Tips and Tricks: Chapter 1

Get the most out of Chapter 1 in Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom! Learn essential tips on collecting materials, using Waystones, managing equipment, and optimizing your kingdom's currency.

Alright, let's dive into the early days of your adventure in Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom. Chapter 1 might seem straightforward, but there are a few key things to keep in mind that will make your journey much smoother. Think of these as little nudges from a friend who's already been through it!

Tips and Tricks

• Seriously, pick up every single sparkle you see. They're not just for show; they give you materials that you'll absolutely need later. This is super important, especially when you enter a new area with fresh items lying around. Don't skip them!
• Keep an eye out for Waystones (those are your save points) and Trip Doors. Waystones fully restore your HP and MP when you interact with them, which is a lifesaver. Trip Doors are basically fast travel points, making it way less of a hassle to get around the world.
• You'll find a lot of equipment just by defeating enemies, opening chests, and completing Tainted Monster encounters. Because of this, you really don't need to spend your hard-earned Gold on new gear at shops. They don't offer much that's unique anyway. If you're running low on healing items, your own kingdom is the best place to stock up.
• Always keep track of your weapons and armor. Some characters can share equipment, so you might find yourself passing down gear. Once you start getting a bigger party, think about setting up an active group where each member uses a different type of weapon (melee and ranged).
• When your kingdom is up and running, you'll notice it uses a special currency called Kingsguilder (KG). This is crucial for almost everything related to building and upgrading. Make sure you upgrade your coffers early on to increase how much KG you can hold.
• Once you unlock the Tactic Tweaker, focus on the 'Spoils' section in the bottom left corner first. This is a huge help because it boosts your experience and Guilders, makes enemies drop rarer materials, and even gives you more equipment.