• First and foremost, get a powerful armor.
  
  
• Do not bring pets into battle. Pets' damage is too low to justify the amount of time they waste when attacking.
  
  
• Guests. Only bring some of them. For Dragon Amulet players, I suggest Rolith for his high damage output. For free players, Aegis is a useful ally, with high Ice damage.
  
  
• Buy an X-Boost. If you can afford it, an X-Boost makes farming easier, as 10% extra gold plus EXP is very significant.
  

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bladeoflight16 and Burn, for convincing AtiwH to try a second time to post this guide.
geopetal and Alac, for allowing AtiwH to post the guide.
senomi15, CrazyOkuni, and jetsterjinx for the various suggestions.
Mr.Irish, for The Frozen Cave, both the idea of adding it and the info on it.
Massive thanks to AtiwH who made this guide originally.
A big thanks goes to Burn, who made the previous guide.
Vaseline28, for agreeing to proofread my guide before posting.
Z.324, for informing me that I got this guide.
Everyone who gave information in the previous guide that I have taken information from for this one.
Everyone who is helping me by submitting information, it's really appreciated!
PaperClip, for being PaperClip.

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Thanks to Andy8, drillbitz03, Gratonim, nilienil, Cool Dragonz, Chickencowlord, SuperDaria, Myrph, he11ix, feonixbrim, bob.builder, wolfman_naruto, westward_ho, Puppy, Brillancy, pjc, ugauga, PaperClip OF DOOM, macaroni man3, The Legendary Hero, Elemental Archmage, llukaz, $$archie$$, [forgot username], Cguy, AQWNoog, DonutOFDoom, Karika, Lilithia, Turbotails9, loonatika, Reeinvented, Drakyloid, Tower Tycoon Palmer, Cippin, Peachii, His Randomness, and Highlord Sendai.

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LightningIsMyName's Credits:
Thanks to Alac for approving and moving this guide, FITER for the correct Rank Requirements, hardcoredarrell for his new and updated PvP Chart, Wrathe for the Battle Ground pictures, Little_Edge for fixing my spelling a lot, Sir Plus for giving me the idea of the Vulnerable Charcters for Farming Section and reporting the charcter Rydia, for Lost Sniper for reporting the Vulnerable charcter Scorpio, krusher64n for reporting vulnerable charcter king krusher level 31(!), for Zephyre14 for reporting vulnerable charcter Lawton level 32 with multi weaknesses, for betbest1 for reporting vulnerable charcter Zecharyas, for Mihai Savu for some updates, for hawaiidreamergurl for reporting Arklen, for IceScythe for some updates, for guenievre for reporting and creating the vaulnurable charcter Melanie, princessbunnygirl for reporting vaulnurable charcter Laura, Arandor for correcting some info about the PvP trophies required for each level, and to all of you readers.
Special thank to KillingSpoon for letting me update the orginal guide in my own post although he recreated the guide first.
Another Special thank to senomi15 for creating the original guide
Special thank to Myrph for creating the second PvP Farming technique and for writing it down.

SlyCooperFan1's Credits:
Thanks to The Legendary Hero for letting me take over this guide and give it a much needed update, to LightningIsMyName for making the guide before this, to Peachii for providing the link to a plethora of PvP IDs, to Silver Xoven for information on Alina, to His Randomness for the Technomancer information, to voldy27 for suggesting Not Your Character, to King Desoato for suggesting Wolf, and to all the DF staff for creating DragonFable!

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Thanks to PJC for giving me this guide
And also, to Tolkienfanatic and GhostBear5 who owned the previous guide, as well as Crysnos who made the very first Farming Guide
Thanks to all the other people who posted information in the first thread so that I can basically copy and tweak their entries.

• Gold in one hour: 10,000 to 25,000
  
• Gold per run: Between 300-500; average ~450
  
• Completion time: 40 seconds to 3 min
  

• Can be a very fast quest for people with good memories.
  
• No battling involved at all
  
• This quest is accessible via the Quest Log
  

• Can be hard for some people to remember 6 items in a row
  
• This quest is very monotonous.
  

• Gold Per Hour: 11,000 - 14,000
  
• Gold Per Run: 50-600, plus the chance to drop a Junk Item worth 500 gold.
  
• Completion Time: 01:00 - 01:30
  

• Chance to get 1100 gold in one run, if you're lucky
  
• 1 hit kill enemies.
  
