Fantasy Brigade: New Player Must-See - Early Gacha Class Choices & F2P Guide

For new players of Fantasy Travelers, the first few days of starting the game are super crucial for laying your foundation. On the surface, this idle game looks like it’s all about easy AFK gameplay, cute adventures, and slowly leveling up characters—but once you dive in, you’ll quickly realize: if you mess up early resource allocation, you’ll hit a wall with combat power issues mid-game, outdated gear, too many half-baked pets, and can’t clear dungeons. Worse, many new players get overwhelmed by keywords like “starter gacha pulls, classes, promo codes, T0 characters, top-tier teams” and can’t decide whether to roll for characters first, level up a class, or dump all resources into gear upgrades and pet training.

My go-to habit for idle RPGs like this is pretty fixed: Day 1, I always prioritize claiming all rewards, unlocking every feature, and picking a main class. Then, I pour all resources into one main line—no trying to level every character or training project you see. From player-shared guides so far, early-game pet, gear, and character training in Fantasy Travelers directly affects how fast you progress through stages. Lots of early clear-the-area guides mention that pets are a super cost-effective source of combat power in the early game, and as for classes, Warriors, Priests, and Rangers are usually best picks for new players because they’re way more forgiving in mechanics and resource needs.

I. Fantasy Travelers Newbie Guide

A. Newbie Tips

New players just starting out in Fantasy Travelers—the most important thing isn’t rushing to climb leaderboards. It’s unlocking all basic features first. Main story quests, daily tasks, gear dungeons, pet systems, event pages, and code redemption are all sources to build your combat power early on. Many players, as soon as they log in, spam gacha pulls but forget to upgrade gear, train pets, or level skills—so their combat power gets stuck. A more reliable way: follow the main story, and when you hit a wall, go back to upgrade your gear, skills, and pets. Never spread resources on random characters you don’t need at the start.

B. Newbie Must-Knows

New players need to remember this: early-game resources must be focused. This game isn’t about how many characters you have—it’s about how deep you level your main team’s core members. Especially things like EXP, gold, upgrade materials, and pet evolution resources get scarcer as you go, so it’s best to focus on one main team early on. You can first lock in your class direction, then pair it with a main pet, a set of transition gear, and a few core support characters—this makes progressing through stages way smoother than messing with all characters.

C. New Player Recommendations

If you’re playing this game for the first time, I’d suggest taking the “steady early progression” route—don’t chase extreme burst damage right from the start. Warriors are great for players who like stable AFK gameplay, Priests fit well with those who prefer support and sustain, and Rangers are perfect for those who want ranged damage without too much complexity. Mages and Assassins have higher burst damage, but they rely heavily on gear and skill levels—if you’re a new player with limited early resources, your play experience will feel inconsistent.

II. Fantasy Travelers Start & Starter Gacha Rolls

A. Starter Gacha Recommendations

The key to your starter gacha roll in Fantasy Travelers isn’t just rarity—it’s being able to build a stable team to progress stages quickly. The ideal roll should have a main damage dealer, a character or pet that boosts survival, and preferably some control or support abilities. If you get a high-star damage dealer with zero sustain, you might push stages fast early on but die easily in mid-game dungeons. If you get a support or tank with no damage, you’ll clear stages way too slow. The sweet spot for a good starter roll is balancing both damage and survival.

B. Rerolling Starter Rolls

If you’re a free-to-play player, you can reroll your starter roll, but don’t do it for too long. This game’s early login rewards, 7-day bonuses, and event rewards are super important. Instead of spending days chasing the “perfect” start, just reroll until you get a usable core character and start playing right away. Many guides mention that the 7-day login reward gives you high-star units and mounts useful early on—these rewards are huge for new players’ progression, so starting early and claiming all event rewards consistently is way more practical than chasing a “dream” starter roll.

