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	==== Accessory Enhancement ====		==== Accessory Enhancement ====
	* [[~~Clothing~~#Accessories\|Accessories (Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings and ''some'' Digivices)]] can typically be enhanced and/or changed using 3 items:		* [[Equipment#Accessories\|Accessories (Earrings, Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings and ''some'' Digivices)]] can typically be enhanced and/or changed using 3 items:
	** Option Change Stone (OCS) - This will re-roll the stat options on a piece of gear. Up to 3 stats can be "locked", but the stone cost of rerolling increases proportionally.		** Option Change Stone (OCS) - This will re-roll the stat options on a piece of gear. Up to 3 stats can be "locked", but the stone cost of rerolling increases proportionally.
	** Number Change Stone (NCS) - This will re-roll the stat number of a chosen stat option on a piece of gear. Thanks to DMW-exclusive Quality of Life, a stat number will ''not'' go down when re-rolled, but also is not guaranteed to go up.		** Number Change Stone (NCS) - This will re-roll the stat number of a chosen stat option on a piece of gear. Thanks to DMW-exclusive Quality of Life, a stat number will ''not'' go down when re-rolled, but also is not guaranteed to go up.

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Picking Your Class

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	** Cons: Cannot skip without high damage, More "Focus" stats on gear (Basic Attribute, Critical Damage, Hit Rate, Attack, Critical [If severely lacking]) means a sacrifice on HP otherwise lowering total damage, high damage parties will sometimes refuse for early-midgame content (Can be circumvented by forming your own party)		** Cons: Cannot skip without high damage, More "Focus" stats on gear (Basic Attribute, Critical Damage, Hit Rate, Attack, Critical [If severely lacking]) means a sacrifice on HP otherwise lowering total damage, high damage parties will sometimes refuse for early-midgame content (Can be circumvented by forming your own party)


			If you're unsure of which class you should play, you should ultimately pick the class that has your favorite (or several of your favorite) digimon. All of the tags above link to the different Class category pages on the Wiki, so you can see which digimon fall under what class.

	And with that comes the final question: You want to play as X class, so what tamer and partner digimon should you pick?		And with that comes the final question: You want to play as X class, so what tamer and partner digimon should you pick?

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	* [[Stage Of Clown]] (Pied DG)		* [[Stage Of Clown]] (Pied DG)
	** The fourth of the 5 Spiral Mountain dungeons.		** The fourth of the 5 Spiral Mountain dungeons.
	** You can craft passes for Pied DG by using 200 Nightmare Essence at the ~~_insert NPC name here_~~ NPC at the Top of a Nightmare. Nightmare Essence is dropped by any mob on the Top of a Nightmare map of Spiral Mountain.		** You can craft passes for Pied DG by using 200 Nightmare Essence at the Angeowomon NPC at the Top of a Nightmare. Nightmare Essence is dropped by any mob on the Top of a Nightmare map of Spiral Mountain.
	* [[Odaiba Park]] (OMM DG)		* [[Odaiba Park]] (OMM DG)
	** The hardest permanent dungeon in the game, at the moment. It is a required to complete this dungeon twice to earn the Photon Spreads items needed to craft [[Omegamon Merciful Mode]]'s Evolution Item box.		** The hardest permanent dungeon in the game, at the moment. It is a required to complete this dungeon twice to earn the Photon Spreads items needed to craft [[Omegamon Merciful Mode]]'s Evolution Item box.

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	**** Sometimes the Ebemon fail to spawn. If that occurs, continue attacking Millenniummon.		**** Sometimes the Ebemon fail to spawn. If that occurs, continue attacking Millenniummon.

	* [[Royal Base Hard\|Royal Base [Hard]]] (RBH)		* Run [[Royal Base (Hard)\|Royal Base [Hard]]] (RBH)
	** You can craft RBH passes by using 100 Warp Energy [Hard] at the Magnamon X NPC at Versandi Terminal. Warp Energy [Hard] can be farmed at any mob on the Versandi Terminal map.		** You can craft RBH passes by using 100 Warp Energy [Hard] at the Magnamon X NPC at Versandi Terminal. Warp Energy [Hard] can be farmed at any mob on the Versandi Terminal map.
	** This dungeon drops all the required materials for the Royal : Yggdrasil Bracelet. For SK, this upgrade is very miniscule however, for TK and AA, it is a pretty noticeable increase. The Ultimate Upgrade for the Yggdrasil Bracelet is also a requirement for the Clown Bracelet of the Spiral Gear set.		** This dungeon drops all the required materials for the Royal : Yggdrasil Bracelet. For SK, this upgrade is very miniscule however, for TK and AA, it is a pretty noticeable increase. The Ultimate Upgrade for the Yggdrasil Bracelet is also a requirement for the Clown Bracelet of the Spiral Gear set.

