Farever: Top 10 Best Tips and Tricks for a Strong Start

The MMORPG Farever launched in Early Access, and it’s taking the world by storm. However, if you’ve just jumped into it feel like you’re missing something. You are not wrong!

While the world of Siagarta is a genuine blast, in true Shiro Games fashion, they refuse to handhold the players. It can be frustrating since the game doesn’t always explain its own systems well, despite having grand 2026 plans! Don’t worry, we’ve got your back!

Here are the 10 best tips and tricks to give you a massive head start right from the jump in Farever.

1 Pick the Outfitter Profession First

You’ll be asked to choose one of six professions early on in Farever. You need to go with the Outfitter. This one lets you craft Linen Bags with 8 inventory slots, 2 more than standard drops.

The crafting materials are also easy to obtain; no grinding is needed. You’ll probably have enough just from playing normally.

2 Use Alt Characters as Storage Mules

The game never explicitly tells you this, but the bank is shared across all your characters. That means you can create extra characters purely to use as storage mules.

Dump crafting materials, mystery drops, and anything else into the shared bank. There’s no apparent cap on character creation, so there’s no reason not to go wild with it.

3 Don’t Ignore Your Arsenal Weapon

Your arsenal (secondary) weapon doesn’t gain XP passively while you’re out grinding. However, its skill can be leveled.

You just have to equip it in your primary slot first, use it in combat, and carry the leveled skill over. Remember, Skill Books work too if you want a shortcut.

4 Know the Best Gear Farming Spots

Dungeons are your most reliable source of gear upgrades. In Normal mode, dungeons drop items around their recommended level. Hit Level 20 and Hard mode dungeons will drop up to Level 20 gear across the board!

Also, don’t shy away from using community databases like FareverDB or MetaForge to track down specific item sources.

5 Use the Sparkstone for Fast Travel

If you were confused about what the Sparkstone really does, you’re not the only one; we’ve been there, too. Turns out it’s your fast travel tool, teleporting you instantly to the last Obelisk you’ve marked as your home point.

Fly out to wherever you want to farm, set the local Obelisk, do your thing, then Sparkstone back. Simple, fast, and genuinely game-changing once you get into the habit.

6 Exploit Map Teleports and Flower Cannons

Once you’ve climbed something once, like those floating rocks, you never have to do it again. A small interactable object at the base will teleport you straight back to the top on repeat visits!

Also, keep an eye out for Flower Cannons scattered across the map. They launch your character into the air so you can glide off in any direction.

7 Beat the Crabgantua Boss With This Trick

The Crabgantua is probably the nastiest early-game boss you’ll face. It has a devastating wave attack that can feel impossible to beat in solo.

Here’s the trick: watch the blue bar timer, and the moment it hits 2 seconds, jump onto the arena geyser and float up. The wave passes under you before you land. Remember, timing is everything here.

8 Your Hastatusk Flasks Refill for Free

Running out of heals mid-dungeon is the worst. Fortunately, your Hastatusk Flasks’ three potions that restore 100 HP each are very easy to refill.

You can refill it completely for free at any Obelisk or respawn altar, even inside dungeons. Use them freely, don’t hoard them!

9 Catch Companions Early

Grab a Butterfly Net and start catching companions early; it’s totally worth it. Remember, every pet, mount, and glider you unlock goes into your account-wide Collections.

So, all your characters can use the companions once you’ve found them. Also, mounts can randomly drop from enemies, so stay alert.

10 Match Your Gear Stats to Your Weapon

Every class in Farever has a primary stat. Strength for Warriors, Dexterity for Rogues, Intellect for Mages, Faith for Priests. Seems straightforward, right? The real twist comes with dual-class weapons!

A weapon usable by both Mage and Priest, like the Ghost Clamps, splits its damage scaling evenly between Intellect and Faith. So, you also want gear that fits both those classes to mirror that split.

Running single-class gear with a dual-class weapon would be terrible, and you’ll be leaving serious damage on the table.

#TipKey Takeaway

1	Pick Outfitter First	Craft 8-slot Linen Bags for extra inventory space
2	Use Alt Characters as Storage	Shared bank = unlimited storage via pack-mule alts
3	Level Your Arsenal Weapon	Equip in primary slot first to gain XP, then move to arsenal
4	Best Gear Comes from Dungeons	Normal for leveling; Hard mode at Level 20
5	Use the Sparkstone	Teleports you to your last set Obelisk; your fast travel tool
6	Map Teleports & Flower Cannons	One-time climb unlocks instant teleport; Flower Cannons launch you airborne
7	Crabgantua Boss Strategy	Jump on the geyser at the 2-second mark to survive the wave attack
8	Hastatusk Flasks Refill Free	3 charges, 100 HP each; all refill at any Obelisk or altar
9	Collections Are Account-Wide	Pets, mounts, and gliders unlocked once apply to all characters
10	Match Gear Stats to Weapon	Dual-class weapons need gear from both classes for optimal damage

Did you find any tips that you weren’t aware of? Do you have other tips and tricks in Farever? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.