Remember, every time you make yourself stronger, you will kill more / faster / harder monsters, so it will pay off. Earrings can be a lot more expensive than rings, but again they add great stats, so make the investment as soon as you can. Rings, earrings – rings help every class, and have dropped dramatically in price. No real need to enchant any of your other gear (helm, boots, gloves, belt) since the bonus is negligible.

After that, slowly start getting the rest of your armor to +4. You should initially focus on getting 4 strike cubes and 4 defense cubes, and use them on your main armor and your weapon. For the most part, items can be made to +3 safely and +4/+5 is mostly safe (but be careful going above +3 if you don’t have the resources to replace the item) Just so you guys know, +4 is no longer safe. Remember, you don’t have to do it all at once, and the equipments level requirement will increase with each upgrade… so try to pace it with your leveling. Level 5 is the minimum you want to invest into your items, because they directly affect how fast you kill and how often you’re going to die. +4 is the highest safe enchantment level for in game equipment, after this point you will have a chance of failing the enchantment. +4 Level 5 – This is what you want your items to be at for a minimum. You can exchange a portion of your lak for chips, and the rest for cash to use towards upgrading your equipment. You also don’t need to exchange all of your lak for chips. It’s less expensive to trade lak for chips than it is to buy them. I generally don’t recommend saving all of your lak and buying chips. If you do the quests you will never be too short on chips anyways, and if you ever are, try to buy them instead of turning in lak… this way you will never dip into your level 20 fund. This will give you a very nice boost towards your new gear. I suggest you start saving all of your lak from the moment you leave the island until you hit level 20. Not only will you need a weapon, armor, gloves, shoes, belt and helm, you will also be in the market for rings, earrings, strike cubes and defense cubes. When you hit level 20, you will need to spend a lot of money on your new equipment. By the time you’re done all, you should be in your high twenties somewhere. And when you’re done these, go do the ones in the last city. Talk to the teleporter and make it your new resurrection spot – because now you’re going to do ALL these quests too. Okay, so you’re done all the quests you can find in your home city, now what? Simple, pick one of the two other cities and head there. Get ALL the available quests before heading out, because (1) lots of quest monster over lap, so you’ll be getting credit towards 2 quests for each monster you kill (2) lots of monsters are near each other so you can save time and (3) if you get bored of one area, you can always do part of another quest. What I suggest you do is go around to every NPC in the city and talk to anyone with a quest symbol (lightning bolt) over their head.

Boss quests (quests which require you to kill a named monster) usually have great rewards of stamina potions or loot. As the quests get more difficult, the rewards will get better. It goes a LOT faster when you think of the reward at the end of that 20th Orc, etc.Įvery city will have a bunch of quests for you to do, and many of them are multipart quests. Quests not only give you great rewards in Exp, JP, force / soul chips, cash, potions (including stamina and mana potions) and loot – they also give you a reason to grind. What do you do first?įrom now on, until around level 28ish or so, you’re going to be doing quests. Okay, so now you’re around level 13-15, you’ve left the trainee island and you’re ready to explore.

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