âś… What to do early (and what to prioritize)
- Prioritize the main story (Archon / Story Quests) and beginner guidance.
- Focus first on completing all main-story quests and tutorial/new-player quests. Following the main story unlocks many game features.
- While following the story, grab anything you see — chests, loot, resources. Many things turn out helpful later.
- Using the starting characters: default rosters → but pick who works best for you.
- At the start, you get the main character (Traveler) plus three free characters. Good early-game practice is to use the ones that fit well with your playstyle.
- Don’t feel pressured to “raise every character.” Instead, pick a few to focus on to conserve resources (such as Mora, upgrading materials, and talent books). This approach is widely recommended for new players.
- After the main line and tutorial, explore the map — unlock teleporters/waypoints.
- Unlocking teleport waypoints and “Statue of the Seven” statues early helps a lot: makes travel easier, reduces running/climbing time, and gives passive benefits such as stamina expansion when you offer collected orbs.
- Explore chests and scattered resources as you go — even if you’re focused on the story, don’t skip “everywhere you roam.”
- Once you unlock it, do Daily Commissions and spend Resin on domains/bosses / leveled content.
- Daily Commissions give stable rewards and Adventure EXP. After Adventure Rank increases, domains (Ley Lines, bosses, dungeons) become viable for resource gain.
- Use activities that consume Resin efficiently (Bosses, Ley Lines, domain runs) to get materials for character/weapon upgrades.
- Grab “Oculi” (e.g., Anemoculus, Geoculus) and upgrade Statues of the Seven.
- Collecting these orbs and offering them to the statues will increase your stamina (so you can climb, swim, glide longer) — very helpful for exploration and future mobility.
- More stamina means easier world traversal, more efficient exploration, and quicker escapes.
- Be resource-conscious (Mora, materials, resin, artifacts). Build up smartly.
- Early on, don’t dive hard into raising every character or chasing high-end artifacts. Focus on a small team and prioritize leveling and talents.
- Save Mora (in-game currency) for essential upgrades (character and weapon ascension/talent upgrades) rather than wasting it on minor gains early.
- Learn elemental reactions and combat basics early — they matter a lot.
- Understanding how elements combine (e.g., fire + ice to melt, water + electro to trigger Electro-Charged/Overload) is key to efficient combat, especially against foes who use shields or elemental resistances.
- This lets you get more mileage out of “low-investment” characters early rather than needing top-tier gear or high rarity.
🧠Typical Early-Game Progression Flow (Recommended “Loop”)
- Main story → open chests / explore world → unlock teleporters & statues → collect oculi (stamina boosters)
- When available: start Daily Commissions → spend Resin on domains/bosses → accumulate materials and character XP
- Focus on building a small core team, upgrading only that team, and avoiding over-spreading resources
- Use world resources and exploration to collect materials (ores, local specialties, etc.) to prepare for mid/late-game upgrades
This path helps unlock most features and steadily builds up characters and resources — without burning out or overspending too soon. Many public beginner guides recommend this as a balanced early-game plan.
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