• For low level rogues, it gives plenty of weapons.
  
• Always gives at least 50 gold
  

• Rather slow and laggy
  
• Random layout, so you may unnecessarily fight
  
• Bounty chances aren't equal
  

• Gold in one hour: 15000-20000
  
• Gold per run: 90-800
  
• Completion time: 1.5 min
  

• Has very high sellback on the drops
  
• Boss is fleeable
  

• Lengthy cutscenes
  
• Slow gameplay.
  

• Gold in one hour: 7000-10000
  
• Gold per run: 200-300
  
• Completion time: 1-2 min
  

• Has 2 drops only: 179 Gold and 230 Gold
  
• Boss is very easy to kill with silver
  
• Only six monsters.
  

• There is a healing pad in the quest, but it requires you to take a longer route with more monsters.
  
• Slow gameplay.
  
• Without silver, boss can be troublesome, but otherwise he can normally be defeated with little problem.
  

• Gold in one hour: 6,000 - 12,000
  
• Gold per run: 250-350
  
• Completion time: 2 min
  

• Guffer is an easy boss with Necromancer
  
• Two sellbacks: 200 and 225
  
• For DA holders, this drops a few good Nature weapons for mid-range levels
  
• For Non-DAs it gives some good Fire Weapons
  

• It isn't easy to beat the boss without Necromancer.
  
• Lots of dialogue
  

• Gold in one hour: 10,000-12,000
  
• Gold per run: Varies
  
• Completion time: Varies
  

• Excellent low level belts
  
• Reasonable for EXP farming too.
  

• Lots of dialogue
  
• Chance of getting all parts before you even start farming.
  

• Gold per hour: 8,000-10,000
  
• Gold per run: 180-230
  
• Completion time: 1 min
  

• The drops sell for 130 and 100 gold.
  
• Very few battles
  

• You are not taken back to Karina each time; you are put outside the inn.
  
• In Golden Cabit Hunt, the Minx Fairies can full heal for 1 mana.
  
  

• Gold in one hour: 6000-8000
  
• Gold per run: 150-200
  
• Completion time: 1 min
  

• Intro can be significantly shortened.
  
• Good low level weapons
  

• Slow gameplay
  
• Difficult non-scaled monsters if a low level
  
• It cannot be found in the Quest Log.
  

• Gold in one hour: 4,000 - 5,000
  
• Gold per run: 25-200
  
• Completion time: 1 min 30 sec
  

• Smooth gameplay
  
• Good drops for low levels
  
• Has two healing fountains.
  

• It has drops ranging from 25-200 gold, so this quest is unreliable
  
• A lot of walking is involved.
  
• Plenty of enemies, even though they are easy.
  

• Gold/EXP in one hour: 9,000-18,000 gold, 200,000-1,000,000 EXP
  
• Gold/EXP per run: 100-250 gold, 3,000- 4,500 EXP.
  
• Completion time: 10 sec to 1 min
  

• Chance to get a Battle Core, which when combined with 10 Scrap Metal sells for 1,000 gold
  
• Drops stack to 100
  
• Superb EXP rewards
  

• It takes time to press the button
  
• Monsters have high HP
  

• Gold/EXP in one hour: 12,000-15,000 gold, 425,000-725,000 EXP
  
• Gold/EXP per run: 200-350 gold, 8,000-12,000 EXP
  
• Completion time: 45sec- 2 min
  

• Extremely good for higher levels
  
• Very weak monsters.
  

• Laggy
  
• You have to walk to the scroll each time.
  

• EXP in one hour: 150,000-250,000
  
• EXP per run: 2,500- 7,000
  
• Completion time: 30 sec to 2 min
  

• Easy 1 hit kill enemies
  
• OK Gold too.
  
• EXP per monster higher than Thyton's Request, however Thyton's Request boss gives much more than Vurrmen boss.
  

• Random layout
  
• Drops are useless for high levels
  

• Gold/EXP in one hour: 400,000-720,000
  
• Gold/EXP per run: 10,000-18,000
  
• Completion time: 1-2 minutes
  

• Cutscenes are all skippable
  
• Monsters die pretty easily at the start
  

• Boss fight is quite long and irritating
  

• EXP in one hour: 200,000-250,000
  
• EXP per run: 4,000-5,000
  
• Completion time: 1 min 30 sec
  

• Very little dialogue, if you skip.
  
