Melvor Idle

Combat Guide

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Introduction

This guide explains the combat and gear progression.

It is written for the characters of the Standard game mode. If you play   Hardcore or   Adventure modes, the preparation for certain events is different, especially for the   Fire God Dungeon.

The guide starts with the overview on how combat works, the stats, and what items affect them. After that, it describes in detail the leveling before the first challenging dungeon of the game, the   Volcanic Cave. It goes over the god dungeons and concludes with the guidance for the endgame content.

There are several non-combat skills that improve various parts of your combat experience:

  •   Agility - Many of the obstacles provide combat bonuses.
  •   Herblore -   Diamond Luck Potions are among the highest DPS boosts in the game.
  •   Thieving - There are a multitude of useful item drops from several NPCs, including   Chapeau Noir,   Knight's Defender, and others.
  •   Astrology - These are easy to obtain bonuses to your character. The hidden levels provide accuracy bonuses, as well as other nice easy to acquire boosts.
  •   Summoning - The tablets provide boosts to combat effectiveness and do damage. The   Dragon burn effect is great against hard-to-hit enemies.

Other skills are necessary for smooth progression and to provide the funds for it:

In general, the idea is to deal most damage per minute and stay alive because dying will result in losing a piece of gear. Losing the item that takes a month to acquire is not what you want to experience.

Melvor Idle in general is not competitive, so it is recommended to set a goal and work towards it. Things like   FEZ are highly satisfying to finish. Clearing God Dungeons also greatly assists the core game skills, so maybe   Master of Nature is your goal.

Gear Stats

All gear has certain stats that link it to one of the combat styles:   Melee,   Ranged, or   Magic.

The gear that is more difficult to obtain is usually better. Closer the endgame, the choices become more situational rather than strictly better.

For stat breakdowns and math, use Combat Simulator or read the Combat wiki page.

Shared Stats

Attack Speed

Attack Speed, or AS, is determined mainly by the attack speed of your weapon. It is given as seconds per attack, so lower is better. Things that affect your attack speed are:

Damage Reduction

Damage Reduction, or DR, is for the majority of the game the stat to optimize for. DR, HP, and Auto Eat tier all determine what is the highest damage hit you can survive, and relatedly what content you can... idle. This is not an exhaustive list, but DR can be found on:

For the end game, there are some prayers and items that drop from   Impending Darkness that affect your enemies DR:

Auto Eat

  Auto Eat is the built-in upgrade that makes you eat at low health. Upgrading this as quickly as possible is critical. Auto Eat Tier along with your health and damage resistance controls the vast majority of accessible content. You can do dungeons much, much earlier with   Auto Eat - Tier III.

With Auto Eat, the type of food does not matter as long as you do not run out of it. It doesn't matter if you eat   Potatoes or   Whale (Perfect): that would only affect how much health you gain per one eaten item and how much time you spend   Cooking /   Farming instead of fighting monsters.

Auto Eat Threshold

Auto Eat Threshold reduces the effective HP necessary to trigger your auto eat, lowering the necessary HP/DR required. If you hinge on this mechanic, it is advised to test your build in the Combat Simulator before using it. Currently, only one item affects the Auto Eat threshold:

Auto Eat Efficiency

Auto Eat efficiency increases the amount of HP healed per piece of food eaten. This can be found on:

Slayer Area Effectiveness Reduction

Slayer Area Effectiveness Reduction reduces the effect of the slayer area effects on your character when fighting in one of these areas. These can range from annoying (Forest of Goo, Arid Plains) to downright progress blocking (Dark Waters, Unhallowed Wasteland). This is another stat where Combat Sim testing is highly effective. This stat can be found on:

Armor/Evasion Rating

These are included on all pieces of armor, and are heavily connected to the Combat Triangle. The higher the number, the better.

It's important to note that the evasion rating does not affect what content you can idle! It simply affects how often you are hit and thus how much food you need.

It helps to kill enemies faster only if they can stun, slow, or sleep you because in this case you would evade their disabling attacks more often.

Class-related Stats

Melee Stats

Melee gear focuses on 4 stats:

  • Strength bonus: One of the factors that determines max hit
  • Stab/Slash/Block bonus: Determines the accuracy (chance to hit) of that particular attack style. Every weapon favors one of the styles, and using the correct one will boost your effective DPS.

