Hello Realmers,

The bosses at the Godlands have all become a little bit madder since MotMG. With Halloween approaching the veils between the realms have become thinner, messing even more with their heads. For the next 13 days, we’ll need your help containing the madness. And the best part? You might be picked to get the bounty you chose!

The event will last from today, October 15th, to October 27th.

Remember those Make-a-wish raffle events that we used to have? Well, today we are starting something very similar, but with a twist to give you more chances to win. It’s still very easy to participate, check out how at the blog post, and let the Headhunt begin!

The Realm Eye says that “Oryx, in a drunken stupor, pulled the door leading to the court out of the stone walls and breathed sinister life into it, turning it into Janus the Doorwarden.”. That means that canonically, Janus was animated by Oryx’s alcoholic breath. Think of that what you will. While you are considering whether Janus must be at least a little bit boozed at all times or if he is immune to alcohol, read up on what’s going on this weekend:

All Court of Oryx dungeons (High Tech Terror, Cnidarian Reef, Lair of Shaitan, Secluded Thicket, Puppet Master’s Encore) will have a 1.5x loot and XP multiplier from Friday, October 8 at 12:00 PM UTC until Tuesday, October 12, 12:00 PM UTC. Time to get an E.Y.E.!

Janus, who is obviously two-faced, is too unreliable to drop an Event Chest and the loot will fall directly out of his, hm, pockets. From Friday, October 8 at 12:00 PM UTC until Tuesday, October 12, 12:00 PM UTC, Janus the Doorwarden will have the chance to drop the following items:

• Ancient Stone Sword
  
• Anointed Robe
  
• Backpack
  
• Battle Nexus Key
  
• Blessed Blade Pet Skin
  
• Ceremonial Merlot
  
• Cleaner Maid Paladin Skin
  
• Crimson Nildrop
  
• Cursed Blade Pet Skin
  
• Grapes of Wrath
  
• Loot Drop Potion
  
• Loot Tier Potion
  
• Lucky Clover
  
• Mystery Cloth (Large)
  
• Mystery Cloth (Small)
  
• Mystery Dye (Accessory)
  
• Mystery Dye (Clothing)
  
• Mystery Stat Pot
  
• Ninja Mystery Skin
  
• Onyx Nildrop
  
• Potion of Defense (SB)
  
• Potion of Max Level
  
• Potion of Vitality (SB)
  
• Power Pizza
  
• Ring of Pagan Favor
  
• Shard of the Intern x1
  
• Spiteful Scutum
  
• Superburger
  
• Theurgy Wand
  
• Wine Cellar Incantation

We hope you are being very spooky this month. See you in Court.

Update: Something relevant that seems to have fallen out of the 2.0.2.0 Patch Notes is that Hirejou Tenne now drops from Xolotl the Lightning God.

Hello Realmers,

Although we called it “The Shatters Tweaks”, this update brings a lot more to the table. We have reduced the loading times and worked on other bug fixes, improved the usability, and did some changes to the loot distribution (no Krathan’s Gift jokes allowed!). And answering all the requests we got on Discord… yes, Sadamune is now tradeable as meant to be!.
At the end of the blog post, you'll find a little bounty that gives you the opportunity to claim some very cool rewards. Enjoy!

Check it out now!

We have that big free O3 event starting on Monday and you probably didn’t take the time yet to properly practice, right? As much as you may want to go into those Discord runs with your mates, there’s an easier way. This weekend on Testing, Oryx Sanctuary is going to pop up in the Nexus every other minute. It’s going to be alternating with The Shatters. And yes, The Shatters will have the much-requested nerfs you’ve been asking for. But the changes and fixes won’t be a Shatters exclusive, O3 will have important fixes to its stability that we need to test.
So gather the same mates you were going to make those Discord runs with, and do it in Testing. We actually need large groups to test both the Sanctuary and The Shatters. The Shop will have all the items you’ll need to properly test and enjoy both dungeons.
Another important aspect we are testing is the loading time. How long does it take you to get into the testing environment? Is it better than the actual game? Let us know in the comments down below.
Oh, and although you’ll see the Halloween Nexus in place, know that this will not be Nexus present on the next release. It’s there for testing purposes only.

