Four Fiends Resort & Casino

It's All Saints' Wake season and what better way to build hype for it with not one, but TWO Glamour Contests?!?

Everyone can participate in this contest, rather it's patrons, staff or even DJs, everyone can enter our contest here at Four Fiends Resort!

There will be lots of gil, fiend tokens, and prizes! So what do you need to know to enter our contest? The answers are below:

To enter the discord contest, the steps are as followed:
- Join our discord here!
- Read the rules of our discord and click the ink & quill reaction to sign that you agree to obey them to get access to the channels.
- Open the Photos category and click on the "#glamour-contest" channel.
- Post ONE post with what the name of your costume is and a photo of your costume to go with it.
- Though there is an age restriction due to some photos may be considered NSFW, please respect our rule on No Nudity!
- If you are part of a duet/group, decide which one of you will post the entry photo of your duet/group and only one of you post a photo of your duet/group and the name of what your costumes are. Do NOT post individual photos as a duet/group or your duet/group will be disqualified.

You may enter the discord contest anytime between RIGHT NOW and Thursday Night, October 31st, at 11:45pm Eastern Time!

Voting will open Thursday, October 31st, at 10:00pm Eastern Time!
To vote, simply react to ONE photo that you think is the winning costume. You cannot vote for yourself, and if you are part of a duet/group, you must agree on who will vote on your behalf so that we don't have any unfair voting. If you are caught voting more than once (i.e. reacting to more than one photo) then your votes along with your entry to the contest will be cast into the void, so please only vote once!

Once Thursday Night at 11:45pm Eastern Time hits, voting will close and we will begin counting the votes and checking if everyone obeyed the one vote only rule. Once a winner is determined, we will announce it in-game and on discord!

Unlike the in-game contest, there will be only one winner for the discord contest! The individual that wins our discord contest will win 4 Million Gil and 4 Fiend Tokens (to learn more about our exclusive currency and what you can spend them on, see the prizes page here on our carrd).

Everyone can participate in this contest, whether it's patrons, staff or even DJs, everyone can enter our contest here at Four Fiends Resort!

There will be lots of gil, fiend tokens, and prizes! Unlike the discord contest, there will be THREE winners for the in-game contest!

So what do you need to know to enter our contest? The answers are below:

To enter the contest, simply see Robert Dahweirdacus at the Front Desk and let them know you wish to enter the contest and what your glamour is. Your glamour can be anything FFXIV related or not FFXIV related and it must be vanilla (not modded, we will have a discord glamour contest that allows modded costumes!).

Anxiety Warning: By entering the contest, you agree to take part in the glamour showcase, which requires you to be on stage in front of the crowd. You won't be on stage long, but we know not everyone is comfortable in front of crowds. So enter with caution!

At 2:00am Eastern Time, the Glamour Showcase will begin. Those who signed up for the Glamour Contest will be called one by one in order they signed up. When called, you are to jump on stage next to DJ Miztress K facing the dance floor and do just three emotes to show off your glamour. Once you have done your three emotes, simply get off the stage and the next person will be called.

Once everyone has been called and done their three emotes, the Glamour Showcase will end and the voting will begin!

When the host says "GO!", you will have 60 seconds to send the host, Robert Dahweirdacus, a /tell with the name of the person you're voting for. Only votes after "GO!" and before "STOP!" is said will count. So be careful to not send your vote before "GO!" is shouted or after "STOP!" is shouted.

There are a few rules for voting that you should keep in mind:
- You can only vote once. If you vote twice or spam your vote, it will be disqualified and not count.
- You can only vote for one person, and it can't be yourself.
- You can only vote for people who are part of the contest. If you vote for someone not part of the contest, you will waste your one vote.
- If you are part of a duet or group, you cannot vote for each other.

Once the 60 seconds are up and "STOP!" is shouted, the host will then take a few minutes to count the votes to determine the winners! There are no ties in this contest, so if two people tie with say 2 votes each, the one who got the two votes first will place higher than the other.
Example:
>> Robert Dahweirdacus (Mateus): Patron One!
>> Robert Dahweirdacus (Mateus): Patron Two!
>> Robert Dahweirdacus (Mateus): Patron Two!
>> Robert Dahweirdacus (Mateus): Patron One!
In this case, Patron Two got two votes before Patron One, so Patron Two would place in 1st, and Patron One would place in 2nd.

Once the winners are determined, the host will announce them in order from 3rd place, 2nd place, and 1st place. Those who won will win the following prizes:

1st Place
- 5 Million Gil
- 4 Fiend Tokens
- Air Wheeler A-9 (Mount)

2nd Place
- 3,500,000 Gil
- 4 Fiend Tokens

3rd Place
- 1,500,000
- 4 Fiend TokensIn addition to the gil and fiend tokens, each winner will also receive a free art commission of their character by artist, Minky Minx!

Our AD Creator, Aki Faelen, offers gpose commissions!

GPose commissions can be requested by talking to Aki Faelen directly if he's present at the venue; or by talking to the front desk and your request will be relayed to him via discord.Please note that he does not do sex scenes!
He offers SFW and light NSFW gposes.

Click here to see more samples of his work and to learn more about how he does his gposes!

You can also reserve gpose commissions in advance on our discord's "#reservations" channel!

Please provide the following information when you reserve a GPose Commission in our discord channel:

Name:
Server:
How many gposes:
How many people (if group photos):
Any details about your request:

Three to four photos for 250,000 gil!For group photos, it's an additional 25,000 gil per additional person.
Example: If it's you and 2 others, it's 250,000 + 50,000 (300k total).

If you wish for a reading, seek our Tarot Reader, Liera, downstairs at her post!

Readings are 75,000 Gil.

Once you have paid for her commission and asked her your question, she will draw cards in real life to determine what answers await you and share with you as she draws cards.

The raffle drawings will take place at 12:45am Eastern Time! The Entertainer (Hype) person will announce that it's time to determine the winning raffle ticket, and they will roll "/random xxx" (replacing xxx with the amount of tickets purchased total). The winning number will win the raffle!

The person with the winning number will win 60% of the total raffle and FOUR Fiend Tokens! These four tokens do not count towards your weekly four earned from playing our games or winning our giveaways or the championship game. In addition, a random minion will also be offered in the raffle to the winner. The minion will be revealed in the announcement of our opening.

Four Fiends Resort has a 50/50 raffle system that patrons can enter by approaching a Host at the front desk.

To enter the raffle, you must first tell the front desk you wish to enter the raffle. Each patron can purchase up to ten tickets. Tickets are 50k gil each, totaling 500,000 for ten tickets!

Once you trade your 50k gil to the front desk, you will be told what your raffle number(s) are. Raffle numbers are similar to the housing lottery, where numbers add up as people enter the raffle (i.e. first to enter and end up buying ten tickets will have ticket numbers 1-10).

The raffle drawings will take place at 12:45am Eastern Time! The Entertainer (Hype) person will announce that it's time to determine the winning raffle ticket, and they will roll "/random xxx" (replacing xxx with the amount of tickets purchased total). The winning number will win the raffle!

