____________ INTRODUCTION/CLASS BUILD _____________
SR has been my main build in the late 2016. Before I played this build, I was just a sorc-warlock using invocation at Royal Mausoleum Chapel, Lodge, and West Siauliai Woods to farm for the things I need, all while helping the community power level their alts back when gaining XP was pretty slow, at the time. Since then, this method of farming has been nerfed and I decided to start farming using a character that I wanted to main at first but messed up when I was new at the game. I wanted to play a class that can farm mobs easily and efficiently, and this build is the right choice, for me.

Please bear in mind that you need a good amount of funding for this build.

In the past, my build was this during rank 8:
Archer 2, Ranger 3, SR3

During the Appraiser patch, I rank reset to the following shortly:
Archer 2, Ranger 2, Appraiser, SR3

I found that Appraiser gave a lot of potential in this build because of Devaluate, Overestimate, Blindside and Forge (will talk about this skill later.)

After Rank 9 patch hit, my build is as follows:
Archer 2 Ranger 2 Appraiser SR3 Bullet Marker

Since the Ranger buff patch is coming soon, I have now changed to:
Archer 1, Ranger 3, Appraiser, SR3, BM2

                              **_Stat Distribution_**

CON: 0-100
DEX: Rest of the points.
Here’s a picture of my stats, I have 100 points into CON, with the rest being DEX:

With the DEX stat, you get: Critical Attack, Block penetration, and Evasion and Attack Speed. As you get into your SR build, Limacon will be one of your main skills. Auto-attacking with Limacon not only depends on your DEX, but also your ping.

                           **_Squire Synergy with SR_**

If you decide to make SR your main build, it is recommended that you also make a Squire 3. Squire’s Base camp is very valuable to an SR. Not only that, the Refreshment Table skill helps your SP pool if you don’t want to use SP pots in the lower levels.
If you manage to get a Divine Might on your Squire Skill, you will receive:
220% Base camp duration buff at level 11
35% Maximum HP and SP, 11 Second less to restore HP and SP Recovery, and 5 AoE Attack Ratio from the Refreshment Table at level 11.
Level 16 Repair shop.

Base Camp will buff the following important skills with DM:
Steady Aim at 16 minutes
Limacon at 16 minutes
Swift Step at 16 minutes
Silver Bullet at 95 seconds
Overestimate at 2 minutes and 24 seconds
SP pots at 48 seconds
Elixirs at 35 seconds

The Refreshment Table buff is especially useful to you if you plan to share it with your party members during raid preparations.

                                    **_Cards_**

Firstly, these cards are a little pricey to obtain and level up as you’re starting out. But, they will help you in the long run, especially legendary cards. Secondly, I will go over the cards you should use in a PVE/PVP environment.

                                      **PVE**

Red: x3 Glass mole or 1-2x Frosters and/or Glass moles.
Blue: x3 Nuale or x3 Zaura. You should prioritize Nuaeles.
Green: x3 Ellaganos, Blut or Gorkas (for Hunting Grounds)
Purple: Tutu (Mainly for Hunting Grounds) or anything with property damage or HP. Can also use Gazing Golem. Marionette
Legendary: Marnox/Nuaele/Zaura/Rexipher/Pantorex.

With Glass moles, you don’t need to worry about SP usage as an SR, will go into more details on the guide.

For the Blue card category, in my opinion, you do not need to use Zaura cards because as an SR, you will be using leather armor IF you’re using Solmiki set. If you manage to get full Solmiki set, you will get a lot of evasion, which I count as a shield in my eyes. There’s no reason to go Zaura if you have your Solmiki leather set because you also need some defense against magic. You already have evasion helping you out. Furthermore, you cannot dodge magic attacks.

Green cards is self-explanatory. You can use Ellaganos to gain 30 DEX, Blut for 30 CON or Gorkas to gain 150 looting chance.

Purple cards, anything goes, honestly. Just don’t go for the resistance properties.

Legendary: Marnox should be priority since it adds Minimum Critical Chance +[★*2]% so it is really good. Alternatively, you can use either Nuaele or Zaura. Still leaning towards Nuaele for the magic defense. If you prefer movement speed, you can use Rexipher (I am currently using that legendary card, but again, it is my preference.)

