The Ultimate guide to getting OP

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Do you want to beat Legend difficulty without any difficulty at all in a reasonable amount of time? Do you want to get ridiculously rich, achieve the maximum level of fame and disgustingly overpowered gear? I will detail all of it in the following guide. (Spoiler: fishing is NOT the main way) Disclaimer: I will be detailing a build guide for the top build which is ranked in the next section. S tier: Dual-wielding melee (one weapon type) Dishing out immense DPS, the dual-wielding melee warrior is the easiest and the strongest build that is possible. Since you gain life based on your DPS from life-on-hit effects, it is also nigh invincible. A tier: Attack magic mage While doing the most DPS (even more than the previous build), it has survivability issues as it does not get healing from doing damage. Still, it is very strong as you kite enemies and spam spells that always hit instead of melee or ranged attacks that miss sometimes. B tier: Bow/crossbow ranger It does half the damage of the S tier build, but can do the damage from a range which can be convenient. Shield and one-handed melee Since dual-wielding melee has lifesteal, the shield is mostly useless as survivability is a non-issue. It is basically like the same as the S-tier build but with half the damage and sustain. Staff melee While staves are mainly used for caster builds, it can be used for melee while getting the magic bonuses from the staves. Like the above 2 builds, it suffers from lower DPS than the S and A tier builds. C tier: Pure minion summoner Minions do not scale well and do too little damage in the later levels and are sometimes clunky. At least they tank damage. Keep 100% uptime on all 3 buffs (haste, battle fog, dervish). Hold-left click on enemies and win. Disengage from any powerful monster packs if you cannot outheal their damage and pick them off one by one. Equip a charm magic staff on your off-hand or keep one in your inventory to cast mental map and skip to the next dungeon level quicker if the current dungeon level is too easy. Monsters at higher dungeon levels drop more experience. A defense magic staff is too inconvenient as you have to swap to it too often to rebuff for it to be worth it. Your pet is only useful very early on, and will be fleeing 24/7 and basically become useless after you reach level 10. Do not pick up any gear that is not green or yellow as they are not worth your time to manage them to sell (there will be a much quicker way to make money). Quests become less worth it as you level up as you can easily gain the experience reward in a few monster kills in the mid and late game. The gold and fame rewards are insignificant, and you can buy fame later. Optionally, you can cast frailty on elite and/or tanky enemies to make them faster to kill. If you playing The Traitor Soul or The Cursed King, you get to pick a starting race. Since we will be making a dual-wielding melee character, we will be picking a shadow elf for this build. The other races are fine too, but shadow elves have better starting bonuses. First thing to do while starting out is to grab a fishing pole and head to the local pond. I will go against the common advice to fish for uniques as the uniques you can get in town fishing are worth little and do not give much of a power spike compared to the time investment you have to put in. Fish up 3 to 4 fish to get some fish to power up your pet as you will be very weak in the first few levels. Your transformed pet will be doing most of the heavy lifting initially. Grab 3 quests and head into the dungeon and start killing monsters. Equip any sword class weapon as soon as you find one as your damage will scale off off your sword skill very quickly in the early levels. Dual-wielding them is recommended for more damage. As you level up, follow the skill/stat allocation guide in the next section. Once you reach about dungeon level 5 or so, fishing becomes a viable strategy to gain a good amount of gold from selling uniques. This is because the power level and value of uniques scale off of the dungeon level you fish in. Do not spend too much time fishing, however, as gold will become much easier to get in the mid game from an another method. Pro-tip for fishing: Press 'H' to open up the help menu while fishing to pause the game and almost always catch fish whenever it appears. When you get a good amount of gold from selling uniques (either from fishing or drops), go to the gambler, which will give you significant power spikes. Follow the guide to gambling section below for more info. Gambled items will be your main source of gear power until about level 30. Skill points For the first 20 skill points, put all of them into sword skill. This will scale your damage quickly and make your early game DPS decent. The next 20 skill points should be put into defense magic skill. This will make it much easier to maintain the three crucial buffs that will give you a large boost in DPS and movement speed. The rest of your skill points should be put equally into sword, dual-wielding and crit chance for best DPS gain. Remember that sword skill is scales off the best earlier and falls off later, while dual-wielding and crit scales better the higher your base damage is. Additional skill points can also be put into defense magic skill to maintain the buffs more easily. Stat points Allocate stat points into strength until 30 to equip basic equipment early, the stat points into magic until 40. The 40 magic stat is needed to for 3 spells that will make the character very strong. The three spells are Haste, Battle Fog and Dervish. Haste increases your attack and movement speed by 33% each. Battle Fog increases your attack rating by 100% while decreasing your defense by 25%. Defense is useless and attack rating makes you hit targets more often. Dervish increases your attack speed by 80%. This will increase your damage significantly. The rest of your stats should be put equally into strength and vitality until you hit about 85 strength (without gear). Then the rest of your stats should be put into vitality to maximise tankiness. The damage gain from strength stat increases is very little and thus strength is only needed to equip gear (mainly weapons). Buy these spells as soon as you have the gold and a decent number of points in defense magic skill to gain a good power boost. Dexterity is a mostly useless stat unless you are going for a bow build or want to equip some swords that usually require a low amount of dex. The trick to getting powerful items from gambling is to buy items that are expensive compared to their base cost (AKA their cost without any enchantments/sockets). Below is a picture of a good buy that will likely yield good enchantments. Rings/ necklaces and earrings that cost 50k+ gold are good buys. The second trick to gambling is to buy items with the cheapest base costs to gain the strongest enchantments for the gold spent. Examples of cheap items are cloth belts, leather vests, leather boots, gloves, caps, initiate/student robes. In general, you are looking for items with low stat requirements. The final trick to gambling is to refresh the window continuously until you find good buys by saving and quitting constantly. Note that the game will eventually crash from too many saving and quitting in a single session, but takes about 40+ or so tries, so just be prepared for that. You can also use the save and quit method to refresh inventories of any vendor except dungeon vendors , which is a method that will be used later to gain obscene amounts of gold. The two effects that make the build extremely strong are attack speed and life-on-hit. Attack speed increases your attack speed and therefore increases your DPS based on your base damage. Life-on-hit will sustain you and above 20% lifesteal, potions and healing charms are no longer needed except for emergencies. Eventually, your DPS will be so insane that you can heal your whole health bar in 1 second fr