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{{BadgeBox|Badge_firefighter.png|Volunteer Firefighter|You have helped save the people of Paragon City from burning!}} | {{BadgeBox|Badge_firefighter.png|Volunteer Firefighter|You have helped save the people of Paragon City from burning!}} | ||
* Defeat 50 Fires and 50 Hellion Arsonists for the [[Firefighter Badge]] | * Defeat 50 Fires and 50 Hellion Arsonists for the [[Firefighter Badge]]. Once awarded, [[Fire Chief Williams]] gives players the [[Large Extinguisher]] to assist in fighting fires more efficiently. | ||
{{BadgeBox|Badge_firefighter.png|Firefighter|Once again, you have risen to the call of duty and put an end to the evil arsonists that plague Paragon City. Smokey would be proud!}} | {{BadgeBox|Badge_firefighter.png|Firefighter|Once again, you have risen to the call of duty and put an end to the evil arsonists that plague Paragon City. Smokey would be proud!}} | ||
Revision as of 03:26, 5 June 2007
Overview
The Hellion Arson is a zone event that occurs in Steel Canyon. The Hellions are torching buildings and it’s up to the heroes to snuff them out!
Description
There are six buildings in Steel Canyon that the Hellions torch. They are located along the eastern edge of Steel Canyon from the northeast corner near the Green Line down to the southeast corner near the Yellow Line. When a fire breaks out, Fire Chief Williams will appear nearby. When you talk to him, he will give you an Extinguisher to put out the flames. If you run out of charges for the extinguisher, simply talk to the Fire Chief again. You can also use any cold damaging powers to put out the fires. During the event, Hellions will attack in waves to start more fires and strengthen ones that have been partially extinguished. If the fires aren't put out fast enough, the building will explode defeating any heroes that are in close proximity.
Strategy Notes
Since the Hellions constantly start new fires, it has been believed that it was better to leave the Hellions alone so that players can get access to the maximum number of fires for badge credits. But some more recent testing has shown that this may not always be the best strategy. It appears that the final explosion is not strictly time based, but rather is based on the building reaching a critical mass of fires after it enters the final phase of the event (as seen when you get the smaller explosion around the bottom level of the building). Once this final phase is entered, it is possible to clear out all the remaining Hellions. If this is done, no new fires will be set, and the building can never reach critical mass and explode. (People have reported clearing out the Hellion waves, and then watching the building burn for over 40 more minutes with no explosion.)
Badges
- Defeat 25 Fires or 25 Hellion Arsonists for the Volunteer Firefighter Badge
- Defeat 50 Fires and 50 Hellion Arsonists for the Firefighter Badge. Once awarded, Fire Chief Williams gives players the Large Extinguisher to assist in fighting fires more efficiently.
- Defeat 100 Fires and 100 Hellion Arsonists for the Fire Chief Badge