Landing on any town that doesnt already have a monster in it will summon one to it, giving you EXP equal to the monsters EXP when defeated, the monsters summoned are the same types to previously occupy the towns, so going for continents opened up later rather then earlier will net larger EXP gains. If you do manage to engage anyone in battle though, you have two options, kill them outright or use delete, killing them outright will ensure you can destroy all of their money, items, field magic or one piece of equipment at your leisure, but they are now dead and will remain so for awhile(unless they decide for some strange reason to pay for immediate resurrection if offered) which makes the other option delete so something to consider, delete will without fail randomly destroy a piece of gear, all money, all items, all field magic, or invade a town they own with a monster, however the true downside of this is that you will not be ending combat by doing this, and every turn you begin in combat is a turn you lose potential Dark Art points since the Dark Art Spinner does not spin while in combat. The three things you can do most effectively is destroy important and/or rare equipment your opponents possess, summon minions into towns to gain EXP, and place traps on the field.Įngaging in combat against another player is the most obvious thing Darkling will do, most players will avoid conflict fervently to protect their most valuable gear from being destroyed, so actually engaging a player in combat is highly unlikely, the when and how you become Darkling is what largely dictates if you can even engage a player to begin with, otherwise most players will within moments run to the nearest shop selling vanish and buy 3-4 of them to remain unassailable for your two week rampage.
Your true objective is to deal some substantial damage to your opponents while also letting yourself catch up/get ahead in levels, its not until late game that taking towns to win them back after Darkling is over matters since first place can change at the drop of a hat at any time. The one flaw is that due to your SP stat, you have a low hit rate.Īdded by Supperman88 Playing As Darkling Primary Objective When you have run out of Deathblocks, use the reveal if it your turn. Let the Deathblocks help you, and hope the Darkling doesn't use Delete and delete your Items. Use Soul Fire as soon as you get the chance. Down, if it hits, is good as well, due primarily to reduced HP and DF. A 5 Spinner/Super Spinner helps, and a Sleepy Time would be amazing, as it gives you turns to set up. If you have Soul Fire, all you really need is 1 Reveal, and 3 Deathblocks. The easiest way, use reveal then escape, or else you should have a deathblock or a revival then escape. Most likely they will choose Super Bounce.
NOTE: If you put the Darkling to Sleep, STRIKE AWAY if your SP and AT are close to his SP and DF If you are a Ninja, you can use Magic Medicine and Super Spinner. If you are a Magician, you can use Down and Sleepy Time.
Obviously, if you are a Hero, you can use 1 Field Magic and 1 Item, such as the Super/5 Spinner and the Down.
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