Heliseum

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Heliseum
Dimension	Grandis
Continent	Eastern Grandis
Sub-Area(s)	Tyrant's Castle
Mob Level Range	95 - 103
Quest Level Requirement	100+
Name (Other Servers)
KoreaMS	헬리시움 (Heliseum)
JapanMS	ヘリシウム (Heliseum)
ChinaMS	赫里希安 (Heliseum)
TaiwanMS	赫力席母 (Heliseum)
MapleSEA	Heliseum

“The capital of the Nova that has been seized by Gerand Darmoor. The once-lively city center is occupied by Specters.”

― In-game description for Heliseum

Heliseum is a town in Grandis's eastern region. It was once the capital city of the Nova people, but has been captured by Magnus after he raided the castle and killed most of the royal family (except Cadena, who managed to escape). Recently, the Nova Alliance has been organizing a group to reclaim Heliseum from Magnus, and has asked the Maple Alliance for assistance.

This region can be accessed on foot via the top right portal in Pantheon. It is divided into three sections: Heliseum Forest, Heliseum Downtown, and the sub-area Tyrant's Castle, with Heliseum Downtown and Tyrant's Castle being unlocked as you progress through the questline.

Completing the first half of the Heliseum questline, up to the point where you grant access to Heliseum Downtown, unlocks Daily Quests which reward  Shadowdealer Coins. These coins can be used to purchase various items from Mayala.

World Map

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Monsters

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  Specter Battle Hound
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  Specter Shieldbearer
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  Blue Speeyor
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  Red Speeyor
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  Dinogoth
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  Dinoram
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  Yellow Speeyor
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  Dinodon
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  Specter Miner
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  Specter Tamer
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  Guerrilla Specter
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  Specter Engineer
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  Power Specter

Story

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Under the leadership of Edea, the Supreme Commander and strategist of the Nova army, Nova began fighting the Specter army in an effort to break into Heliseum. Hoping to find more allies, the Nova asked Kaiser to request the Maple Alliance for their assistance in the battle. Neinheart decided to send a small team of elite Alliance soldiers in order to reinforce the Nova, who crossed over to Grandis through the Interdimensional Portal. In order to push through, the Nova utilized an ancient Nova superweapon called the Blue Dragon Cannon, with Cadena restoring the faded schematics with the help of the Shadowdealers. With the weapon complete, Cadena made several modifications to the original design and created the Apocalypse Cannon, which had been enhanced with Shadowdealer technology for her own personal use.

During the campaign, the Nova recruited the help of a wise sage named Eurenth, who had gone into exile after the Nova had refused to listen to his counsel about the imminent invasion of Heliseum decades ago. With Eurenth's reluctant help, the Nova learned about the materials needed to repair the broken Blue Dragon Cannon. The Nova also employed the Heliseum branch of the Shadowdealers, who provided specialized knowledge and materials to repair the Blue Dragon Cannon in exchange for a hefty fee. While pushing into the city, the Nova discovered that Magnus had filled the city with Specters, who wandered mindlessly without any apparent purpose. Because of this, Edea concluded that Magnus had no interest in the city, but rather, he had locked himself in the throne room in order to take the power of the Outrigger, a holy relic that the Ancient Gods of the Nova had given to their people.

As they pushed to enter Tyrant's Castle, the Alliance and the Nova began facing two of the three Guardians of Heliseum: Victor and Treglow. Victor had been a painter whose fiancée had passed away from illness. Driven mad with longing, Victor had shut himself away in his room, painting furiously, until Magnus had anonymously sent a magical canvas, which could bring anything painted on it to life. Victor had obsessively painted his fiancée, though the canvas would only create a doll each time. Eventually, Victor's soul was bound to the canvas after growing dependent on it, after which he had killed himself in order to put an end to his pain, leaving his trapped soul to endlessly paint new minions for Magnus. Treglow had been a genius scientist and chemist, whose achievements had been celebrated by the Nova. Taking advantage of his insatiable thirst for recognition, Magnus had used his spies to send him rare books and materials from the High Flora in order to fund his research. Eventually, Magnus had sent Treglow a cursed chemical, which had caused him to lose his mind. Having gone mad, Treglow offered his loyalty to Magnus and created twisted creatures for his army. Though Edea had been the third Guardian, she had escaped Heliseum during its fall.

The Alliance soon learned that Magnus had replaced Edea with Velderoth, who had joined Magnus in order to become stronger than Kaiser. Though Velderoth attempted to challenge Kaiser in battle, Kaiser was able to defeat him, though he was deeply disturbed about the fall of his former friend. Eventually, the Nova were able to break into the city and launched their final assault on Tyrant's Castle, where they defeated the three Guardians of Heliseum. Though Victor and Treglow were both killed, Velderoth managed to escape in the battle. The Alliance then discovered Magnus, who, for decades, had been attempting to steal the power of the Outrigger, though the Ancient Gods of the Nova - sensing that Magnus had betrayed his people - continued rejecting his attempts. Furious, Magnus resolved to kill every single Nova in the world if it was required to finally claim the power. The Alliance fought against Magnus, who lost his hold on the stolen powers of Guwaru, allowing them to flow back to Guwaru on Maple World. After being defeated, a mysterious vortex pulled in both Magnus and the Outrigger, causing them to disappear. Magnus also lost his cursed Kaiserium, which was reclaimed and restored by Kaiser. Following Magnus' defeat, the Nova reclaimed Heliseum and officially joined the Maple Alliance.

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