• Reduced base HP to varying degrees on all standard/accursed dungeon enemies (as always we’ll continue keeping an eye on things to hit that balance of challenge and pacing)
  
• Added a unique sprite for the Stone Paladin’s special super attack (and the accursed counterpart)
  
• Reduced the damage of the Stone Gargoyle (+ accursed variant) paralyzing slash attacks and buffed the damage of its special boulder blast
  
• Changed the projectile sprite of the Accursed Stone Gargoyle special attack to be more visually fitting
  
• Tweaked the Fire Bomb animation to be more obvious and fluid
  
• Added a blue shield icon to players when being granted invincibility via village teleporters to clarify you are safe for a few moments
  
• Increased the circling range slightly on Fire Adepts and their Accursed variants.
  
• Increased the drop rate for Defiled Equilibrium on mage enemies.

To enter the Testing Environment, you’ll need to select “Testing” on the top-right menu of the launcher. You’ll need a different account for Testing, so keep that in mind. If you don’t have one, please create it as you would normally do.

Hello Realmers,

Since the beginning of time, the angelic realms have existed and have been known to the other realms. They are famous for having little to no interaction at all with the rest. They are usually silent, but the awakening of the Forgotten King and the rise of the Void forces were the tipping point for direct intervention. The Daeva cannot allow such two reality-defiant powerhouses - Oryx AND the Forgotten King - in a single Realm. That's simply too much to allow existing.
The Heroes of the Nexus, on the other hand, appreciate the Daeva’s help. The Realm was just too unstable due to this much power, and these angelic-like creatures came to help balance the scales.
The arrival of the Daeva turned the Nexus to the Light side, but will it remain that way?
Although the Daeva’s help is appreciated - They even brought in a Free Pack (shameless plug - please check further down the text!), the Heroes of the Nexus can’t help but wonder the creatures’ intentions, and if they have their own hidden agenda…

This update brings...
Antinomy: Light Campaign and New cosmetics

Enchantments and the Mysterious Object:
We know you have been eagerly waiting for the Enchantments feature to come out and unfortunately your wait continues. We are committed to delivering a feature that not only adds to the way you play the game but does so in a meaningful and positive way. While we planned and hoped to release the feature during the Month of the Mad God, it is not ready or in a state we are happy with. Postponing the release also gives us a chance to apply all the learnings from the Dungeon Modifiers to make sure we deliver a great Enchantments feature. We are truly sorry for teasing you with their arrival and then not being able to deliver it. Now, we will take time to re-evaluate and as soon as we have a confirmed date for their release, we will let you know!

The Mysterious Object some of you have been holding onto was going to turn into an Enchantment with the release of the feature. Not to waste your inventory space any longer, we have turned the object into an item of roughly the same planned value - Ember of the Daeva.
For the Corrupted Paladin and Daeva Trickster new ST drops please check the blogpost

Free Pack!
The Daeva arrived bearing gifts. The Embrace Justice free pack will be available until September, 13th and includes:

• Antinomy Rogue Skin
  
• Antinomy Necromancer Skin
  
• Vault Chest Unlocker
  
• Daeva Fragment
  
• Daeva Shard
  
• Daeva Crystal
  
• Gift of the Daeva
  
• Grapes of Heaven
  
• Mystery ST Chest

Other Changes:

• Introduced the Antinomy Artifact, a new ring that can be crafted by combining Ember of the Void and Ember of Daeva. It will spawn a summon that heals and deals damage. It also works with MotMG 2021 equipment set bonuses.
  
• Added new loading screens
  
• Daeva Fighter Trickster Set and Corrupted Paladin Set have been added to the Mystery ST Chest, replacing the Lost Golem Set with the Swoll Paladin Set.
  
• The Keyper, Gardener, and Glitch have joined the forces of the Daeva!
  
• We are removing the servers Asia East, EUEast2, EUSouth, EUNorth2, USWest2, USEast3, USEast4 and USSouth2.

Quests Update:

• For the next few Path quests, you will need some new tokens - the Essence of the Void, Essence of the Daeva and Essence of Duality. Get them by exchanging 8 of the corresponding Crystal (or 4 and 4, for Duality) at the Tinkerer!
  