The person with the winning number will win 60% of the total raffle and FOUR Fiend Tokens! These four tokens do not count towards your weekly four earned from playing our games or winning our giveaways or the championship game. In addition, a random minion will also be offered in the raffle to the winner. The minion will be revealed in the announcement of our opening.

The Four Fiends Resort is a Roleplay Venue on the MMORPG, Final Fantasy XIV with a variety of things in hope to keep you entertained. Any money or token spending refers to in-game currency, not IRL money.

We hope to offer you a place to escape troubled times, relax, bring some friends, enjoy some games, the jams from our DJs, some drinks, and above all, a delightful time that will have you coming back for more!

So what makes us different you might ask?

We offer both Blackjack & Baccarat. Both of which have objectives you can complete to earn our exclusive currency, Fiend Tokens. Each patron can obtain up to four Fiend Tokens a week!

At the last hour (1:00am EST), the Gamba Floor will close and the Prize Counter will open for 30 minutes. Here you can exchange your Fiend Tokens for one prize each week from the list of prizes in the Prize Counter.

At the half hour of the first three hours we're open (10:30pm, 11:30pm, and 12:30am EST), we will be doing a giveaway for 200,000 gil for our patrons. Winners of the giveaways will also give a fiend token that doesn't count towards your weekly limit!

Here at The Four Fiends Resort, a green tag simply means that Dancer/Bouncer can be booked for companionship for 150,000 gil an hour. Whatever companionship means for you and the Dancer/Bouncer is strictly between you and the Dancer/Bouncer.

However, NSFW related companionship will require renting a room, but rooms can also be rented if you simply just want to be away from others. We respect privacy here, so we don't need to know what you're renting a room for!

Note: Companionship Bookings must remain somewhere in the venue!

We offer many services all in one venue such as Bar Services, Tarot Readings, GPoses, Raffles, and more!

No nudity: NSFW glams are acceptable, but nudity is not.No ERPing in public: Flirting is fine, but keep certain conversations and graphic speech out of public chats. NSFW Companionship must be taken to one of our rooms.Be respectful: We're all here to have fun, relax, and escape drama outside of the resort. If you have issues with someone, please keep it out of public and preferably out of our venue.No sensitive topics: Keep political justice behaviors and other topics that might offend others out of the venue.No slurs of any kind: Do not use any slurs against race, LGBTQ+, or any other kind of offensive slurs.No yelling or shouting: Yell chat is to be used only from our staff when special announcements are being made; such as the bar being bought out, a giveaway taking place, or when our Casino closes and the Prize Counter opens. Shout chat is to be used only by our DJ and Entertainer (Hype). Please be respectful of these and only use /say when typing in our venue.Listen to Management: If anyone from management says that something needs to cease, regardless of its place on the rules, please respect what they request without question.

We offer three different VIP packages here at Four Fiends Resort. Each of which give you an exclusive "Saving Throw" that can be redeemed anytime you have to roll a dice or a Dealer rolls a dice for you for a free re-roll. However, the saving throw cannot be used in the giveaways or the Championship Game.If you wish to help a friend get VIP, you can buy VIP for a friend!

Lifetime Package
40,000,000 Gil

- Fiend Package benefits.- Grants VIP for LIFE!- Bet up to quadruple the maximum betting in the Gamba Games!- Obtain TWO Saving Throws upon entering the venue each night we're open that month that can be used for that night only!

In addition to our games at the Gamba, Bar Services, and the vibes from our DJs; we also offer the following here at Four Fiends Resort:

Our rooms aren't just for when a Dancer or Bouncer gets booked for NSFW Companionship! You and some friends can rent a room for your own SFW or NSFW RP desires! Click here for more details!

Our AD Creator, Aki Faelen, offers gpose commissions!
Click here for more details!

Dancers and Bouncers can be booked for "Companionship". What companionship means is between you and the Dancer/Bouncer.If you're interested in booking a Dancer or Bouncer who has a Green Tag up, speak to the Receptionist (Greeter). Companionship cost 150,000 gil per hour.{New} Companionship Bookings come with 1 free hour of a room rental of your choice (see Rooms on our carrd home page for details). Any additional hours will cost another 150k for companionship and 100k for the room.

Our tarot reader, Liera Oronir, offers readings for 75,000 gil!

We offer gamba for both Low Roller and High Roller patrons. Here are some details about what we have to offer!

Each patron can obtain up to four Fiend Tokens a week that can be exchanged at the Prize Counter for a variety of prizes. Each prize on the Prize Counter requires a certain amount of Fiend Tokens.Click here for more details on how to earn Fiend Tokens, as well as what we offer on the Prize Counter!

Another addition to our gamba games downstairs, we have our Live Action Board Game, Fiend Party, on the main floor.

Fiend Party, inspired by Mario Party, features both a Party Mode (2 to 8 players) and a Duel Mode (2 players), click here!

At 1:00 AM (EST), we have our our unique version of a Deathroll Tournament called "Rubicante's Russian Roulette. It's still tournament style bracket but each round features up to four people as opposed to being one on one.Each player takes turns rolling to see who rolls the dreaded 1. If a 1 isn't rolled off the "/random 2" roll, the bomb resets back to where it started.Click Here for more information.

Don't wanna gamba but wanna hang around with friends? No problem! We have a booth you and some friends can sit and relax while patrons around do their thing.

This is a unique game that combines mechanics from blackjack, five-card draw, and three-card poker. The objective is to form the best possible poker hand using three 13-sided dice. Players compete against the dealer, and if your hand beats the dealer's hand, you win! There are some twists though!

Here's the play-by-play:

Going from the dealer's left to right around the table, each player places their bets (minimum 1,000, maximum 250,000) by trading with the dealer.Once each player has given their bets to the dealer, the dealer reveals two of their three numbers, keeping one hidden. This is similar to Blackjack where the dealer reveals their first number and keeps their second number hidden.Keep in mind, the dealer can still re-roll these numbers, but it's good to know they have them to see if they already qualify or not, right??

Once each player has placed their bets, going clockwise around the table starting from the dealer's left, the player rolls "/dice party 13" three times.Following their roll, if the player doesn't have a minimum High Dice of Sephirot (11) or higher (Sophia = 12, Zurvan = 13, or Ace = 1), their turn ends!If they do have at least a "High Dice" of Sephirot or higher, they can do one of the following options:Re-Roll
The player can choose to re-roll one or two (must keep at least one) of their dice. You can only re-roll once, similar to five-card draw. What you get following the re-roll is what you have and your turn ends.Double Down
If the player is confident in their first rolls, they can double down, paying their initial bet again and not re-roll any of their dice. If the player chooses to double down, once they pay their initial bet again, they end their turn.