• Easy monsters
  

• There is a fork in the quest.
  
• There are two bosses.
  

• EXP in one hour: 80,000-110,000
  
• EXP per run: 2540
  
• Completion time: 1 min 30 sec
  

• Ravens are one hit kills
  
• Non-scaled quest.
  

• Low EXP when above level 25
  
• Moonglow is pretty much useless.
  
  
  

• Gold in one hour: 10000-20000 Gold, 120,000 EXP
  
• Gold/EXP/PvP trophies per run: 400 Gold, 3001 EXP + 150 Gold drop
  
• Completion time: 40 sec-1 min 30 sec
  

• Very simple battle
  
• High selling drops.
  
  

• You have to visit the shop to sell the items
  
• Braken has a Blind attack
  

• Gold in one hour: 9,000 - 21,000 gold
  
• Gold per run: 600-750
  
• Completion time: 1 min- 2 min
  

• Very high selling drops
  
• Fairly low HP
  
• Useful drops for lower levels.
  

• More HP then Braken
  
• Gorgok has weaknesses to Fire and Energy, which don't have an offensive Primal
  
• Lots of dialogue
  

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Dracelix hinted that he would revamp PvP arena artwise... so maybe the PvP mechanism will be revamped too!

Set the Battlespire as your Home Town. (when you log in, you will always start at the screen with the "Enter" button)

The doors on the left (Duelist Training Room) and right (Danger Room) are both locked. Because they have nothing. If you go right, you can travel the Battlespire. These are what you'll see in the rest of the hall:
Screen 1: A door that leads to a beautiful view where you can see your house from, and a couple of knights, one who gives a warning and the other who is pretty quiet.
Screen 2: Windows and banners and knights, oh my!
Screen 3: More windows! More banners! More knights! Maybe Cysero or Artix thinks this is funny...
Screen 4: A couple of more knights and banners. You can't go on from here, as it is blocked. But the Duelist Lounge is open.

The Duelist Lounge

[AB-L]

Hmm...wow...interesting. NOTHING. The Duelist Lounge currently has no purpose. The bartender is kinda creepy, and the two people in the corner change their look when you leave and come back. There's also many weapons hanging from the ceiling...pretty valuable too.

Akira

[AB-A]

This guy is stupid. Plain stupid. A huge bragger. And he gets on EVERYONE'S nerves. Wow. Just a pathetic duelist. Right?

Keelia has had enough of this guy's boasting, and she wants you to take him down. How long can you last with him? After every round he increases in power. Make sure to use that Heal button! If you can survive 5 rounds with Akira, you can get a special Trinket that costs 200 Dragon Coins, Chi Blast. If equipped, you can use Chi Bomb, a skill, in battle to take out UP TO 50% of the enemy's remaining HP. Helpful. :P Sadly, it will not take out anything near 50% on most uses.

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The Battles

[B]

The battle system of PvP could get confusing, but that's what this guide is here for! PvP is highly different from regular battles with monsters all over Lore.

When you enter a new Tournament through Keelia, you will get sent to an area with a few more banners and knights, and you standing on a platform, and Keelia announcing. On the bottom left you will see a few buttons. Here is a picture of those buttons, along with a description of what each of them does.



To win a battle, you must bring your opponent's HP to 0, as in normal battles. But be careful! Your opponent can execute skills from his/her armor, which includes using HP/MP potions and stunning you! If you manage to win 5 battles, you will have won the tournament and a PvP Trophy! The PvP Trophies are meant to rank your PvP Battlespire Rank up.

Note: If you bring any guests like Artix, Galanoth, Valencia, etc. they will be removed! It's 1-on-1 (except for pets, but they're bugged and will only do 0 damage) in these battles!
Note: The backgrounds will change, and those are there just for fun.
Note: If your opponent has a Dragon Amulet and has saved his equipment, he'll be fighting with all that equipment!

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Farming PvP Trophies

[FT]

Yeah, you want a lot of PvP Trophies for those high ranks down there at the bottom of the guide...300 Trophies to get from Master Duelist to Grand Master Duelist? Wow. To farm in Artix Entertainment games (or really, any online game) is to do a certain quest or mission multiple times to get a reward multiple times, or to find a certain reward. You've probably heard of Gold Farming, which is to find large amounts of gold in as little time as possible. Experience Farming is the same thing. PvP Trophy Farming is doing a lot of Tournaments over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over to get as many Trophies as possible! I will discuss two farming methods here with you: Other Dummies and Your Own Dummy.

