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Choongmyoung: /* Enemy levels */

2018-06-07T19:11:54Z

‎Enemy levels

AvovA: /* Player Levels */ typo

2017-12-29T14:23:14Z

‎Player Levels: typo

Thenok: /* Required experience per level */

2017-03-23T11:05:06Z

‎Required experience per level

Thenok: /* Required experience per level */

2017-03-23T10:44:56Z

‎Required experience per level

Thenok: /* Used exel, calculated on eat kill new level, came up with chart, i never knew slow was better than petrify*/

2017-03-23T10:43:27Z

‎Used exel, calculated on eat kill new level, came up with chart, i never knew slow was better than petrify

Thenok: /* firebal in level equation */

2017-03-23T07:25:23Z

‎firebal in level equation

Thenok: /* When to act against the boss */

2017-03-23T07:19:36Z

‎When to act against the boss

Zayyeh: /* Required experience per level */

2016-06-02T10:17:51Z

‎Required experience per level

Flap at 12:27, 16 March 2015

2015-03-16T12:27:14Z

Jamberine: health boosters are not +10%, they are +1 per level(I am almost positive)

2014-10-06T00:08:27Z

health boosters are not +10%, they are +1 per level(I am almost positive)

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-Different enemies will have different percentages of these base stats.  [[Full:Bosses|Bosses]] have entirely different stat ratios to their lower level counterparts.  Enemies in a easy dungeon will have 90% stats, enemies in a medium dungeon will have their normal percentages, enemies in hard dungeons have 120% of their stats, and enemies in vicious dungeons have 133% (one third higher than normal) of their stats.
+Different enemies will have different percentages of these base stats.  [[Bosses]] have entirely different stat ratios to their lower level counterparts.  Enemies in a easy dungeon will have 80% stats, enemies in a medium dungeon will have their normal percentages, enemies in hard dungeons have 100%-140% of their stats, and enemies in vicious dungeons have 140%-150% of their stats.
 == Gaining Levels and Bonus Experience ==

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 The player starts at level 1, with a base HP of 10, and base Damage of 5. With each level earned, you gain 5 base Damage and 10 base HP. Buffs, Gods, and Items &mdash; as well as your class &mdash; augment your growth.
-A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] &mdash; the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find careless scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP boosters just add +1 health per level, but it increases every time you level up. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).
+A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] &mdash; the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find carelessly scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP boosters just add +1 health per level, but it increases every time you level up. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).
 If you want to know how easy fighting the boss would be at levels before 10, here is a detailed power ratio based on life*damage (level 1 can absorb 9damage and deals 5 per hit = 45, while level level 10 99damge and 50 per hit=4950, so being at lev 1 you would de doing about 0.9% damage, because you deal lots less damage and take lots less hits, compared to you at level 10). Note at level 1 you have the smallest possibility of killing someone higher than you, even a level 2 monster will heal 2x faster than you at this level, but 5vs6 he will heal 6 and you 5. Adding {{s|BURNDAYRAZ}} to the bellow table doesn't change anything, you still will be 0.9% at level 1, but the glyph favours low health enemies because you only get ~1.6 shots at full health or 10 blackspaces instead of taking into account how many hits can you get before you die(unless {{t|Retaliate: Fireball}}) hence it prefers low life high damage monsters.

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 | Kill all monsters: same level, slow all, petrify 8,9 || 215  || 9
 |}
 [[category:strategy]]
 {{MainNav}}

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 | Kill all monsters: +1 level, then lower || 183  || 9
 |-
-| Kill all monsters: +2 level, then lower || 201  || 9
+| Kill all monsters: '''+2''' level, then lower || 201  || 9
 |-
-| Kill all monsters: +3 level, then lower || 215  || 9
+| Kill all monsters: '''+3''' level, then lower || 215  || 9
 |-
 | Slow all, kill all monsters: preferably same level || 197  || 9
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 | Slow all, kill all monsters: +1 level, use slow || 225  || 10
 |-
-| Slow all, kill all monsters: +2 level, use slow || 261  || 10
+| Slow all, kill all monsters: '''+2''' level, use slow || 261  || 10
 |-
 | Petrify lev8,9, kill all monsters: preferably same level || 186  || 9
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 | Petrify lev6,7,8,9 using 1lev2 and 10lev1, kill all monsters: +1 level (because we need popcorn) || 220  || 9
 |-
-| Petrify lev5,6,7,8,9 using all 1 2 and 3, kill all monsters: +2 level, petrify  || 233  || 10
+| Petrify lev5,6,7,8,9 using all 1 2 and 3, kill all monsters: '''+2''' level, petrify  || 233  || 10
 |-
 | Kill all monsters: same level, slow all, petrify 8,9 || 215  || 9

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 Although you cannot level up past level 10, you will still continue to accrue experience points and will gain a full heal and mana restore at regular intervals.  These post-level 10 "milestones" are rare and usually involve the player using some special effect (such as the goblin racial bonus or Tikki Tooki's boons) to accrue unusually high amounts of experience.
 [[category:strategy]]
 {{MainNav}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:25, 23 March 2017
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	A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] — the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find careless scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP boosters just add +1 health per level, but it increases every time you level up. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).		A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] — the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find careless scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP boosters just add +1 health per level, but it increases every time you level up. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).

