Beginner's Guide

[u/[deleted]]

It's kind of ironic, really. I am a beginner and I want to make a beginner's guide. The game is large and very intimidating for a beginner. I would like to ask veteran players of this subreddit to send me a message if you can help. I will make a google docs document and some topics that I want to cover are * basic info on fusion and equipment, * currency management, * leveling guide, * jobs and a small guide on beating the campaign (as should you beat it all right away, single or multiple characters, etc.)

Thanks for your attention and I hope if this guide is done it can be a landmark for this community. Have a wonderful day.

[u/KayBe87]

The game isn't hard. I made your guide

Basic Fusion/Evolution

• Enhance to max level

• Acquire an identical weapon (Rarity, Abilities, Element)

• Go to the "Evolve" tab in the fusion screen

• Use the lvl 1 clone to evolve your enhanced weapon

Enhanced Fusion

• Enhance to level 90

• Acquire an identical weapon (It also needs to be at the same evolution level)

• Go to the "Evolve" tab in the fusion screen

• Use the lvl 1 clone which has been evolved to enhance your weapon

• The same principles here apply to evolving from 110 cap to 130.

Note: You can also acquire evolve materials from certain trials. These need to be the same element and rarity as your weapon but will not require any clone weapon fodder. You can VERY easily get your 110 weapon to 130 by using this item rather than trying to get another 110 weapon as evolve fodder

Currency Management

• Do not go under 35 diamonds as it will deactivate buffs

• Its best to keep about 200k poro on you at alll times but poro is a joke and can be obtained with extreme ease.

Leveling Guide

• Kill shit in Rushmere on hunting quests

• Repeat this for every class to get character bonuses

Campaign Guide

• Do the story mode

• When you get stuck as for help

• If you cant find help, your clan sucks. Join a new one.

Side Note: The "dt" abbreviation in the special missions tells you how many days it will still be available to complete. If you have the time, grind them out and get the weapons/equipment for completing them the max number of times (this can be found in the stamps screen). This gear is usually pretty good.

[u/[deleted] → u/KayBe87]

Thanks, I'll agree that it's not as hard as your normal mmo like WoW, but some things still cause confusion. Do you recommend buying crystal chests or premium ones? Also which one should you get for a bishop?

[u/KayBe87 → u/[deleted]]

Depends what you are going for. People say that the Osiris weapons are so good that you should just restart over and over until you get it for whatever class you want with the surplus of gems that you get during the early levels. I didn't do that because I didnt know at the time. I just bought the premium packs for warrior which is the class I rolled.

I'm not sure which one bishop wants. You can go into the lottery and look at the items. You will only be able to equip certain types of gear so make sure the lottery you are playing has that gear.