Forsaken World: Gods&Demons

Forsaken World: Gods and Demons is a fantasy RPG on a grand scale. Enter a world of endless adventure where brave souls can find treasure and fame. Delve into a dragon's lair, seek out lost relics, or simply relax with some fishing under the shade. Your choices will impact the world through epic story events that will shape the destiny of Calindor. Make a mark and become a legend.

※Features※

[A Vibrant World]

Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of Forsaken World. Soar through the skies to admire the beauty of Calindor as you traverse every corner of the realm and reveal its hidden mysteries. Visit the hearty Dwarves for their best brews after a long quest or revel in the enchanting songs of the Elves to soothe your soul. Engage with other players, barter goods and resources for mutual benefit.

[Large-Scale PvP]

The menacing Storm Legion, rival factions, and fierce wildlife have transformed the world into a perilous place, yet not all dangers come from outside. Amidst the turmoil, guilds fiercely battle for land and riches. Will you forge alliances for peace, or strive for dominance in pursuit of eternal renown? Whatever your path, you are not alone! Establish or join a guild, construct Guild Fortresses, and emerge as a hero or a conqueror!

[Play Your Way]

Switch your class whenever you desire and tailor your character to suit your preferences. Mix and match skills and talents to complement your fighting style, and enhance your appearance with cosmetic items to showcase your true self. Every player in Forsaken World is unique. Craft your own gameplay style using an array of customization choices and put it to the test against formidable trials.

[Dynamic Gameplay]

Each login brings a fresh adventure. Begin your day with a visit to the market for potions. Team up with friends for a classic dungeon delve, or immerse yourself in tradeskills at your own pace. A simple herb-gathering task might trigger a special event that leads to an epic dragon-slaying quest. No matter your playstyle, you'll discover your niche in Forsaken World.

Forsaken World: Gods and Demons Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Level Up and Increase Power Fast

1. Choose The Class That Suits Your Play Style

Before starting your adventure in any MMORPG, the first thing to decide on is the character class you would like to take. Even if you have no prior experience in RPGs, you should still have a good enough idea of the type of character you would like to play as, in terms of general play style, strengths, and limitations.

To make it simpler, the dichotomous choices usually play between going for close combat or ranged combat, having better offensive strength or having more defensive prowess, or performing better on your own as against providing better support for a team. Of course, the lines between these choices are not always as clearly defined and there are always class archetypes that do not necessarily fall on the extreme ends of the opposing choices.

Regardless of your considerations, you should know that there is no such thing as a best class in Forsaken World: Gods and Demons and that the best class for you is naturally the one that you feel most comfortable and enjoyable playing as. In the event that you decide to switch to another character later on, Forsaken World: Gods and Demons provides additional slots for you to create another character and makes it easy as well for you to delete characters you are sure to let go.

There are 7 unique character classes in Forsaken World: Gods and Demons and each one serves as an introductory class that can evolve into two distinct classes. In essence, there are 14 different paths to choose from as character development goes and before you dive into the world of Forsaken World: Gods and Demons, it is best to have a solid idea of which class suits you the best.

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For starters, the warrior stands to be the most beginner-friendly class in the game as he has the most straightforward set of skills among the classes. As the typical basic melee unit, warriors are a little behind in terms of offensive strength compared to most classes but are top-tier in terms of defensive capabilities. If you prefer manning the frontlines in team battles or being able to hold your own well enough in close combat, then the warrior class is best suited for you.

A warrior can either become a paladin or a hexblade. The paladin exhibits even more defensive capabilities while the hexblade swerves a little more towards offense. Both secondary classes still have higher defensive strength than other classes. If you are likely to play in parties with friends or guild mates, then the paladin should suit you better. If you prefer being able to rummage through the single player content a little faster, then go with the hexblade.

Mages have always been known to be the proverbial glass cannons in RPGs, typically being all offense, saving very little or none for defense. Mages are a good fit for players who prefer attacking from a safe distance, especially those who enjoy dealing massive damage to groups of enemies with their AoE spells and crowd control effects.

Mages can either evolve into elementalists or arcanists, both still wielding powerful sets of spells. Elementalists further push the boundaries of the mages’ offensive strength in terms of raw damage. Arcanists, on the other hand specialize more in inflicting negative status effects on masses of enemies although still possessing some devastating spells. With this, you can opt for the elementalist if you prefer quicker kills on solo play. If you are more of a team player, the arcanist is the more viable choice.