• Changes to the Shatters
  
• Changed the display difficulty to 8.5 as intended
  
• Reduced HP scaling on enemy families, with the exception of the Royal Guard in the Grand Hall gauntlet
  
• Fixed the special portal animation from the Avatar
  
• Added a portal of cowardice to the spawn area
  
• Reduced enemy spawns in the village marsh
  
• Toned down excessive enemy spawn density in certain sections of the village maps
  
• Fixed a potential tree barrier in the village marsh which would force walking on corruption tiles
  
• Fixed a misplaced rug tile in the village mansion
  
• Made the Hollow Outlaw/Brigand slightly more opaque in cloaked state
  
• Very slightly increased the warning time of the Hollow Outlaw/Brigand once visible (catching them beforehand is still the best way to counter them)
  
• All village Magi Gate teleporters are now visible on the minimap after activation
  
• Magi Gates will no longer display a teleport button prompt until active
  
• All decoys during the Bridge Sentinel’s DM are now removed as intended
  
• Fixed the Untempered Magic in the Study wing sometimes getting stuck
  
• Fixed enemies lingering outside the Twilight Archmage room during the fight
  
• Fixed a safe spot in the Twilight Archmage’s Fire Finale attack
  
• Slightly decreased the invulnerability time of gauntlet tablets
  
• Fixed an issue where the Grand Hall exit could be already opened by an object deleting the wall
  
• Fixed crystal death animations sometimes not using the correct color when shattering
  
• Added invulnerability to the Forgotten King’s “Guitar Hero” phase during crossing skull attacks
  
• Added Quiet to the blue skulls in the Forgotten King’s corrupt tentacle attack
  
• Fixed the Primal Arcana tooltip still stating it to be a work in progress
  
• Reduced the size of the wizard ST set’s phoenix summons and their projectiles
  
• Rearranged summon order for Peacekeeper so the Knight is despawned first.

The Avatar of the Forgotten King himself went through some changes:

• Eyes Phase stack shots fixed, now Eyes will not shoot immediately when they are spawned
  
• Eyes cannot be dragged out of Avatar grounds, and instead will re-position them closer to Avatar after some time
  
• Fixed the soft lock issue connected with the Pillars phase

In the Crystal Cavern

• Crystal Dark Flower no longer fires stacked shots while Skilled Minions mod is active.
  
• Bug Fixes:
  
• Fixed an issue that caused the tooltip of the item to follow the cursor after dropping from an enemy
  
• Fixed a bug that caused the player not to be able to put the items from inventory to backpack using control+click
  
• Fixed the issue that caused disconnections when affected by the “inspire” status effect
  
• Fixed inheritance of Dungeon Mods for the Machine -> The Inner Working and for the Lost Halls -> Cultist Hideout. We are still working on The Void inheritance issue.

The Shattered Kingdom has resurged! After years of requests and months of development, the Shatters reconstruction is here at last. We’re beyond excited to release this next endgame experience and we hope you are too! (And we will have an event there once you get more familiar with the dungeon!).
To help you prepare for the challenge ahead, we’re going to break down the dungeon’s various parts so you know what you’re getting into.

Given the polarizing, love-it-or-hate-it nature of the original Shatters, we’ve strived to keep the spirit of the dungeon familiar while still massively expanding on its potential. With the small exception of Oryx’s Castle, the fully handmade structure of the dungeon is quite unique for Realm and is something we wanted to capitalize on. That extends beyond just gameplay to supplemental qualities too, such as deepened lore, environmental storytelling, and the most custom art of any dungeon.

The dungeon is still split into three acts with a boss for each, but those individual acts now feature completely different objectives, structures, and enemies. That last part has been especially increased, with remakes to all existing enemies and a dramatically increased unique enemy count (over 40, and that’s not even including the accursed).

Speaking of the accursed, these fiends are an overarching mechanic throughout all three acts of the dungeon. Accursed enemies, marked by their twisted and purple appearance, are versions of normal mobs with heightened damage, aggression, and sometimes even totally unique tricks compared to their normal counterparts. Most notably, accursed enemies become a corrupt grave when killed, eventually resurrecting to fight another day. Every enemy has an accursed variant, and the area is never truly safe when they’re around.

Now let’s get into the details, starting with Act I!
You’ll begin on the outskirts of the castle, faced with the remains of commoner civilization. To enter the castle, you’ll first need to find and destroy eight Derelict Monuments throughout the island. Unlike the original, however, the locations of these monuments are randomized each time with dozens of possible positions. Furthermore, the map itself has multiple variants rather than being the same every time.

