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For Isekai mode, is it better for me to use my materials to upgrade my weapons and armor for the battles, or should I let them accumulate for added credits towards the season's end?

If I remember right, all credits above 1 mil gets transferred to Persistent, correct?

Lv90 - 80 - 75 - 65 arenas with 60+ STM = 18.6 + 3,4 STM from lv85 under 60 STM = 22 STM + Tower = 24 STM.

I used all stm i had on the last day of 5x drop. I'm almost lv353 now, could be 355-356 if i didn't had used all that stm. Yesterday i spend 26min doing tower with aether shard. I don't realy care much about the gold of upgrades because will save me time and stress. I think i spend almost 70minutes at Floor 100 last season with aether + feathers and some scrolls of protection on last rounds.

In addition to wanting to reach lv400 arena as quickly as possible, i also want to finish the tower even if i have to spend gold to do so, as i want to use the remaining time to learn how to play as a mage and do other tests.

I don't want to turn off haste because when i did that i spent a lot more potions (only tested it once) and the time was practically the same. Maybe i need to do more tests.

I do The Tower first to capitalise on the Void/Aether materials which messes up the formula in my case since I have to do that with Stamina above 60. I do use more draughts without Haste; I do not really have to use potions in arenas though.

Edit: Yes, it does eat into droughts. Aether significantly helps with mana consumption, obviously, but it does cost 6k credits so...on the other hand I do use it for The Tower, whether or not that is "worth it" is a different question. Saves my sanity and nerves at the very least.

For Isekai mode, is it better for me to use my materials to upgrade my weapons and armor for the battles, or should I let them accumulate for added credits towards the season's end?

If I remember right, all credits above 1 mil gets transferred to Persistent, correct?

Isekai Depends on your goals. If it is only the floor 50; not much forging is required. Otherwise, you are pretty much forced to do some upgrading in order to reach the higher targets. In the Reward section of the Wikipedia it does calculate your items towards the Credit transfer into Persistent, but I am not sure if that takes the value of materials spent on upgrading said equipment into consideration or just the raw Bazaar worth. Someone else quite likely knows more.

This post has been edited by Ramaki: Jun 7 2025, 16:21

For Isekai mode, is it better for me to use my materials to upgrade my weapons and armor for the battles, or should I let them accumulate for added credits towards the season's end?

If I remember right, all credits above 1 mil gets transferred to Persistent, correct?

Don't let anything accumulate, in the end your things will be valued as if they were sold in the shop (very low value), sell ​​everything you won't use as soon as possible on the market because the value is always decreasing.

And yes all above 1M will be transfered.


DwD without haste and shadow veil and no aether shard. Much more draught used.





This post has been edited by pir3sbruno: Jun 7 2025, 13:54

What's the optimal way to build FoS on isekai? Just doing any arenas with schoolgirls and buying schoolgirl trophies off the market?

Considering rounding out my shrine total for it this season but never farmed for it before.

What's the optimal way to build FoS on isekai? Just doing any arenas with schoolgirls and buying schoolgirl trophies off the market?

Considering rounding out my shrine total for it this season but never farmed for it before.

It is usually T3 but T2 may be better, it will depend on which one is cheaper.

T3 2600 vs T2 1300 value, just buy the cheaper because T2 has half of shrine value and approximately half price.

What's the optimal way to build FoS on isekai? Just doing any arenas with schoolgirls and buying schoolgirl trophies off the market?

Considering rounding out my shrine total for it this season but never farmed for it before.

Currently, it is saplings and T3 trophies. I would do Trio and the Tree arena and Triple Trio Ring of Blood whenever you have the tokens.

Should I stay at low prof factor if adding 1 more prof cotton will get the prof factor way too high? Let say it goes from 0.65 to 0.89 for elemental. Also knowing that grinding base prof will take forever.
It seems to me that the extra prof factor wastes some mit. reduction with imperil, but with the counter-resist, cast speed & mana cost reduction it provides, does it still outperform low prof factor + EDB from 1 extra phase (not forged)?

I leveled up to 255 in Isekai during the first week and then basically abandoned it. ShouldI expect to find good sub-300 lv equips in the coming month or did people level way past that? Don't want to souldind anything in case I need to soulbind stuff for my permanent account

I leveled up to 255 in Isekai during the first week and then basically abandoned it. ShouldI expect to find good sub-300 lv equips in the coming month or did people level way past that? Don't want to souldind anything in case I need to soulbind stuff for my permanent account

I am level 356 which should be the level of the people who still actively play Isekai every day (+/-2). Most of the equipment sold at the auction is 340-ish. Perhaps the "personal" stalls offer lower level equipment, otherwise though, would not expect much.