Farming Technique 1 - Other Dummies

[T1]

These characters have at least one extreme weakness, which makes them easy to farm for quick PvP trophies. Their ID number is listed, so you just have to copy/paste it when you click "Battle ID#" in the Arena. Make sure to read their weaknesses and strengths, because some of them have very few weaknesses, and some may even get healed!

All DragonFable characters up to Level 80 have a PvP dummy available to farm. Check which Dummy(ies) can be used for your level below! They are listed in order from lowest level to highest level.

NOTE: I have tested all of these out since March 12, 2012.
ID#: 477585
Name and Level: Laura, Level 11 (Good for all levels until 21)
Notable Weaknesses: -95 Darkness (Darkness attacks do almost double damage)
Notable Strengths: None
Note: She has a dagger equipped, so she can't attack since she tries to cast spells all the time!

ID#: 29
Name and Level: Arklen, Level 19 (Good for Levels 9-29)
Notable Weaknesses: -350 Bacon (Bacon attacks do over quadruple damage)
Notable Strengths: 207 Darkness (Darkness attacks heal him for double damage)
Note: Unlike most others, Arklen has a large resistance to darkness weapons. Bacon weapons are highly suggested.

ID#: 445240
Name and Level: Rydia, Level 28 (Good for Levels 18-38)
Notable Weaknesses: -95 Darkness (Darkness attacks do almost double damage), low attack (14-34)
Notable Strengths: None
Note: The DOOM Weapons can easily corrupt defeat her.... although I'm sure any Darkness weapon could end this battle quickly.

ID#: 29940464
Name and Level: Not Your Character, Level 30 (Good for Levels 20-40)
Notable Weaknesses: Low health count (120 HP), extremely low attack (5-10)
Notable Strengths: None
Note: Not Your Character has a terrible attack, if he'll even have a chance. With no strengths to talk about, this should be a quick battle.

ID#: 2
Name and Level: Zhoom, Level 30 (Good for Levels 20-40)
Notable Weaknesses: -350 Bacon (Bacon attacks do over quadruple damage)
Notable Strengths: 200 Darkness (Darkness attacks heal him for double damage)
Note: Zhoom's a very easy guy for being staff. Using a Flaming Bacon Lance can take him down in no more than 3 turns.

ID#: 194796
Name and Level: Lawton, Level 34 (Good for Levels 24-44)
Notable Weaknesses: -100 to Stone, Fire, Water, Wind, and -95 to Darkness (all those elements do double or near double damage), very low attack (14-34)
Notable Strengths: None
Note: One easy guy to farm for the ones who are beginning to get serious about DragonFable. A ton of elements do double damage to him, so it should be cake.

ID#: 40
Name and Level: Zecharyas, Level 40 (Good for Levels 30-50)
Notable Weaknesses: -350 Bacon (Bacon attacks do more than 4x the damage!)
Notable Strengths: 205 Darkness (Darkness attacks heal him double their damage amount!)
Note: Zecharyas attacks 60-90. Not much for the level characters that can farm him. Using a Flaming Bacon Lance can take him down in no more than 3 turns.

ID#: 31835692
Name and Level: Wolf, Level 60 (Good for Levels 50-70)
Notable Weaknesses: -100 Darkness (Darkness attacks do double damage!), very low attack (14-34)
Notable Strengths: None
Note: Wolf is a PvP dummy that may be used for DF players who are at most 20 levels from the level

ID#: 42898744
Name and Level: Sylvari Celethas, Level 70 (Good for Levels 60-80)
Notable Weaknesses: -100 to Stone, Fire, Water, Wind (all those elements do double damage), very low attack (15-30)
Notable Strengths: None
Note: Sylvari Celethas is a PvP dummy that may be used for DF players who have reached the level cap.

Farming Technique 2 - Your Own Dummy

[T2]

So, you are stuck with farming - none of the characters above match your needs for various reasons (weapons, level, etc.). What should you do? This is the time to choose the dummy account option. This technique is recommended mainly for the low levels. It's pointless above level 20 since it requires too much effort in those levels. Nevertheless, this technique is really good for the low levels, but if you're high leveled, the above characters don't work, and you've got a lot of free time on your hands, try this out.

