I don't know what to do

I've joined the server yesterday and I would like to find out what could I do after or even while I'm doing quests. I really would like to know more about the sets and armor. (i play skyblock so i do know some rpg thingies)

 

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irst off, w skybnlock player, how much nw u got?

Second, in the content book there are things called caves, they are like mini dungeons where you run through and kill mobs and do a task to get pretty good loot and xp. also, try using /pfinder. i find playing wynncraft with people is much more fun. And if u like socializing, joining a guild is def a great idea. Theres many things to do, but dont feel pressuired to do anything right away. play how you like and explore as much as you want


lmk if u wanna to mm7

 

Your content book has pretty much everything. I'm assuming you're low level, so the non-quest activities available to you are primarily World Events, Caves, and Secret Discoveries.

Wynncraft's armor system is largely does not have "sets". You use which pieces work to produce the build you wish to create, with individual items having specific stats (known as 'identifications' or 'ids' for short). There is a set bonus system, where certain combined items will provide a bonus for using them, but most items with set bonuses are not full gearsets, or even four armor pieces.

 

When she says there are set bonuses, it's worth qualifying that there exceptionally few pieces of gear that that applies to; fewer than 200 according to Wynnbuilder (a popular community-made website that allows you to plug in different items and skills to see how different builds compare, along with a handy item lookup feature). That might sounds like a lot, but there are well over 2000 unique items (more than double that actually), so that's talking about a single-digit percentage of items. Those are the aptly named set items (a rarity tier that is going away in the upcoming update apparently?) that you'll find, but on the whole, most items you find will not be (there are also a few anti-set items that are not labeled as such, but that give penalties when multiple pieces are worn together; mostly powerful lategame sets where the player is only intended to be able to get one piece per character anyway).

Generally speaking, it's better to just build using items that have some level of synergy; e.g. using multiple items that give water damage bonuses and spellcasting bonuses in order to make a build that does exceptionally well with spells that do water damage. You can absolutely optimize that to an insane degree and come up with some really strange gear combos.

As for what to do, have fun. It's an open-world, free-progression game, where you can really decide what you want to do and only a few things will be locked behind quests/level (mainly just other quests). I would generally recommend doing what's in your questbook, and exploring as much or as little as you like. It's especially worth noting that if you aren't interested in professions, just don't do them. They're completely optional and only really there for people who enjoy the grind.

 

You seem to know a lot so also how does the (I don't remember the name) but the item upgrades that say something like adds water damage or fire damage. How do I add those to items? "Skipped the tutorial"

 

What do you mean? Powders? They add the raw amount list on the powder, plus they convert a portion of the neutral damage on the weapon to that element. They can be added at powder masters, until the next update at which point that will apparently be changing.