Magic Stats

Magic armor and weapons focus on 2 stats:

  • Magic Damage Bonus: A % increase in max hit
  • Magic attack bonus: Determines your accuracy

Additionally, magic also benefits from Rune Preservation Chance and Rune Cost Reduction. These can be found on:

Ranged Stats

Ranged armor and weapons focus on 2 stats:

  • Ranged strength bonus: Determines your max hit
  • Ranged attack bonus: Determines your accuracy

Additionally ranged gear also benefits from Ammo Preservation. This can be found on:

Special Attacks and Loot Passives

Beyond stats, many pieces of equipment have Special Attacks or passive effects.

Special Attacks have a percentage chance of triggering when in combat and will replace your standard attack. A list of equipment and spells with special attacks can be viewed on the Special Attacks page.

Loot Passive effects are bonuses that are always in play. These will increase your GP/hr as well as provide more loot to speed up many of the long grinds in the game. Item doubling is the most critical. These can be found on:

Gold doubling is much more niche. This can be found on:

External Tooling

The two popular external tools are the Combat Simulator and the site called Can I Idle.

Combat Simulator is a browser extension maintained by TinyCoyote that allows you to estimate many attributes of combat, such as death rate, XP/hr, drops/hr, DPS, and so on. With Combat Simulator, it is trivial to check if your setup is going to work or not. It uses the same webworker as the game itself, so it's quite accurate.

Can I Idle is a site built and maintained by Silber. You enter some of the stats found on the combat page and see which enemies you can or can't idle. It's a very useful tool throughout the game.

This section will be expanded in the future.

Slayer

If you play actively, you can start with   Slayer early. If you want to progress in it, unlocking   Auto Slayer should be your first goal. You will also level your combat skills along the way.

If you idle, it is okay to leave Slayer until you need the bonuses from its gear or drops from its monsters. The Slayer activity picks up closer to the time of   Volcanic Cave, and you will be able to catch up quickly with all the gear that you have at that point.

It takes 15 Normal Slayer tasks to buy the   Basic Slayer gear. The   Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Strong) /   Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Elite) /   Slayer Gear Upgrade Kit (Master) take 25 Hard Tasks / 30 Elite Tasks / 40 Master Tasks respectively.

Slayer Areas sometimes require items that must be purchased using slayer coins from the Shop. One note, the monsters locked in slayer areas will not be rolled in slayer tasks until the item is purchased from the shop. You can leverage this to control the task rolls.

Early Game (Pre-Volcanic Cave)

Before   Volcanic Cave, the game is primarily about leveling up your core combat stats, getting a feel for the combat systems, and acquiring items for non-combat skills.   Volcanic Cave is the first real challenge the game presents to you, and preparing for it will likely take a couple of weeks of grinding for standard accounts. This may be faster nowadays, but it took me about a month from setting my mind to the grind and completing it.

All three combat styles are connected. It is impossible to use only one style throughout the game if you wish to complete all content. Most people start with melee because it is the easiest style in terms of gear.

It is highly recommend to level all styles to not be in the position where you finished   Volcanic Cave and then have to level your   Ranged from level 1 for 2 weeks.

Leveling Guidelines

The leveling guidelines below assume that your character is using an appropriate Auto Eat level and won't run out of food. Auto Eat tiers are listed out when buying the next tier would allow you to clear a dungeon you otherwise couldn't.

The assumed gear is at absolute bare minimum: full armor of the selected tier, base scimitar and shield, no cape, amulet, rings, prayers, potions, astrology stars, or agility obstacles. With all unaccounted bonuses, you often can go higher than what is given in the guide.

All assumed skill levels are equal to the ones required by the set of gear.

Each combat style has a subsection that lists out all of the best XP/hr monsters and idleable dungeons at this gear breakpoint.

The monster levels are listed where possible. It should roughly guide you on what item to work towards next.

For choosing a proper mob to farm, it is recommended to follow a priority rule:

  1. Mob that drops what you want,
  2. Slayer Tasks,
  3. Highest Combat XP/hr.

Hitting Frozen Archers for 2 weeks is a really boring way to play the game.

And finally, using Combat Simulator and Can I Idle should be your guide over anything printed here. This guide accepts no responsibility for your untimely demise.

