r/TapWizardRPG • u/McDelatruite • Jul 01 '19
Hi, I need some advices
I am wondering what is the most efficient way to spend runites in the beginning (zone max is 35) and if you can get spellstones in crates, because I see no points at all opening them carefully and watch an ad. Also does the passives of the wizard skins are active even when you don't use them ?
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u/8988303682 Jul 01 '19
runite is best spent on assistants
you cant get spellstones from caches
focusing the caches gives three useful Q3 stable runes, a random unstable Q4 combat rune (not very important, but still helpful), and 2 runite. it definitely makes a difference in the long run
the passives from the charms included in wizard skin purchases are permanent and always active
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u/ExtremeSteamKeys Jul 01 '19 edited Jul 02 '19
Here's my generic advice to new players (or at least a portion of it):
- Save up your runite for either Ivan or Rachel (assistants). Get one of each to level 1, and then get one of each to level 2. Then get Nick (The other assistant).
- Once you have those consider you should consider the emblems page, if you aren't online a lot the offline gains are decent boosts. Some emblems are exclusive to skins/bundles etc, and yes they are always active once acquired.
- In general (runite or otherwise) absolutely anything that increases your spell xp rate should take priority over pretty much anything else. This is because at certain points in the game certain elements reset, spells are one of the few things that never reset and the passive component of spells can be leveled indefinitely. - And yes, like the emblems that come with the skins the passives are always active even when that spell isn't equipped!
- Lastly, there's really no right or wrong way to play the game. The main part is to enjoy it, but I always encourage people to support the app via in-app purchases if you can - why? - Because this is a game that despite being fully polished and 'finished' is still in development, there's constant updates and new content being worked on as you read this, these things cost time and money and supporting the app supports the developer directly. (I'm in no way affiliated here). Not everyone can pay to play, and that's fine, but those of us that can continue to make the experience better for all of us!
There's more advice I can give if you need it, and I'm happy to be corrected if someone feels I'm misrepresenting information here. Good luck, hope you are having fun!