                                      **PVP**

Okay, for this section, it is important to note that Block is pretty overpowered in PVP right now against archers and swordsman (unless you are a lancer, Cannoneer, Musket.) Even though you stack on full DEX and have Solmiki Plate gloves (for PVP block pen purposes) with yellow gems, you will still get blocked by people stacking a ton of CON and block gems.

Red: x3 Glass mole.
Blue: x3 Nuaele or x3 Zaura.
Green: x3 Ellaganos or x3 Blut
Purple: Marionettes, anything with property damage or HP. Resistance cards such as Capria for sleep or Crabil for stun etc…
Legendary: Blut/Nuale/Zaura/Rexipher/Marnox.

Blue and red cards are self-explanatory. Also, Evasion is pretty huge in PVP. If your opponent doesn’t have that much accuracy, expect them to miss. They can get lucky hits on you, but it does feel good when dragoons miss their Dragon Fall on you. Again, you cannot dodge magic, so it’s best to prioritize on Nuaele cards. Keep in mind your opponents can circumvent your evasion by stacking Naktis cards and using accuracy headgears/green gems.

For Green Card, Ellaganos is still good, you can also use Blut, if you want. I would still stick with Ellaganos due to Block penetration, Attack Speed and Evasion you get from DEX. As long as you are comfortable with your HP.

Legendary card: If you have access to Blut, use that over anything else. If you plan on using Rexipher card, your card’s movement speed is halved. So instead of having 10 movement speed from 10 stars, you will have 5 movement speed.

                                    **_Skills_**

Archer 1 only needs 2 skills. You max out swift step for the evasion, and you can put however many points you want into full draw. Full Draw is situational, you can group mobs together and link them to lower their defense. The rest of the points you spend is optional:
 
Multi shot isn’t really a reliable skill because it has a very low modifier, I did not end up investing points on it in the long run. Oblique shot is okay in the beginning, but in the end, Limacon surpasses it by a long shot. Save your hotkey spaces for the more important skill/items. Since you have the choice of using pardoner shops, you can just auto attack your enemies, instead.

You’ll have some pretty neat skills to use on your mid-level character. Barrage is pretty good for obstacle clearing.

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Since the Ranger buff came out, this build has gained a lot of advantages. First off, critical shot increases your critical damage by 50% when you get 5 stacks of the buff. You can keep this up 24/7 on a boss as long as you don’t get blocked or evaded (lol). Second, Barrage has the same modifier than spiral arrow once maxed, but does not have the 20% ignore defense passive. Also, you won’t always crit your barrages, so it’s better if you maxed out critical shot since you will always be consistent with your damages. High anchoring is a 1 pointer, you reduce the cooldowns of your Bounce Shot, Time bomb arrow, and Spiral arrow using this skill. Time Bomb arrow is underwhelming in terms of damage. In PvP, you can knock your opponents down. Although, sometimes they don’t get knocked down even though they’re hit with no knockdown immunity, so I find it unreliable.

One of the best class to pick for your build. You have a lot of utility that helps you and your parties. Devaluate is especially useful in both PVE/PVP. In PVP, you take away multiple opponents transcendence values on their armors and weapons and reduce it to stage 0, as well as their enhancement values. Overestimate grants +3 or +4 enhancement on your pistol/shield if you swap. Identify can give you the option of appraising you or another player’s weapon/armor from Hunting Grounds. Forgery I would recommend to put this at 0 unless you have Frieno Bracelet/Solmiki Set/Nepagristas set and you wish to share your set bonuses to your party. Blindside is a really good skill. If you have a well-funded crossbow, it will deal massive damage to a single target, and will also grant them a debuff to increase your own minimum critical rate and increase your critical attack by 25% assuming you purchased the attribute.
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For my appraiser setup, I went 0 on Identify because I have another character that has lvl 5 Identify already. If you want to do the appraiser quest twice or buy the voucher twice, you can leave Identify at 0 points on your main SR build. Forgery is an optional skill you can put points on if you have good accessories like Solmiki, Frieno and Nepagristas which you can give to your party provided that you have these. This skill will also give them the set bonus for those items, so if you want your entire party to have the Frieno set, this skill will be useful to you. This is also VERY useful with the new Fantasy Library Raid accessories.

This is the main focus of the build. This class is mobile and powerful. It has great single target burst and very good AoE damage. Most of your main skill will start out with Steady Aim, Glass mole and Retreat shot while holding down Limacon.

