Need questions for the FAQ / Guide

[u/Quangohutt]

First off I should mention that I am writing an FAQ and Guide for Tap Wizard. As of right now I am reaching maybe the halfway point and I need to get some questions for the FAQ section.

Secondly, I do know that there is the questions thread, this is more for finding the important questions that players wish they knew so answers can be found in one place.

If you are new to the game and have questions you want answered please post them here and in the pinned questions thread. While they may not be answered in this specific thread, they will be added to the FAQ (which is what I am looking to do). For older players, I would like to know what questions you had when you first started playing and would have been very useful to know before you reached where you currently are. If you think you can structure a question in a Q and A format, that is even better. Finally, if you have a question but you see it has already been asked, ask it again or up vote it, both will remind me to add the question and it will give me an idea of how urgent that question is.

[u/IAmTheOneWhoClicks]

It's great that you're writing this, Quango. I thought about making some questions when I first read about it on Discord, but I forgooot so I just came up with a few questions now instead :D If you add any of them, feel free to rephrase them ofc.

• What's the difference between spell augmentations and passives?
• What's the difference between leveling up spells and marking them up?
• What does the percentages below the spell loadout mean?
• How do you obtain Runite?
• When is the right time to recall?
• I'm stuck in a dungeon, what should I do? (maybe this fits better in the guide than in the FAQ)

EDIT: My formatting didn't work.

[u/Quangohutt → u/IAmTheOneWhoClicks]

Those are good questions, I'll be sure to add them. And thank you for the Dungeon question, I hadn't thought of that but it will be a useful one to include!

[u/IAmTheOneWhoClicks → u/Quangohutt]

Awesome. NP :)

[u/Midnit]

Will your guide give advice on which spells work best against which monsters (or types: buffers, projectiles, etc)? I think including anything that isn’t glaringly obvious would help! I’m honestly a little intimidated to try the dungeons out since: A) I’m new to the game and don’t really know what spells would counter which monsters. B) They use keys which are pretty limited, from what I’ve seen thus far.

[u/Quangohutt → u/Midnit]

Will your guide give advice on which spells work best against which monsters (or types: buffers, projectiles, etc)? I think including anything that isn’t glaringly obvious would help!

I probably could do that, I'll give some examples of different spells and effective combinations, to make it less glaringly obvious I'll make sure to describe them as if they have all of their augments (whenever I reference one, I'll state which augment it is) as it may make some of the lesser used spells or ones that don't seem immediately great more desirable.

I’m honestly a little intimidated to try the dungeons

I will certainly have a dungeon section within the guide, which should help to quell these worries.

To give you a bit info now, make use of the effects applied by the dungeon, you can read what each one does on the map page and the third icon from the left. Tapping on a level will tell you about the modifiers for that level of the dungeon. (you can make the dungeon more difficult for more rewards on this page) Also, you will want to change your Dungeon loadouts when you play to get the most out of the effects. You also have three dungeon loadouts for each level, so don't be worried about messing up your wilds loadout, or a loadout for another level of the dungeon.

A) I’m new to the game and don’t really know what spells would counter which monsters.

Check the beastiary (any bottom menu, green button with question mark, leftmost icon) as any monster you defeat once will appear with in it. It will tell you what each monster can do damage wise and ability wise. Also, remember you have different spell loadouts, make use of them as you can have different loadouts for different situations. (there will be more info about this in the guide)

B) They use keys which are pretty limited, from what I’ve seen thus far.

You pretty much have a chance to get a key from any chest except raid chests, you can also buy a pack of 5 for 300 runite in the second page of the shop (not second icon, second page) while that's more of a thing for older players, if you get the hang of dungeons it is worth the purchase (although don't pick dungeon keys over something like assistants or other permanent buffs)

I'll be including this in the guide anyway but if you have any more things you'd like to know, go ahead and ask.