Gold Saving Guide for Knights of Pen and Paper

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Money Saving Tips Guide for Knights of Pen and Paper: +1 Edition. (Available on PC/MAC/AND/IP/UNIX) Brought to you by Ackeron. This guide was originally made due to the option of micro-transactions being included in the original release. In Patch 2.09 this was removed due to the fact it made more people angry then not. Micro-transactions were never needed to play the game but caused some people to be wary of buying a game they thought might have just been after their wallets. This guide will remain though but with a new purpose. Instead of informing you how to avoid micro-transactions. It will be about general tips for a more enjoyable playthrough. .... In other words, aside from the Intro and title changing and Prologue being removed it is pretty much the same. So with that done, welcome new owners of a great game. Hope you enjoy the guide. Have fun! ---------- Table of Contents I - Basic tips II - Blacksmith tips III - Pen and Paper Shop tips IV - Real World Shop tips V - Combat tips VI - Revision history, Credits, and Copyright ---------- - FARM. Seriously farm some coin and xp. All RPGs of any merit include some way to farm and this is one of them. Do not neglect this. - Have a balanced team. Atleast try to have a healer and a tank. - Remember to lvl your threat ability on your tank and your heals on your healer. - All dice rolls are effected by Luck. Each rank of Luck increases a rolled # by 1. This includes blacksmithing, mining, and traveling. There are items and players that can increase luck. - All gold is shared over all 3 saves you have. If you get severely stuck, (all your guys are dead and you have no money,) create a new game on one of the other saves and farm up some coin there. - To add additional party members at the start of the game costs 10,80,250. Every character including and after the 5th that you make costs 250. Use these prices to plan out when or if you want to get new members. (The Pizza Guy has a 50% discount when you buy him saving you up to 125 gold.) - To level the horrible Blacksmith to acceptable lvls you need Grindstones. You can buy them at shops in towns for 25 gold. After about 3 lvls the amount of stones jumps up and can really break your bank so to speak. - Cave areas have mining nodes that refresh every time you come back to them allowing you to mine them once again. Going from Default Village to Den of Devil is 2 gold (2 way trip) with a chance of up to 4 Grindstones saving up to 98 gold. - Buy 4 Greater Molten Rings from a shop when you hit Lv16. Make sure to equip them to the character whose gear you are upgrading everytime for 80% off the normal cost. - Don't waste money attempting to craft early. His % for success is really low and the costs can get you if you dont have the rings mentioned above. - Needs Lv7 to craft max armor and Lv8 to craft max weapons. - Don't attempt crafting till he is around Lv6 (personal pref) as thats when the odds start to tip into your favor. - The character Paris recieves a -50% Blacksmith cost. This combined with some of the rings above can make her upgrades free. - Aside from the Greater Molten Rings and Grindstones for the Blacksmith there is almost no reason to buy anything from here till you are near the end of the game at which point money shouldn't be an issue anyhow. - Do not buy any of the low items. You will get hold over items randomly from the things you will end up killing on you're way to save the Pen and Paper world. - Sell junk you aren't using. Remember your pack can only hold up to 20 different items. - If you are buying XP potions NEVER buy the 500 xp one. It costs 20 gold while the 6500 XP potion costs 100 gold. Would need 13 of the 500 to make 1 of the 6500 and it costs an additional 160 gold. - If using XP potions remember to turn on XP + furnishings and equip POTION + gear. 4 Elite Harpy Beaks will double the XP from potions. - The following characters receive bonus xp from potions: Ronaldo (+100%), Saulo (+30%), Mr. John (+10%), Ms. Goldberry (+2%) - Avoid buying any Snacks and Drinks along with anything that has to do with them. They are not needed. Cept maybe for the super secret ultimate boss of ultimate destiny. - Get the BK Crown and Holy Grail ASAP! 5 members = faster dead things, unless they were dead allready in which case deader things. 7 Monsters means a larger group of dead/deader things to give you more loot! - Get the Golden Table, Red Carpet, and Royal Walls. 24% increased gold per fight really adds up. - Buy the Sword and Shield for 10% cheaper blacksmithing. - Get the Loaded Die before you start crafting or mining to increase your odds of success. - If you go mining for Grind Stones get the Cave Wall for a higher success rate. - Some of the items here can lower travel costs if those are giving you any problems. This includes: Dungeon Master (-15%), Map (-50%), Magic Carpet (-30%) - The Map not only lowers travel costs but also reduces resurrection costs by 50% as well. - When creating a party try to put your tank in one of the end seats. Monsters will sometimes use area of effect moves on your party and since your tank has the highest threat it will more then likely be on them. - In the spot next to your tank always put one of your beefier characters as they will take a beating from area of effect moves used on your tank. - Party order can be redone via the tavern so you can apply the 2 tips above. - Always know your limits. Don't just slap 7 monsters on for a group that is around your lvl if you are not sure you can handle it. - Don't be afraid to run away. When in Doubt RUN LIKE HELL! - Look at the turn numbers. If you can focus a guy and kill him before his turn comes up thats less damage done to you then focusing a guy who allready got his licks in for the round. - Extension of the above tip: Using Turn #s you can plan out targets to stun with Blizzard to keep them locked down for a bit. - Do not underestimate the Weakening Effect of the Warrior and Priest. At high lvls it can reduce some enemies attack to 1. - AoE moves are great for packs but are mana hogs and inefficient for single targets. Try to have at least 1 single target ability on your damage dealers. - Try to match the weakness of the target. If its resistant to Magical stuff try Nature, Physical, or Ice. - Do not neglect DoTs on enemies with huge HP pools. I've gotten DoTs to tick for over 700 a round. - For some odd reason your whole party is weak to Ice Magic. When fighting something that looks like it will use Ice Magic be ready to be on the defensive. - Slay quests can grant bonus exp for splitting up the number of enemies. An example is the Rebellion quest in Sunset Castle. You have to slay 7 guards. Fight the first group with 6 guards and 1 bandit. Then slay the second group with 7 guards. You only get the bonus XP during these quests from the target monster so 1 Guard and 6 bandits will not really grant any extra exp aside from that 1 guard. - Towns make excellent farming locations for money as you can rest without worrying about being attacked. Default Village > Sunset Castle > Journey Village > Yoga Village in order of appearance. - Dungeons can also be used for farming gold as the last boss in them drop a decent chunk of change. Be careful when using this method as you cannot rest between fights. Using any consumables will lower the amount of gold and hamper this method. - Deluxe Edition Owner Exclusive Tip: The Farm Village is a great place to farm both xp and gold as the enemies scale to your groups average lvl. History: 2.0 Gamefaqs/Steam Submission Version 6/22/13 2.1 Combat tips and Wall-o-tips fix (put spaces between each tip) 6/26/13 2.2 Potion tips in the Pen and Paper shop added. 6/26/13 2.3 Added party formation tips to the combat section. 9/11/13 2.4 Added party formation tips to the combat section. 9/26/13 2.5 Added more context to the Introduction and Prologue, added new tip for Slay quests in combat section, cleaned up credits of Ga