When it comes to dungeons, it's very important to know what the minimum requirements are in order to complete them without any problems. And one of our most frequently asked questions is: How much HP do I need to go into a dungeon? So that's why we're working on this series of guides in which we'll be covering the requirements for the most important dungeons in Prologic Flyff, which we hope will be helpful for our new players! In this guide we'll cover what the minimum HP recommended for each dungeon would be and other tips and information that are important to keep in mind for each of these dungeons! We'll start from the most basic dungeons with the lowest requirements and then we'll increase the difficulty! (Ultimate Weapon Dungeons will not be taken into account in this guide since most of them can be completed without much trouble with just being 150 Hero)     Clockworks Dungeon: We start this guide with the Clockworks dungeon, designed for collecting S, R, 8% and 10% cards. For this instance, it is recommended if you are a beginner to go with at least 300k HP, taking into account that your damage is not very high that would be the recommendation, however; if you have considerable damage (Baruna Weapon with PVE Runes, PVE Set, Set +20, Base Awakes, Jewelry +20 and among other upgrades) Clockworks can easily be done with up to even 200k HP, even with much less for those more experienced and end-game equipment! But the general recommendation for our beginners would be an average of 300k-400k HP Among other tips/requirements for Clockworks: Rebirth 10 (for more life and defense), A and 7% Cards, Lusaka Jewels +20, Ultimate Weapon with PVE Diamonds (Or Baruna Weapon with PVE Runes), Status Pet, Molten Potion, Join a Party with Skills, Some Awakes, among others.     Behemoth Dungeon: Next we have the Ankou dungeon (Behemoth), in this dungeon you can collect the famous Baruna weapons to increase your power. This scene, along with Clockworks and Goldheart (which we'll see later), are without a doubt the 3 easiest to complete on the Prologic Flyff Dungeons list, however, I consider that it would be a bit ahead of Clockworks because this dungeon is a kind of labyrinth where you have to destroy totems and handle the attacks of multiple mobs, which adds a little extra difficulty in relation to the Clockwork dungeon. My recommendation for beginners would be a slightly higher average than Clockworks, with 400-500k HP to be safe. And like all the dungeons on this list: the most experienced can complete this dungeon with much less HP! Other Tips to complete Behemoth: Join a party with skills, A Cards and 7%, Molten Potion, Lusaka Jewels +20, Baruna/Ultimate Weapon with Diamonds or PVE Runes, Raised Pet.     Goldheart Lair: This time we find the perfect dungeon for farming perins, this dungeon would be a little ahead in difficulty compared to the previous 2, since you will have to kill several mini bosses and tank the attacks of many mobs, despite that; it is still one of the easiest to complete in Prologic Flyff. The recommendation for beginners would be an average equal to Behemoth: 400-600k HP to be able to complete this dungeon, taking into account that you are not a high damage player. Among other recommendations for this dungeon: Rebirth 10, Baruna Set +20, Perfect Pet, Accessories +20, A-S Cards, Basic Awakes.     And with Goldheart we finish this guide of the most basic dungeons in Prologic Flyff, which if you are a beginner you should keep in mind that these are the easiest and the ones you will need to do first, since the following dungeons are a step ahead in terms of difficulty. See you in the next guide FlyFFers, in which we will cover the following dungeons: Contaminated Dungeon, Maximus Dungeon, Kalgas Dungeon, Kheldor Dungeon and Coliseum!   

As you can see, there are many features in game to help you in your journey. One of them is the GUILD HOUSE FURNITURE. If you are a newcomer, you may look yourself for a guild to join through the Prologic Systems options.
To access this option, click on START at the lower left corner of your screen, click on Prologic Systems and then click on Guild Finder, as the first screen shot below explains. Once the window is open, you will see a list of these guilds that allow auto-join, aside of the following information: Guild Leader, Guild Level, how many members, and, finally, the information about the Furniture, as the second screen shot below. If any of the listed guilds has active furniture, there will be a number showing how many furniture they have active. Otherwise, if you don’t see any number, it means the listed guilds have not active furniture. However, it’s still useful to join them due to two reasons: first, you will meet new friends and, secondly, you will receive the Guild Buff, as the third screen below shows. You can join the guild by clicking on JOIN. Once inside, if you want to leave the guild by any reason, just press the letter G, click on Member tab, find your own name, use the right button of your mouse then choose LEAVE GUILD. If you leave a guild, you don’t need to wait any minutes to join other guild or rejoin the guild you just left.   Reminder: if there’s Guild Siege underway, you have to wait it to end to be able to join any guild.     Credits to Lucas for originally posting this guide in our Discord's guides section   