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We don’t put any points in concentrated fire because the skill isn’t well-suited for SR. You’re standing still and it has a cast time, by that time, you would have done the same if not more damage using your Limacon. The more points you put into that skill, the more time you have to wait to charge it fully (although, you can cast it halfway, but with less shots.) You also don’t put any points on Wild Shot. This is basically the exact same skill as concentrated fire, where you have to charge it. You could only put at most 4 points max if you do invest in this skill, and it’s not worth it. Marching fire used to be one of the Best SR skills for clearing out large groups of enemies, but Retreat Shot + Limacon combo beats it. Evasive Action is a good skill to use in PVP, it’s a little underwhelming in PVE, but it still works, as long as you have a good amount of Evasion.

These are the last two circles to go on your SR build. You have some powerful skills even on the circle 1 version of this class.

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Tase, Silver bullet and FMJ are really good skills and are usable while riding. Napalm bullet isn’t that good of a skill because some enemies have AoE Defense Ratio so you won’t be able to hit every enemies on screen even though it says that the skill has 10 AoE Attack Ratio. For BM1, you’d want to pick skills that are suitable for riding, for now. Bloody Overdrive isn’t really worth it as a C1 class, but save your points until the C2 version of this skill. Mozambique is great for single target and hitting bosses hard, especially with the critical shot buff. If you’re doing Challenge Mode, you should be very careful using Bloody Overdrive because in instances such as Stage 6, your pet will instantly die. Unless you gear and attribute your pet, you will have to stay cautious after casting Bloody Overdrive. Only way to prevent this is having mounts such as the Christmas Sled. R.I.P. is really underwhelming for an AoE attack in my opinion. You can use it as a filler, but in a CM, Retreat/Marching fire followed by Bloody overdrive rotation is more reliable.

                                     **_Pets_**

There are a variety of pets you can use in the game. Pets are integral with SR and you have to feed them to gain extra stats.
You get:
25% of your pet’s HP.
10% of your pet’s Defense.
8% of your pet’s Evasion.

Unfortunately, Premium pets are the best pets in the game which the only way to get is by spending TP. Fortunately, you’re able to buy some of these pets if someone offers them up via trade or AH with silver. Here, I will list some of the pets you can choose:

Velheider: This is one of the basic pet you can get from the companion shop via voucher/silver. This pet has only 1 slot for equipment which is the weapon slot. This pet has 60 Stamina.

Hoglan: This is another pet you can get from the companion shop. It’s more expensive than the velheider, but, it has 1 equipment slot for weapon and armor. This pet has 60 stamina.

Guinnea pig: This is a pet you can get by doing a guild mission. The guild mission is located on Mage Tower 4F once you activate it from the guild tower. Once you obtain the egg from the guild mission, you have to plant it inside the guild hangout’s farm. It takes a week to grow and the pet can die if you overfeed it or make it starve from hunger. This pet has 2 equipment slots for armor. This pet also has 60 stamina.

Leaf Penguin, Winter Penguin and Marine Penguin: These penguins can be obtained from events. These are the more useful pets because you can equip 2 armor and weapons on their slots. This pet has 600 stamina.

Penguin: You can obtain this pet from the TP shop and/or buy it with silver on the AH/trade. This is a premium pet that grants some buff when you are near them them. When mounted or near them, you gain a buff that grants you physical and magic defense. This pet has 2 equipment slots for weapon and armor and has 600 stamina.

BattleBird: You can obtain this pet from the TP shop and/or buy it with silver on the AH/trade. This is also a premium pet that grants you some buff when you are near them. When mounted or near them, you gain HP and SP recovery rate. This pet has 600 stamina.

Armadillo: You can obtain this pet by trading in 20 Armadillo companion tickets to Wings of Vaivora Lena from Klaipeda or Rosia from Orsha. To get these companion tickets, you have to obtain high ranking in the adventure journal monthly rankings. Additionally, you can buy these via AH/trade. This pet has 1 equipment slot for weapon and armor and has 60 stamina.

Pig: You can obtain this pet by trading in 20 Pig companion tickets to Wings of Vaivora Lena from Klaipeda or Rosia from Orsha. At the moment, you cannot acquire these companion tickets from the monthly adventure journal ranking. So your best best is to collect these tickets from someone who has been hoarding them. This pet has no equipment slot for weapon and armor and has 60 stamina.