Once each player's turn has ended, the Dealer will reveal their third number and then follow the same process, minus the option to Double Down.
In other words, if the Dealer does not have a minimum High Dice of Sephirot (11), the dealer does not qualify to play and the player's initial bets are pushed regardless of their hand.This means if the player chose to Double Down and the dealer did not qualify for them to beat their hand, they lose their Double Down bet.If the dealer does have a minimum High Dice of Sephirot (11), they can choose to re-roll up to two of their dice, keeping at least one of them as it is. This will be where the Dealer makes an attempt to form a poker hand that will beat any or all player's hands.

If the dealer qualified and was able to have a minimum High Dice of Sephirot (11), then winners are determined based on if any of the player's hand beats the dealer's hand.In this game, the possible poker hands are as followed:

In the result of a tie between a player and the dealer, it's handled as followed:If the player's highest dice and the dealer’s highest dice the same, the tie is broken by the second-highest dice. If the player's highest and second-highest dice are the same, the tie is broken by the third-highest dice. If all three dice are the same, the hand results in a tie and the player's initial bets are returned to them! Double Down bets are lost.If the player's hand beats the dealer's hand, the payouts are as followed:

As the name sounds, 3-card Poker is a poker game using just three cards instead of the traditional five. Similar to Blackjack, it's the players vs the dealer. Your goal is to have a better poker hand than the dealer's hand, using just three cards. Keep in mind that similar to Blackjack, a 1 works like an Ace, it can be just a regular one before a two, or it can come after a thirteen.

Here's the play-by-play:

Each player places their ante bet (1,000 - 250,000). If the player wishes to also place a bet on the Pair Plus (minimum 1,000, maximum 100,000), they can include this bet with their ante bet (i.e. 250,000 ante bet + say 100,000 Pair Plus bet = player trades 350,000 gil).

Pair Plus is a bet where you predict your hand will be at least a Pair or higher. The dealer's three numbers have nothing to do with the Pair Plus bet. It's simple, if you have a Pair or higher, you win the Pair Plus bet. If you don't have a Pair or higher, you lose the Pair Plus bet.

Once each player has placed their bets, going clockwise around the table starting from the dealer's left, the dealer will draw three numbers to the players and ask if they wish to play or fold.

If the player feels confident their poker hand will beat the dealer's, they can choose to Play and /trade the dealer the same amount paid for the ante.

If the player chooses to Fold, they simply say "Fold". Do note if you choose to fold, you lose your ante and Pair Plus bets.

Once each player has decided to Play or Fold, the dealer will reveal their three numbers.

If each player Folds, this will be skipped and a new round will begin starting with the ante and pair bonus bets.

One unique rule in 3-card Poker is the dealer must have a minimum High Card of 12 (Queen) to even qualify to play.

If the dealer qualifies, then the poker hands are compared between the player(s) and the dealer. If your poker hand beats the dealer's, you win. If the dealer's poker hand beats yours, you lose.

Below is a list of what poker hand beats what from top to bottom. In 3-card Poker, a three of a kind beats a straight.

Payouts for each bet are as followed:
Ante & Play
- If the dealer qualifies and the player(s) win, they win both their ante and play bets x2.
- If the dealer qualifies and the player(s) lose, they lose both their ante and play bets.
- If the dealer doesn't qualify, the player’s ante wager pays x2 and the dealer returns their play and pair-plus wagers.

Pair Plus
Payout for Pair Plus is determined by your Poker Hand, regardless of the dealer's hand:
- Pair = x2 your bet.
- Straight = x6 your bet.
- Three of a Kind = x30 your bet.Tie
If the player's highest card and the dealer’s highest card the same, the tie is broken by the second-highest card. If the player's highest and second-highest cards are the same, the tie is broken by the third-highest card. If all three cards are the same, the hand results in a tie and the player's ante & play bets are returned to them!

Higher or Lower is a one-on-one guessing game between you and the dealer. The objective of this game is to predict if your number will be higher or lower than the dealer's number.

Here's the play-by-play:

The player places their bet (minimum 1,000, maximum 100,000) by trading with the dealer and declares if they think their number will be Higher or Lower than the dealers by typing "High" or "Low" in party chat.

The player then types "/dice party 9" to roll a 9-sided dice, which will generate a number between 0-9.
Note: If you roll outside of party chat, your roll doesn't count!

The dealer then types "/dice party 9" to roll a 9-sided dice, which will generate a number between 0-9.

The results are based on what the player and dealer roll. If you predicted correctly that your number is higher or lower than the dealer's number, you win. If you both roll the same number, you must both re-roll starting with the player, followed by the dealer. If your prediction was wrong, you lose.

If you predicted correctly, your winnings is your bet x1.5 regardless of what your numbers are.

However, if your roll is a difference of 4 or more, you win x2 your bet!
Example: You predict low and roll a 1, the dealer rolls 5, that's a difference of 4 and you win double of what bet you placed!

Higher or Lower is a one-on-one guessing game between you and the dealer. The objective of this game is to predict if your number will be higher or lower than the dealer's number.

Here's the play-by-play:

The player places their bet (minimum 1,000, maximum 100,000) by trading with the dealer and declares if they think their number will be Higher or Lower than the dealers by typing "High" or "Low" in party chat.

The player then types "/dice party 9" to roll a 9-sided dice, which will generate a number between 0-9.
Note: If you roll outside of party chat, your roll doesn't count!

The dealer then types "/dice party 9" to roll a 9-sided dice, which will generate a number between 0-9.

The results are based on what the player and dealer roll. If you predicted correctly that your number is higher or lower than the dealer's number, you win. If you both roll the same number, you must both re-roll starting with the player, followed by the dealer. If your prediction was wrong, you lose.

If you predicted correctly, your winnings is your bet x1.5 regardless of what your numbers are.

However, if your roll is a difference of 4 or more, you win x2 your bet!
Example: You predict low and roll a 1, the dealer rolls 5, that's a difference of 4 and you win double of what bet you placed!

The game still plays the same as the regular Higher or Lower, with some changes such as the following:

The minimum amount the player can bet is now 400,000 gil. Where as the maximum amount the player can bet is now up to 1 million!

Instead of rolling "/dice party 9", both the player and the dealer will roll "/dice party 8" instead!

Unlike the regular version where your difference doesn't really matter unless you want to double your bet, in this version your number MUST be a difference of 4 or more!

Winning the savage version will always double your bet no matter what. However, if you manage to win with a difference of 8 (i.e. player predicted Low and rolls 1 and dealer rolls 9), the player wins 2.5x their bet!

Reminder: In addition to you winning your bet multiplied based on if you successfully predicted High or Low, you also win a Fiend Token!

Blackjack is a multiplayer game featuring the players vs the dealer. The objective is to get as close to 21 without going over. Those whose hand is closest to 21 without going over that beats the dealers hand, wins!

Here's the play-by-play:

Going from the dealer's left to right around the table, each player places their bets (minimum 1,000, maximum 500,000) by trading with the dealer.Once each player has given their bets to the dealer, the dealer reveals their first number, and then rolls "/dice party 13" two times for each player to give them their starting numbers.

