Best Place to Farm XP?

[Ayalas Kin]

So, I'm lv 88 and I need to level to 99 to do the achievment.
Which is the fastest way?

Already got everything else in the game.

[Ayalas Kin]

I found that Hidden Cave is Awesome, about 1 run = 1 level from 88 to 99. Arealdy got the achievment.

[David Klondike]

Yeah, I've been using hidden cave too.. What else can I do in the game after reaching 99 though?

[R3sistance]

Hidden Cave is kinda the best spot to EXP Grind, and the cave on Founders Island is the best spot to Gold Grind. Took me 9.0 hours to get all achievements, all spells/skills maxed too.

[sludg3feast]

The enemies in the Furrbidden Fields give a ton of exp & you should be able to kill them pretty easily at 88

[Glassed]

Actually I just posted this elsewhere, but it fits all too well:

Icy Glaive. Go up to the Ice Dragon and proceed to f*ck up his day. Leave the cave and re-enter. F*ck him till he loves it!

[Ayalas Kin]

It's sad that there is nothing more to do in the game.

[sludg3feast]

The enemies in Furrbidden Fields give 7443 exp & the red dragons give 12250. There are 12 skull things in FF, and 2 dragons in Hidden Cave (plus some lower exp enemies). There are inns nearby Furrbidden Fields and you can fly. I'm pretty sure FF would be faster, but I'm not nearly bored enough to find out lol. You do have to quit to title & reload your game to ge the skull things to respawn, but that takes all of 3 seconds on a SSD.

[Admiral Fleischfrühling[ger]]

[GERMAN]Und ab Lv. 67 ? wo kann man da am besten Leveln ?

[Potato]

I found the ultimate xp farm, the quest when you're killing all three dragons. it's like half way though the game(maybe more, just cutscenes and exposition fill up the bulk of lategame).

save right before you fight the ice dragon and just die after killing him. its about a level per minute.

[J's]

That depends on your level, but at your point I'd say Furgeten Field. Since it's not a dungeon, you need an hard reset through saving and reloading (but as pointed out, it's fairly quick).

Usualy, floating dragon skulls yield more per kill then their relative challenge level. They lack however on gold (making them worthless in level 1 modifier).

This means that you'll spend less time and effort killing floating skulls then dragons for XP.

However, on any particular playthrough, I have my favorite cave (Delta?) where there is 2 fix dragons to farm right near the entrance. Since it was never my 88 to 99 strategy (more of a 40+ thing), it does not answer your question.

Overall, I'd say stick with floating skulls, wherever they are the strongest you can beat, if your purpose is to gain XP quickly. Yes they are a pain with their initial attack that forces you to dodge back and lure them, but afterward they are usualy easy even without spells.

P.S.: If you have not beaten the game yet, you can finish it to get to Mew Game (Furry Armored mod). You'll get all you gear and current level on a new game and you can benefit from quests or grinding, at your choosing.

Peace.
A cool cat named J.

[kaki_gamet]

@J's - You have a wrong idea about Mew Game, you are not going to bring back anything than the final reward, and with Furry Armored there is no final reward at all.

Each Mew Game run is per se; you start with everything you have (bar magics) and get nothing or you start with nothing and get your reward. Once you finish it it's over, back to main menu, the only Continue that remains is from regular game.

[J's]

@kaki_gamet : I was not implying as such. I was merely stating he could start one with all his gear to redo the quests quickly since he'd already have his current level and gear... not that it would add to his New Game +.