VII. -Strategies-
Okay, you know what Exorcists can do, you know what weapons to smite monsters with, and you know how to gear yourself up. It's time to put all of that to good use by heading into the main meat of Dungeon Fighter Online: Dungeons. (No s![[Image: lol.jpg]](http://www.lol.com/lol.jpg)
hit.) Dungeons (or better known as instances in most MMOs) are areas in the game where you fight monsters, complete quests, and gain items and gold. You can go in alone, or with up to four friends to really wreck some boss's fecal matter. Dungeons come in four difficulties: Normal, Expert, Masters, or Kings Road. Normal being the easiest, and Kings being the hardest. As dungeon difficulty goes up, so do monster AI, attack, HP and evasion.
Since you don't become an Exorcist until level 18 I am skipping the Elvenguard and Grand Flores dungeons in this guide. They're pretty simple and straight forward enough that you don't need me to hold your hand anyway.
Sky Tower - This region is where your real journey as an Exorcist will begin. This area begins at level 16 and ends when you hit level 27. The dungeons aren't too bad, with the exception of a couple which I'll mention later. A small tip I'd like to mention though: When you reach level 16 you should hopefully have just finished all of your Grand Flores quests. When that happens, go to Siusha's Tavern and get the Elven Drake Champagne quest and NOTHING ELSE. Spend your next two levels farming up a nice collection of Drake Champagne while leveling rather quickly at Dragonoid Nest. It seems unconventional, but trust me, you'll be thanking me later. (Might even find a couple Scholar Armguards.) Starting Dragonoid Nest at 18 instead of 16 will make grinding to level 27 easier when you finish all of Sky Tower's quests.
Okay, you know what Exorcists can do, you know what weapons to smite monsters with, and you know how to gear yourself up. It's time to put all of that to good use by heading into the main meat of Dungeon Fighter Online: Dungeons. (No s
hit.) Dungeons (or better known as instances in most MMOs) are areas in the game where you fight monsters, complete quests, and gain items and gold. You can go in alone, or with up to four friends to really wreck some boss's fecal matter. Dungeons come in four difficulties: Normal, Expert, Masters, or Kings Road. Normal being the easiest, and Kings being the hardest. As dungeon difficulty goes up, so do monster AI, attack, HP and evasion. Since you don't become an Exorcist until level 18 I am skipping the Elvenguard and Grand Flores dungeons in this guide. They're pretty simple and straight forward enough that you don't need me to hold your hand anyway.
Sky Tower - This region is where your real journey as an Exorcist will begin. This area begins at level 16 and ends when you hit level 27. The dungeons aren't too bad, with the exception of a couple which I'll mention later. A small tip I'd like to mention though: When you reach level 16 you should hopefully have just finished all of your Grand Flores quests. When that happens, go to Siusha's Tavern and get the Elven Drake Champagne quest and NOTHING ELSE. Spend your next two levels farming up a nice collection of Drake Champagne while leveling rather quickly at Dragonoid Nest. It seems unconventional, but trust me, you'll be thanking me later. (Might even find a couple Scholar Armguards.) Starting Dragonoid Nest at 18 instead of 16 will make grinding to level 27 easier when you finish all of Sky Tower's quests.
Dragonoid Nest