Point values for each number are as followed:

Once each player has their starting numbers, the dealer then askes each player one by one going from the dealer's left to right if they wish to either:

"Hit"
The dealer rolls "/dice party 13" once to add points to their current score. The player may then choose to continue hitting until they decide to "Stay" or bust (exceed 21).

"Stay"
Once you're confident your point value is close enough to 21 without going over, the player can choose to "Stay" and end their turn. Locking them at the point value they have. Once a player stays or busts, the dealer moves on to the next player until each player has chosen to stay or busted.

"Double Down"
This option is only available once the player receives their starting numbers. If the player wishes to choose to do so, they can double their bet and the dealer will roll "/dice party 13" just once for the player to add one more number to their starting number. Following this, the player is forced to "Stay" no matter what their total point value is.

"Split"
This option is completely up to the Dealer if they offer Splits at their table. If so, a split is an option if your first two numbers are the same (i.e. two 4s). If you choose to split, you split your two numbers into two hands, and then the Dealer will draw a new number for each. You must pay your bet again similar to choosing to Double Down. You cannot split a split hand though, so once you split, you will play each hand one by one as usual, with the usual options to Hit, Stay, or Double Down.

Once each player has chosen to stay or busted, the dealer then reveals their second number. The dealer then rolls "/dice party 13" until they obtain a point value of 17 or higher. Once the dealer obtains a point value of 17 or higher, they're forced to stand.

Once the dealer stands, those whose point values are higher than the dealers without busting get their bets doubled. If you bet a minimum of 400,000 and win, you get a fiend token!

If a player wins with a Natural Blackjack (21 with their two cards alone), they instantly win and their bet is multiplied by 2.5!

If the player's number matches the dealer's number, the player can push their bet to the next round or get a refund. This includes a dirty blackjack (21 after choosing to Hit or Double Down). So even if you get a dirty blackjack, you haven't won just yet. The Dealer could still get a dirty blackjack as well and cause you to push your bet.

Note: If you Double Down and get a Dirty Blackjack, and the Dealer also gets a Dirty Blackjack, the Dealer has the choice if they allow bets to be pushed or not. This cannot change each time though as the Dealer must decide how they handle this for the entire night.

Inspired by Picture Poker (Super Mario 64 DS), Number Poker is a one-on-one game of Poker, using a six-sided dice. Your objective is to have a better hand than the dealer's hand. If your hand beats the dealer's hand, you win. There's no ties in this game. So if you happen to tie the dealer, the house wins!

Here's the play-by-play:

The player places their bet (minimum 1,000, maximum 100,000) by trading with the dealer. The player then types "/dice party 6" five times to see what their hand is.

If you are unhappy with your numbers, you can choose to discard some or all of your numbers and type "/dice party 6" the amount of times as the numbers you're replacing.

Before doing so, you have the option to increase your bet up to the maximum 1 million. So, say you bet 100,000 and are confident you'll have a good hand following discarding or choosing not to discard, you can bet an additional 900,000 gil to make the maximum 1 million.

Following the optional additional bets and discard phase, having your official hand; the dealer will then reveal what his hand by typing "/dice party 6" five times. If your hand beats his, then you win!

Depending on what your winning hand is will determine how much gil you win based on the following chart:

Example: Your hand is a Three of a Kind of 555, and the dealer's hand is just a Two Pair of 4's and 1's, your Three of a Kind beats the dealer's Two Pair, so you'd win two times your bet!

The game still plays the same as the regular Number Poker, but with some changes such as the following:

The minimum amount the player can bet is now 400,000 gil. Where as the maximum amount the player can bet is now up to 1 million!

The player and dealer instead types "/dice party 13" five times, as if they're now playing with real poker cards.

Rolling a 1 is now considered rolling an Ace. This means 1 is now technically the highest number.

The best hand you can get is now a Fiend Straight, which consists of an Ace (1), 13, 12, 11, and 10. Winning with this hand will quadruple your betting!

Due to the One now being an Ace, the chart has changed to the following:

Reminder: In addition to you winning your bet multiplied based on what your hand is, you also win a Fiend Token!

Fiend Poker is a multiplayer game of Poker, using a six-sided dice. The Four Fiends will each have a pocket dealt to them, and then you place your bet on which of the Four Fiends you think will have the better hand.

Here's the play-by-play:

At the start of the round, the dealer rolls two numbers to each of the Four Fiends using "/dice party 13" two times for each fiend.

Once each fiend's pocket are revealed, from the dealer's left to right, the dealer will ask which fiend the players to place their bet (minimum 1,000, maximum 100,000) on which fiend they predict will have the better hand based off what they have as their pocket (two cards).

Bet wisely, as just because one fiend has higher numbers than the other, doesn't always guarantee them victory!

Once each player has placed their bets, the dealer will then draw three cards onto the table, which is normally called the Flop in Hold'em Poker. However, in this version, there is no Turn or River. So once the flop is revealed, it's then time to see which of the four fiends' hand is better than the other!

What the fiend won with will determine what the player's bet is multiplied by. If your fiend ties with another fiend, however, the players whose fiends tied just win their bets back and are not multipled!

The following chart shows what beats what and what each hand's value is:

Example: One fiend has a Three of a Kind of 555, and the second best hand on the table is just a Two Pair of 4's and 1's, the Three of a Kind beats that Two Pair and everyone else's hand; so if you had bet on that fiend with the Three of a Kind, you won!

The game still plays the same as the regular Fiend Poker, but with some changes such as the following:

The minimum amount the player can bet on a fiend is now 400,000 gil. Where as the maximum amount the player can bet is now up to 1 million!

In addition to revealing the Flop, the Turn and River are also revealed in the savage version, increasing the chances of getting a poker hand, but also increases the difficulty as the other three fiends could also be getting a better poker hand than the fiend you predicted.

In the savage version, once the Flop is revealed, each player has the option to change their prediction to another fiend if they are not feeling confident in the one they placed their bet on originally. They can only change their prediction once, so once the decision is made to keep or change your prediction, the Turn and River are revealed.

In this version, it's the Fiends vs the Dealer! Once the River is revealed, the Dealer then reveals their secret pocket by rolling "/dice party 13" twice. If a fiends' hand is better than the dealer's hand, those who bet on that fiend win their bet multiplied by the value of what that fiend's hand is, and they also win a Fiend Token!

However, if the dealer's hand is better than the fiend's hand, then the house gets the gil that was bet on that fiend! So if the Dealer's hand beats all four fiends', the house takes it all!

The roulette table consists of numbers 1 through 36. Players place up to three bets (one bet on three different options) and see if the ball is in your favor!

Once bets are placed, the dealer rolls "/dice party 38". 1 - 36 are exactly what they show on board and 37 corresponds to placing a 0 in the roulette box and 38 corresponds to place a 00."

