GrandChase Classic: Beginners’ Guide (Tips & Tricks)

When I started playing GrandChase Classic’s CBT, I wanted to see what had changed since the last time I played GrandChase. Apparently, a lot of things changed, leaving me unfamiliar with the game I used to play back in 2005.
I’ve also noticed the following changes:

• The In-game UI’s.
• Some of the dungeon monsters before have vanished or been replaced by another monster (I’m not sure if this is the final changes for the game’s official release).
• Difficulties for Dungeons in all Continents only has two Difficulties: Normal and Champion (except Trial Forest and Trial Tower), instead of having 4 Difficulties which are Normal, Hard, Very Hard and Champion. (I’m also not sure if the two difficulty will be the final changes for the game’s official release).
• Some typos I discovered in-game, and finally, the Job Change Quest.

Nonetheless, the overall feel of the game remains consistent (Gameplay-wise).

So you’re thinking about feeding your pet but aren’t sure what item to feed it with?
*Note: 1000 repletion point = 1 meat. Every Dungeon/PVP will decrease repletion by 10.
There are 4 Items that you can use to feed your pet:

• Crystals
• Gems
• Pet Food
• High-Quality Pet Food

1.Crystal
Crystal can be used to feed your pet, giving 150 repletion points per Crystal.
How to get Crystal?
You can get Crystal when defeating bosses in dungeon.
(Some boss in dungeons only yield 1 Crystal.)
Where to farm Crystal?
You can farm Crystals in Trail Forest, because there’s only 3 stages which is easy to finish.
The other Dungeon you can farm is in île de Frost Continent : Arachne’s Nest.
(If you are going to farm Crystals it is best to do solo than Co-op, because if you are going to farm Crystals with other players you will have to roll the dice on who’s going to get the Crystal.)
*Note:It is not recommend to use Crystal as food for your pet, because you can use Crystals to Craft Gears, Accessories and Weapons, which needs a lot of Crystals to make.

2.Gem
Gem can also be use to feed your pet, giving 200 repletion points per Gem.
How to get Gem?
You can get Gems in dungeons, quests, and Shop for 1000 GP per Gem.
*Note:It is recommended to use Gems as pet food since you can easily earn a lot of GP as you progress through the game. A F2P Player’s Pet Food Item.

3.Pet Food
The Pet Food item, gives 3000 repletion points each.
How to get Pet Food?
You can only get Pet Food via The Shop in VP(Cash Shop) tab, I forgot how much the Pet Food cost.

4.High-Quality Pet Food
The High-Quality Pet Food item, gives 6000 repletion points each.
How to get High-Quality Pet Food?
The same with Pet Food only acquired via The Shop in VP(Cash Shop) tab.

Do I recommend buying Pet Food or High-Quality Pet Food?
For me, No. Unless you just want to burn some money to the game.

GrandChase has 4 Currencies:

• GP (GamePoints)
• PP (PowerPoints)
• VP (VoucherPoints) aka Cash or K-Ching
• Hero’s Bullion

1.GP
Main Currency of the Game, it can be used to buy items in Shop, as well as to craft items along with the materials.
How to Get GP?
You can get GP by selling untimed items, or through events, or by completing dungeons. When doing dungeons GP can be picked up by defeating monsters. Silver Coin = 10GP while Gold Coin = 50GP.

2.PP
Second Currency of the Game, only used to buy items in Shop in it’s specific Tab.
How to Get PP?
PP can only be obtained by attendance, everyday GrandChase Classic Attendance gives you PP after you play GrandChase for 30mins.

3.VP
Third Currency of the Game, also used to buy items via Shop in VP and CoordiShop(aka Avatar Shop or Visual Shop).
How to Get VP?
(Will update this if it’s confirmed in the actual release.) You can earn VP every time you start a new character by doing the Challenge Quest, or buying it with real money.

4.Hero’s Bullion
Last Currency of the Game, can be used to buy items in the Hero’s Bullion Shop.
How to Get Hero’s Bullion?
You can get Hero’s Bullion when you complete a Hero Dungeon, Combining 4 different Continent Pearls = 1 Hero’s Bullion, or Combining 10 Hero’s Bullion Fragment = 1 Hero’s Bullion.
(When you successfully completed the Hero Dungeon, it will give you 1 Hero’s Bullion and 1-2 Hero’s Bullion Fragment. But if you failed your Hero Dungeon it will only give you 1-2 Hero’s Bullion Fragment.)