Rocksodon: This is a premium pet from the TP shop that you can also obtain from AH/trading. Comes with 2 equipment slots for weapon and armor. This pet grants you a buff that increases your maximum HP and SP on your character if you’re near your pet. This pet has 600 stamina. This is the best premium pet in terms of buffs, stamina, and the food required to feed the pet.

Lesser Panda: This is a pet obtained from doing the uphill mission like a slave until you reach 20000 uphill points. This pet has 2 equipment slots for weapon and armor and grants critical rate and critical attack buff. Also has 60 stamina.

Christmas Sled: This is a mount that you can obtain from the Goddess Blessed Cube from the TP shop during December of 2017. This mount cannot equip weapon and armor, does not need to be fed, and you cannot gain stats when mounted. This is my favorite mount because not only do you get +6 movement speed, but it is immortal, and you can mount it from anywhere on the map. You cannot get this item, at the moment.

If you are a new player, you should start out with the Leaf Penguin since you have the Leaf Penguin egg available as you are new to the game. You do not have to worry about feeding the companion at this point of the game. Only start feeding your companion once you reach mid-game/End-game. The food required for the penguin is pretty expensive, and only recovers 15 stamina. If you have 3 TP to spare, just use the sardines. You can get food for your penguin by buying the corresponding food in the companion shop. If you want to use another pet, you have to be wary that you have to waste a character slot for your pets. And if you fill up your character slots (4/4), you have to spend 33 TP to buy up a slot, every time. Once you do make that decision, though, you can get any other pet you want. I would recommend buying the Rocksodon mount, as it is the best premium pet you can get in terms of stats and the food required to feed it. Rocksodon has the cheapest food to eat which is the regular companion food.

For experienced SRs, especially PVP SRs, you’ll find that the sled is very handy. If a lancer unhorses you, you can immediately get back on your mount without worrying about your mount dying. If you get revived during TBL or GvG, you can run away and get back on your mount immediately. This is very useful when you want to get out of a tough situation and you want to counterattack, right away. I’ve been using the sled for a while now.

                                     **_Gear_**

Universal Headgear: Physical attack/HP/Critical Attack/any Elemental property Damage.
Starting out: Full Cafrisun set
Zachariel or Bearkaras bracelet
Agny necklace
Any Hunting ground xbow
Any shield around your level until you reach SR.
The Cafrisun set will help you out along the way, all the way until the 300s. You can choose to use the Hunting ground armor, if you want. Always remember to get pardoner buffs because you are squishy with Cafrisun. With Cafrisun and pardoner buffs combined, you will do 3 lines of damage.

Mid-Game: Any hunting ground armor around your level.
Sissel bracelet
Max Petamion
Any Hunting Ground xbow/pistol
You can also get Manahas to get an upgraded version of Cafrisun. But, if you’re planning to level up aggressively, there is no need to get these. It’s nice to have for objective clearing.

End-Game: Full Solmiki Leather set or Fietas/Primus armor/Velcoffer PLATE or CLOTH.
Regard Horn, Primus or Velcoffer Xbow
Masinios, Primus or Velcoffer Pistol
Frieno Accessories
Nepagristas Accessories
For Velcother set effect, either Kraujas, Gyvenimas, Tiksline or Mergaite.

The reason we have either Velcoffer plate or cloth is because if you choose leather, you’re losing out on the extra defense because plate is more on physical defense whereas cloth is more on magic defense. Also, you can choose what set effects and stats that you want on your Velcoffer armor. You also don’t really need to worry about leather mastery at this point, since it won’t make much of a huge difference since we have the Nepagristas accessories.

                                     **_Gems_**

Gems are important for your gear, and they should only be socketed on gears that you’re going to invest in. Primarily, you should use the expensive lvl 7-8-9 gems on Primus, Solmiki, Masinios, and Velcoffer.

Main Armor (Solmiki Leather, Primus, Velcoffer PLATE or CLOTH)
The gems you should prioritize on your main armor should be:
Top & Bottom: Lvl 7, 8, 9 Red gem.
Gloves: Skill gem or Yellow gem (PVP).
Boots: Skill gem or Green gem (Evasion, but optional).
Currently, there are no useful skill gems on the SR class that we can use unless they introduce them. You can use Critical Shot gem if you want.