I leveled up to 255 in Isekai during the first week and then basically abandoned it. ShouldI expect to find good sub-300 lv equips in the coming month or did people level way past that? Don't want to souldind anything in case I need to soulbind stuff for my permanent account

Sometimes you can, but you also shouldn't care about them too much because you want lvl 310 anyway. Assuming you aim for tower 50 all you have to do is fill your slots with mag quality equipment ~300 lvl, use deprecation spells and maybe some scrolls closer to the finish. For example I see 2 under lvl 300 equips in bazaar right now that aren't great but can cover you until the end.

Sometimes you can, but you also shouldn't care about them too much because you want lvl 310 anyway. Assuming you aim for tower 50 all you have to do is fill your slots with mag quality equipment ~300 lvl, use deprecation spells and maybe some scrolls closer to the finish. For example I see 2 under lvl 300 equips in bazaar right now that aren't great but can cover you until the end.

I literally forgot Bazaar was a thing. Upgraded shade gauntlets RN.

And yes i do not aim higher than 50

Should I stay at low prof factor if adding 1 more prof cotton will get the prof factor way too high? Let say it goes from 0.65 to 0.89 for elemental. Also knowing that grinding base prof will take forever.
It seems to me that the extra prof factor wastes some mit. reduction with imperil, but with the counter-resist, cast speed & mana cost reduction it provides, does it still outperform low prof factor + EDB from 1 extra phase (not forged)?

I don't think it's worth stopping cleaning the arena.
If you use pants/robe as prof part, you'll have enough prof. Otherwise, just keep 4+1.
Only during the first week of becoming a mage, 3+2 is better than 4+1 (all phases not forged).

Lv90 - 80 - 75 - 65 arenas with 60+ STM = 18.6 + 3,4 STM from lv85 under 60 STM = 22 STM + Tower = 24 STM.

I used all stm i had on the last day of 5x drop. I'm almost lv353 now, could be 355-356 if i didn't had used all that stm. Yesterday i spend 26min doing tower with aether shard. I don't realy care much about the gold of upgrades because will save me time and stress. I think i spend almost 70minutes at Floor 100 last season with aether + feathers and some scrolls of protection on last rounds.

In addition to wanting to reach lv400 arena as quickly as possible, i also want to finish the tower even if i have to spend gold to do so, as i want to use the remaining time to learn how to play as a mage and do other tests.

I don't want to turn off haste because when i did that i spent a lot more potions (only tested it once) and the time was practically the same. Maybe i need to do more tests.

just wondering, what level are you at now?
i skipped the tower a few days and i'm not at floor 54.
as of now i'm level 356 with 71% exp and i still haven't done anything today.

i will likely pause my climbing after floor 60 until i get some decent upgrades and i'm curious on how many levels behind i will be when you get to 400.

I don't think it's worth stopping cleaning the arena.
If you use pants/robe as prof part, you'll have enough prof. Otherwise, just keep 4+1.
Only during the first week of becoming a mage, 3+2 is better than 4+1 (all phases not forged).

Thank you. I'll stick with 4+1 to progress then. Was wondering if 3+2 would make it much more comfortable, but I guess DWD not being undoable is good enough for now.

just wondering, what level are you at now?
i skipped the tower a few days and i'm not at floor 54.
as of now i'm level 356 with 71% exp and i still haven't done anything today.

i will likely pause my climbing after floor 60 until i get some decent upgrades and i'm curious on how many levels behind i will be when you get to 400.

I did some very lazy calculations and put them in this table.

just wondering, what level are you at now?
i skipped the tower a few days and i'm not at floor 54.
as of now i'm level 356 with 71% exp and i still haven't done anything today.

i will likely pause my climbing after floor 60 until i get some decent upgrades and i'm curious on how many levels behind i will be when you get to 400.

I did some very lazy calculations and put them in this table. For me tower gets realy annoying after F75, it's just depression pure and simple depression.



This post has been edited by pir3sbruno: Jun 12 2025, 00:43

If a piece of equipment is higher level than your character, you can’t equip it.
But after Soulfusing, the equipment’s level disappears (it’s no longer shown).

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Question:
Does that mean I can equip equipment that’s above my character’s level by Soulfusing it?
(As long as the equipment isn’t more than 100 levels higher than my character)

I did some very lazy calculations and put them in this table. For me tower gets realy annoying after F75, it's just depression pure and simple depression.

thank you.
i believe you are a bit off with the day you will get to floor 100, unless you plan to skip a few.

