Easier money
Use this trick to obtain an endless amount of money with a bit
of patience. Do this at the start of a new game before you make the
actual five or so characters that you really want to play with. The
game will allow you to create up to twenty characters. Five can be
in your active party. You can have the game automatically create the
characters for you by pressing the button and it will randomly
create characters and add them to the registry. All the new
characters start with basic equipment, weak armor, boots, head
pieces, and a particular weapon depending on their class. After the
registry is full (the game will then inform you that no more new
characters can be created), you can view all of the characters in
the registry's equipment. Here, you can remove all their items and
stockpile them. You can then go to the trade booth and sell all the
equipment. Since the game does have weight requirements that
determine how much your party can carry, use the stripped players to
maximize your carrying capacity and minimize the trips to the trade
booth. When all the automatically created characters' belongings are
sold, delete them from the registry and repeat this method . This is
a good way to get newly created characters the best gear in the shop
right away, ceause the only way to make money in the game is to sell
items that you find in the dungeon, or take on jobs. It is possible
to make 30,000g in an hour and a half by using this trick.
Combos
To receive combos, attack with weapons and spells of the same
property. For example, have a caster use an elemental spell like one
of the fire ones that attack one opponent. Then, make sure a
character is equipped with an elemental weapon like a sword or
knuckle with the same type. You can normally tell what type an item
is by the name or by the resistance it gives. For example, fire
resistance for a fire weapon. If you use both attacks at the same
time, it has a random chance for the two characters to do one
attack, which does five to six times the damage compared to the
non-combo regular damage. This will work best on Bosses.
Completion bonuses
When you finish the first 10 levels and the Demon Lord, save and
go on. Levels 11 to 100 are now available. This will basically
repeat the first 10 levels until 100, but with stronger enemies and
powered-up items. The new items are mixed roughly 50% with the old
versions. You will still find things that were in the beginning of
the game. The only changes in town are at the Guild where the quests
have included every monster and new levels. Be prepared to see
quests for enemies up to level 800, and area searches around level
80 and up. Finding one fitting to you may be hard. To begin, you
will only have access to levels 1 to 11, and after each 10 it
repeats. Other than that, there does not seem to be anything else
new besides the items. All the Bosses, enemies, and levels still
look the same, with the same requirements.
Green rooms
Avoid the green rooms with the round computer inside. Once you
are beyond level 5, the advantages they may offer are not worth the
risk. The positive effects they give are few and far between the
negative effects.
Faster battles
First turn the battle speed to maximum, and then turn off battle
animations. This will make most fights that normally last a few
minutes end in roughly ten seconds. Only do this if you are really
strong and do not really care about strategy, but wish to save time.
Rare items
Finish in the Trial Battles to win rare items. You will get one
rare item for every ten battles you do win. The best area for items
is level 8 and each version up till 98. Here, you can find over 70
items every time, and since the area is large and open, you can
finish it with only twenty to thirty battles if you are good at
dodging.
Traps
Make sure to always have one character with a high Trap Disarm
ability. It can be frustrating clearing five areas when almost
getting to the Boss, then having a trapped chest send your whole
party back to the surface.