Looting Chance Armor (Primus)
Here, you will use looting chance gems. This will increase your chances of getting rare armor drop in Hunting Grounds and Challenge Mode:
All armor: White gem lvl 6, 7 or 8.
Main Weapon
Your SR’s main weapon should have:
Primus, Masinios, Velcoffer pistol: x3 Red gems lvl 7, 8, or 9.
Regard Horn, Primus, Velcoffer Xbow: x3 Green gems Lvl 7, 8, or 9.
For looting chance: any Xbow with x3 White gem lvl 7 or 8.

                                     **_Grinding Spots_**

Level 1-15: West Siauliai Woods
You start out at West Siauliai Woods and head to the right side of the map where all the Infrorocktors are at. Kill them until you’re lvl 15, don’t forget to advance at Class level 15.

Level 15-35: Tenet Garden
Head to tenet garden, then go north of the Vakarine statue and kill the huge packs of Mallardu and pantos there.

Level 35-80: Tenet Church 2F
Go to Tenet Church 2F and kill all the mobs on the map. Be careful of Gesti if you have not completed the main quest line. She will take away half of your remaining HP and warp you to the front of the entrance of 1F. Don’t forget to class advance at around lvl 40.

Level 80-116: Sicarius 1F
Head to Sicarius 1F and kill all the mobs around the map. You should be able to advance before going here or after being level 81.

Level 116-200: Demon Prison District 2
Head to Demon Prison District 2 and kill mobs on the top corner of the map. If there aren’t spawning fast enough, go to the bottom left portion of the map and kill the mobs there, then head back to the top. Class advance at around level 125. Oh, and don’t bother doing the 120 dungeon, the experience there sucks major DooDoo.

Level 200-230ish: Cranto Coast/Alemeth forest
From Nahash Forest, head to Cranto. If you have a Squire, set up a base camp near the left portion where the mobs start off. Kill everything on the map, you should be at the top of the area when you do so. Use your base camp, if you have it, and repeat the process. If you don’t have a base camp, just kill everything anyways. Don’t forget to class advance before you move on to the next zone. If this spot is too crowded, head to Alemeth forest.

Level 230-Class advancement: Kalejimas Visiting Room/Storage/Solitary Cells/Workshop
Go to Steel Heights and make your way to Kalejimas. There are a bunch of mobs and the XP starts getting better at these levels. If there are too many players on one area, head to the next ones, or switch channels. Class advancement is around level 270.

Level 270-305: Rancid Labyrinth
You’ll have to go to Grynas Hills on the east side and you’ll see a portal. Rancid Labyrinth is a Hunting Ground map. At around the hour mark, there will be a chance that hundreds of mobs will spawn on parts of the map. This area is great to farm some HG weapons and armor around your level.

Level 305-342: Saucys Room 9
From Nobreer, head to the top left portion where Neringa is. There should be a red portal, there. A lot of people are always on channel 1 Saucys to open challenge mode portals. You can choose to stay on channel 1 because more mobs will spawn the more people are on the map, as opposed to the ones on the earlier maps that we grinded.

Level 342+: Astral Tower 1F
You can get there by using a Warp shop in Klaipeda, Orsha, or Fedimian. Or, you can head there by going to Barynwell 84 and head your way down to Astral Tower. You also want to do Challenge Mode for as long as you can here. I recommend avoiding places such as Spell Tome Town until the lag is gone since there are a ton of players doing challenge mode in that area. Plus, it’s a level 387 area.

If there are any questions feel free to ask.

Guide and created by : Kijky
Server : [SEA]Telsai

Primus Raffye/Zvaigzde weapons is one of the end-game equips for Saviors who just reached level 360. There’s some way to farm this equipment. Such as Challenge Mode and Hunting Grounds. This guide will help you how to get Primus equips by knowing Challenge Mode popular spots, one of the best build for farming in Hunting Grounds and more.

Looting Chance

First thing first, we’ll look at the Looting Chance status

This Looting Chance status provides you to drop more Unidentified Equips / Hunting Ground equips like Raffye weapons and Zvaigzde weapons. You can boost this stats by using armors with Looting Chance stats, White Gem, and buffs. These are examples of armor, gem, and buffs that boost Looting Chance stat.