If you have a spare character slot on your account, you can create a 'Dummy' character, whose sole purpose on your account is to act as a punch bag in the PvP arena. Typically, mages are weakest in one-on-one battles, so it is advisable to use this class for your dummy character. Rogues above level 15 are ill-advised for their Potion ability that has a 15% chance of finding an additional potion and using it, beyond its normal 2.

For a PvP battle to count as a 'win' towards your total of 5, the character you are fighting must be within 10 levels of your own so be sure to level up the character to a suitable level for your main character. You can work out what level your Dummy character ought to be by subtracting 10 from the level of your main character. If your main character is level 1-11, your dummy has to be level 1, if your main is level 12, your dummy has to be level 2, and so on and so forth.

Leveling up to about level 5 can be done easily within Oaklore Keep, from quests such as Sir Jing's Weapons, The VurrMen Ruins and Sir Koffagus Sarcophagus. Beyond level 5, you will need to go to Falconreach and start farming quests from there. For advice on EXP farming the section above..

Now that your dummy character is ready to fight in the Battlespire, you need to find its character ID number. This can be easily done from the Character Selection page after you log into DragonFable. Simply click on the button for your dummy character and note down the ID# from the details given, as show in the image below (Note: Just an example).



You are now ready to fight your dummy character in the PvP arena. Make your way to the Battlespire and hit the button to join a Duelist Tournament. From here, you need to click the Battle ID# button (highlighted) and enter the character ID you found previously in the box that appears. Hit the Battle button to fight your dummy character.



Repeat the process until you have clocked up your 5 wins and receive your trophy. Keep doing this until you've all the trophies you want. It's recommended to farm all the PvP trophies you want while being in the same level. This way you can save the trouble of leveling up your dummy character. Take PvP farming as a project. It's a onetime work which is worth it - the high leveled PvP weapons (noted below in this guide) are really powerful. Decide on it once and do not level up or do anything else until you get your trophies. It might take several days or up to a week or two. It's a hard job yet it's worth it.

Farming Technique 3: Zapp's " Another Floating City"

[T3]

This quest is pretty awesome for farming PVP Trophies. It is, in fact, a quest with 3-5 PvP battles. A trophy is guaranteed to drop. Now bring Rolith, or Aegis, and it is time to destroy 'em! Even better, if you get the error message "Character Not Found" each time, you will still get your trophy, without having to fight. To get here, go to Popsprocket, out through the gate, then talk to the gnome. Repeat this 2256 times (whoa, that's a lot) and you are a Grand Master Duelist. How simple. I recommend trying out this one for sure, but it can be slower than the dummy.

Farming Technique 4: The " Supervillain Showdown!"

[T3]

This quest can be accessed from Book 3, The Battlespire, and talking to San Robin and Batoro. Select any one of the bosses and kill them for your trophy. Very easy to do with a strong enough class. Complete all of them once and then choose the boss fight that you think is easiest for you to kill quick. Another one that is definitely recommended.

Additional Tips for DA Holders
If you have Dragon Amulets on all of your characters, you have an additional advantage over non DA-holders, as you can adapt the equipment of your dummy character to make your fights even easier. You're probably wondering what additional things you can do to your dummy character, but there are in fact several things you can give them that significantly reduce their chances of winning.

In order to change the default items of your character, go to the Guardian Tower in Falconreach (up two screens from the main town screen), head right then up a screen to get to the library, speak to Chiku and hit 'Set Starting Items'. Then choose the items you want to set as default and save it.

• Equip the Ring Worm as found in the Marsh Madness quest. This gives the character -100 resistance to Stone, Water, Fire and Wind, doubling the damage you can do using these elements.
• If your dummy character is a Mage, equip the Bronze Blade found is Sir Lee's Swords and Axes store in Oaklore Keep. This will stop the character from using any of their Mage abilities; leaving the only damage it can do the normal attack, which is even weaker than that of the default weapon.
• If your dummy character is a Warrior or Rogue, equip the Rubied Staff found in Sir Lee's Staffs and Wands store in Oaklore Keep. This will limit some of the abilities they can use, limiting the damage they can do to you.

Those are the three farming methods for PvP Trophies. Follow every note, every word, and you'll be a Grand Master Duelist in no time!