C. Start Characters

Your start character choice should match your main class. If you play a Warrior, you need a damage pet or ranged teammate to make up for damage gaps; if you play a Priest, you need high-damage characters otherwise you’ll clear stages too slow; if you play a Ranger or Gunner, you need to pay attention to frontline and healer characters to avoid your backline getting crushed. New players shouldn’t only chase SSR

The most important thing early on is having a well-rounded team.

D. Early Game Lineup

For your early game lineup, we recommend building it with the formula: Main Class + Core Pet + DPS Character + Support Character + Tank or Healer. This setup isn’t the flashiest, but it’s the most stable for pushing through story stages. If you only want to auto-afk, avoid fragile burst teams; if you prefer manual dungeon runs, you can add more DPS characters, but at least keep one spot for sustain.

III. Fantasy Brigade Character Recommendations

A. T0 Tier Characters

T0 tier characters usually have three core traits: high damage output, versatility, and strong performance across multiple game modes. When judging character strength as a new player, don’t just look at tier lists—check if the character can shine in stages, dungeons, events, PvP, and other scenarios. If a character is only strong in specific dungeons, they might not be worth prioritizing early on. If a character can deal damage AND provide support, that’s...

This type of character is perfect as your early clearing core—you can’t go wrong with leveling them first as a new player!

B. Character Tier List

Official or online tier lists are just references—don’t max them all blindly! Your character class combination, pets, gear, and stored resources will all directly affect in-game performance. For example, two characters with high DPS potential won’t deal good damage if their gear isn’t upgraded or skills aren’t leveled enough. For support characters too—if your team doesn’t have a solid main DPS, even the strongest support will slow your progress down. When looking at tier lists, it’s best to sort characters into three categories: DPS, Support, Tank. This matches your early game clearing needs better!

C. DPS Characters

The most important metric for DPS characters early on is definitely mob clearing speed! AoE damage characters are great for pushing stages and daily events—one character can cover tons of small mobs. Single-target burst characters are better for World Bosses or high-difficulty dungeons, dealing critical damage to one target. New players should level AoE DPS characters first, since main stages have lots of mobs and material farming needs efficiency—this saves you lots of time. Later, when you start challenging World Bosses or event bosses, you can add a single-target burst character.

D. Support Characters

The value of support characters becomes more obvious as you progress through the game—attack boost, speed boost, energy restore, healing, shields, damage reduction, these effects all drastically improve team stability. Early on, new players might not feel support characters are as satisfying as DPS, but when fighting high-difficulty dungeons, whether your team can clear the run often depends on how good your support is!

E. Tank Characters

Tanks aren’t required for every game mode, but they’re super important for new players during early clearing! Tanks take most of the damage for the backline, so DPS characters can focus on dealing damage. Especially in auto battles, AI can’t always avoid damage—having a solid frontline tank will lower your team’s wipe rate a lot!

IV. Fantasy Brigade Class Choices

A. Strongest Class

There’s no absolute answer for the “strongest class” — it all depends on your goals! If you want to afk farm resources anytime, anywhere, Warrior is comfy with high tankiness so you don’t have to check on them. If you want to feel useful in group dungeons, Priest is a total hot commodity on teams! If you want balance between damage and play feel, Ranger and Gunslinger are great. If you love the thrill of one-shot burst damage, Mage and Assassin will give you that satisfaction. For new players starting out, it’s generally recommended to go with Warrior, Priest, or Ranger—these classes are less resource-heavy and easier to adjust to the game.

B. Beginner-Friendly Classes

The top picks for new players are Warrior and Priest! Warrior is very forgiving, hard to kill, and still useful in late high-difficulty dungeons. Priest has a slower damage pace, but late game dungeon sustain is super important—they’re very popular in group runs and an indispensable part of the team. Ranger is a middle ground option—stable damage, long attack range, perfect for players who don’t want to be too tanky or too fragile.

C. Class Recommendations

If you’re a total newbie to this game genre, prioritize Warrior—you can’t go wrong! If you love helping teammates and enjoying support play, pick Priest. If you want ranged DPS, go with Ranger or Gunslinger. If you have some experience, think about Mage or Assassin later. Don’t force yourself to pick a playstyle you don’t just because people say a class is T0—these games take a long time, so play feel and your own preferences matter most!

