Tanoth FAQ

To maximize your progression, complete missions that offer a good balance of both XP and gold. Prioritize quests that provide rewards in both areas to ensure steady growth in your characters level and wealth.

It is generally recommended to choose quests with the highest experience. Very difficult quests should only be chosen if the chance of combat is 50% and they offer the most experience among the available options.

The starting bid for epic items is set at 25, but player bids can quickly raise the price. It is not uncommon for high bids to appear shortly after midnight as players vie for these items.

Completing both the Illusion Dungeon and the Normal Dungeon daily is crucial for maximizing your rewards and experience. Consistent dungeon runs help in leveling up and obtaining rare items.

Runes in the Arcane Circle start at 150 gold and increase by 50 gold per level. For instance, upgrading the skull to level 1 requires significant investment in both gold and upgrading other elements like gems and runes.

No, the items you get from dungeons are based on the dungeon level, not your character level. Therefore, it's best to do dungeons as soon as you can.

A balanced approach is generally recommended. Upgrade your stats evenly (1:1:1:1 ratio), and let your items decide your specific playstyle.

The chance of dropping an item during adventures is influenced by combat probability, not necessarily the difficulty level. Higher combat chances usually yield better drops.

At the beginning, save items for your first companion or mercenary, or sell them when you need gold. Store valuable items and use them only when absolutely necessary to maximize their benefits.

Save your bloodstones for purchasing the Fire Horse, which offers significant advantages. If you fail to save enough bloodstones, consider buying the Wolf or the Normal Horse as alternatives. Avoid spending bloodstones on less valuable items.

Regularly invest in your characters attributes to ensure balanced growth and improved combat capabilities. Allocate attribute points wisely based on your characters class and role to optimize performance in both PvE and PvP.

The block chance from the Inner Circle adds a flat percentage to your existing block chance. For example, if you have a 28% block chance and gain an additional 2% from the Inner Circle, your block chance will become 30%.

Critical chances are flat added, meaning they directly increase your current critical chance by a set percentage.

Companion slots unlock at levels 15, 30, and 50. These companions can assist you in dungeons and illusion battles but not in adventures or PvP.

Companions' stats are included in yours during dungeon and illusion battles, but they do not affect adventures or PvP. They help boost your overall combat effectiveness in these specific areas.

Use potions to hide your profile, even the cheapest ones, as they provide bonuses and prevent other players from seeing your profile. This tactic can give you a strategic advantage in PvP scenarios.

In dungeon fights, your and your follower's attributes add up, and so does your damage. However, only your armor is considered in the calculations. Reducing enemy attributes does not affect your follower's items.

To reduce damage taken from higher-level monsters, increase the gap between your intelligence and the monster's level. This can help mitigate the damage you receive.

Dexterity helps with consecutive hits if it's higher than your opponent's, but it does not improve your block chance. Block chance is primarily influenced by your shield and related items.

A balanced allocation (1:1:1:1) is recommended initially, allowing your equipment to dictate specific advantages. This helps ensure you are well-rounded for various combat scenarios.

Guild chests protect the gold of individual members, not the guild's collective gold. Guilds do not steal gold from each other.

Yes, travel speed affects adventure times. Increasing your travel speed will reduce the time required for adventures.