 Identified Armor (+30 up to +110 or more Looting Chance)

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 Level 7 White Gem (+4 up to +50 Looting Chance depends on the Gem Level)

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 Rank 1 Rubbing buff (+100 Looting Chance)

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There are another way to boost your Looting Chance stats, not limited to those items above. There is Popo Shop that sells 300 Looting Chance Potions, Rank 1 Rubbing additional buffs, and people who activate their Dimensional Burner buffs.

Challenge Mode Popular Spots

Challenge Mode is one of many ways to grind and farm silver and equips. Even you can only do CM once a day, it is still worth it. You can go into CM mode if you meet a purple colored monster and kill it. When you killed it, they summons a CM portal.

Start from Level 100, you can do this CM. But, I will talk about level 360+ CMs.

If you are already reached level 332, you may join a Challenge Mode party in Rank 10 maps. Those are the popular spots that people usually do their Challenge Mode.

 Barynwell 86 Waters (Minimum level : 336)

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 Feline Post Town (Minimum level : 354)

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 Spell Tome Town (Minimum level : 357)

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“How do I get there” you asked? In towns, there are some Warp Shop you can use to warp yourself to CM locations like my Sage Shop.

If you want to do CM, you can make your own party then shout it or, join other people’s party. Just click the yellow text that people shouted and you will in the party.

Remember, make sure you’re in a good party. Usually, a good party consist a healer and 4 other DPS. There are some favorites support that people always looking for. Such as Falconer because their Aiming is good for support other party members.

While you’re in the Challenge Mode, sometimes monsters will drops Zvaigzde
weapons or Unidentified Level 380 Armor. That’s what are we aiming for.

 Primus Zvaigzde Crossbow

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When you killing the boss in Challenge Mode, they’ll drop some Zvaigzde weapons or armor. If you’re lucky enough, you can get 2 Primus equips in a boss kill. So, good luck 

Hunting Ground – Baubas Cave

Hunting grounds are maps designed to farm materials(Mithril Ore, Ruby, Topaz, etc) and equips. They have higher rate dropping Unidentified Equips than regular fields in exchange of much more stronger monsters. There are many hunting grounds but we’ll focus on Level 370 HG called Baubas Cave. Don’t farm in this map if your farmer character is under-geared.

 Location

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Baubas Cave is a Hunting Ground based on Tevhrin Stalactite Cave dungeon. If you already there, you’ll familiar with the monster. Including those Tala Archers. Monster in this HG will drops Level 380 Unidentified Equips.

If you compare this HG with Level 340 HG (Nazarene Tower), this HG is much more difficult than Nazarene Tower. Not only because of their HP and attack stat, but their skills are quite annoying.

Meta Farming Build

“Then, what is the best farming build in TOS?” people asked me. I always said that “In my opinion, Wizard 2 – Linker 2 – Thaumaturge 3 – Featherfoot 3 is the current best build for farming, but some people modify it. Depends on their play style.”

Therefore, I recommend you Wizard 2 – Linker 2 – Thaumaturge 3 – Featherfoot 3 for farming. Not only in HG but for farm other stuff such as Uosis.

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Wizard Circle 2

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Sleep : For crowd control monsters. Very nice skill to have.
Surespell : Take this so your Blood Sucking skill won’t cancel if you got attacked.
Magic Shield is a decent skill too but, the rest is up to you.

Linker Circle 2

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Joint Penalty : Use this to link 8 monsters around.
Hangman’s Knot : This skill is for gathering all monsters that linked by Joint Penalty
Spiritual Chain : If you’re in a party, use this skill. It allows you to take other people’s buff that supposed to be self buff.
Spirit Shock : Nice filler. Decent damage and very nice for bossing.

Thaumaturge Circle 3

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Swell Left Arm : Dramatically boost your Magic Attack. One of the best buffs in the game.
Swell Right Arm : Dramatically boost your Physical DEF and Magic DEF if you equip a shield.
Swell Body : Monster that get buffed by this skill will drops double loot and multiply their max HP by 2. So if you dropped a primus, it will be 2 primus’. Very good skill for farming. Note: Monster won’t gives double EXP if they got killed.
Transpose : Literally change your CON and INT. Very nice for tanking attacks… or flee from HG.
Reversi : Steal magic circles created by monsters. Quite useful if the monster cast heal and you steal it.
Swell Brain : This skill boost your INT and Magic Attack. Very nice skill to have beside Swell Left and Right Arm. Use this skill before Swell Left and Right Arm for maximize the benefit of those 2 skills.