Cool Technomancer Trick: One of the skills on Technomancer takes away all of the enemy's MP, which, on most classes, will make the player you're fighting with have to use the Attack button or potions only. This could be really useful to make it easier on your HP while you beat up everyone else. :DUnfortunately, a bug causes the player to be able to use skills even with 0 MP. Oh dear. D:

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Ranks and Rewards

[RR]

In order to rank up, you need to earn a certain amount of trophies. However, the ranking-up system is a little confusing. To get to Rank 1, Novice, you need to get 1 Trophy. Easy right? You lose that trophy though. And to get to Rank 2, Amateur, you need to get 5 more trophies. Like that. The ranks and their required trophies are these:

1: Novice - Requires 1 Trophy (1 in total)
2: Amateur - Requires 5 Trophies (6 in total)
3: Scrapper - Requires 10 Trophies (16 in total)
4: Slugger - Requires 20 Trophies (36 in total)
5: Brawler - Requires 30 Trophies (66 in total)
6: Rumbler - Requires 40 Trophies (106 in total)
7: Grinder - Requires 50 Trophies (156 in total)
8: Pit Fighter - Requires 60 Trophies (216 in total)
9: Duelist - Requires 70 Trophies (286 in total)
10: Arena Fighter - Requires 80 Trophies (366 in total)
11: Ringer - Requires 90 Trophies (456 in total)
12: Savant - Requires 100 Trophies (556 in total)
13: Expert - Requires 125 Trophies (681 in total)
14: Professional - Requires 150 Trophies (831 in total)
15: Prize Fighter - Requires 175 Trophies (1006 in total)
16: Contender - Requires 200 Trophies (1206 in total)
17: Champion Duelist - Requires 225 Trophies (1431 in total)
18: Elite Duelist - Requires 250 Trophies (1681 in total)
19: Master Duelist - Requires 275 Trophies (1956 in total)
20: Grand Master Duelist - Requires 300 Trophies (2256 in total)

Depending on your rank, you can unlock different shops in the Battlespire!

At Rank 1, Novice: A shop, in which you can buy some metal and bacon weapons (eh?), and even a pig pet!
At Rank 3, Scrapper: Another shop, in which you can buy some capes.
At Rank 5, Brawler: Another shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons.
At Rank 8, Pit Fighter: Yet another shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons.
At Rank 10, Arena Fighter: Take a guess. Yup, it's a shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons.
At Rank 12, Savant: Shock horror! It's another shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons.
At Rank 14, Professional: Again another shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons.
At Rank 16, Contender: Of course, another shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons.
At Rank 18, Elite Duelist: Guess what? A shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons.
At Rank 20, Grand Master Duelist: Finally the last shop, in which you can buy some metal weapons. Phew!

Also, in the Traveler's Journal (found by clicking the treasure chest next to your inventory when you're not on a quest), there are badges to be attained for different PvP ranks!

PVP Brawler - Unlocked at Rank 5
PVP Arena Fighter - Unlocked at Rank 10
PVP Prize Fighter - Unlocked at Rank 15
PVP Grandmaster! - Unlocked at Rank 20

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Known Bugs

[KB]

The following is a list of known bugs that have been spotted in the Aeris Battlespire:

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Love Ship

Description
Go to Hero's Heart Day Storybook, Chapter 7, "Set Sail!". After a lot of cutscenes you fight 6 mandatory battles before reaching the boss, who always drops a Leftover Ingredients worth 1,500gp! Also a good XP farm as I averaged about 3,144 xp per run.

Statistics

• Gold/EXP in one hour: 18,984gp/37,728xp
  
• Gold/EXP per run: 82 + a guaranteed junk item worth 1,500/3144xp
  
• Completion time: 5 minutes
  

Tips
When you eventually take control you will fight through 6 mandatory battles (skip the beetles) before reaching the boss. Properly equipped (Light weapons and nova attacks and companions with the same (like Ash)) you can 1 or 2 shot most of them.
Pros

• Takes very little attention and effort.
  
• A guaranteed large drop and few mobs to fight.
  
• With the proper build a very good speed run.
  

Cons

• So. Many. Cutscenes!
  
• Seriously, SO MANY CUTSCENES!
  
• The drop is NOT stackable, so you need room in your inventory. Be sure to bank whatever you don't absolutely need to minimize the trips you need to sell loot.