−	If you want to know how easy fighting the boss would be at levels before 10, here is a detailed power ratio based on life*damage (level 1 can absorb 9damage and deals 5 per hit = 45, while level level 10 99damge and 50 per hit=4950, so being at lev 1 you would de doing about 0.9% damage, because you deal lots less damage and take lots less hits, compared to you at level 10). Note at level 1 you have the smallest possibility of killing someone higher than you, even a level 2 monster will heal 2x faster than you at this level, but 5vs6 he will heal 6 and you 5.	+	If you want to know how easy fighting the boss would be at levels before 10, here is a detailed power ratio based on life*damage (level 1 can absorb 9damage and deals 5 per hit = 45, while level level 10 99damge and 50 per hit=4950, so being at lev 1 you would de doing about 0.9% damage, because you deal lots less damage and take lots less hits, compared to you at level 10). Note at level 1 you have the smallest possibility of killing someone higher than you, even a level 2 monster will heal 2x faster than you at this level, but 5vs6 he will heal 6 and you 5. Adding {{s\|BURNDAYRAZ}} to the bellow table doesn't change anything, you still will be 0.9% at level 1, but the glyph favours low health enemies because you only get ~1.6 shots at full health or 10 blackspaces instead of taking into account how many hits can you get before you die(unless {{t\|Retaliate: Fireball}}) hence it prefers low life high damage monsters.

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:19, 23 March 2017
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	A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] — the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find careless scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP boosters just add +1 health per level, but it increases every time you level up. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).		A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] — the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find careless scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP boosters just add +1 health per level, but it increases every time you level up. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).

		+	If you want to know how easy fighting the boss would be at levels before 10, here is a detailed power ratio based on life*damage (level 1 can absorb 9damage and deals 5 per hit = 45, while level level 10 99damge and 50 per hit=4950, so being at lev 1 you would de doing about 0.9% damage, because you deal lots less damage and take lots less hits, compared to you at level 10). Note at level 1 you have the smallest possibility of killing someone higher than you, even a level 2 monster will heal 2x faster than you at this level, but 5vs6 he will heal 6 and you 5.
		+
		+
		+	{\| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
		+	\|- style="background-color: #EEEEEE"
		+	!Level
		+	!(life-1)*damage
		+	! vs lev10
		+	! vs next lev
		+	\|-
		+	\| 1 \|\| 45 \|\| 0.9% \|\| 422.2%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 2 \|\| 190 \|\| 3.8% \|\| 228.9%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 3 \|\| 435 \|\| 8.7% \|\| 179.3%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 4 \|\| 780 \|\| 15.7% \|\| 157.0%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 5 \|\| 1225 \|\| 24.7% \|\| 144.4%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 6 \|\| 1770 \|\| 35.7% \|\| 136.4%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 7 \|\| 2415 \|\| 48.7% \|\| 130.8%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 8 \|\| 3160 \|\| 63.8% \|\| 126.7%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 9 \|\| 4005 \|\| 80.9% \|\| 123.5%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 10 \|\| 4950 \|\| 100% \|\| 121.1%
		+	\|-
		+	\| 11 \|\| 5995 \|\| 121.1% \|\| /
		+	\|}

	== Enemy levels ==		== Enemy levels ==

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 !Xp without bonuses
 !Required Bonus XP
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 | 2 || 5 || 5 || 10 || 0

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:27, 16 March 2015
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	Although you cannot level up past level 10, you will still continue to accrue experience points and will gain a full heal and mana restore at regular intervals. These post-level 10 "milestones" are rare and usually involve the player using some special effect (such as the goblin racial bonus or Tikki Tooki's boons) to accrue unusually high amounts of experience.		Although you cannot level up past level 10, you will still continue to accrue experience points and will gain a full heal and mana restore at regular intervals. These post-level 10 "milestones" are rare and usually involve the player using some special effect (such as the goblin racial bonus or Tikki Tooki's boons) to accrue unusually high amounts of experience.

		+	[[category:strategy]]
	{{MainNav}}		{{MainNav}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:08, 6 October 2014
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	The player starts at level 1, with a base HP of 10, and base Damage of 5. With each level earned, you gain 5 base Damage and 10 base HP. Buffs, Gods, and Items — as well as your class — augment your growth.		The player starts at level 1, with a base HP of 10, and base Damage of 5. With each level earned, you gain 5 base Damage and 10 base HP. Buffs, Gods, and Items — as well as your class — augment your growth.

−	A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] — the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find careless scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP ~~works the same way~~, but ~~unfortunately a breakdown is not provided in the UI. You'll just have to trust the magic machine's math~~. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).	+	A special note about Stat [[Boosters]] — the little Health, Mana, and Damage tiles you'll find careless scattered about the wilderness. Boosters permanently improve your stats, and continue to be recalculated as you level (except for Mana Booster, as you do not gain MP naturally). You can see this in the UI for Damage: hover over the Damage stat and a tooltip will list your base Damage and a bonus percent. Damage Boosters add to that bonus (+10%); each level you gain adds to your base. Some basic math (applying buffs last) gets your current Damage stat. HP boosters just add +1 health per level, but it increases every time you level up. Again, the important take-away is that there is usually no benefit to holding off on collecting Boosters, unlike with Glyphs and Items (which take up space) or God perks (which usually depend on your current state).