I love the idea of these games, but i always seem to hit a wall...

[Sanity]

Basically, i own 1 and 2 but i never really got hooked because it seemed like i was just spinning my wheels and was unsure of what to do when i coulden't progress, i was afriad to breed my best monsters and i also alyas ran into the issue where ones i bread were way weaker then what i had without grining them up.
I know there was a pretty good library system in 2 but i was wondering if theres a good guide for new players. Im gonna buy this anyways and fumble with it because its obviously a labor of love. Just wish i could understand it a tad better. Thanks for any tips.

[Tritoch]

The thing is you can still grind God rep and exalted tokens even at lower realm levels, so even if you decide to save a team and level up a completely new party, you are still making progress within the game. I'd suggest using as many cores as possible though, since you'll get experience by leaving them in the stable and then you'll have to spend less time leveling them up.

[Sanity]

So i got it and am enjoying it so far, one thing im always unclear on though is if i should focus onn the same kind of monsters that my class is (chaos) or if it matter if i have ones from other classes. The run speed is so much better then 2, my god dose that make a huge difference! Oh, and was glad to see Torun right out of the gate, was myt favorite god from 2 for sure.

Also am loving that the overworld is displayed in 21:9 not sure if i ever tried the second game on this monitor but it looks great, did not even expect partial ultrawide support so thats a huge plus in my book.

[Psylisa]

Originally posted by Sanity:

So i got it and am enjoying it so far, one thing im always unclear on though is if i should focus onn the same kind of monsters that my class is (chaos) or if it matter if i have ones from other classes. The run speed is so much better then 2, my god dose that make a huge difference! Oh, and was glad to see Torun right out of the gate, was myt favorite god from 2 for sure.

Also am loving that the overworld is displayed in 21:9 not sure if i ever tried the second game on this monitor but it looks great, did not even expect partial ultrawide support so thats a huge plus in my book.

Typically, you want to disperse your team across a few different monster types with what it is you want to do. Do you want to build stats? Debuff enemies? Attack? Cast spells? There's types in every class that does each of these, but typically certain classes of monsters will excel at them.

Early on, you'll probably use what's given to you via artifacts and spell gems. The spell gems, especially will determine at least one of your members. If you get a killer spell like Chain Lightning early on, you'll absolutely want to slot in a Nature creature.

One of the best early combinations is using Imp Hexer / Imp Sacrificer. They allow you to double-cast Nature spells and cast Shellburst (a Nature spell) for free with all your creatures. Shellburst can help you overcome large armored enemies early. Imp Hexer comes from Torun at his first favor level.

[Vagrant]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1611767533

https://siralim3.gamewiki.tips/doku.php?id=breeding

Read up.

[Vagrant]

Originally posted by Sanity:

So i got it and am enjoying it so far, one thing im always unclear on though is if i should focus onn the same kind of monsters that my class is (chaos) or if it matter if i have ones from other classes. The run speed is so much better then 2, my god dose that make a huge difference! Oh, and was glad to see Torun right out of the gate, was myt favorite god from 2 for sure.

Also am loving that the overworld is displayed in 21:9 not sure if i ever tried the second game on this monitor but it looks great, did not even expect partial ultrawide support so thats a huge plus in my book.

Only a few monsters and effects will care about what class your monsters are, and they'll tell you (for example, the Sphinx Elder gives everyone 10% more stats for each creature of the same class on its side). Go wild otherwise; you're not going to see many examples of these early on.