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	And with that comes the final question: You want to play as X class, so what tamer and partner digimon should you pick?		And with that comes the final question: You want to play as X class, so what tamer and partner digimon should you pick?
	* If you decide to play as a SK DPS, fortunately your early game tamer doesn't matter. However, I recommend Yoshino due to her tamer skill (Protection) being a 'Get-Out-Of-Big-Damage-Free' Card and may prove useful. As a starter, you should choose Gaomon.		* If you decide to play as a SK DPS, fortunately your early game tamer doesn't matter. However, I recommend Yoshino due to her tamer skill (Protection) being a 'Get-Out-Of-Big-Damage-Free' Card and may prove useful. As a starter, you should choose Gaomon.
	* If you decide to run as an AA DPS, you should run Keenan Crier as your first Tamer. His Tamer Skill, "Shock", gives a Critical Damage increase that'll prove strong as an early game AA. For your digimon partner, you'll want to pick ~~Rosemon~~.		* If you decide to run as an AA DPS, you should run Keenan Crier as your first Tamer. His Tamer Skill, "Shock", gives a Critical Damage increase that'll prove strong as an early game AA. For your digimon partner, you'll want to pick Lalamon.
	* If you want to go as a Tank, you should go for Yoshino. As mentioned prior, her Protection skill is an indispensible tool for any class, however as a tank even moreso due to the HP check mechanics that are often thrown your way (Also known as 'Tank Busters'). There's also the added bonus of a 10% base defense increase due to her passive skills. As far as starters go, none of them benefit the tank class, thus you can freely choose any of them. Once you've finished the tutorial, you will have no reason to keep using them as you will receive your first ''real'' Tank digimon at that point.		* If you want to go as a Tank, you should go for Yoshino. As mentioned prior, her Protection skill is an indispensible tool for any class, however as a tank even moreso due to the HP check mechanics that are often thrown your way (Also known as 'Tank Busters'). There's also the added bonus of a 10% base defense increase due to her passive skills. As far as starters go, none of them benefit the tank class, thus you can freely choose any of them. Once you've finished the tutorial, you will have no reason to keep using them as you will receive your first ''real'' Tank digimon at that point.

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	** By the end of the Glacier Questline, you should have all of Tsunomon's quests complete and move onto Gabumon's. At this point, you should have at least 15 Challenge Coins.		** By the end of the Glacier Questline, you should have all of Tsunomon's quests complete and move onto Gabumon's. At this point, you should have at least 15 Challenge Coins.
	*** Head back to DMW Village and behind the Novice Challenge NPCs, you should find a Taichi NPC. Talk to him and exchange 15 Challenge Coins for the digiegg of the remaining starter digimon for your class in the DigiEgg Exchange:		*** Head back to DMW Village and behind the Novice Challenge NPCs, you should find a Taichi NPC. Talk to him and exchange 15 Challenge Coins for the digiegg of the remaining starter digimon for your class in the DigiEgg Exchange:
	**** AA: ~~ShineGreymon~~		**** AA: Agumon (S)
	**** SK: ~~Gaomon~~		**** SK: Falcomon
	**** TA: Don't worry about getting the second starter. Instead, trade for BM DigiEgg/Jogress DigiEgg Exchange Tickets and get the eggs required for your decks.		**** TA: Don't worry about getting the second starter. Instead, trade for BM DigiEgg/Jogress DigiEgg Exchange Tickets and get the eggs required for your decks.
	* Start the Digimon Maze questline through the "Commander's Urgent Summon" quest and progress through the Digimon Maze. There are a lot of quests with repetitive tasks, so don't forget to take a break every now and again. If Maze is too much, it isn't a bad idea to skip ahead to Server Continent and come back to Maze to progress it further.		* Start the Digimon Maze questline through the "Commander's Urgent Summon" quest and progress through the Digimon Maze. There are a lot of quests with repetitive tasks, so don't forget to take a break every now and again. If Maze is too much, it isn't a bad idea to skip ahead to Server Continent and come back to Maze to progress it further.

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	** While you can certainly go for seals for the other stats, you shouldn't feel obligated to do so until you are far enough.		** While you can certainly go for seals for the other stats, you shouldn't feel obligated to do so until you are far enough.
	* A big part of your damage/tanking ability, besides your gear, comes from your active deck. (What are decks? [[Deck System\|Here's a wiki page]])		* A big part of your damage/tanking ability, besides your gear, comes from your active deck. (What are decks? [[Deck System\|Here's a wiki page]])
	** ~~Here's~~ a ~~provided [https://discord.com/channels/1371914476424527963/1403899517320822936/1403899517320822936/~~ guideline] for deck progression based on ease and the benefits it provides to your class		** At the bottom of this guide, there is a guideline for deck progression based on ease and the benefits it provides to your class
	*** Before you begin running content, you should at least have Omega (as SK) or Main Characters of the adventure (for AA) unlocked and equipped. For Tanks, you don't necessarily have to focus on your deck just yet. Due to Tank scaling, most tanks with a modest amount of investment in seals, Xunawumon gear, and the Brick Wall deck (potentially a worse deck) are immediately able to do up to Berserk Arena.		*** Before you begin running content, you should at least have Omega (as SK) or Main Characters of the adventure (for AA) unlocked and equipped. For Tanks, you don't necessarily have to focus on your deck just yet. Due to Tank scaling, most tanks with a modest amount of investment in seals, Xunawumon gear, and the Brick Wall deck (potentially a worse deck) are immediately able to do up to Berserk Arena.
	** As you quest, you should come across many DigiEggs, some of which are needed for your class's decks. Don't be afraid to farm some eggs and their hatch data.		** As you quest, you should come across many DigiEggs, some of which are needed for your class's decks. Don't be afraid to farm some eggs and their hatch data.

