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And then I think there was something very recent that I can't remember what it was called but I got a Alice and Yeketarena scroll from it.
Basically if not from an event then only from Jewler as far as I can tell.
But there is a lot more Stuff that People need/ have use for. Like Skill EXP and Skill Teaching Scrolls. And a lot of other Stuff. Would be good to get every Information in one Place i think ^^
(i should Update how to get Grade Tags aswell)
And yea a stickied FAQ/megathread thingie would be nice to have here.
https://wizardry.fasterthoughts.io/
Oh yeah they should be mentioned aswell.
However there is also a lot Missing or Lacking, if you wanna go and dive deeper into the Stuff. Like For Example Explanations on how to aquiere certain Stuff and so on.
Also great would be the Locations of Items who Spawn inside the Dungeons.
I know there is a Specific Bow who spawns somewhere around F4-6 Beginning Dungeon, but i cant remember where exactly, which for startes is pretty Helpfull and definetly an upgrade to Bronze Bow. And a pretty safe thing to get, compared to Iron Equivalent Bow from Junk (i dont even know if there is a Iron Level Junk Bow at all xD). So knowing the Location would help newer Player aswell.
This is the best website for the game in Japanese[gamerch.com], already set up with Google Translate in English and you can swap as you feel the need to do so. Since the 'fasterthoughts' website is run by Redditurds, I wouldn't be surprised if they plagiarized most of their data from said Japanese website and attempted to claim credit for it. Wouldn't be the first time.
So get it from the source, there's a world of awesome info and the link provided points to the updated tier list :)
EDIT: Changed link to the original Japanese link, use Google Translate or equivalent on your own.
Yes i am Aware of the Japanese Wiki and that you can use Google To Translate. However the Website itself isnt helpfull. It´s absolutly chaotic sorted, you need ages to find anything, because you need to click through several Hyperlinks to maybe by luck land on the Information you are searching for. A Search Funtion basicly doesnt exist for us, because you cant simply use the English Term to Find the Item or Information you want. Understanding what is written there is also hard and requieres from you to know the Game well enought so that you can get what they exactly mean through Context. Just Take the Translatet "Which Pull should i do" Side of the Wiki. Only by context you can assume that they Talk about Pull with Bonus and Pull without Bonus Equipment. Since the Word is strangely Translated for that. (At least in German, but i bet it isnt different for English as well, usually its very Hard to Translate Japanes for AI because Japanese works through context and doesnt has the ammount of Words other Languages do)
Its still verry problematic to work with that.
Dont get me Wrong the Informations there are Awesome and if you can manage to get your hand on the Thing you want to know, they relativly helpfull. And i took informations from there as well.
But most people dont wanna read through 20 different Article about stuff they dont want to know at that moment, to maybe get the Information they want ^^
Also who cares if they Take Information from an Information Side and Translate it......Thats what Information Sides/Wikis are for. To spread Information and if you use it as a Source to make it accesable to other Languages thats fine xD No need for that Side Jabs to them xD
Regular(named) adventurers give plus 1 no grade tag extra + normal as above.
Legendary give 1 IRON(worth 8 no grade tags) tag extra + the tag of the grade he is dismissed.
5. Mausoleum. Bones reset only in the Crucible every 2 weeks(so twice a month). Rest mausoleums do not reset but you can get 1 of each adventurer from it - Mage mausoleum have bones of four mages, fighter have 8 fighters etc. You can get them all.
Crucible is on rotation and you can get regular adventurers form there every two weeks(4-5 bones).
DO NOT PAY GEMS for guide. Its not worth it. You can just visit location so many times you want till local bones are depleted - you can get only one chest per time and you can get either bones(till depletion) or junk.
Yea tell me about it. I've actually missed out on some stuff due to things not being well documented. Like I didn't know about the Bones in the Beginning Abyss re spawning monthly for free summons until 2 months ago when someone on reddit mentioned it. Another that bugged me too was the Alternate Berkanen pallet swap for beating the Dragon 7 times in the Blade&Bastard event which unless I'm blind, I didn't see mention in the in game notices or on WVD twitter page or even Reddit. Only on Discord did I see that being mentioned. Discord which also has a lot of info not on that site.
