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FAQ/Walkthrough by sanguinarios

Version: 1.3 | Updated: 06/18/18

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
    1. Versions
  2. Tavern
    1. NPCs
    2. Patrons
    3. Upgrades
  3. Game Basics
    1. Main Dungeon
    2. Daily Challenge Arena
    3. Lair of Despair
  4. Walkthrough
    1. First Dimension
    2. Second Dimension
    3. Third Dimension
    4. Fourth Dimension
    5. Fifth Dimension
    6. Sixth Dimension
    7. Seventh Dimension
    8. Eighth Dimension
    9. Ninth Dimension
    10. Tenth Dimension
    11. Warrior's Dimension
  5. Relics
    1. Party Relics
    2. Patron Relics
  6. Pets
  7. FAQ

Pets

Pets provide a nice combat bonus when you are fighting enemies. They are available when you buy the Stables (VIP upgrades). Outside you will see a small barn-like construction joined at the left side of the tavern. You start with one pet, you have to spend gold to acquire additional pets. Leveling a pet is easy, it just takes a while, after a number of battles their level increases automatically. As far I can tell, the maximum pet level is 6 for all pets. The available pets are:

Ray

"What a pal."
Cost: free (you get this pet for free when you buy the Stables)
Bonus: +5 MP (per pet level) to each party member.
Comment: I believe this old saying applies: "don't look a gift horse in the mouth". For a free pet, it is not a bad bonus.

Ernie

"Slow and steady."
Cost: 1M
Bonus: +5 HP (per pet level) to each party member.
Comment: HP is usually more important than MP, so this is a better pet than Ray. Note that its bonus is equivalent of leveling the HP relic.

Crespia

"She's fierce."
Cost: 2M
Bonus: +5 Attack (per pet level) to each party member.
Comment: Note that the attack relic gives only +2 per level, while this pet gives +5 attack per level. Very nice.

Jenny

"Eats gold for breakfast."
Cost: 3M
Bonus: +5% gold (per pet level) to each party member.
Comment: One of my personal favorites. At maximum level is +30% gold per party member (+150% total for a party of five), which is great for gold rushing.

Norm

"Thick-skinned."
Cost: 4M
Bonus: +5% boost (per pet level) to physical attacks to each party member.
Comment: As you get better equipment, this physical boost is much better than a plain bonus to attack.

Charlie

"Loyal as they come."
Cost: 4M
Bonus: +5% boost (per pet level) to magical attacks to each party member.
Comment: This pet bonus is better than the magical boost relic. Good if you want to boost your Darkmage skills and improve the Healers' group healing.

Dasha

"Magic for days."
Cost: 4M
Bonus: +1 MP regen (per pet level) per turn to each party member.
Comment: As you probably have seemed by now, there are very few items that grant MP regen. I don't like MP regen, but if you do, this is the pet for you.

Tufts

"So sleepy."
Cost: 4M
Bonus: +2 HP regen (per pet level) per turn to each party member.
Comment: Once again the pet bonus rises above the relic. Ok bonus, but I prefer other pets.

Steamy

"Likes to collect trading cards."
Cost: 5M
Bonus: +2% magical critical damage (per pet level) to each party member.
Comment: I don't like this pet because it only affects magical critical, therefore is only useful for Darkmages and Conjurers (Healers don't crit with their healing spells).