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Pre-Early Game

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	** You should also take the time to run back to the PawnChessmon W NPC at DATS and grab the reward from both Glacier Area completion and Maze Completion: A Growth Fruit [Savers]. This will bump up your second starter to 125%, giving them access to Transcendence once you've got the materials.		** You should also take the time to run back to the PawnChessmon W NPC at DATS and grab the reward from both Glacier Area completion and Maze Completion: A Growth Fruit [Savers]. This will bump up your second starter to 125%, giving them access to Transcendence once you've got the materials.
	* If you haven't already, continue on from File island to the Server Continent questline. This questline is pretty straightforward and should be pretty easy to complete with a level 100+ Digimon. By the end of this questline, either your first starter or your journey digimon (potentially both) should be level 120 or close to.		* If you haven't already, continue on from File island to the Server Continent questline. This questline is pretty straightforward and should be pretty easy to complete with a level 100+ Digimon. By the end of this questline, either your first starter or your journey digimon (potentially both) should be level 120 or close to.
	** Once you're at the Server Continent ~~Desert~~ map, you can start the [[Guide:Susanoomon Farm\|farm]] for [[Spirit System\|Susanoomon]]. For AA, this is the VA SSS that can complete your trifecta, if you don't want to use ShineGreymon Golden. For SK and TA, getting Susanoomon is just a stepping stone/pre-requisite for a later digi required: [[Advanced Spirit System\|Susanoomon Shin]]. For SK, Susanoomon Shin is the F2P VA SSS+ Option you'll likely have to use. For TA, Susanoomon Shin is a requirement for your decks.		** Once you're at the Server Continent Pyramid map, you can start the [[Guide:Susanoomon Farm\|farm]] for [[Spirit System\|Susanoomon]]. For AA, this is the VA SSS that can complete your trifecta, if you don't want to use ShineGreymon Golden. For SK and TA, getting Susanoomon is just a stepping stone/pre-requisite for a later digi required: [[Advanced Spirit System\|Susanoomon Shin]]. For SK, Susanoomon Shin is the F2P VA SSS+ Option you'll likely have to use. For TA, Susanoomon Shin is a requirement for your decks.
	** Unlike DMO, DMW has multiple free ways of obtaining books. You can get pre-made books from the Spirit Boxes that drop from the Susanoomon Raid mentioned in the farm guide. You can also craft them by getting a Page of Knowledge 1, 2 and 3 then, bringing the pages to the [[Digitamamon (Item Make)\|Digitamamon NPC]] at DATS.		** Unlike DMO, DMW has multiple free ways of obtaining books. You can get pre-made books from the Spirit Boxes that drop from the Susanoomon Raid mentioned in the farm guide. You can also craft them by getting a Page of Knowledge 1, 2 and 3 then, bringing the pages to the [[Digitamamon (Item Make)\|Digitamamon NPC]] at DATS.
	** If you're still paying attention to the Novice Questline, you should be able to complete Koromon's Challenge - 4 and push onwards right up to Greymon's Challenge - 1.		** If you're still paying attention to the Novice Questline, you should be able to complete Koromon's Challenge - 4 and push onwards right up to Greymon's Challenge - 1.

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	Are you a new player that absolutely hates the idea of having to farm for money just to actually do content? Do you want to play the game to get stronger, even though it might take longer and be less optimal than other ways of playing? Well, this guide is for you! ''Brought to you by SJ (aka SJ_XIII in-game)'' <br>		Are you a new player that absolutely hates the idea of having to farm for money just to actually do content? Do you want to play the game to get stronger, even though it might take longer and be less optimal than other ways of playing? Well, this guide is for you! ''Brought to you by SJ (aka SJ_XIII in-game)'' <br>


	Important Notes Before Reading:		Important Notes Before Reading:

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			<div style="margin-bottom: .5em; float: none; float: right; margin-left:2em;"> __TOC__ </div>
	Are you a new player that absolutely hates the idea of having to farm for money just to actually do content? Do you want to play the game to get stronger, even though it might take longer and be less optimal than other ways of playing? Well, this guide is for you! ''Brought to you by SJ (aka SJ_XIII in-game)'' <br>		Are you a new player that absolutely hates the idea of having to farm for money just to actually do content? Do you want to play the game to get stronger, even though it might take longer and be less optimal than other ways of playing? Well, this guide is for you! ''Brought to you by SJ (aka SJ_XIII in-game)'' <br>

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	Important Notes Before Reading:		Important Notes Before Reading: