As you create your Character and progress through the Main quest, you may encounter points where hunting becomes difficult or your growth slows down. Many players find it frustrating when their progress stalls or their Character dies unexpectedly. Here, we will look at ways to overcome these hurdles.

While you shouldn't completely ignore the Main quest, as it is the core of your Character's growth, Sol: Enchantment offers quite high EXP from hunting. If your growth stalls, making quests difficult or causing your Character to die, simply move to a hunting ground appropriate for your level and farm Nine while you hunt.

Since progressing through quests quickly is important early on, follow the Main quest path while using scrolls. You may notice frequent 'Miss' messages starting around level 20, so don't forget to use Hit-increasing scrolls.

You can obtain Rare Gear by completing early quests. Around level 15, you will be able to choose between a Rare Weapon and a Rune; choosing the Rare Weapon will make leveling up easier. Once you have it, don't hold back—use Enchant Scrolls to upgrade it to +4 to speed up your leveling. Enchant Scrolls can be obtained through hunting or as quest Rewards, but if you run short, you can always purchase them using Nine.

Later, you can obtain a Rare God Armor and a Rare Spirit Chest as Level up rewards at levels 20 and 25, respectively. Since a lack of Hit is the most noticeable issue while hunting, it would be ideal to get God Armor or a Spirit with a Hit stat, but don't worry if you don't—there are various other ways to acquire Hit later, such as crafting Accessories.

As you follow the Main quest, you may hit a wall where you can't manage your health and your Character keeps dying. Because of the 'Despair Skeleton Widow,' an Aggressive monster in the Dungeon of Despair, your Character can be wiped out in an instant if you draw aggro from two or three at once.

When you can no longer manage your health, it is smoothest to focus on leveling up through hunting instead of the Main quest. For mid-level 20s, I recommend the Lutein Graveyard; for late-level 20s, I recommend Zones 1-3 on the first floor of the Dungeon of Despair. As long as you avoid the Abyss zones, there are no Aggressive monsters, and the area is populated enough for comfortable hunting.

At level 30, you can obtain a Unique weapon selection chest. If you are clearing the Dungeon easily, you can choose a weapon with a Hit stat, but if you are struggling, I recommend choosing a weapon with 'Undead Bonus Damage' to speed up your growth. Afterward, buy all Rare grade Skillbooks from the town merchant and upgrade any unenhanced Weapons or Armor to +4.

If you still struggle with health management, it is perfectly fine to use standard Health Potions to clear quests, as the Infinite Health Potion from the launch event has twice the Cooldown of standard ones. However, since standard potions are consumed very quickly, don't forget to switch back to the Infinite Health Potion when you leave your character on Auto Hunt to farm Nine.

Alternatively, you can form a party with players of a similar level to tackle the Main quest. While party play is great if you want to progress through the Main quest quickly, remember that you cannot completely avoid hunting if you want to minimize potion consumption and secure Nine.