RPG Insanity

So I wanted to grind a bit before I go into the castle to confront Cyrus and I noticed that Portro's shop sells a Novice Ring that increases EXP.

I only have enough gold for one or two, so if I just buy one will the EXP just go to the character I equip it to or apply to the whole party?

I think it goes only to the char it is equipped, but I could be wrong.

Remember to sell old equipment you no longer need

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So I wanted to grind a bit before I go into the castle to confront Cyrus and I noticed that Portro’s shop sells a Novice Ring that increases EXP.

I only have enough gold for one or two, so if I just buy one will the EXP just go to the character I equip it to or apply to the whole party?

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It applies to everyone in the Party, so long as the Equipped member is in the active four.

 

Side note, but was always super hesitant about selling old Equipment. They aren't always straight upgrades from the last. You should definitely hold on to any Rings.

The game gives so many cash anyway, that it's even pointless to sell anything. Especially that you never know when you might need a specific weapon or armour with specific effects.

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The game gives so many cash anyway, that it’s even pointless to sell anything. Especially that you never know when you might need a specific weapon or armour with specific effects.

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As someone who aimed to +5 everything I could, including the occasional dropped items, I had money issues from about the mid to mid-late parts of the game. Once the nest egg of Quest money dries up, I found myself scrounging for Gold. Kelka (sp) and Porto's updated shops were super expensive, too. Now, late game and post game, yeah, you get money with not much to spend it on, 'cause you're relying solely on Treasure Chest equipment and the occasional boss drop. But before that, I had my party wearing weaker gear for the Gold boosts they had. That's how broke I was.

My only issue with money I had with the High Novice Rings. I bought 4 of them, and kept them upgrading to +5, and I didn't have enough money to upgrade the last one. But with a few random encounters I managed to go past this obstacle too.

Like, I do figure money wouldn't likely as big an issue if a player's not trying to keep everyone decked out and/or +5-ing one of everything like I was.

Except you had to upgrade your stuff to +5 because the game quests frced you to upgrade them .

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Except you had to upgrade your stuff to +5 because the game quests frced you to upgrade them .

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Right. Slipped my mind just that fast. You have to +5 at least 30 of 'em.