Gear Goals

An early goal for most players is the   Amulet of Looting, found in the   Spider Forest, which will make combat a fully automated activity. Beyond that, it's mainly a matter of learning how combat works and leveling up your skills. Please note that the following items are not mandatory, but they help in progression:

Melee

Leveling

For melee, your goal is to wear and wield the highest level gear available to you. I have replicated the tables here, abbreviated for the point where you're going to need to start clearing the higher-level dungeons.


Level Requirement   Attack Material   Defence Material Best XP Monster Newly Idleable Dungeons
1   Bronze   Bronze   Cow -
  Iron   Iron   Cow -
(Using Iron)   Slayer (Basic)   Cow -
5   Steel   Steel   Skeleton -
10   Black   Black   Frozen Archer (Skip Black Armor, it's hard to gear for)   Chicken Coop (Requires   Auto Eat - Tier II)
20   Mithril   Mithril   Frozen Archer -
30   Adamant   Adamant   Frozen Archer   Undead Graveyard
(Using Adamant)   Slayer (Strong)   Frozen Archer -
40   Ice   Ice   Frozen Archer   Spider Forest /   Frozen Cove /   Bandit Base
  Rune   Rune   Frozen Archer   Miolite Caves (Requires   Auto Eat - Tier III)
(Using Rune)   Miolite   Frozen Archer -
50   Desert Sabre (Using Rune)   Bandit   Deep Sea Ship /   Hall of Wizards
  Miolite Sceptre (Using   Surge II &   Anguish II) (Using Rune)   Bandit -
60   Dragon   Dragon   Bandit -
  Slayer (Elite)   Vampire -

Gear Goals

Before Volcanic, you can grind the   Castle of Kings area to find most of your upgrades to supplant any gear not gained from   smithing. You can also get some very good melee weapons in pre-Volcanic Cave areas. Drops to look for:

Ranged

Same as Melee, you should be doing the highest XP/hr monster with the highest possible gear. Due to the slower attack speed and the relative difficulty of   Fletching large amounts of bolts, you shouldn't use   crossbows until you have the   Dragon Crossbow or better. For bolts, anything worse than   Emerald Bolts is sellable. Save the   Diamonds for   Diamond Luck IV Potions.

Leveling

  Ranged Level Bows Arrows Armor Best XP Monster Idleable Dungeons
1   Normal Shortbow /   Normal Longbow   Bronze Arrows   Leather   Cow -
  Iron Arrows   Slayer Cowl (Basic)/  Slayer Leather Body (Basic)   Cow -
  Ice Arrows (Using Leather)   Cow -
5   Oak Shortbow /   Oak Longbow   Steel Arrows (Using Leather)   Ranged Golbin -
10 (Using Oak Shortbow) (Using Steel Arrows)   Hard Leather   Tentacle   Chicken Coop (Requires   Auto Eat - Tier II)
20   Willow Shortbow /   Willow Longbow   Mithril Arrows (Using Hard Leather)   Frozen Archer -
30   Maple Shortbow /   Maple Longbow   Adamant Arrows   Slayer Cowl (Strong) /   Slayer Leather Body (Strong)   Wizard /   Bandit   Undead Graveyard
40   Yew Shortbow /   Yew Longbow   Rune Arrows   Green D-hide /   Ranger Hat/  Ranger Boots   Bandit   Spider Forest
  Ice Shortbow /   Ice Longbow   Ice   Master Wizard   Bandit Base /   Hall of Wizards /   Frozen Cove /   Deep Sea Ship /   Miolite Caves(Requires   Auto Eat - Tier III)
50   Magic Shortbow /   Magic Longbow (Using Rune)   Blue D-hide + Ranger gear   Master Wizard -
  Desert Shortbow /   Elerine Longbow (Using Rune) (Using Blue D-hide)   Master Wizard -
60   Redwood Shortbow /   Redwood Longbow   Dragon Arrows   Red D-hide   Master Wizard -
  Poisoned Shortbow (Using Dragon)   Slayer Cowl (Elite) /   Slayer Leather Body (Elite)   Master Wizard -

Gear Goals

Magic

Leveling

For early magic levels (1-35) you get comparable XP/hr rates using Alt Magic.

This table is mostly incomplete until Combat Simulator is updated.

  Magic Level Weapon Spell Best XP Monster Idleable Dungeons
1   Base Staves
  Magic Wand (Basic)
30   Battlestaves
  Magic Wand (Powerful)
40   Mystic Staves
60   Magic Wand (Elite)

Gear Goals

Volcanic Cave

Your first target after reaching   Level 99 is the   Volcanic Cave.