Here's the play-by-play:

Each player places their bet on either of the two betting options. They can place their bet on one betting option or place bets on up to three different betting options.When a player bets on three different options (e.g., Red, Black, Odd, Even, High, Low, Dozens, Columns), the total value across all Outside Bets must stay within the maximum limit, in this case, 200,000 gil. Same with Inside Bets staying within 50,000 gil.Important note: The maximum betting limits for Inside Bets and Outside Bets are separate and treated independently. This means that if a player bets the maximum allowed on inside bets, they can still bet the maximum allowed on outside bets without any reduction in the allowed amount.Example:
If the player places 50,000 on an Inside Bet (e.g., the Top Line bet), they can still place the full 200,000 on an Outside Bet, like Red or Odd. The inside bet doesn't affect the outside bet limit, and vice versa.

These bets cover larger groups of numbers, offering lower payouts but higher odds of winning.
Here are the betting options for Outside Bets:Odd/Even
A bet on whether the ball will land on an odd or even number. The payout is 1:1.Red/Black
A bet on whether the ball will land on a red or black number. The payout is 1:1.High/Low
A bet on whether the ball will land on numbers between 1-18 (low) or 19-36 (high). The payout is 1:1.Column Bet
A bet on one of the three vertical columns of numbers on the table. The payout is 2:1.Dozen Bet
A bet on one of the three groups of 12 numbers (1-12, 13-24, 25-36). The payout is 2:1.

These bets are placed on specific numbers or small groups of numbers, offering higher payouts but with lower odds of winning.
Here are the betting options for Inside Bets:Double Street
A bet on six consecutive numbers across two rows (e.g., 1-6). The payout is 5:1.Top Line
A bet on the numbers 0, 00, 1, 2, and 3. This is specific to American Roulette and has the worst odds for the player. The payout is 6:1.Corner Bet (Square)
A bet on four numbers that meet at a corner (e.g., 4, 5, 7, 8). The payout is 8:1.Street
A bet on three consecutive numbers in a horizontal line (e.g., 1, 2, 3). The payout is 11:1.Splits
A bet on two adjacent numbers (e.g., 8 and 9) by placing a chip on the line between them. The payout is 17:1.Straight Up
A bet on a single number (e.g., 17). The payout is 35:1.

Once all bets are in, the dealer will then roll "/dice party 38" where 1 - 36 are exactly what they show on board and 37 corresponds to placing a 0 in the roulette box and 38 corresponds to place a 00."Payouts are then paid accordingly to what the player(s) placed bets on and if they won their bets.If the roll lands on 37 (0) or 38 (00), all outside bets lose.However, if a player placed a bet on 0 or 00 as part of an inside bet (e.g., a Straight Up bet on 0 or 00, or a Splits bet involving 0/00), they win and are paid accordingly. Those who place bets on combination bets like the Top Line bet (which covers 0, 00, 1, 2, 3) also win and are paid accordingly.If the number happens to be the rare 0 out of 38, the house wins everything, but the player(s) get a Fiend Token out of pity. :P

Pool is a unique game down at our Bar where you can either face the Game Master running it, bring a friend and the two of you play, or challenge a random patron. This version of pool is a race to 7pts using the 15 balls. 1 - 7 are Solids. 9 - 15 are Stripes. 8 is of course the dreaded 8-ball.

Here's the play-by-play:

If it's Player vs Game Master, the player pays the ante amount they wish to try to double (minimum 1,000, maximum 250,000) by trading with the dealer.

If it's Player vs Player, the two players agree on an ante they both pay. There is no limit to how high both players can agree on as long as they both agree on an ante. Once both agree on an ante, they both pay the ante amount to the Game Master.

Once the ante has been paid, both players will roll "/dice party 10", and the highest roll starts the game.

At the start of each turn, the player types "/dice party 15" to see which ball they're attempting to sink. Then they roll "/dice party 2" to see if they succeed. If the player rolls a 2 for the sink roll, they successfully sank that ball and get 1 point. If the player rolls a 1 for the sink roll, they failed to sink it and their turn ends.

Once one of the players get 1 point first, whatever type of ball they sank will now be the balls they need to roll for in order to score points.

Example: Player 1 rolls 4 out of 15, 4 is a Solid Ball. They roll 2 out of 2, successfully sinking it. Player 1 is Solids, Player 2 is Stripes. Player 1 must roll 1 - 7 in order to try to score, and Player 2 must roll 9 - 15. If the player fails to roll their respective type of ball, their turn ends.Note that just like in IRL pool, if the player successfully sinks their ball, they continue their turn looping back to the "/dice party 15" roll to see what ball they get.

At any time during the game a player rolls an 8 out of 15, they are now hoping to NOT roll a 2 on the "/dice party 2" roll. If a player sinks the 8-ball, the game is over and the other player wins.

The game ends when one player successfully sinks 7 balls of their respective type (i.e. Solids or Stripes), scoring a total of 7pts; or if a player sinks the 8-ball.

Player vs Game Master
If the player wins, they win 2x what they paid for the ante. If the Game Master sinks the 8-ball, the player wins 2.5x what they paid for the ante!

Player vs Player
The player that wins takes 90% of the pot (total paid from both players ante bets). The remaining 10% goes to the house.

This is an affiliate minigame from The Loser's Club - Low Roller Casino. It's a single player game, where the player pays 50,000 gil to play. If they win, they win 400,000 gil! Only four attempts are allowed each week, so make them count!

Here's the play-by-play:

The player must first pay the 50,000 gil to play the minigame.

In this minigame, TLC only uses ten balls. To start the minigame, once the player has paid the 50,000 gil buy-in, they roll /random 10 to see which ball they get.

If the player rolls an 8, getting the 8-ball, they automatically lose the minigame!

If the player rolls any other number, they then specify which pocket they are aiming to sink the ball into. Once they have declared the number pocket (1 - 6), they must then roll /random 6. If they roll the number they specified to be aiming for, they successfully sunk their ball and win 400,000 gil!

If the player rolls any other pocket number, they missed their shot and lose the minigame!

Darts is a unique game down at our Bar where you can either face the Game Master running it, bring a friend and the two of you play, or challenge a random patron. It features three darts and the dart board. The player with the most points wins!

Here's the play-by-play:

If it's Player vs Game Master, the player pays the ante amount they wish to try to double (minimum 1,000, maximum 250,000) by trading with the dealer.

If it's Player vs Player, the two players agree on an ante they both pay. There is no limit to how high both players can agree on as long as they both agree on an ante. Once both agree on an ante, they both pay the ante amount to the Game Master.

Each player gets three darts. Both players will do "/dice party 10" to see who goes first (highest roll goes first).On your turn, simply do "/dice party 10" three times. These rolls represent your throws, so if you have the /throw emote, feel free to use it with your rolls to add realism to the game!

Each number on the "dice party 10" represents part of the dart board, which are as followed:1 = "Bullseye" (50pts)
2 = 25pts Ring
3 = Single Score Ring
4 = Triple Score Ring
5 = Single Score Ring
6 = Double Score Ring
7 = No Score Ring
8 - 10 = Missed the dart board!If you rolled a 3 - 6, you will then roll "/dice party 20" to see how many points that throw is worth.If you roll an 8 - 10, you missed the board and get 0pts for that throw.

