Okay, so I’ve been hyped for Wriothesley, and like any good gamer, I started pre-farming for him. Gotta get that max level on day one, right?
First things first, I looked up what materials he needs. Turns out, it’s a mix of stuff, some of which is a pain to get.
The EXP Grind
I started with the EXP books. I ran a bunch of the Ley Line Outcrops – you know, the blue ones. It’s kinda boring, but it’s pretty straightforward. Just pop a Condensed Resin, beat up some slimes, and collect the rewards. I did this for like, a week, on and off. I’ve probably got enough to get him to level 80.
Those Pesky Boss Materials
Next, I needed the boss materials. I don’t know the name, it looks like mechanical gear. So, I teleported over to that area and just started fighting. Let me tell you, I fought the boss about 20 times and used some Fragile Resin. Over and over. It’s not too hard, just kinda tedious.
Local Specialties
Then came the local specialties. I searched some maps and I found the locations on the map, and I flew, climbed, and swam all over the place to find. They’re scattered all over, so it’s kind of a scavenger hunt. This part took the longest, honestly. It’s super annoying.
Talent Books
Talent books, ah. I have to do domain on wednesday, saturaday and sunday. I spent lots of resin and time.
The Common Monster Drops
Finally, I had to gather a ton of those common monster drops – you know, the stuff that those mecha enemies drop. Those gears. Man, I hunted those guys down everywhere I could find them. It’s not hard, just time-consuming. My fingers got tired from hitting the attack button so much.
Mora, Mora, Mora
- I also made a big effort to save up Mora.
- I did a ton of the yellow Ley Lines.
- I sold off some extra artifacts.
Because leveling characters and talents is EXPENSIVE.
So yeah, that’s my pre-farming journey for Wriothesley. It’s a lot of work, but hopefully, it’ll all be worth it when I finally pull him. I’m ready to go! Now I just gotta… wait.