Featherfoot Circle 3

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Kundela Slash : Your main damaging skill. After you gather all enemies with Joint Penalty and Hangman’s Knot, use this skill to OHKO monsters.
Blood Sucking : Great skill to replenish your HP if you hit Devil, Beast, and Insect monster only. You can bypass this restriction by equipping Intasurta Gloves

 Intasurta Gloves

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credit to Jyabami for showing his/her Intasurta gloves

Bone Pointing : Nice skill to give infinite Hex to a monster. If a monster get hit by this skill, they’ll get Hex debuff which boost +50% Kundela Slash’ damage and Dark elemental damage such as Warlock’s Mastema.
Ngadhundi : Somewhat good skill to have because it can gives debuff that boost all missile damage. Good for our archers friend.
Kurdaitcha : Can replace Bone Pointing if that skill is on cooldown.
Levitation : Float in the sky, make all melee attack against you useless. Moreover, it can boost all Featherfoot skills by 30% while it’s active if you take the attribute.
Blood Curse : This skill is somewhat weird but good. Use 60% (80% if you take the attribute) of your max HP to deal damage and give debuff to all enemies in range. The Blood Curse debuff makes an enemy can’t recover their HP and heal the attacker. Decent damage but careful when use this skill.
Enervation : This skill can gives enemies a debuff that takes additional damage to them. Scale with your magic attack. 831% at level 5 and 10 hit limit. 831% * 10 = 8310% nice damage.

Important Attributes:
Joint Penalty : Poison
Hangman’s Knot : Focused Attack
Spiritual Chain : Duration
Spiritual Chain : Enhance
Swell Left Arm : Enhance level 50
Bone Pointing : Summon Time
Kurdaitcha : Increase Movement Speed
Kundela Slash : Enhance level 50 at least
Kundela Slash : Curse of Curses (priority no 1)
Levitation: Cursed Blood

Equipment
For farming purpose I suggest you to use “Looting Chance” armors. You can use +11 or +16 Primus Zvaigzde Rod + Emengard Shield or better or Staff. Depends on your standard actually. Then, put White Gems to all your available socket. For cards, use Tutu Card so you don’t have to worry about weight limit and Gorkas card for higher Looting Chance.

How to combo like a good farmer
Gather monsters near you, use Joint Penalty -> Hangman’s Knot, after all linked monsters become one, use Swell Body, then finish it with Kundela Slash while praying they’ll drop 2 Primus’. Then you have to wait for the cooldown.

That’s all for me. I’ll update this guide if I have some time . I wish you all can get easy Primus equips.