To prevent issues with duplicating content, all information about it was put into a dedicated page.

- See Volcanic Cave/Guide

Infernal Stronghold

Congratulations on beating the   Volcanic Cave!

You now have the   Fire Cape that provides 2% DR and slightly improves your defences.

Next, you need to clear the   Infernal Stronghold once to get the   Infernal Cape - the best combat cape at this stage of the game.

Use the build for manual eating from the linked guide to clear the dungeon.

- See Infernal_Stronghold/Guide

Mid Game (God Dungeons)

While somewhat intimidating, all four god dungeons are handled in the same way - the next one is beaten with the gear from the previous one.

Some additional useful drops for the midgame are the following, found in Elite-tier slayer areas:

None of the above are needed, but definitely worth obtaining here. You should also be nearing max combat as you progress through the dungeons.

To unlock the ancient spells, you will need to run each of the God Dungeons 100 times. Each dungeon also provides extremely useful drops, some of which are Best-in-Slot (BiS).

Additionally, completing the God Dungeons unlocks the skill upgrades:   Perpetual Haste,   Expanded Knowledge,   Master of Nature, and   Art of Control. These reduce the related skill intervals by 15%, which makes them excellent for anyone going for mastery.

It might take around a month to complete all God Dungeons in preparation for   Into the Mist.

Air God Dungeon

Item Slot DR%
  (G) Ancient Helmet Head 7%
  (G) Ancient Platebody Body 7%
  (G) Ancient Platelegs Leggings 7%
  (G) Dragon Boots Boots 6%
  (U) Ancient D-hide Vambraces Hands 6%
  Infernal Cape Cape 4%
  Elite Amulet of Defence Neck 2%
  Silver Diamond Ring Ring 1%
  Dragonfire Shield Off-hand 8%
Total 48%

The order of actions to get this build is the following:

  1. For the   vambraces, check the Dragons Den/Guide.
  2. DPS-wise, get at least   Sunset Rapier. Check the Deep Sea Ship/Guide for that.
  3. For the   amulet, check the FEZ/Guide. Ideally, compare your options with the Combat Simulator because   Bounty Hunter has large DPS. Your food expenditure might not worth it.
  4. Clear   Volcanic Cave 100 times.
  5. Now might be the time to farm   Pegasi for the   Ancient Claw. For that, you need 20k accuracy on   Slicing Winds. For instance, by getting the   set,  ,  ,  , and   Level 91. The Ancient Claw/Guide explains why farming it now may be the best option.
  6. Get the   Dragonfire Shield - its DR and HP buff will be useful throughout the whole game. To get dem   bonez, give a   Green Dragon some   Icicle Volleys treatment because it has the best DPS at the moment.
  7. Collect a full   Ancient set from the   Volcanic Cave.
  8. Whack the hell out of the   Air God Dungeon.


For the gear options and notable drops, see Air God Dungeon/Guide.

Water God Dungeon

Link to guide: Water God Dungeon/Guide

Item Slot DR%
  Aeris God Helmet Head 8%
  Aeris God Platebody Body 8%
  Aeris God Platelegs Leggings 8%
  Aeris God Boots Boots 8%
  Aeris God Gloves Hands 8%
Subtotal 40%
  Infernal Cape Cape 4%
  Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs Neck 3%
  Silver Diamond Ring Ring 1%
  Dragonfire Shield Off-hand 8%
Total 56%

At this point, you should have a full set of   Aeris God Gear. For your weapon, you should be using   Ancient Crossbow, or   Slayer's Crossbow/  Dragon Crossbow if you don't have one.   Dragonfire Shield as well makes this a breeze so you can use   Aorpheat's Signet Ring in the ring slot.

  Emerald Bolts are probably your best bet.   Jadestone Bolts work too if you have those.

This dungeon is a breeze if you have the above gear. Notable drops:

After completing this dungeon, you should absolutely complete the   Infernal Claw grind if you have not already. This weapon is necessary for   Into the Mist, and is one of the highest DPS weapons in the game, whilst also allowing you to wield   Dragonfire Shield. Full Glacia +   Gust should kill   Griffin /   Pegasus quite easily if you hit the accuracy breakpoint.