Once both players have thrown their three darts and their points determined. Whoever has the most points wins. On the result of a tie, both players get an additional dart to throw again to break the tie starting with the player that went first before.

Player vs Game Master
If the player wins, they win 2x what they paid for the ante.

Player vs Player
The player that wins takes 90% of the pot (total paid from both players ante bets). The remaining 10% goes to the house.

Fiend's Fortune is a single-player Slot Machine game, featuring the player and four dice. In this version of Slots, the player places their bet, and then the Game Master rolls four seven-sided die to represent what the player pulled and the payout is dependent on what they pulled.

Here's the play-by-play:

The player places their bet based on which credit they're paying for (1,000 for 1st; 25,000 for 2nd; and 50,000 for 3rd) by trading with the Game Master.Note: Only 3rd credit bets add to and qualify to win the Jackpot!

Once the bet is paid, the Game Master then types "/dice party 7" four times to reveal the results of their pull.

Each number 1 - 7 represent the following:1 = Earth Crystal
2 = Water Crystal
3 = Wind Crystal
4 = Fire Crystal
5 = Blank
6 = Blank
7 = FiendNote: "Blank" is as it sounds, there is no symbol on that number, so if you see a 5 or 6, even if there are matching pairs of 5s or 6s, you get nothing for them!

The player is then paid based on the chart/table below!Note:
VIPs get extra payout depending on their package:
Fiend VIP = Payout + 15%
Lifetime VIP = Payout + 25%Example: Lifetime VIP wins "3 Fiends + Any 1 Crystal" on 3rd Credit wins 600,000 + 25% = 750,000!

Payout Table

Baccarat is a beginner friendly game that is all about luck. No skills required. The players place bets on either the player, dealer, or tie. Both player and dealer are drawn two cards and the objective is whichever has a value closest to 9, wins. If a value goes over nine, than it's subtracted by 10 (i.e. 4 + 8 = 12 - 10 = 2). A third number can be dealt depending on the two the player and dealer has.

Here's the play-by-play:

The player places their bet (minimum 1,000, maximum 100,000) by trading with the dealer and specify if they're betting on the player, the dealer, or a tie.

The dealer then types "/dice party 13" two times to reveal the player's hand, and then again to reveal the dealer's hand. If a third card is required, it will follow the third-card rules below.

Following the player's rolls, depending on the results will determine their earnings based off the following chart:

Player

Dealer

Note: If player takes no third card, the Dealer stands at 6.

Once the player and dealer have an official value, whoever has a value closest to 9 wins. If either player or dealer get a value of 8 or 9, that's considered a Natural and an automatic win. If the players value is tied, then those who bet on a tie win.

Winning a game of Baccarat wins double of what you bet. If you placed a bet on a tie and the result is in fact a tie, you win your bet x4!

Deathroll is a multiplayer game where the player(s) place their bets into the pot and take turns rolling a dice based on the previous player's roll. When someone rolls a 1, they're eliminated from the game and the next round begins until there's one player standing. The last player standing takes 90% of the gil in the pot. The remaining 10% goes to the venue.

Here's the play-by-play:

Each player agrees on a buy-in amount for the game (minimum 10,000, maximum 100,000), and then starting from the dealer's left to right pays the buy-in for the game by trading with the dealer one by one.

Once all players have paid they buy-in, the dealer will roll "/dice party" to start off the game. The round goes clockwise around the table from the dealer, so once the dealer rolls, the furthest player to the dealer's left rolls next, and it goes from there.

Following the dealer's dice roll, the next player will then roll the dice based off what the dealer rolled. So say the dealer rolled 394, the next player will type "/dice party 394". Say that person rolled 69, the player after that will roll "/dice party 69". This continues until a player rolls a 1. Once a player rolls a 1, they're eliminated from the game and the next round begins starting with the player that would have rolled next.

The game goes on until all but one player has been eliminated.

Once all but one player has been eliminated, the game is over and that player wins 90% of the pot. The remaining 10% goes to the venue. However, if the dealer ends up being the last player standing, then the house gets the pot.

The game still plays the same as the regular Deathroll, but with some changes such as the following:

The minimum amount the players can agree on for the buy-in is now 400,000 gil. Where as the maximum amount the players can agree on for the buy-in is now up to 1 million!

The game becomes more intense and fast-paced because not only is the number 1 dangerous, but the number 4 as well. This can count as any number ending in a 4 or just a 4 by itself (xx4, x4, 4).

If a player rolls a number ending in 4 or just 4 by itself, they're eliminated!

Due to the fact each player must agree on a buy-in to pay and not everyone may be VIP to be able to pay double the maximum buy-in, VIPs instead are immune to the "Fours are bad!" feature!

Meaning if you're a VIP, and you roll anything ending in a 4 or a 4 by itself, you are not eliminated from the game.

This gives a VIP a slight advantage, but that doesn't always mean you're safe, as a 1 can pop up anytime and has been seen to pop up on the second roll!

In this version of Deathroll, once all but one player has been eliminated, the game is over and that player wins 100% of the pot!

Reminder: In addition to you winning your bet multiplied based on what the value of what you rolled is, you also win a Fiend Token!

Rubicante's Deathroll Tournament is a unique tournament that features 16 entrants that face each other in 1 vs 1 regular Deathroll rounds in both the quarterfinals and semifinals. The final four participants will then face each other in a unique version of deathroll, Rubicante's Deathroll. The last participant standing in the end, wins!

Here's the play-by-play:

Only 16 can enter this tournament! To do so, approach the front desk with 500,000 gil and say you wish to enter the tournament. If there is a spot open, the front desk will let you know that will be 500k and offer a trade. Simply trade the gil and you have entered!

Note: Once the tournament has 16 entries, there will be an announcement made on the discord. If there is no announcement, there are still entries!

The quarterfinals and semifinals will work as a normal Deatthroll Tournament style:
- 1 vs 1
- Players start by typing "/random 10" to determine who starts
- Highest roll out of the 10 starts the round by typing "/random" (ties are re-rolled!)
- Once the round starts, the next player rolls "/random xxx" (replacing xxx with what was rolled by the opponent) and goes on until someone rolls a 1.
- If you roll a 1, you're eliminated and your opponent advances.

The last four remaining players in the tournament will face one another in a unique version of Deathroll, Rubicante's Deathroll!

The four remaining players will each type "/random 100" to determine the order the players will go in the game (highest to lowest). Starting in order that was determined, the player starting the round will type "/random x" (x = number of players + 1) and the round will begin.

As the game goes on, the dice gets smaller by one each time a 1 isn't rolled.

Example with 4 players:
Player 1 rolls 3 out of 5
Player 2 rolls 4 out of 4
Player 3 rolls 2 out of 3
Player 4 rolls 1 out of 2

If a player rolls a 1, that player is eliminated, and a new round begins with the remaining players in the same order that was determined, starting with the player that would have been next.

If a 1 is not rolled when it gets down to "/random 2", then the dice resets to the number of players + 1.