If you’re trying to level up your own pet and if you are planning to make it a perfect pet, here is what you must know! When your pet reaches level C, even if it does not get a number 3 (the max of this level), don’t change anything. Just level it up straight to level B. Now, if you get anything except 1/3/5 on its following levels, you have to rework the levels in terms of pursuing the perfection. Here you will need one specific scroll named Chance of the Pet Tamer, which can be bought in the [Red Chip Trader] NPC or obtained through collection. The scroll will rework the past and the current level of your pet, redistributing the amount of the stats its giving to you. This is why you don’t have to worry if your level C pet is not giving you its max stats. And this is also the reason you are not supposed to use this scroll in level C if your pet has 1/3/x stats given. The Chance of the Pet Tamer scroll only works from level B to S, since it will affect the current and the past level of your pet. Once you reach the level S and your pet already has a 1/3/5/X/X level, you will still use this scroll to get the 7 on the level A. You may have a luck to get, at the same time, the 9 on the level S. However, if you already got your pet to 1/3/5/7/x, now it’s turn to get the 9 on the level S. Now you will have to use the Blessing of the Pet Tamer scroll, which you can purchase in the [Red Chips Trader] NPC. The scroll will delevel your pet back to 99,99% of the exactly previous level. If you use it on level S, your pet will return to level A with 99,99%, and so on. So be careful to use it once per time, because if your pet is Level S and mistakenly you click twice on the scroll, it will return to level B and your level A will be gone, so you will have to rework it again to get 7 on the level S. Once you deleveled your pet back to the previous level, remake the quest in the [Pet Tamer] NPC until you get a 9 on the level S.   Credits to Lucas for originally posting this guide on our Discord server in the guides section. 

There is an item named Blessing of the Goddess (usually known as BOGs). You can get it through collection or from website, and it does add random stats on your fashion parts, like cloak, mask and sets. Every time you use a BOGs, it will give you a random stat, and the most used stats in Prologic Flyff are the following: increased critical damage, INT, STA, STR and MP. Usually, slayers, crackshooters, 1v1 FMs, 1v1 Templars and PVE Harlequins aim to get Increased Critical Damage on their gear, and it’s not different when it comes to fashion parts. Arcanists, mentalists, seraphs and tank classes uses to aim for STA. Arcanists and mentalists also aim for INT. Asal FMs usually goes for MP and HOP Harlequins for STR. The max stats you can get using a BOGs, in terms of the stats above, are the following:
STR/STA/INT = +7
ICD = +7%
MP = +150
  To improve your fashion power, you can combine your fashion parts to increase the amount of stats you have each, just like the image below. To create a 3x lines fashion part, you have to do the following (read the whole instructions first, including the reminders): Use a BOG on a fashion part (cloak/mask, parts) until you get a max stat (read above the max stats list) – or you can buy it in Saint Morning Repeat the first step until you get three parts with the max stat you want (Ex.: 3x hairs with +7 STA) (or just buy three pieces) (Obs.: It DOESN’T MATTER if the fashion parts are female or male, you can use any) Bring the set where you aim to put the stats on to the [Fashion Composer] Nerupha NPC, which is located in [Town] Eastern Flarine center (Press ‘’V’’ then teleport to the second place in the list) Choose the option Fashion Combination, it will open the following screen below On the left column, under the word Keep, you have to put your final fashion set or parts (like PVE Brutal Set, normal Brutal Set or FV-13 Set, as example) On the right column, under the word Lose, you have to put the random fashion part which has the stat When you press START, the stat from your random fashion part will be transferred for your main fashion part. Your random fashion part will not be deleted Repeat the steps until you get three lines Reminder number one: you don’t need any security scroll because the process has a 100% success rate. Reminder number two: your cloak and your mask only allow one line of stat, so you better use the BOGs on your final mask/cloak or just buy your final mask/cloak already blessed. Reminder number three: your random fashion part can be of any gender, which means it doesn’t affect your combination if your final set is Male and your random fashion part is Female and vice-versa.   Credits to Lucas for originally posting this guide in our Discord's guides section     

Another feature that will help you in your journey in Prologic Flyff is the HOUSE FURNITURE. You can enter your own house by going to Center of Flaris and meeting the NPC named [Housing Specialist] Charlie and clicking in ENTER HOUSE option as the first image below. It can be bought in Red Chips Trader NPC. There are many types of furniture you can buy, and you can choose them based on your class, since each of them gives you a different stat. After you buy the furniture you want, take the following steps: Double-click on it on your inventory Enter your house by meeting the [House Specialist] Charlie Press the letter Y, click on the furniture on the first small window, then click on INSTALL The floor and the wallpaper furniture will be automatically installed on your house, while the other types of furniture you will have to choose the place exactly where you want to install them The furniture will last 15 days since the moment you activate it on your inventory Reminder number 1: You can only use one kind of furniture each time, what means you can only INSTALL one bed, one dresser, one drawer, one floor, one wallpaper, one sofa, one wardrobe per time. Reminder number 2: If by any chance you install the wrong furniture you don’t want, just press Y, select the furniture you want to delete and click on REMOVE. Reminder number 3: If you only activate the furniture on your inventory but you don’t install it on your house, it will not give you the stats.   Credits to Lucas for originally posting this guide in our Discord's guides section!