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Earth God Dungeon

Link to guide: Earth God Dungeon/Guide

Item Slot DR%
  Glacia God Helmet Head 8%
  Glacia God Platebody Body 8%
  Glacia God Platelegs Leggings 8%
  Glacia God Boots Boots 8%
  Glacia God Gloves Hands 8%
Subtotal 40%
  Skull Cape Cape 3%
  Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs Neck 2%
  Aorpheat's Signet Ring Ring 0%
  Dragonfire Shield Off-hand 8%
Total 53%

Same ordeal as the   Water God Dungeon. Equip the previous set of armor, then get to work. By now, you should likely have   Skull Cape, one of the BiS capes for magic.   Air Imbued Wand is highly recommended so you can use   Gust for cheap along with the   Dragonfire Shield.

Again, this dungeon is easy. Notable Drops:

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Fire God Dungeon

Link to Guide: Fire God Dungeon/Guide

Item Slot DR%
  Aeris God Helmet Head 8%
  Aeris God Platebody Body 8%
  Aeris God Platelegs Leggings 8%
  Aeris God Boots Boots 8%
  Aeris God Gloves Hands 8%
Subtotal 40%
  Infernal Cape Cape 4%
  Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs Neck 2%
  Aorpheat's Signet Ring Ring 0%
  Dragonfire Shield Off-hand 8%
Total 54%

This dungeon is a bit harder than the previous, as it mixes both melee and magic enemies. For that reason, use the   Aeris god set. Gear setup is similar to the   Water God Dungeon, but focuses primarily on DR breakpoints. Consider using the   Stone Skin prayer or   Damage Reduction Potion IV's. Getting enough DR without using prayer or potions will severely hamper your clear times, as you won't be equipping the proper DPS gear.

Highly recommend using combat sim to ensure you aren't killed by   Ragnar or   Ignis. This dungeon probably has the most variety in setups out of any of the dungeons, just ensure that you aren't in danger of dying.

Notable drops:

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Preparing for Into the Mist

  Into the Mist is one of the most difficult challenges in the game. The Insane difficulty is accurate. It cannot be idled.

To start, you first fight 20 Afflicted versions of randomly chosen monsters between combat level 165 and 677. Any monster, save those from   Unhallowed Wasteland or   Dark Waters, including bosses, can be chosen.

Affliction is a special status effect applied by monsters that reduces your max HP. This means that the encounters are a race against the clock, forcing you to kill the enemy before your affliction stacks get too high. Due to this, it is recommended that you focus on DPS above all else when choosing your three gear sets.

This dungeon cannot be completed without the Dungeon Equipment Swapping upgrade purchased from the shop.

It is highly recommended that you have acquired *all* previously available BiS gear for each combat style before attempting ITM.

Recommended Gear from Best to Worst:

At this point you can probably begin to make your way towards one of the longest grinds in the game,   Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs. FEZ, as it is often called, is made from the upgrading process by combining:

This item is by no means necessary, but it is very useful as a "catch all" type of amulet. No matter what situation you're in, FEZ is probably a good choice. See the following link for best practices while farming for the amulet.

Link to Guide: Fury of the Elemental Zodiacs/Guide

Into the Mist

  Into the Mist consists of 3 set order phases, with pauses in between each phase.

Link to the guide: Into_the_Mist/Guide

There is too much information on ITM to copy to this guide, definitely worth reading the above, which is excellent.

Notable Drops:

  • Access to the   Dark Waters slayer area, where the T90 weapons can be obtained
  •   Pablo - Drops after 5 completions

Passive Slot

Main Article: Combat Passive Slot

Congratulations on completing   Into the Mist! Your reward is one of the best upgrades in the game, the passive slot. This allows you to slot any item with the "Passive Slot Compatible" text into said slot. What this allows you to do is splash extra effects on items with otherwise mediocre stats into your build.

While the original article is more than exhaustive, I'll highlight some of the best choice items here:

T90 Farming

Following completion of   Into the Mist, you now have access to   Dark Waters, the penultimate slayer area. These 3 mobs drop fragments for the T90 weapons, the most powerful weapons in the game. These are extremely long grinds, and require quite a bit of preparation. Each weapon requires 100 fragments, and the fragments have a 2% drop rate. That's 5,000 kills on average.

We recommend acquiring them in the following order, as the high evasion on   Rokken makes it extremely hard to complete without   Tidal Edge:

Additionally, you should also acquire the pet   Otto whilst doing this grind.

