Teon: Revelation Beginner Guide

Teon: Revelation provides decent RPG gameplay where you need to hunt monsters and play the story-type quests to progress. But aside from a very loud walking noise, how do you actually progress in the game without breaking your back? This Teon: Revelation Beginner Guide aims to provide you with the best tips & tricks to progress through your gameplay.

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Ideal Class for Beginners

The first natural question that comes to our mind is, "Which class is ideal for beginners?" For starters, there are four main classes in the game, and each of them provides you with a unique gameplay experience. As beginners, we must be cautious and strategically choose our character. 

●Knights: Knights are fearless warriors on the front lines, and they're built to not only absorb damage and share with their allies but also inflict a decent amount of damage to opponents. For beginners, Knights offer the best experience due to its smaller learning curve. Their high defense also means that they won't instantly end your adventure, while giving you some time to understand the combat. 

●Elves: These are nature's archers, having elemental magic for amazing ranged attacks. Even though their attack is unique, they still require careful positioning and timing to be lethal against opponents. 

●Royals: These are natural leaders who lead their teams against darkness. They are fantastic for support while also shining in attack. However, the magic is where they fall off hard, so if you are looking for brutal hand-to-hand combat with decent defense, then the Royals are the perfect pick for you. 

●Mages: Mages are perfect in arcane arts while delivering explosive magical damage in battles. Their fragility remains because their defense is not ideal, so if you position them too close to the enemies, they might die more quickly. 

If you are a beginner, knights are still the top recommendation. Their durability is unmatched, and their attacking abilities are decent, too. They will also provide a strong support role for the team. 

Don't Ignore the NPCs 

A huge mistake that most beginners make is that they start ignoring the NPCs in the game. You should know that NPCs provide the most side quests in Teon: Revelation. Even though you should mainly focus on the main quest, whenever you see an NPC in your free time, you should definitely go and talk to them. 

Sometimes these missions will give you important loot, while on the other hand, they might also unlock important content or features in the game. For example, very early in the game, you unlock auto-potion by talking to one of the NPCs. 

But as you progress in the game later on, you will see that the game will start giving you too much content to focus on. Then, it will be your choice which NPC to talk to. The best part of this game is that you can talk to most NPCs, and each of them will have something essential for you to do. 

Using Auto Assistance to the Maximum

As you go through the tutorial, you will unlock a feature called "Assistance." With this feature, players don't even need to touch the screen, as the character will walk and fight on his own. However, as soon as you close the game, this feature can be disabled, and your progress won't continue. 

This allows you to progress as much as you want without having to hurt your gameplay. So even if you're busy or want to do something else on your phone, the character will keep progressing in the background. 

Point Allocation System in Teon: Revelation

To become the master of the game, we must understand the point allocation system in Teon: Revelation. Each class requires specific stats that maximize its potential. 

In the game, we have:

●Strength (basically the physical damage and melee power)

●Dexterity (boosts attack speed, critical hit chances, and evasion)

●Intelligence (perfect for scaling the magical damage)

●Constitution (raises health points and physical defense)

●Wisdom (increases mana pool, mana regeneration, and magical defense)

●Charisma (influences leadership bonuses and provides team buffs)

But even with the understanding of these point allocation systems, we might not know which character to focus on. First, knights should heavily focus on strength and constitution, making it a 60-40 split. This would favor strength for damage output while having enough constitution to fulfill the tank role. 

Elves should have dexterity as their primary stat, with 70% of points here. The remaining 30% you can split between constitution and wisdom. This will allow maximum survivability while also giving you mana sustain for an extended period of time. 

Next up, mages required both INT and WIS equally. You should do a 50 by 50 distribution because intelligence will amplify the spell damage, while we still give you better mana. Lastly, Royals need the perfect balanced approach with:

1.40% Int

2.35% Wiz

3.25% Charisma

With that, our stat distribution has ended. 

Hunt Monsters on a Team

Hunting monsters solo might be straightforward, but you should know that teamplay offers significant rewards that you might not get otherwise. Just think of it like this: the experience bonus system rewards cooperative gameplay, with each party member getting a 4% XP boost, stacking up to 16% with a full team. 

Compared to solo grinding, this increases your leveling speed considerably compared to solo grinding. Moreover, if you have Royal as the team leader, it unlocks an additional 4% bonus, while pushing the maximum boost to 20 overall. 

Final Verdict

And that's it for the perfect Teon: Revelation beginner guide you can find on the internet. By following our advice, you'll be on your way to becoming the best player in the shortest time possible. 

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