As you hunt, you’ll contend with many obstacles. Hollow humans roam the streets of the fallen village, complete with patrol routes allowing hunting parties to find you even in areas that appear safe at first. Stone enemies may blend in with harmless statues, only to awaken and strike. The untamed forest trails are a favorite spot of huntsmen eager to snipe you from the trees. And of course, the impenetrable Stone Idol poses a formidable, ever-present threat. Like a certain crustacean, he too patrols certain areas, forcing you to evade and change course. Keep your eyes peeled, and you may just be able to avoid his sight before he notices you.

You’re certainly not short on options for how to handle this open-ended area! Rushing can be a viable option if you’re confident, both alone and in groups. Navigating carefully and stealthily is a strong option too, as the mindless villagers have rather poor vision when unalerted, easily being avoided. Larger groups may favor a divide and conquer approach, fanning through the map efficiently and meeting up at the bridge. Whatever you roll with, we hope you’ll enjoy what we believe to be a very unique challenge for Realm!

With the Derelict Monuments in pieces, the drawbridge lowers. Before you stands the Bridge Sentinel, the last bastion of the castle’s seal. Don’t let your memory of him fool you, he’s no shotgun-spewing statue anymore. This is a full-fledged boss fight, and perhaps the most agile opponent in the game.


As you duel with the noble knight, you’ll periodically weaken him enough to destroy the holy Paladin Obelisks on the bridge. The void’s influence will increase as you do so, changing the supplementary threats you have to deal with from spinning swords to hordes of the infamous blobombs. Learning the telegraphs and attack combos of this mobile opponent is critical! The most skilled of the realm’s heroes will find clever ways to shift through each pattern. Beware, even decoys cannot withstand the force of his blade.

Continuing your march into the castle, you must make your way through the courtyard and its welcoming committee before coming upon a diverging path. The castle is divided into four wings, with nine possible room types in any position, each with its own distinct challenges. Mathematically that makes for 3024 possible castle layouts, and that’s not including other randomized elements!

You may have seen a few spare sightings of mage and noble enemies in the village, but now they’re the main act. These enemies are more advanced than what came before them, most sporting several different attacks and some with unique abilities. Two notable examples are the Herald and Jester. The former is of little direct threat but will sound an alarm with his trumpet when he notices you. This sound alerts all nearby enemies who have not yet been aggroed, potentially swarming you. Meanwhile, the Jester will deflect attacks with powerful, rapid blasts. Prudent players will only attack when ready, taking control of the situation better.

Your main goal in the castle is to power on the generators and awaken the Twilight Archmage. To do that, you must find a Source Generator in each castle wing, release its colored Untempered Magic, and guide this stray power to the dormant central generators through a string of Magi Conductors. Each color has its own properties and effect when nearby, which can be either positive or negative, and most must be pushed along by having at least one person standing nearby.

Enemies will attempt to sabotage your work by deactivating Magi Conductors, so make sure to defend them! Otherwise, you’ll be faced with a timer to repair the severed connection before your magic vanishes. And remember, you only need to activate three of the four generators to succeed and awaken the archmage. If you see a certain room type or color you find unfavorable, it may be in a party’s best interest to leave well enough alone and claim the other three wings!
Act II Boss: The Central Chamber

Power is restored, and so is the Twilight Archmage. This dusky menace is still a master of ice and fire but has graduated from a single shotgun to an array of advanced tricks. The fight is based around the three generators you activated, randomizing between fire and ice states at the archmage’s whims. These elemental states create a ratio system, dictating the next attack type. For instance, 2 fire generators and 1 ice generator will cause a “fire majority” attack. 3 fire generators and 0 ice generators would cause a “fire nuke” attack. The inverse is true for ice.

As you progress through the battle of mind and magic, the archmage will attempt to siphon your health at certain intervals, leaving the generators vulnerable. By attacking one, you can lock it into its current elemental state, gradually forcing the ratio of elements to your choices and influencing the rest of the fight. Each time you do this, the archmage will start to call upon his undying phoenixes based on the current elemental majority (and later both at once) to act as his health. You’ll need to shift attention to them in order to weaken the archmage and pierce his defenses!