Once all but one player has been eliminated, the game is over and that player wins Rubicante's Deathroll Tournament!

Prizes for the winner are:
- 4,000,000 Gil
- 4 Fiend Tokens (click here for details on our exclusive currency).
- Automatic entry into the Championship Game afterwards
- Mountain Zu Mount (Note: Code won't be usable until Dawntrail releases, which is lame, I know...)

Rubicante's Deathroll is a unique version of Deathroll, where players will first agree on what the buy-in will be and then roll to determine the order they play in. Once the order has been decided, depending on the number of players, player 1 will roll a dice 1 number higher than the number of players and the dice gets smaller by one each time a 1 isn't rolled (i.e. if there's 4 players, player 1 types "/dice party 5", player 2 types "/dice party 4", player 3 types "/dice party 3" and so on). If someone rolls a 1, much like Death Dice, they are eliminated from the game and the next round begins. If a 1 is not rolled by the time "/dice party 2" is rolled, the dice resets!

Here's the play-by-play:

Each player agrees on a buy-in amount for the game (minimum 1,000, maximum 100,000), and then starting from the dealer's left to right pays the buy-in for the game by trading with the dealer one by one.

Once everyone has paid the buy-in, each player including the dealer will roll "/dice party" to determine the order the game will be played. Once the order is determined, the dealer will call out what the order will be and the game will begin.

Depending on the remaining players, each will follow a cycle of rolls until one of them rolls a 1. If you roll a 1, you're eliminated. If a 1 hasn't been rolled following "/random 2", the bomb resets and the cycle resets starting with the next player in line.Each cycle is as followed:4 Players
/random 5
/random 4
/random 3
/random 2
Bomb resets if a 1 isn't rolled, and next player restarts the cycle starting with /random 5.3 Players
/random 4
/random 3
/random 2
Bomb resets if a 1 isn't rolled, and next player restarts the cycle starting with /random 4.2 Players
/random 3
/random 2
Bomb resets if a 1 isn't rolled, and next player restarts the cycle starting with /random 3.

As players get eliminated by rolling a 1, a new bomb is placed and the cycle starts with the next player in line.

Once all but one player has been eliminated, the game is over and that player wins 90% of the pot. The remaining 10% goes to the venue. However, if the dealer ends up being the last player standing, then the house gets the pot.

Fiend Party features two unique modes that are inspired by the Mario Party series, particularly Mario Party 3 for the Nintendo 64.

Party Mode: Works like the tradition Mario Party style where you wish to collect the most stars and coins in 5 turns!

Duel Mode: Works similar to the Duel Mode in Mario Party 3, but with a D&D feel to it as well.

Click their names to go to their respective pages to learn more about what makes them different!

Fiend Party is a Multiplayer Game between 2 and 8 people that involves rolling dice and traveling across a board map to collect more Stars than your opponents.

Similar to our Prize Counter, Items to help you or hinder opponents may also be purchased using coins exclusive to Fiend Party from in-game shops.

Every turn concludes with a minigame and repeats until 5 Turns have passed. Prior to the final results, up to 4 Bonus Stars may be awarded before the Fiend Party Superstar is revealed. Patrons will not only win Gil based on their performance, but also our venue's exclusive Fiend Tokens.
5 Turns, 4 Bonus Stars, up to 3 Held Items, 2 Player Co-op, 1 Superstar. Four Fiends Resort welcomes you to Fiend Party!

Here's the play-by-play:

Each player "can" agree on a buy-in and pay it to Pichu Bound (Mateus). No limit to maximum if you and friends want to play for millions!You do not HAVE to pay anything to enjoy Fiend Party if you and the other players choose to just play for fun.

Before the game begins, each player rolls "/dice party 10" to determine the order they go in during the game. Each player then receives 10 coins and the game begins.

The objective of this game is to collect as many stars as you can within' the 5 turns. You collect stars by simply passing the star space and paying the current price that's set for the star as the price can change from time to time.

Once all 5 turns are over, the results period will begin where up to 4 bonus stars (Minigame, Coins, Happening, and Lottery) will be rewarded depending on how well the players played the game. Once the bonus stars have been rewarded, whoever has the most stars in the end, wins.

The player that wins, gets 60% of the pot and 2 Fiend Tokens and the runner-up (player in 2nd place) gets 30% of the pot and 1 Fiend Token! The remaining 10% of the pot goes to the venue.

Clash of the Fiends features two of our staff members facing each other in a round of Fiend Party - Duel Mode. However, this special event allows patrons and other staff to place bets on who they think will come out victorious, Red Player or Blue Player. Those who placed bets on the winning player gets a share cut of the pot!

Here's the play by play:

Anyone can place a bet on either Red or Blue Player but cannot place bets on both. Minimum bets are 50,000 gil. There is no maximum bet, so

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Duel Mode combines the enjoyment of Fiend Party with Dungeons & Dragons. Both players will choose a partner (minion) off the list of partners, and will start with 50 HP (Hit Points). Each space has a different impact than that of the Party Mode.

Here's the play-by-play:

Each player agrees on a buy-in and pay it to Pichu Bound (Mateus). 50,000 minimum. No limit to maximum!

Before the game begins, each player chooses a partner to start with and send Pichu Bound (Mateus) a /tell which partner they choose.

Once both players have chosen their partner, Pichu will roll /dice 2 to determine who starts. One being Blue, two being Red.

Both players start with 50 HP (Hit Points) and an empty gauge (0/15).

The objective of this game is to be the last person standing. Both players take turns rolling /dice 10 to make their way across the board. Anytime you pass your opponent, you roll /dice 20 to attack them.

As you make your way across the board, you fill your gauge by landing on blue spaces, land on a purple space, or if you're feeling lucky. Land on a red space, however, and your gauge will lose points. Once your gauge is full, you can use your partner's ability anytime (though you cannot use an ability to counter your opponent's ability). However, once you use it, you lose your partner. If you have no partner, your gauge doesn't fill!

Do not fret though! Each time you pass through your starting point, you have the option to roll for a new partner. You decide if it's a starter partner (/dice 7) or special partner (/dice 15), then roll the dice to see what you get. Don't like the new partner you rolled? You can stick with the partner you currently have. If you decide to change partners, you must currently own that respective minion in order to switch to them. If you do not have the minion of the partner in which you rolled, then you simply don't get a new partner and must make your way around to your starting point again.

Once someone's HP has hit 0, the game is over! The last player standing, wins 90% of the pot and 2 Fiend Tokens! The remaining 10% of the pot goes to the venue.