The rogue class serves as the offensive counterpart of the warrior. They have much higher mobility but have lower defensive capability, specializing in single target burst damage. Rogues lack support skills and are comparatively straightforward to use as well. If you enjoy dishing out decent damage at close range, then rogues are a good match for you.

A rogue can either become an assassin or a shadow. The assassin capitalizes more on dealing burst damage and having higher mobility while the shadow balances itself out with increased survivability at the cost of lower offensive strength. While rogues are usually not the top picks for party plays, the assassin can be a designated DPS character in the team. The shadow, on the other hand, can perform better on solo runs.

No RPG is complete without healers to keep the party alive in the direst of endeavors and if you enjoy supporting your team the best way possible, then choosing the priest class is perfect for you. Priests are naturally an essential member of any part with the rest of the team open to any mix of other classes. As a priest, you will never run out of people who would want to have a party with you but on the downside, progressing on your own becomes a little more testing.

Priests are not entirely devoid of abilities to damage enemies. They are just behind everyone else as far as offensive capabilities go. The priest can advance to become either a celestial or an oracle. The celestial goes for even stronger defensive capabilities and support skills while the oracle arms herself with spells to increase her capacity to deal damage better to enemies. Obviously, the better choice for a team-oriented priest is the celestial and going for an oracle means wanting to raise your level and combat power faster on your own.

As awkward as it sounds given that vampires are more of a race instead of a class, vampires are one of the more unconventional classes in Forsaken World: Gods and Demons. Vampires have decent attack and defense capabilities but lag behind in terms of support skills and mobility. Vampires are also largely built for soloists who want to peer through the single player content fast.

Vampires can either change to a flamebringer or a shadowcrafter. While both secondary classes have great offense and defense capabilities, the former is geared more towards dealing damage while the latter is more self-sustaining. As far as choices between which one is more suitable for team adventures or solo plays, it is a tough choice but the flamebringer can be a little more beneficial for the team.

Gunners are ranged combatants that provide a healthy mix of single target attacks as well as powerful AoE skills. They excel in dealing damage, have great mobility, and can provide support for the team as well. Gunners, however lack control abilities and are rather frail. If rangers are the top picks for ranged single target DPS while mages are best for AoE damage and control, then gunners are at the mid point as far as dealing heavy damage to bosses and clearing mobs are concerned.

Gunners can take a step further into becoming glass cannons as well if they choose to take on the gunslinger as a secondary class. The artificer, on the other hand, can capitalize more on her support skills and be another welcomed treat for any party. Either sub-class does well in team adventures although the latter is more preferable.

Last but not the least is the ranged single target ace in the game, which is the ranger. Rangers are also exemplary DPS units that comes armed with decent crowd control abilities. Rangers in Forsaken World: Gods and Demons are not as mobile as experienced players might expect, but they have higher survivability rate than conventional archers.

Rangers can push for even greater heights as far as damage capacity is concerned by choosing to become sharpshooters. For a more balanced build that spreads overall strength across survivability and control, then the jungle archer is the more viable option. Either one can do well in single player adventures and team plays but the former is more conventionally apt when a healer is present while the latter will excel more on solo grinds and quests.

2. Prioritize Progression On The Main Quests

Forsaken World: Gods and Demons takes you straight towards full immersion once you dive into the game. While there are a lot of icons and buttons on your screen, the main quest on the left side will surely catch your attention. Clicking on it will enable auto-pathing towards where you need to be and, for the most part, you will only need to tap on the “Continue” button at the bottom of the quest details to make progress.

The first battle you engage in will introduce you to the basic attack and skill icons at the lower right side of the screen but for succeeding battles, auto mode can also be enabled. Manually controlling your hero during battles certainly increases survival and efficiency, even if you are a beginner. For the early quests and game modes, though, fully subscribing to auto mode makes it a lot more convenient and faster.

Main quests do not just serve as your key towards earning experience fast, given that quest rewards help you earn experience points faster than simply killing mobs. Beyond that, quest completions earn you a variety of basic resources you will need to perform various upgrades and enhancements to boost your character’s power.

Essentially, your progression in the main quest and your hero’s level will be the determinant as to which game modes and features will be unlocked. As such, it is important to keep progressing through them as fast as you can so you can engage in as many other activities on day 1.

Progressing through the main quest will naturally lead you to visit new features or game modes that you have just unlocked. In such cases, feel free to proceed to the unlocked feature and make use of it but hop back to progress the main quest as soon as you are able to. In any case, most features can be accessed while quests are progressing and, again, you will only need to click on the “Continue” button at the lower left side of the screen.