Item fragments are very rare drops, and you should attempt to sneak in as much item doubling into your gear as possible. Using Combat Sim to measure your Drops/hr with a 0 Death Rate is highly recommended. This can be the difference in literal days of grinding.

Ku-Tul

WIP

Umbora

WIP

Rokken

WIP

Unhallowed Wasteland

After completing the T90 weapon grinds, you are ready to face the final content in Melvor.   Unhallowed Wasteland is the final   Slayer area. To access, you will need to purchase a   Map to the Unhallowed Wasteland. This area requires maximizing a different stat than DR. All of the monsters here will heal a % of their HP every 2 attacks, which will outpace your DPS regardless of setup. To mitigate this, you will need the following example Melee set for use versus the   Legaran Wurm:

Item Slot Slayer Area Effect Negation%
  Slayer Helmet (Master) Head 20%
  Slayer Platebody (Master) Body 20%
  Ragnar God Platelegs Leggings 0%
  Ragnar God Boots Boots 0%
  Ragnar God Gloves Hands 0%
Subtotal 40%
  Max Skillcape/  Slayer Skillcape Cape 25%
  Fighter Amulet Neck 0%
  Hunter's Ring Ring 10%
  Tidal Edge Weapon 0%
  Shield of Melee Power /   Dragonfire Shield Off-hand 0%
  Slayer Cowl (Master) Passive 20%
  Agility Pillar of Combat Pillar 5%
Total 100%

For the other gearing, should be pretty similar. For the neck slots:

For the shield slots, you should stick with   Dragonfire Shield, or the style shield from   Impending Darkness Event (  Shield of Melee Power /   Shield of Magic Power /   Shield of Ranged Power).

It should be noted that while UW is listed first, completing the   Impending Darkness Event will strictly make this grind faster! You can complete ID without any of the UW gear sets, and the shields greatly speed up these grinds.

While you are here, you should work to acquire all of the set bonus gear, dropped from each of the UW monsters:

Impending Darkness

A guide does not yet exist for Impending Darkness. This is highly a work in progress.

Tips

Because   Bane uses the modifiers from the slayer area you fight him in, you should always fight him in the   Perilous Peaks. Your prayer will be   Protect from Magic or whichever style he is, plus your other style prayer, rendering the area effect moot.

When fighting   Bane, always eat through the Suffocate special attack. The stuns will cripple you. Fragile Mind can be extremely dangerous if you have high Affliction stacks, so be on the lookout for that as well.

Bane will force you to use the same attack style as he is. If you are hitting for 0, make sure you're not using the combat triangle default.

Running from Bane will not make you leave the event, just forces you to refight that slayer area. Bane's style will also be rerolled, if you want to avoid melee.

For passives, avoid giving + Max HP, or any sort of regen. These will extend the fights, which makes them deadlier and more expensive in food and gear. + Max Hit is fine, as special damage is unaffected. Obviously, avoid Affliction if possible. These do stack.

The final fight with   Bane is a special version,   Bane, Instrument of Fear

Gear

You will need to be able to switch your combat styles on the fly in   Dark Waters and   Unhallowed Wasteland. These areas WILL kill you if you are using the wrong combat style versus them. There is no pausing between monsters, so we highly recommend maxing out your Slayer Area Reduction on all 3 equipment sets.

  Dragon tablets are nigh required for Bane, as the burn status effect will chisel away his HP even when you are stunned. Pair with   Yak tablets.

For melee,   Ring of Blade Echoes increases the number of hits you do, which pairs well with   Dragon tablets.

For magic,   Incinerate also provides more hits for burns. Towards the end, switch to   Ocean Song and   Fire Surge to finish him off with specials.

Loot

Each Bane kill drops the following loot, in this set order. All of these are BiS:

Acknowledgements

Main writers: TheAlpacalypse#8105 and Verisimilitude#0001.

A special thank you to the following people:

  • Verisimilitude#0001 for assisting with the majority of the early guide groundwork
  • Steelsauce#0251, Redmrj#2539, Tessa#0001 for guide feedback
  • TinyCoyote#1769, Coolrox95#9670, and Visua#9999 for their work on Combat Sim and other scripting work
  • Nomeru#4261 for contributing most of the Impending Darkness section
  • Silber#6947 for creating Can I Idle and answering a ton of noob questions
  • Tim|Orii#4191 for creating the Gear Progression guide
  • Malcs and Prat for making this game

Reach out to the author on Discord at TheAlpacalypse#8105

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