This sections gives you some tips and tricks to help you get started. There may be some minor spoilers here, but nothing major.

• When generating your character: Your initial stats start at 10 each, you are then given a point fund of 18 to distribute amoung your 6 base stats. use the arrow keys to distribute this point fund, when the number to the right of the arrow is zero, press enter to save you selections.
• Go into the town where you begin (Radon) and talk to the people, they will give you clues as to where to find dungeons, or information about the realm in general.
• Travel upland takes a lot of time and therefore requires a lot of food. Be sure to carry lots of food when travelling upland. Some terrain types take longer to travel than others, for example, forest takes more time than travelling on roads.
• If you are running low on food while travelling upland, try <h>unting, you might just find some food. Some terrain types are better for hunting than others. For example, you are more likely to be successful hunting in a forest than on a road.
• The first, easiest, and closest dungeon can be found directly north of Radon at the base of the mountains. Since your character already has some basic equipment and no gold, you can go ahead and head straight for this dungeon.
• Explore the first level of the first dungeon, filling up your pack. Take your spoils back to town and sell them and buy an Expedition Rations, then you should have enough food to complete a dungeon.
• in dungeons, use the <s>earch command often, there are many hidden traps and doors throughout the dungeon levels.
• Always make sure to carry your weapon in your MAIN hand.
• If you are getting low on Hit Points, find a good safe place and take a <n>ap, this will gain your Hit Points back at a faster rate.
• Seasonal items are based upon the real calendar month and not the in-game month.
• The <Enter> key is used to back out of most sub-screens.
• You gain a damage bonus when using weapons your class has an affinity for. The starting weapon skills will indicate which weapon your class uses, when using weapons of this type you will obtain the bonus.
• Keep an eye out for unidentified weapons and armor. Most basic weapons are common and therefore identified when picked up. However you can find mutable and legacy gear as early as level 1. If a vendor is willing to pay you more than what seems normal for an unidentified piece of gear then it is worth identifying it first, it just might be mutable, legacy or a legendary, which are typically more powerful than gear normally found at the same level.
• Legacy gear levels when you do, so it is worth holding on to even if it is not more powerful than what you currently have equipped, in time it will be better. Legacy gear can be easily identified in your inventory by looking for a simple name that is colored yellow. Remember the item must be identified first before the color will be yellow.