Non- Acolyte characters obviously will not be able to do this. This lets a player to quickly go back to the leveling area. Some general gear recommendations are in the Equipment article.Īcolytes are able to memo a map, and warp back to it with the Warp Portal skill. Once the player is more comfortable with gameplay and has more funds, they can start looking into more advanced gears. Eden Group Equipments Quests are a great place for new players to start off with, as the equipment is free. Players can also use Fly Wings to locate mobs quicker.Įquipment is obviously an important part of improving the effectiveness of a character in battle. This leveling tactic is more expensive and will require much use of Healing Items however, and new players may not be able to afford them. Generally, aggro monsters are good for quick leveling by mobbing them up and using AoE skills. Passive monsters, the opposite of aggro monsters, do not attack the player unless the player hits them or uses a skill on them first. Many builds can often utilize both stats, and higher level characters always utilize VIT for survivability, and AGI becomes more of a offensive / status resist stat instead of a defensive stat, which is still important.Īggressive (also referred to as "aggro") monsters are monsters that will automatically target and attack the player. Note that in the higher levels, VIT should not be viewed as the "opposite" of AGI. It is recommended for AGI builds to avoid maps with aggressive monsters.Ĭonversely, more experienced or well-funded players tend to choose a VIT oriented build, and will choose to use AoE skills on aggressive monsters. AGI oriented builds focus on faster ASPD for meleeing monsters, and relies on some degree of FLEE to avoid getting damaged altogether. Newer players often choose an AGI oriented build for leveling (does not apply to Mages of course), as it is more potion-friendly and uses less funds and supplies in general. As the character gains job levels to acquire skills with, they can start to utilize new skills for more efficient combat and overall damage. For more information, please see the Quest Table page.Įvery character starts off by auto-attacking (ctrl-click, or clicking with /nc activated) monsters. Some are repeatable, while others are one time only. Some regular quests also provide EXP reward. These quests offer a suitable amount of monster kills for players to both solo or party. The Bounty Board Quests offer repeatable quests starting from base level 1 and go up to 175. However, this leveling spots page does list some recommendations for more solo oriented characters or players to level at solo or with a small party. Many players, especially ones playing support characters, will do these turn ins all the way to level 150/50. The Gramps NPC in Eden First Floor offers these quests to each character. These quests normally require a party to complete with, and often other players will be recruiting for anyone to join their party. Each character can undertake these quests after joining the Eden Group.Įach week, there are Weekly Turn-In Events offered. The Eden Group Leveling Quests are a great place to start. Quests are an alternative to pure grinding, or are complementary to monster kills by giving extra EXP reward to a set of monster kills.
The old page has been relocated here.Īdding suggestions onto the page is highly appreciated.
Only a few exceptions exist, such as Acolyte Heal-bombing, and Archers and Mages sniping immobile monsters. Renewal leveling is more universal and does not necessarily need to be divided up by each class.
The former page was structured more for pre-renewal. More information on this topic is in the Experience page. Leveling spots are optimized by only killing monsters that do not have an EXP penalty at the character's current level. This page lists recommended leveling spots, with the maps and monsters associated with them.
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