Also by what values do skills increase per level? The game doesn't say and community only has guesstimates so we can't really be sure which ones offer the most value to use our skill book on... But in fairness tho this game is still pretty new, only having released last November I think for JP and Global. So in due time I think community will make a wiki with all the in depth info we need, hopefully.
The bone merchant will sell you a bone every 7 days. The next time you get a bone from the bone merchant write down the date, and in 7 days go to Pier in Abyss 2 until you see the bone merchant.
A lot of items that respawn ONLY respawn if you do a fresh start in Abyss 1. So if you find a unique item you want to farm such as the sandals in Abyess 2 then you have to do a respawn in Abyss 1 once every month so you can get that item.
Most of the unique quest rewards will respawn once a month, though this could get shortened by game updates... but I am not sure.
I think a lot of information about the game is not known. Or in some cases the game has changed. There are some things that if you do a search on the discord you will find incorrect information because things work differently currently then they did in the past. This could change again.
Other things I can think of that can be useful. Any Bondmate that can be leveled up past level 1 can be dismissed for an Amnesia Incense over and over again. You can just get the bondmate again. Be warned if you dismiss a bondmate that can only be leveled to level 1 then that bondmate will disappear forever and you can never get them back. I have also heard that using an Amnesia Incense to remove a bondmate that can only go to level 1 will dismiss them forever... but I have not personally done this so I can't say it is true for sure.
Also, Bonmates are more effective if their type matches the characters type. So consider the Bondmate types. You can change the MC type to increase a bonmates power that is bonded to the MC.
EDIT: I believe that the the Alternate Berkanen pallet swap for beating the Dragon 7 times in the Blade&Bastard event was an April Fool's joke. But I could be wrong.
There is a lot of incorrect information in the discord so reader beware. You have to test everything yourself.
Edit 2: Also, note that there are reward tiers. No one is completely sure what triggers these reward tiers. But as your reward tier increases the rewards you get from certain quests can increase, and monsters in some events get harder as do opening chests.
You can tell you are in the highest reward tier if the daily quest in Abyss 3 gives 7,000 gold. It gives less gold if you are in a lower reward tier.
In certain events the highest quality items will only drop if you are in the highest reward tier.
I went to the highest reward tier once I completed all 3 paths in Abyss 2... but I have no idea if that is what caused that change for me, or if that was just coincidental.
https://store.wizardry.info/
(Legit site by the devs)
Login using account ID.
800 gems on first claim only, 50 gems weekly, refresh itself each Monday.
Not something ingame, but we do talk about f2p stuff. Sooooooo yeaaaa
1) Most bones re-spawn exactly 30 days after you first picked it up. It is timer-based. That's according to the Discord. I made a spreadsheet to track/verify and was able to confirm that's how it works for the ones we know about.
However, there are a handful that respawn sooner than 30 days. If you plan to farm on a regular basis use the tracking website in OP's list. In the future I'll probably post my findings on each bone's countdown timer. To make life easier I just waited until all the bones reset so I can get all of them at the same time once a month.
You also need to do Fresh Start > King's Rescue (or Warped Scene) to ensure the bones respawn. Rolling back to Fresh Start can reset a lot of NPC, missions, etc. problems.
2) Farming Amnesia Incense is fast and easy with Albano. Complete his quest and then Fresh Start > King's Rescue > Edge of Town to prompt his bond event. Then, dismiss him, and rinse and repeat until you have your desired stock. You can also do this with Sir Jack if you're farming the Undead quest on F7. Might as well do both at the same time.
3) EDIT: I was completely wrong about 1* bondmates. You can prompt the bond event, but they will not register in your Bond List. I didn't double-check until just now. It does look like they're lost forever until this bug is patched.
Bottom line: The only tried and true person to dismiss is Albano and that's only if you're farming Amnesia Incense.
4) You can get roughly ~20-24+ free bones each month between the respawns, Mausoleum, bone merchant, and enemy treasure drop. Definitely adds up over time.
There is a Japanese website that has a nice list of every re-spawning bone and chest (with unique equipment). You can also input the date/time you found the bone/chest and it will tell you when it refreshes. OP now has it listed.