The only instances that should prohibit you from continuing on with your main quest involve minimum level requirements. In such cases, you can revel in a wide array of activities to earn experience points fast and get back to pursuing main quest objectives. In addition to numerous side quests, you should be able to unlock several dungeons or events that you can partake in on your own or with other players within the first hour of playing or so.

3. Keep Your Gears And Treasures Upgraded

No MMORPG is complete without characters being able to equip a wide array of gears and equipment to further boost their strength. There may not be as many considerations early on to customize gears but, top some extent, prioritization in terms of upgrades can lead to different builds early on.

As complicated as the gear system in Forsaken World: Gods and Demons looks like, the games is designed to make it as newbie-friendly as possible. For starters, when you obtain better gears for your character, you will be prompted to equip them instantly. The better gear’s icon will appear on your screen and you have 5 seconds to instantly equip it. Otherwise, you will be able to see better items in your bag as indicated by an upwards arrow.

As far as enhancement is concerned, Forsaken World: Gods and Demons makes it easy and convenient as well as. By clicking on the menu icon at the right side of your screen, you will be able to see various icons replacing the usual attack and skill buttons. The “Gear” icon will have a red dot indicator on it whenever upgrades are possible. Ordinarily, players may hesitate to go all in when it comes to upgrading gears as you will certainly obtain much better ones almost every step of your adventure.

Fortunately enough, enhancements are latched on to your gear slots instead of the actual equipment. This means that you can expend all available upgrade resources as gears will retain their upgrade level even when replaced. You need enhance stones and gold for each upgrade and while you may opt to manually upgrade each gear slot, simply tapping the “Enhance All” button makes it faster and more convenient.

Gears also have sockets that you can insert gems on to boost their stats. Each type of gear, however, has slots for specific types of gems. Collecting gems to the point of having extra ones bring more benefits as these gems can be synthesized to create higher level ones.

There are various other upgrade methods relating to gears that can be unlocked as you make progress in your adventure and reach new levels. What we discussed are just the most basic ones. While it may take some time before you can finally unlock all the extra features, the means of enhancement all revolve around having the needed resources to initiate them. In any case, if you are missing any of the resources needed for a specific upgrade or enhancement, you can always tap on the item and see where you can obtain more of them.

In addition to the basic equipment you arm yourself with, there are also treasures that serve as special gears for you to enhance as well. Wings and Arcanias, for starters, will be unlocked early on. Unlike gears, these treasures are not replaced with better ones but can be upgraded to the point of changing their appearance.

Like gears, you also need unique upgrade resources to enhance your treasures and like gears as well, an indicator on its icon will appear whenever you have sufficient resources to make an upgrade. While it is very basic to tend to these upgrades as soon as they become available, it is important to always keep track of it, even as a beginner.

Each new main quest or event will become tougher for your hero to accomplish without maximizing upgrades as much as you can. Be sure to always check for the indicators while auto pathing or auto battling in the field.

4. Join A Guild As Soon As Possible

If you are totally new to MMORPGs or online games, then you should know the value of guilds, alliances, factions, or clans beyond their social aspect. While some online games provide content for players to revel in on their own, being an online game naturally means having interactive features with other players. In contrast with the competitive aspect of some online games, guilds and similar player groupings bank more on the cooperative game modes and activities.

You can make progress in your adventures as a solo player in Forsaken World: Gods and Demons, but it would be comparable to being handicapped without being a member of any guild. Forsaken World: Gods and Demons hosts a wide variety of game modes that require being in a team and as much as you can always pair up with random players, being in a guild makes it easier for you to invite some party members.

There are some game modes open to solo players as well but becomes exponentially easier when working with other people. Beyond the various game modes, there are various perks to easily obtain just by joining a guild. One of the more common ones you will regularly get are the red envelopes that contain gold or diamonds. Whenever any member of the guild achieves something, they can share these envelopes to everyone else.

Once the guild feature is unlocked, you can instantly apply to all guilds with vacancies. Some guilds also recruit actively so joining one is very easy. It is important to consider joining an active guild, especially one with an active guild leader. You can quickly determine a guild’s level of activity by checking the number of online members from time to time. Once accepted, make sure to stay as active as you can as guilds prosper based on how each member contributes to the guild and its quests and activities.

On the guild info page, be sure to make it a habit to check the guild red envelope. These envelopes will flash on your screen for you to claim rewards but chances are that you will miss more of them if you are actively questing. As a lot of players will achieve more at a faster rate at the early stages of their adventure, you can expect red envelopes to flood in every once in a while.