This guide is for fastest leveling up as soon as possible so if you are still newbie i recommend you should do the quest and know more about the game. (Mostly everyone know how to grind and where to grind but some don’t so yea this guide is for them)
The guide do not include equipment for each level, just grab the best thing you have and go!
Things need to know before we start:
#Buying buff:
They mostly open at klaipeda near goddess statue.You only need to buy Sacrament and Blessing.
#Warp portal:
They mostly open at klaipeda near goddess statue too.You just need to find a portal that warp you the destination point you want which it write on the title and click use to go there.
#Make a party and how to let people join
Press F6 and it will show you the window. Click Create Party . Now you have the party,click Insert Party Invite. Press Enter and you will share the party link to everyone.People and you just have to click on the blue chat(yellow on world chat and guild chat) and they can join your party.It is easy right? 
#Challenge Mode
Challenge Mode or CM is where a party can try challenging them for the greater reward. CM will give you exp/drop/cube. But in this guide i will only focus on the exp CM give, CM is one of the best place to leveling up till maxed level so try do your CM everyday because the reward is good!
CM divide into 7 stages, the higher the stage the more difficult it would be, also from stage 6 you will get additional cube that give reward different from normal cube.
#Dungeons
Dungeon is one of the best place to get exp too, it also give you cube for reward. You can enter it at Klaipeda
There is various kind of dungeons you can try, all of them just require to clear all mobs and defeat the boss for 6 cube and 100% exp.
In this guide i will skip dungeon till we’re level 270, but you can try it if you want!
#Hunting Ground
If you already did CM and dungeon and seek for both drop and exp, HG will be your home. I can’t write detail about HG in here but you can check it at:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fP4G1JjL2pj6wMfpL_3o9pFWYIKpr3QnYgQ-XTfK21k/pubhtml# 5( Credit by [Mila Tiemy] + Castro, kamaroo + [Tk Magnus] )
OK let’s get started!
#Level 1 to 60
Location: Tenet Garden
You just need to farm on the way to Tenet Garden to lv5, after that focus grind at the middle of the map which mobs spawn a lot and fast!
Way to Tenet Garden:Klaipeda>East Siauliai Wood> Miners Village>Srautas Gorge>Gele Plateau >Nefritas Cliff>Tenet Garden
#Level 60 to 100 and above
Head back to Klai and buy Klaipeda warp scroll from Item Merchant.
Then try find a portal to Feretory Hills, if not try shout.There may have people save their quest for you to warp.
Location: Feretory Hills
Grind below of the map! That have Necroventer.
#Level 100 to 124 and above
Back to Klaipeda using warp scroll i said before.
Location: Top right of Klai
Talk with Rota she will give you a quest,you only need to talk to 3 guys that is Ramda / Donnes / Liam (they just around there)
After done the quest, go to Ramda talk with him and choose Siauliai, it will open Siauliai misson.!
Auto Match or you can try solo it if you can, you can also back to grinding at feretory hill to 124.
#Level 124-190-200
It is recommended to grind here to level 200, it will take lot of time if you don’t have exp buff so you should best tome you got here( just my opinion). But if you bored grinding at here you can grind still 190 and move to next area.
Location: Demon Prison District 2( find a portal )
Run around that red circle and grind. It is recommend to find a party and grind through the nightmare.
#Level 190-229
Remember to buy Klaipeda scroll from now on xD
Location: Croanto Coast ( find a portal)
Just run around the map and grind every monsters you see. Also you can try find a party and do Challenge Mode (for short:CM) they usually shout on world chat and you just have to click on the party link (yellow highlight). You can also try shout for party. ( Mostly you will need dps, healer etc)
Recommend from players: Grind here till 232-245 before heading to Kale
#Level 229-262-270
Location:Kalejimas Visiting Room ( find a portal, it might lead you to Steel Heights, just need to move a bit to Kale)
It is recommend to grind here till lv270.
Run around this map and grind to lv262! It is long way and hard time after demon prison but this is the last mountain you need to climb, after that no more boring grinding! I can guaranteed to you about that! So fight! You can also do CM with party here too!
#Level 262-310 and above
From now on, we will queue for lv 270 dungeon-lv 300 dungeon till we reach lv310 above. Combine with doing CM you will leveling really fast!
Location: Timerys Temple ( find a portal, from Lhadar Forest to Timerys)
Grind and do CM here till level 310 above.
#Level 310 to 350 and above
Combine doing CM and dungeon 300 – dungeon 330 till you reach 350 above.
Location: Sausag… erm i mean Sausys Room 9
You can grind or just doing CM is fine! ( i’m lazy person myself so i will just do CM)
#Level 350 to 390
The last and the end of the road for now. I’m so proud of you guys to reach here, but now save those cheerful tear and go for it!
Combine doing lv 330 dungeon and CM till reach 390!
Location: There are lot of locations for doing CM from now on but i will recommend:
Sausys Room 9 ( stick with it would be fine if you don’t good gears cause higher map, mobs are strong and might kill you right away, but caution the higher level you are the less exp you received so you should invest for gear now and head to new area)
Astro Tower–Barynwell 86 Waters–Spell Tome (from easy to hard,for mid and end game gears)
And also you can try challenging yourself with ET , unique raid and The last is VELCOFF’S NEST, the last challenge and have the best equipment in this game for now! But is hard and you will have to well prepare for it!
#That is it!
Thanks you for reading my post, sorry if i have bad English and Grammar thing if you see please comment below so i can fix it.And sorry that i didn’t add any image cause it is limit for new member  . Also if you have better place to grind on your experience or tips and trick please do share it!
Happy Gaming and Best Regard to everyone!
Additional:
Exp table and detail about monsters shared by @ greyhiem credit by wizardguidetreeofsavior website (they got a lot of guide there, you should go and see it!)