Act III Boss: The Grand Hall

You’ve pushed through the stronghold! All that remains now is the king’s last line of defense, his own royal guard. These are the kingdom’s elite, a family of enemies almost entirely exclusive to this section of the dungeon with vicious and varied attacks. Waves of slow marching knights who shift to dodge some attacks, thaumaturges with swarming spell casts, cavalry riders who can mount and dismount from their steed to attack as separate forces or together, and more dangers await to stop your crusade.

If you want an audience with the king, you must destroy the five Tablets of the Monarchy defending this last stand. They appear one after another when shattered, each in a random location, and the final two will both appear at once for extra strategic potential. The key here is to balance your attention between destroying the tablets and managing the endless onslaught of guards. Groups big and small may have their own ways of dealing with this before chaos completely takes over. Even a lone character can succeed, but you must be at the very top of your game. If you managed to solo the dungeon up to that point, though, you’re surely up for the challenge.

At long last, the Forgotten King. Simply getting this far proves you’ve succeeded where others have failed, but you haven’t won until his last breath. Don’t let his appearance fool you into assuming he’s incapable in combat. The Forgotten King is an unrelenting fight of two halves.

Initially, the monarch will move around the arena in several varied yet learnable patterns, all the while having his crystals form numerous patterns to navigate through. The king himself will visibly use multiple different stances. Specifically: Normal (attacks while moving), defend (stays stationary and repels you), reflect (attacks reactively only when shot himself), and chase (breaks from his movement path to directly pursue). Recognizing these and matching them to the ongoing phase variant is essential to learning and outsmarting the king.

The Forgotten King is a cunning foe, even able to see past your decoys if any tricksters try to pull a fast one. But beyond this point, you’ll have to find out for yourself. The king has more in store if you make it that far.

There’s much to gain in the Shatters! By venturing through, you’ll be able to get:

• The 3 original UT rings, which have been revised and buffed (with the exception of crown).
  
• T12/13 weapons, T6 abilities, T13/14 armors, and a much-improved chance at T6 rings.
  
• Many greater potions, no longer as stingy as the original.
  
• A fully reworked Twilight Archmage ST wizard set.
  
• 3 new UT armors, which are dropped by dungeon enemies and tablets.
  
• 3 new UT weapons, incredibly powerful tools which reward skillful play.
  
• 6 new UT abilities, 2 per boss, bolstering the movesets of many classes.
  
• A valuable reskin of the Ring of Decades, rewarding those who break monuments and tablets.
  
• Several new consumables to help you along, including the return of a long-forgotten legend.
  
• New sets of cloths, stylized after bosses and themes in the dungeon.
  
• And 3 exclusive pet skins!

We sincerely hope you’ll find the Shatters to be rewarding in both a literal sense and for the fun of the challenge. The whole team is very passionate about this dungeon and we’re thrilled to release this for Month of the Mad God after so long. Good luck!

Shatters soundtrack by 2Scallions: Ilja / @Slapjack (IGN: Howdiedew) and Jeroen / @Jerponymus
Support the artists by buying the soundtrack at Bandcamp.

• Appetizer now drops The Shatters’ portal
  
• No new items will drop in current Shatters Quest Chests.

Fixed Gardener and Appetizer’s resprite maps not showing
Fixed Shaitan’s HP scaling not updating appropriately when the fight begins
"Generous" Dungeon Mod will now provide a 10% chance (rolled per player) of dropping the Quest Fixed a bug that affected the probability distribution of Dungeon Mod "Souvenir II"

Hello Antinomized Realmers,

This week you’ll get two updates that will change the way RotMG is played. In two days you’ll get the reworked version of The Shatters. But today, you get the first.
Dungeon Modifiers
Say hi to the new Dungeon Modifiers system! Hoping you will learn a little bit more about the new feature that will forever change how you explore dungeons.

Now, dungeons can spawn with Dungeon Modifiers (or Dungeon Mods, for short). You can now hover over the portal to see a full description of the Dungeon Mods it has.

Dungeon Mods can be “positive” to you (green color) or “negative” (red color), in the sense that they can increase or decrease the risk of the dungeon, and the rewards you can obtain from it.

Once you are inside a Dungeon, you can quickly see the Dungeon Mods applied to it. Press the "Log" key (default: K) and you will see a list.


If the dungeon has Dungeon Mods, then it will have a Grade. The Grade of a dungeon will indicate, as an overall measurement, how intense the Dungeon Mods of that dungeon are. The best (and the most dangerous) Dungeon Mods belong to the highest grades. It's important to note that Dungeons spawned in the realm do not always spawn with Dungeon Mods.

