It effectively doubles exploration health and farms money.Ĭrossbow (150) Get this second.
#Phoenotopia awakening recycler free
Feel free to go out of order, as all of these are optional.įishing Rod (175) Get this first. For shopping, this is what I personally recommend. Other items prices are also subject to change. This will greatly aid your financial freedom.
#Phoenotopia awakening recycler update
Exploring the surrounding areas will also give you more money.ĮDIT: in update 1.0.7, you only need 40 rin to progress. Don't recycle lunar artifacts unless you need to. There are ways to earn back 60 rin, but it's not fun if you don't have the right tools to do so. Main Story (60) YOU NEED 60 RIN to progress. Hopefully, you have 300+ rin at this point. Upon arriving at the town, go to the shop. You get combat practice and maybe a food item, but for me I took more damage than what it was worth. If you are worried about the game's difficulty, definitely skip paying them.Īs for random encounters, running away is usually a good option. You can advance this quest, but know you will have to pay 250 rin throughout the quest and reach the third town to be rewarded for it. Paying them will advance a quest that gets relevant at the third town, but you forgo buying good gear. There will be an npc you can talk to outside the town that will ask for money. It will be quite useful when you get into town. On Sunflower road, you can find up to 205 rin. It's much easier said than done, but the boss is simple enough.Ĭollect all the money you can, it will be very relevant and you will want it. Wait for an opening, whack the boss, run away, and stay alive. Focus the boss, it's not usually worth the stamina to clear out the other enemies. Try to collect uncooked berry fruits, you can sell 4 of them at a time in the next town. Straightforward, a good introduction dungeon. Aerial swings can deal knockback, making enemies flinch. Also, break all the pots since there could be money. Never buy food until much later in the game, money is far too valuable. It's far better to eat sooner than risk dying. You can wait to cook what you find, but you'll often be running out of inventory space to pick up more cookable food. Consumables drop a lot, moreso than money. There are rumors, but as to what they actually do is not well known. Zophiel statues grace some save points with their presence. I once had to redo a whole dungeon because I discovered two new enemies. Save very often because you will die at unexpected times. A few of the ones who have more than 2 might give you something of value. By default, every npc has two different conversations, so talk to npc's at least twice. Plus, many npc's are important: some give you moonstones/quests, some tell you good intel about the area's secrets, some are required to progress the story. The game is simply built that way, but though it is tedious at times, it gives you so much story and humor. The overworld map has many secret entrances. Get as much resources as you can, rin, health, stamina, and moonstones. You can be more liberal with money when you reach the 3rd town.Įnemies can be challenging. Do your best to collect money and not run out of it at this point. Crossbow and fishing rod are probably 1st priority, then the vest. This can be the least enjoyable part of the game if done improperly. The second town (the one right after panselo) will make money very important. There are so many secrets and the game heavily rewards you for finding them. If you are 0 seconds into the game, you can get supplies by going toĮXPLORE AND EXPLORE and talk to npc's. On the way to the next town, you can get 200+ rin in Sunflower road. The melee enemies don't flinch from regular attacks. Melee and ranged enemies can be found in dungeons. Lunar artifacts come up later as well.Įnemies: Dragon snares are plants that eat you. Treasures: Heart rubies increase your health, energy gems give you more stamina, and moonstones get relevant later on. If you fish for a glowing fish, make sure you are standing on enough land so the loot won't fall into the water. You can buy a fishing rod and lamp, which allow you to explore for more treasure and get more money. If you get amberite, instantly sell it to the Recycler, its only use is to be sold for money. It is located in Rhodus Checkpoint and Daea underground. There is a machine called the Recycler, and you can sell things for Rin. Crossbow is optional but highly, highly recommended. You get a slingshot and can buy a crossbow, both are early game ranged weapons. Gear: Armor and weapons can be upgraded with money, called Rin in this game. If you're okay with these minor spoilers, you should be okay to read the rest of the post: This will cover up to the second city after Panselo. Seeing as the early game is what most people have difficulty with, here's some tips for players just starting the game.
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