The challenge is to create a wizard and finish Wizard City, Krokotopia, and Marleybone. Which side quests you do are your choice. If you do side quests or optional areas, you have to follow the rules.
Nobody is checking on you, so you're on your honor
Here are the rules:
A) Everything that you use has to be either bought by gold, dropped by enemies, or received as rewards from completing quests. That means no purchasing with Crowns (including Henchmen and Elixirs), no gifts, no KIFreegames awards, no PvP tickets, no Gardening awards, and NO Shared Bank.
B) You're allowed to sell whatever you legitimately receive for gold.
C) You can't use Pets or Treasure Cards. The spells you cast are those you learn or train.
D) You have to solo all bosses.
E) You have to make a reasonable attempt to solo all street fights.
F) Farming is allowed, as long as you do it alone.
This does sound challenging. And, no offense, but decidedly un-fun. No pets, no gardening...I don't know, but it's like going back a decade in gaming, isn't it? The fun thing about this game, for me, is putting it all together and making it work. You may have been a Spartan in a past life. Not me. Epicurus all the way. :D
If I weren't so dependant on friends for help, I would probably try to do this. (like, seriously, I'm addicted to getting help from friends. :P ) Anyways, the only problem i would have with this is... the starter deck? Practically half of the spells in there would have to be reshuffles!
well, i got another challenge. list every single enemy you can find and try to defeat them all (yep, lost souls too), one of a kind. the goal i am currently working on for my legend is building the celestial observatory, which requires a lot of work, having expensive recipes, hard to get furniture and the title of master artisan. got the first star chalice, but let me tell you, even before you get the recipe, its no piece of cake
The challenge is to create a wizard and finish Wizard City, Krokotopia, and Marleybone. Which side quests you do are your choice. If you do side quests or optional areas, you have to follow the rules.
Nobody is checking on you, so you're on your honor
Here are the rules:
A) Everything that you use has to be either bought by gold, dropped by enemies, or received as rewards from completing quests. That means no purchasing with Crowns (including Henchmen and Elixirs), no gifts, no KIFreegames awards, no PvP tickets, no Gardening awards, and NO Shared Bank.
B) You're allowed to sell whatever you legitimately receive for gold.
C) You can't use Pets or Treasure Cards. The spells you cast are those you learn or train.
D) You have to solo all bosses.
E) You have to make a reasonable attempt to solo all street fights.
F) Farming is allowed, as long as you do it alone.
G) You have to use your Starter Deck throughout.
Good luck.
I was with you right up until the Starter Deck. I solo 95% of the time anyway, with any wizard I'm using. So this isn't new to me. But the starter deck? Sheesh, that would be a challenge. And one I may just give a whirl! :)
if you legendary wizards are as bad as you think you are then this should be a breeze for you.
other wise you are all talk and no magic....
i wonder what Professor Ambrose thinks of this?
That's my point. As far as the player complaining about not being able to garden, etc., that can be done on other wizards.
It was simple through Marleybone. I went on after that with a Life wizard. The big hangup was at the Jade Oni. I used 2 Life Prisms, Lifeblades, Spirit Blades, Feints, and Centaurs a Spirit Trap and a Life Trap, and 2 Satyrs for my 14 cards, plus two Guiding Light (40% heal boost) cards gotten from the Troll Ear pendant available at the Bazaar or in Marleybone. I had to get both Prisms on the Oni before it used a Death Shield, or it was start-over time. I also had to get a full set of 6 buffs/prism in place before using Centaur and the other set of buffs in place before using it again. Meanwhile, I had to stay alive. Sometimes the cards didn't come in the right order. Of course, there was almost always Weakness cast on me, and the wand spells weren't always available to knock them off. After many tries, I finally got past it. I'm now in Dragonspyre, and of course that's no cakewalk. I doubt it's possible to solo the Great Spyre with a starter deck, and I also doubt Celestia can be done this way.
The challenge is to create a wizard and finish Wizard City, Krokotopia, and Marleybone. Which side quests you do are your choice. If you do side quests or optional areas, you have to follow the rules.
Nobody is checking on you, so you're on your honor
Here are the rules:
A) Everything that you use has to be either bought by gold, dropped by enemies, or received as rewards from completing quests. That means no purchasing with Crowns (including Henchmen and Elixirs), no gifts, no KIFreegames awards, no PvP tickets, no Gardening awards, and NO Shared Bank.
B) You're allowed to sell whatever you legitimately receive for gold.
C) You can't use Pets or Treasure Cards. The spells you cast are those you learn or train.
D) You have to solo all bosses.
E) You have to make a reasonable attempt to solo all street fights.
F) Farming is allowed, as long as you do it alone.
G) You have to use your Starter Deck throughout.
Good luck.
I've actually already done that with my Life wizard. It was two years or so ago, so pets weren't as powerful, gardening didn't exist, and I knew much less about the game.
I soloed everything, which wasn't easy, considering I didn't know what the bazaar was until I got to level 15. I used a starter deck the whole way through because, well, it worked. It was only till I actually took a successful attempt at Sunken City (sometime around level 30) that I realized I was doing something wrong.