As we think the Grade of a Dungeon might be an interesting factor for you, the Portal itself has a highlighted border of the color of the Grade. This might help you identify them faster.


Furthermore, if you hold the Quick-Look key (default: CONTROL (Win) / COMMAND (Mac)) you will also see the name and grade of the Dungeon portal.

Another interesting usability tip: if you hold the Quick-Look key (CONTROL(Win)/COMMAND(Mac)) and click on a Dungeon portal, you will do a Callout.

Everyone in the same realm as you will get a Notification about this Dungeon. You don't need to type "wlab" in the chat anymore if you don't want to! ;)

Of course, this quality of life feature also works with normal portals that don’t have Dungeon Mods.

The Difficulty rating of Dungeons was changed from the previous design: now it supports up to 10 "gravestones" of difficulty. The more “gravestones”, the harder the dungeon is. The Dungeon Mods on a particular Dungeon can also affect this difficulty rating.

When you enter a dungeon, you will also see this new Difficulty meter in the loading screen.

Keys can have Dungeon Mods too! Hover over the tooltip to show a description of any Dungeon Mods it can have. So you can see which ones it has before you use it.

And the coolest of all, try CTRL+Clicking a Key to open the Key Refining Panel where you can manipulate the Dungeon Mods of a Key!

These are the operations you can do:

• Upgrade a “normal” Key to “D Grade”.
  
• Upgrade a modded Key to any Grade you want.
  
• Reroll a modded Key, discarding the current Dungeon Mods and replacing them with new ones.
  
• Downgrade a Key to a previous Grade.
  
• Reset a Key completely, stripping it out of any mods whatsoever.

Bear in mind that any upgrade or reroll operation has a Gold cost. Downgrading and resetting have no cost.
We have prepared a more detailed guide to go with this release. Please follow the link to find an extensive list of all the Dungeon Mods in the current version!

A counter now shows how many characters (from a total 128) you can input before the message is too long to send.
Void and Daeva Prisons now spawn 10 minutes after a Realm opens.

Hello Mighty Realmers,

Change. Change across the Realm. Crumbling over the multiple, fragmented realities of a world with thousands of destinies, and yet, a vast power is sweeping through them all. The winds of Chaos have permeated into every single plane, mortal or divine, and that was just one of the many signs. Even the Daeva, the race who remained neutral to the cruelest rulers of the worlds, could not stay quiet this time.

Forgotten forces awaken. And nowhere is safe.

An apocalyptic battle is descending upon the Realm. Month of the Mad God: Antinomy is all about choices and opposites, and it is finally beginning. In the wake of this battle between Void and Light, the Realm might not emerge the same as it's been before... Throughout the next couple of weeks, you’ll experience events and improvements that will forever change the way you play Realm.

Before we get started with this kickoff to MotMG, we’d like to inform you right away that Dungeon Modifiers will be added to the game on Tuesday, the 24th, and the Shatters rework on Thursday, the 26th. We are finishing the last touches on both features and want to ensure they are released when ready. To get your hands on the new Enchantments feature, you will have to wait a little while longer still.

Now, for more detail about the things you can experience right now, check out the blog!

Hello, treacherous Realmers,

Oryx got to where he is now by duplicity and treason. In The Vying, you have been following his path to glory; now, you may want to follow his moral failings. The following quests are available since August 12:
(Name: Requirements; Reward; Type; Time)



Why would you want to betray your side for the cost of 10 Strife Tokens, since betrayal always has a price? (Remember to keep 30 of these tokens to get your pet skin later on!). Well, for fun. Or because you have changed your mind. To try to tip the scales one way or another. Or to inflame the discourse. Redeem yourself, or fall from grace!

Now that the scales have been mentioned, check how that’s going at the blog.

Greetings, Realmers,

Tomorrow, Friday the 6th, preparations for a great battle are starting. You can participate in The Vying until Monday, Aug 16th, choosing your side in the clash of Chaos and Order and at the same time following Oryx’s path to greatness - which was also the Shattered Kingdom’s descent into ruin. Many choices made in this era formed the Realm we know today, and choices must now also be made by you. Perhaps more than one choice.

Please go to the blog to learn more