If a piece of equipment is higher level than your character, you can’t equip it.
But after Soulfusing, the equipment’s level disappears (it’s no longer shown).

x--------------------

Question:
Does that mean I can equip equipment that’s above my character’s level by Soulfusing it?
(As long as the equipment isn’t more than 100 levels higher than my character)

as you said, after soulfusing the equipment will lose its own equipment level and will scale with your level instead.
the equipment must be at most 100 levels higher, otherwise you can't soulfuse it (until you level up enough times to be within the 100 levels range).
for every level above yours the cost to soulfuse increases.
for example, the base cost to soulfuse a legendary is 500, if it's above your level you will also need to pay 10 extra for each level, so at the top limit of 100 levels it will cost 1500.

From the EHWiki:
"When equipment is soulfused, its stats will be immediately scaled to the player's level, and will continue scaling as the player levels up.
This means that if the item has a level higher than player's level, its stats will lower and vice versa. Base stats will always remain the same though."
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My Personal Experience with Soulfused Equipment:
1. When I soulfused equipment that was the same level as my character, there was no immediate change, but the stats gradually improved as I leveled up.
2. When I soulfused equipment that was much lower level than my character, its stats immediately increased significantly.

So I’ve confirmed both effects described:
• "Immediately scaled to the player's level"
• "Continues to scale as the player levels up"
However, I’ve never tried soulfusing equipment that is higher level than my character, so I haven’t seen how scaling down works.
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Questions:

1) If I soulfuse equipment that’s higher level than my character (e.g. I’m level 200 and I soulfuse a level 300 sword), will its stats be scaled down to level 200?
If so, is there any benefit to soulfusing high-level equipment?

2) On the other hand, since lower-level equipment gets scaled up to match my character’s level, wouldn’t soulfusing a level 1 weapon be the same as soulfusing a level 50 one?
Does that mean the equipment’s original level doesn’t matter when soulfusing?

3) the Wiki says "base stats remain unchanged".
How do I check the base stats on a piece of equipment?

4) Stats can go up or down, but then there are base stats that don’t change — that’s the part I find most confusing or ambiguous.
Does anyone have an explanation or example that clears it up?


"I don't know Malenk, but he seems cool. Just felt kinda awkward quoting or linking him to a wall of text.... unless he walks right into it willingly."

1) If I soulfuse equipment that’s higher level than my character (e.g. I’m level 200 and I soulfuse a level 300 sword), will its stats be scaled down to level 200?
If so, is there any benefit to soulfusing high-level equipment?

2) On the other hand, since lower-level equipment gets scaled up to match my character’s level, wouldn’t soulfusing a level 1 weapon be the same as soulfusing a level 50 one?
Does that mean the equipment’s original level doesn’t matter when soulfusing?

3) the Wiki says "base stats remain unchanged".
How do I check the base stats on a piece of equipment?

4) Stats can go up or down, but then there are base stats that don’t change — that’s the part I find most confusing or ambiguous.
Does anyone have an explanation or example that clears it up?
"I don't know Malenk, but he seems cool. Just felt kinda awkward quoting or linking him to a wall of text.... unless he walks right into it willingly."

1) More players are at higher levels which means that there are more pieces of equipment to choose from as they sell them. That would be the benefit. The price you "pay" for that "upside" is the increased cost in terms of Soul Fragments required to Soulbind/fuse that item. And yes, stats will be scaled down, not the base ones, but those increased through the equipment's level.

2) It matters in that it is relevant to the number of Soul Fragments required to Soulfuse the item. At or lower than your character's level; there is no increase. However, the amount increases as the gap between your level and the equipment's widens. That too is somewhere there in the Wikipedia article.

3) Using this script. Live Percentile Ranges. There are other scripts which I would highly recommend to use. Monsterbation, HV Utils, and SmartSearch.

4) You can see Base Stats when you hover over an item and press "C" on your keyboard. That opens up a pop-up window, make sure you have those enabled, where you can, again by hovering over them, check the base stats of that particular item. Those change when you forge (upgrade) them. The "Live percentage script" shows unforged %s.

Hopefully, my scribbles are at least somewhat coherent.

Lastly, but definitely not "leastly", Auto Equip Rental Shop using this should smoothen your experience reaching the "true" Endgame of grinding this game. Playing on anything but PFUDOR is a waste of time, and this service allows you to do just that even at lower levels. PS: Do not Soulfuse these! : )

This post has been edited by Ramaki: Jun 13 2025, 13:28