A Detailed Guide for Beginners in the Legend of the Sword - A Tutorial for New Players Starting Out

Sword Legend, as an idle cultivation game, focuses on resource acquisition and character development. The most challenging part for newcomers is facing the overwhelming number of choices without knowing where to start. Therefore, this detailed guide for beginners in Sword Legend will focus on new players, discussing important matters during the initial stages, such as the disadvantages faced by non-paying and low-spending players, some knowledge points, and suggestions for resource usage.

Class Recommendations:

For beginners, Knight (the second job of Warrior) and Sage (the second job of Mage) are the two most recommended classes. Both have intuitive gameplay, quick formation, and high demand in team compositions, making them stable and suitable for long-term development. Knights are durable and easy to operate; Sages possess powerful crowd control and support abilities.

Spending Suggestions:

If you want to keep up with the level pace of mid-spending players, it's recommended to at least purchase the monthly card, limited-time packages, and the Journey Gift. These offer good value for money and can lay a solid foundation in the early stages.

First Recharge of 6 RMB: Extremely cost-effective, highly recommended to get, as it significantly improves the smoothness of early stage map clearing.

Monthly Card (30 RMB): Provides 5% extra experience and 200 Morning Stars daily, which is very beneficial for long-term development.

Limited-Time Packages: Such as the Water and Thunder package that pops up at level 88, these are inexpensive and practical, and can be purchased based on personal needs.

Journey Gift (6 RMB): Includes Time Crystals, Pilgrimage Certificates, and various growth resources, making it very practical.

Other Packages: Choose according to your personal financial situation and preferences, not mandatory.

Gameplay Tips and Details:

Save up for skill draws (also known as "Star Wishes"): You need to reach level 44 and complete the class level requirements to change jobs. It's suggested to draw skills after changing jobs, as the second job skills will be added to the permanent pool, greatly reducing the difficulty of the third job transition.

Acquiring Star Pacts: Completing a second job change grants 10 Star Pacts. You can first change to a non-target job to receive 10 draws, then change back to the target job to get another 10, doubling the rewards. For example, if you want to play as a Sage, you can first change to a Sorcerer, then back to Sage, easily getting 20 free draws.

Prepare Backup Equipment: Monsters deal physical and elemental damage, so it's recommended to prepare two sets of resistance equipment. Although there might be a slight decrease in combat power, it can effectively help in challenging higher-level monsters.

Choose Stat Effects Wisely: In the early stages, "Effect Hit Rate" and "Effect Resistance" are not very meaningful. Sometimes, high-power equipment can be counterproductive, like a mage using a staff with physical mastery, which serves no purpose.

Reasonable Use of Time Crystals: It's suggested to use them when there are only unbeatable monsters left in the current map. The best time to use them is after entering the Land of Ze, where the resource return is the highest, and you won't waste upgrade experience.

Resource Planning Suggestions:

Morning Star Usage Suggestions:

Normal Dungeon Rewards: The additional two dungeon rewards per day (totaling 250 Morning Stars) must be purchased, as they offer extremely high value for money.

Equipment Enhancement: It's suggested to buy two 60 Morning Star Iron Hammers daily. Enhancing equipment levels is key to unlocking slots and increasing combat power, and the later gem system heavily relies on enhancement levels.

Skill Enhancement: In the early stages, the resource pressure is not significant, so you can decide whether to invest based on your main skills.

Treasure Store: Some items have good value for money, and you can buy them without hesitation if you find suitable ones.

Skill Draws: Before changing jobs, feel free to use Morning Stars for skill draws. Even if you have bad luck initially, you'll still encounter bottlenecks during the third job transition. It's better to invest early for higher returns rather than hoarding them.

Ancient Relics System and Skill Selection:

Ancient Relic Draws: Unlocks at level 30. Initially, it's suggested to prioritize skill draws until the class level requirements are met, then consider investing in the Ancient Relics system. Try to wait until the Land of Mountains opens before drawing, as the new pool has a higher chance of new, more practical relics. Especially in the fifth area of the Land of Mountains, where monster strength is high, reasonably upgrading relic levels can effectively alleviate bottlenecks.

Self-Selection Skill Chests: It's suggested not to use them immediately. Wait until you meet the class level requirements but lack a crucial skill, which can significantly shorten the job change time. If you already have the skill, choose based on personal preference. To be absolutely sure, you can also ask experienced players for advice in the world chat.

Hero Emblems and Fate Fruits: It's suggested to use them after drawing a large number of ancient relics, specifically to complete sets that are missing just one piece, which is the most efficient way.

The above content covers the detailed guide for beginners in Sword Legend. The early game rhythm is not complex, but mastering the timing of key resource usage, and reasonably arranging skills and equipment, can provide a good gaming experience even for non-paying or low-spending players.