the journey of a Saint

greetings~
my name is Raphiel, I'm a legendary player

I'm not very active, or at least not these days... I really can't be so active since I am busy with better things. anyway, I'd like to introduce you to "The Blueprints"

and so it begins....

also, this is an inspirational guideline for mages,
if you wish to rise to the challenge, I wish you good luck to you as well!



the rule:
Time is key, time is golden.

 

we're starting with the shields, as that is the dice I rolled on.

 

54+

they're rare and no one farms them.. unless I do

 

5 slots or 7 slots, doesn't matter.
Element Pierces are not Gold Emerald Earrings.

 

OK, maybe typo.
I'll find an extra INT for it somehow

 

was gone for mostly 3 years, but would log on actively on occasion to play a solid 1-3 months

 

yeah let's do that instead

alrighty, everybody, as suggested by @Akash.
we're starting off with Purple Adventure Capes instead!

 

I'll most likely rely on selling leech on my day off, which is 1~2 days out of the week. I'll probably farm some night foxie afterward. I can get approximately 1,200 dark cloud fox tails/hour
it will take a while to acquire the funding.
I could also generate some mesos on small-bite projects, scrolling some int pieces of equipment. it, however, will come with risks.

I think once I get the ball rolling, I can piggyback off the failed attempts and sell those to fund the following projects and so on. For example, if I successfully land a chaos scroll on a 3/3 int+matt 6 slots BWGs but it so happens to land 7/8 I will have to sell. the key is to shift the focus to the next item afterward because time is limited, I have to move forward and then come back to an earlier project. The reason is so I can keep building the basis of equipment as I continue, because of that the efforts won't go in vain.

 

[hours of Dark Cloud fox] :1
[bwg] :1x
[gach] :6x used but *nothing noteworthy* to share

that actually took 1hr and 7 mins, at 1hr I had ~1050 so I closed the gap with a few extra mins.

so give or take, 1000+ tails/ per hour, not exactly 1200