Lastly, while the game makes an effort not to give you random equipment which matches what you're already carrying, the further you get the more likely repeats WILL show up. Don't forget about passive abilities! Make sure your other weapons compliment the main weapon you're using and also remember that amulet passives get VERY potent further down in the dungeon! (Though grabbing an amulet with a passive experience boost during the first 20 dungeon floors can definitely help speed things along!)ġ0. The more perks you can buy sooner, or the more re-rolls you can do when the random selections suck, the better! :Bĩ. Try to get the coin multipliers going as soon as you can. From this point forward, perks which reduce experience gain to provide other perks are OK.Ĩ. Once you get to Level 100, no matter how boosted your experience is, level ups are going to slow down. Both of these are needed to survive some of the room effects which are easy early on but deadly when you get deeper, such as the Wand Challenge or any which nullify drops.ħ. Also, once you're this far along, grab Vampirism ASAP. Once you get to Level 70ish or so, start worrying about keeping a good wand going and getting a perk or two for its damage output. (Exception: If a backup has appeared somewhere on the map which you could use in a pinch, feel free!)Ħ. If you get it while you have the trading perks going you're just making your mana drops worse! Also avoid any perks which may kill a random weapon as losing your main weapon would be brutal.
Observe the enemys movement to predict their next moves and attacks. DO NOT get the perk which shares mana between categories ever. Keep a safe distance from enemies to react and dodge their attacks. Once you have boosted experience going, prioritize perks which function while you're at max health, perks which get you more perks, damage boosts, Penance (the post-hit invulnerability one), damage resist ignore, and the two mana-trading perks.ĥ. The game prioritizes levelling up existing multi-level perks over offering new ones, so DO NOT pick up multi-level perks you don't need, not until you're around Level 100ish and already have all of the most important perks you need to survive.Ĥ. The enemies get too thick to handle with single-hit weapons before too long.ģ. Get yourself a multi-hit weapon of some kind ASAP and put as many level ups as you can into boosting it.
You MUST have some means of boosted experience going by the end of Floor 2, or an extra perk choice, or just forget it You're doomed. Incidentally, I've been learning from my past wild infinite runs and have a few really strong tips for anyone who wants to try to do the same:ġ. Dungeon floor 36 and going! Had to take a break but took a couple screenshots during the descent! )
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