Early Game PVE Strategy for Brave Land Mobile: How to Start Clearing Content in the Early Stages

When it comes to recent games, many players will mention the mobile game Brave Land. This game was previously released on PC and received a lot of praise from players. The mobile version has been optimized based on the original. Below is a guide for the early PVE stages of Brave Land. Although many players have heard of this game, not all have played it. This game falls into the category of a grinding type; if players do not plan well during the early stages, the difficulty of progressing will increase significantly, so an early guide is very important.

If you haven't played the game before, you can start with the tutorial level to get a feel for the gameplay. The equipment obtained in this level cannot be taken out. Its main purpose is to let players understand how to play the game. After that, you can officially start the game, which mainly focuses on PVE. In the early stages, players can follow the main storyline to fight monsters. The main storyline not only guides us through the basic operations of the game but also provides the initial equipment for players.

In the early stages, we mainly focus on fighting enemies that match our level. Around level 60, we can equip a set of ranged gear and then challenge the deer. The deer is not a boss but an elite monster. There are bosses near the deer, so when attacking, pay attention to whether there are any bosses around, and make sure not to pull them while luring the deer. The deer's attack patterns are relatively simple, with only one charge attack for ranged combat. As long as players manage their positioning well, there should be no problem.

After defeating the deer, there is a certain probability of dropping two six-star weapons, which are quite useful in the early stages. Once obtained, they can be used. Before reaching level 100, we consider it the early stage. We need to prioritize getting two weapons: the Lumberjack Claw and the Trinity Thunder Shadow. These two weapons serve two purposes: first, to deal with the upcoming bosses, and second, to boost our own level. We fight to obtain them to sell for a large amount of experience. Each weapon contains 100,000 experience points, and after selling them, we can level up significantly.

After selling them, our level should be fine, and at this point, we can go to fight the Dragon. Remember to bring the Lumberjack Claw when fighting the Dragon. Although the Dragon has high health and elemental resistances, it lacks physical resistance. Therefore, the Lumberjack Claw is the best weapon to use against it in the early stages.

The Dragon has four heads, each with different skills. The first skill is meteor, which deals area damage. Players need to move well to avoid it. The second skill is poison fog, which causes poison damage and continuous poisoning. We can dodge by moving to the right side of the head. The third skill is laser eyes, which sweep the area in front. We can dodge by standing between its two claws. The last skill, Ice Spikes, deals high ice damage. We just need to hide on the left side of the head to avoid being hit by the Ice Spikes.

After defeating the Dragon, we will randomly obtain six-star equipment. These six-star items are quite useful for players in the early stages because the Dragon itself is not too difficult, and we can farm it multiple times to collect the full Dragon set, the Ten Thousand Blood set, and the Dragon's special weapon. Once the Ten Thousand Blood set is complete, we can go to fight the Poison Worm.

When going to fight the Poison Worm, we first need to equip the Ten Thousand Blood set and the Trinity Thunder Shadow. The main challenges of the Poison Worm are the poison fog, which continuously reduces player health and prevents healing, and the burrowing, where the worm cannot be hit and reappears under the player, moving very quickly. After defeating the boss, it will drop the special weapon and some good six-star weapons.

The above is the early PVE guide for the Brave Land mobile game. Our equipment greatly enhances our performance in the game. In the early stages, we first need to level up, then farm the deer for six-star weapons, followed by farming the Lumberjack and Thunder Shadow. After selling the excess for experience, we can challenge the Dragon and the Poison Worm.