• Mounts
• Minions
• Emotes
• Raid Gear
• Glamours
• Bardings
• Fashion
• Hairstyle
• Gearsets
• Housing
• Music

New Items Added to the following:
Music

Last updated: 1/2/2025 at 7:45 PM EST

Welcome to our Prize Counter! Before being hasty in thinking you won something automatically, there's a few details you should know:

Fiend Tokens is our exclusive currency that can be redeemed at our Prize Counter! Please note you can only obtain up to 4 fiend tokens a week!There are several ways to earn Fiend Tokens!
- Complete an objective at either Gamba Game. Click here for details.
- Win one of our 200k giveaways (we do three each opening)
- Run the gauntlet by winning "The Green Gauntlet" gamba drink game.
- Win a game of Fiend Party (must play full game).
- Be the runner-up in a game of Fiend Party that features a minimum of 3 players (must play full game).Additional tokens that can be won that don't count towards your weekly four limit:
- Win the raffle.
- Buyout the bar for the entire night.
- Win the Championship Game (Deathroll).

Choose wisely what you want to spend your Fiend Tokens on, because you can only pick one prize each week.

Each prize shows how many Fiend Tokens is required to purchase that specific prize.

Stock, is how many of that prize we currently have in stock. If something goes out of stock, that that prize can no longer be purchased.

Since a regular patron can only get up to four tokens a night (five if you're VIP), if you see something worth more than what you have, you can save your tokens and add to them the following week!

However, prizes on the Prize Counter are subject to change each month. Some prizes will carry-over, some will be restocked, while others will be replaced with other prizes! Don't let your desired prize slip away!

Want to gamba while drinking? We offer bar games for patrons who wish to do just that!

If you wish to try one out, approach the bar, buy a drink, and request a bar game! Or don't buy a drink and just gamba at the bar, whatever floats your boat!

Below are the gamba games exclusive to the bar!

This is a single-player that works as if you are taking multiple shots to see if you can handle them all without getting sick. Your objective is to successfully /random roll any number that's 400 or more per shot. Each successful shot spells a letter of the fiend "Kraken" (i.e. you just need to successfully roll a number that's 400 or more six times total).

Here's the play-by-play:

The player first places their bet (minimum 10,000, maximum 100,000) by trading the gil to the bartender.

Once the player has placed their bet, they then roll /random to see if they roll 400 or higher. If they succeed, they roll again. If they fail to roll 400 or higher in any of their rolls, they lose the game.

Each successful roll of 400 or higher spells out a letter to the fiend "Kraken".

Example:
(Random) 626 = K (shot #1)
(Random) 420 = r (shot #2)
(Random) 720 = a (shot #3)
(Random) 404 = k (shot #4)
(Random) 911 = e (shot #5)
(Random) 394 = you lose.

If you are successful in spelling out the full name "Kraken", making it through 6 shots in a row, you win the game and double your bet!

Works the same as the regular, but minimum buy-in is 50,000 and maximum is 500,000! You also are now wanting to spell "Cagnazzo" (i.e. do eight shots instead of six). And finally, you're also wanting to roll 800 or higher! Successfully roll 800 or higher eight times to spell "Cagnazzo" wins the game and doubles your bet!

Reminder: In addition to you winning your bet multiplied based on what the value of what you rolled is, you also win a Fiend Token!

By purchasing a Blue Gamba Soda from our Affiliate Items, you get to play a round of the gamba game that is from Sodalicious.

Please note that you may only play this game up to three times an opening. You may still purchase more drinks, but can only play the gamba game three times an opening.

Here's the play-by-play:

The player must first purchase a Blue "Gamba" Soda from our bar for 50,000 gil, as this is an Affiliate Item from our Affiliate, Sodalicious.

Once the player has purchased the drink, they can now play the game. It's simple, you just type /random in chat to see what number you roll!

When you type /random, you will roll a random number in chat. The objective of this game is to roll 800 or higher. If you succeed, you win 200,000 gil!

Each time this game is played, your 50,000 goes into the Jackpot. The jackpot builds up each week until a player rolls a 789. The player that wins the jackpot gets 90% of the pot! The remaining 10% is split between Four Fiends Resort & Sodalicious.

In addition to you winning the jackpot, you also win a Fiend Token!

Challenge the bartender and/or patrons to a classic bar game of Ship, Captain, and Crew. Each player takes turns rolling five 6-sided dice (/dice 6) and are looking to obtain a 6, 5, and 4 in that order. You get three attempts, and each five rolls are as if you're rolling all five dice at once, so the order the numbers appear in chat are irrelevant. As long as one of the first five rolls is a 6, you have your Ship.

If you have your Ship (6), you need your Captain (5). If you have both your Ship (6) and your Captain (5), you need your Crew (4). As you obtain them, you remove a dice from play (i.e. if you rolled both a 6 and 5 in your first five rolls, you remove two dice and on your second attempt you just roll /dice 6 three times). Once you have all three, the remaining two dice is how you get a score by adding their value together. The player with the highest score, wins!

Here's the play-by-play:

Each player agrees on a buy-in amount for the game (minimum 10,000, maximum 100,000), and then starting from the bartender's left to right pays the buy-in for the game by trading with the bartender one by one.

Once all players have paid the buy-in, the first player to the bartender's left begins the game by rolling "/dice party 6" five times. You're looking for a 6 to be one of your five numbers, it doesn't matte what order as this is as if you rolled all five at once. If you have a 6, you next want a 5. If you have a 6 and 5, you then want a 4. Hence the name: Ship, Captain, and Crew.

You get three attempts to do this, and as mentioned above, once you obtain one, you remove a dice from play.

Here's an example:
(Random) 3 out of 6
(Random) 5 out of 6
(Random) 1 out of 6
(Random) 6 out of 6
(Random) 3 out of 6
In this example, the player rolled both a 6 and a 5. This gets them their Ship & Captain and they then remove two dice and use their second attempt to roll for a 4 to obtain their Crew.

Example #2
(Random) 2 out of 6
(Random) 4 out of 6
(Random) 4 out of 6
In this example of the second attempt, the patron rolled a 4, obtaining their Crew.

If you fail to get your Ship, Captain, and Crew using all three attempts, you automatically lose the game.

Once you do have your Ship, Captain, and Crew, you add the remaining two dice's value together and that's what your score is! In Example #2, the remaining two dice are a 2 and a 4, giving them a score of 6.

If you have another attempt left, you can choose to keep your score and end your turn or roll the remaining two dice to try for a better score. However, keep in mind that whatever your last attempt is, that is your final score.

Example #3: Re-rolling for a better score
(Random) 1 out of 6
(Random) 3 out of 6
In this example, the player used their third attempt to try for a better score than 6, but to show how risky it can be, this player failed and got a score of 4. This is now their final score and every other player must beat their score.

Once all player has a score, the bartender will then play to attempt beating the highest score!

If the bartender succeeds, then they win the pot for the venue!

If the bartender fails to beat the highest score, then the player with the highest score wins 90% of the pot! The remaining 10% goes to the venue.

Here is a list of the rooms we offer here at the Four Fiends Resort.
Our Room Rentals cost 100,000 gil for the first hour, and 50,000 gil for each additional hour.See a room you'd like (you and another) to rent for an hour, or two, or three, or the whole night?
Speak with the Receptionist (Greeter) at the Front Desk to rent a room! Be sure to specify how many are in your party!
Example: "Hello! I'd like to rent Room #1 for a party of 2 please!"