5) For new players know in advance that to get 6 people to Steel grade (level 60) you're going to need 6 iron tags. 1 iron tag = 8 ungraded tags = 48 ungraded tags total. That's equivalent to dismissing 48 generic units or 24 named (non-legendary) units. You are going to hit a nasty bottleneck around Abyss 3 if you're inheriting every character you come across
And, you're going to need at least 1, 6-person dispatch team that's around level 30 or higher to do the Abyss 3 dispatches. Ideally, you should have 2 full teams going at all times to farm junk/experience. And with the Proving Grounds special events you are going to want at least 2 of every class if you want to participate.
Who to dismiss? The general rule of thumb is to not dismiss generic units because their inherit passives are really solid and add up over time. There are definitely some skills you want to get to level 3 ASAP, but, in general a lot of the skills have serious diminishing returns or prohibitively high MP costs.
6) I don't know if this is true or not -- but, apparently dispatch success is primarily based on your team's power level/ranking. That's why equipment is 75% of your power and not your level, passives, etc. You can send very low-leveled units on high-level dispatches if their equipment (power level) is high enough.
7) If you're using a regular dispatch team, outfit their inventory with healing items, status recovery for all conditions, etc. because they will use it on the dispatch, but it will not consume the item. A lot of dispatch runs end prematurely because someone is poisoned, ran out of MP, etc.
Try to have everyone on the dispatch team be all Good/Neutral or Evil/Neutral. Dispatches will sometimes end prematurely because mixed Good/Evil teams will get into fights.
Finally, I don't know if it makes a difference but if I am sending a dispatch team into an area with undead, magical beasts, a specific element, etc. I give them weapons that strike those weaknesses.
8) There is a daily refreshing chest on Abyss 1, Floor 8 that has nourishing [draught?] that restores SP. You should be doing this daily since it adds up and you will definitely appreciate having a big stock for some of the Abyss 3 end game content.
9) And my personal opinion is that unless you're a whale or god RNG-blessed with multiple copies of a legendary character there is really no reason to ever use Discipline. While the HP/MP gains are always nice the stat gains really don't start to make a significant difference until Discipline level 4-5.
The unique inherits of almost all legendary characters (even if it's just inheriting to themselves) can make a huge, immediate difference in your quality of life.
Want other team members to recover SP upon kill (Debra)? Want to reduce bonus damage of elemental weaknesses (Adam)? Want to extend all (de)buffs by 1 round (Alice)? And so on. To me, that's way better than a tiny little stat gain and the off-chance you might get a lucky pull sometime in the future.
Just know that Lana's passive is not additive if you have it on more than one team member. So, either have MC inherit, or plan to have Lana permanently on your team.
10) What is a "Type IV" stat? You might have seen this term thrown around. Basically, each character comes with preset starting stats and whatever bonus points you rolled. Please do not ever use "Auto-Allocate". Either pump it all into their core attack stat depending on their class or a do a mix of core stat + speed.
Every now and then you'll roll a character that has a +1 stat in one of their starting stats. This means that 1) their growth rate is higher than normal for that specific stat and 2) at pre-determined levels they will automatically receive an extra stat point. So, they will get +2 on a level-up.
This is why you can see people posting their level 60 characters with some stats in the 80-90s.
Here is the link to everyone's starting stats:
https://wizardry.fasterthoughts.io/adventurers/adventurer-quicklist/#__tabbed_1_2
If you have a favorite, or rolled multiple copies of a character, it doesn't hurt to take a quick look and see if they are a "Type IV" unit. It's a hidden mechanic that you might want to know about.
I also rename them as [Name] *S (speed), Q (IQ), etc. so I remember what the hell stat they excel in and to make it easier to find them once you amass a ton of adventurers and trying to find someone quickly; or making sure you don't accidentally dismiss them.
This app tracks the respawn time based off when you last picked them up aswell as other stuff I never clicked on. It's in japanese tho and I don't use it out of laziness XD
https://wizardry-daphne.mcwild.net/item-log/
That is so troll to fool folks into doing that awful event 7 times if true XD
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