Sol: enchant officially launched its service on the 18th. With a swarm of players diving in to explore the various content, the inevitable wave of beginner questions has flooded in. To help you find your feet, KookminTree has compiled the most essential tips for those just starting their journey in Sol: enchant.

Q. My inventory is constantly overweight.
A. Store your health potions and excess items in your warehouse.

If you claimed the Infinite Health Potion from the pre-registration rewards, you won't need to carry standard health potions for a while. Keeping them in your inventory will quickly weigh you down, triggering a weight penalty (50% capacity reduces HP/MP natural recovery by 50%, and 85% prevents you from attacking or using skills).

So, what’s the play? It’s simple: head to the warehouse NPC in any town and stash those potions. Once your Infinite Health Potion expires after 7:00 AM on July 2nd, you can pull them back out. Also, make sure to set up 'Auto-Storage' in your schedule to automatically clear out heavy items whenever you're prepping for a session.

Q. I can't seem to complete the 11-1 Collection and Trait Enhancement task.
A. Use the free reset option just once.

Main quest 11-1 requires you to attempt a Trait Enhancement. Many players get stuck here because the button refuses to click. Just hit the 'Free Reset' button once; this will unlock the ability to enhance your desired trait and clear the quest. Pro-tip: focus on Attack first, though if you're finding yourself a bit squishy, prioritize Defense or Recovery instead.

Q. Where should I put my bonus stats?
A. Accuracy is king early on, so pump your main stat (STR, DEX, INT).

Every time you level up or use a Potential Essence, you gain a bonus stat point. You have options like SPD, STR, DEX, INT, CON, and WIS, but don't overthink it—stick to your class's main stat (STR for Knight, DEX for Ranger, INT for Mage). Right now, the game’s early-game accuracy is punishing, and you’ll see far too many 'misses' if you don't prioritize these stats.

Q. Should I be crafting High-grade gear to wear?
A. You'll get most High-grade gear just by following the quests.

Most of the High-grade equipment and the scrolls needed to upgrade them are handed out via main quests, so there is no need to waste resources crafting them early on. Also, buying the 'Special High-grade Starter Set' package provides +4 High-grade weapons and armor, which saves you a fortune in upgrade scrolls.

Q. Where can I find the El Bracelet and the Survival Seal of Cal?
A. Buy them with Diamonds or Nine.

These accessories—the El Attack Bracelet, El Defense Bracelet, and Survival Seal of Cal—are top-tier. You can grab them for 120 Diamonds or 189,000 Nine. We recommend going for the Diamonds or grabbing the 'Ren’s Mini Set' package instead of burning your Nine.

By the way, you can equip the same type of bracelet in both slots. However, the El Attack Bracelet provides Physical Defense, Accuracy, Damage, and Critical hit, while the El Defense Bracelet offers Physical/Magic Defense, Damage Reduction, and MP recovery. Stick with two +1 El Attack Bracelets for the accuracy boost, then switch to Defense once your survivability and MP management become the bottleneck.

Q. How does offline play work?
A. You can set it up once you reach the Dungeon of Despair or higher-level areas.

To go offline, toggle the offline play icon on the left to 'ON'. Then, while on a schedule or auto-hunting in a valid area like the Dungeon of Despair, simply exit the game. Your character will keep grinding for XP and loot. Note that this doesn't apply to squad characters, and there's always a risk of death, so set up your schedule options accordingly.

Q. What is a Schedule setting?
A. It's an automated maintenance mode that ensures your character returns to the hunting grounds even after death.

The schedule is basically your 'auto-maintenance' mode. It handles things when your character dies, your inventory fills up, or you run out of potions. You can set it up via [Menu]-[Content]-[Schedule] by choosing your hunting zone, duration, and specific options, then hitting 'Start'.

If you close the game while on a schedule, it triggers offline play automatically. It’s a failsafe for when you’re away for a long time. Just remember, unlike standard offline play, this is limited to 10 hours.

Q. How do I get to the Dungeon of Despair?
A. Teleport from the Calteon region info menu.

The Dungeon of Despair is a level 20 hunting ground in Calteon crawling with skeleton mobs. It’s a hotspot for farming armor, weapons, upgrade scrolls, and Nine. To get there, go to [World Map]-[Calteon]-[Region Info], select '14. Dungeon of Despair,' and pay the 300 Nine fee. Once inside, interact with the statue to enter. You can use a special skill to teleport randomly for 100 Nine, or skip the hassle and use the dungeon teleport menu for 18 Diamonds.

Q. Are there daily tasks I must do?
A. Make sure to visit the daily reset dungeons.

Pop into the special and event dungeons daily for quick, efficient XP and growth materials. Check [Menu]-[Content]-[Dungeon] to find them: Garden of Growth (Lv. 25+), Ancient Treasure Vault (Lv. 35+), Nightmare Calteon (Lv. 45+), and event dungeons like Temple of Abundance (Lv. 30+) and Temple of Experience (Lv. 30+).

The Garden of Growth, for instance, lets you use 'Lightning' to nuke mobs for 100 Nine—save it for when the pack is dense. Each dungeon resets daily at 7:00 AM, so use your entries wisely.

Q. How do I repair damaged weapons?
A. Buy a repair tool from a general merchant.

If you're a Knight, hitting mobs that can damage your weapon will eventually lower your damage output. If your weapon takes a hit, head to a general merchant and pick up a repair tool for 53 Nine. They are single-use, so keep a stack in your bag just in case.