V. Fantasy Brigade Lineup Composition

A. Strongest Lineup

The strongest lineup isn’t fixed—it needs to adjust based on different game modes. General-purpose lineups typically require a main DPS, tank, support, healer, and pets.

Use them to fill gaps; if it's story progression, prioritize area damage and sustain; if fighting a boss, focus on single-target burst and damage boosts; if it's PVP, place more value on speed, crowd control, and burst power.

B. T0-Tier Teams

The core idea behind T0-tier teams is: "Your main damage dealer is strong enough, supports are reliable, and pets fill in the gaps"! If your main character is a warrior, let pets and teammates help add extra damage. If your main is a damage class, the team needs a tank and healer to stay stable. Never prioritize damage in all 5 slots—early-game dungeon enemies can easily wipe your whole team in one wave.

C. Story Progression Teams

Story progression works great with a mix of "area damage + tank + healer + main pet + main character"! This team might not be the fastest, but auto-battling is super reliable. The worst thing that can happen in story mode is a wipe—wasting time because your team dies is no fun, so new players shouldn’t chase max damage. Reliability is key here.

D. PVE Teams

PVE dungeon teams need to adjust based on the enemy type! If it’s a dungeon with tons of mobs, bring area damage skills; if the boss is tough, use single-target burst and damage boosts; if the dungeon hits really hard, add more healers and shield-focused characters. For regular dungeons, go for efficiency; for hard-mode dungeons, prioritize survival—don’t mix the two team setups.

E. PVP Teams

PVP relies way more on speed and burst power! If you stun the enemy’s main damage dealer first, your win rate goes up a lot. If you’re a free-to-play player, don’t dump all your resources into PVP at the start—PVP usually depends on higher levels and better gear. First, get your PVE resource cycle going, build up resources steadily, then slowly level up your PVP characters for a safer path.

VI. Early-Game Progression for *Fantasy Brigade*

A. Character Progression

The #1 rule for character progression: FOCUS YOUR RESOURCES! Early game, only level up one main team—no need to grind every character. Prioritize maxing levels, skills, and gear for your main damage dealer; keep supports and tanks just strong enough to stay alive. A lot of players get stuck in the mid-game because they spread materials across too many characters, which delays their main team’s power spike.

B. Resource Allocation

Recommended resource priority: Pets first, then gear, then character skills and talents. A lot of new player guides say pets are an incredibly cost-effective power booster in the early game—spend diamonds on high-quality pet banners first. For gear, focus on set effects and weapon upgrades, since that’s how you boost power fast.

C. Skill Upgrades

Don’t spread skill upgrades evenly! For damage dealers, level your main attack skills and damage-boosting passives first; for tanks, focus on survival skills; for healers (priests), prioritize healing and self-preservation skills. This way, you’ll progress way faster.

You won’t need too many skill upgrade materials early on, so messing up the order can set back your progress more than you think.

D. Gear Setup

Early game, don’t just look at individual gear stat numbers—focus on set effects first! If a guide says to grind dungeons for gauntlets, pants, or shoes, that set will give huge benefits for story progression early on. Upgrade order: Weapons first, then accessories, then armor. Boosting damage speeds up clears way more than upgrading armor does, so it’s way more useful.

VII. Core Gameplay Features for *Fantasy Brigade*

A. Quest Guide

Main story quests are the fastest way to unlock new features early on; side quests and daily quests are a steady source of resources. New players shouldn’t just AFK for rewards—push the main story! Most of the game’s features, events, and dungeons are locked behind story progress. A good pace: Push the main story until you hit a wall, then go back and upgrade characters or gear. That way you don’t waste effort unnecessarily.

B. Dungeon Guide

Dungeons are mainly split into gear, materials, EXP, and event-exclusive types. When grinding dungeons, plan ahead: For gear dungeons, pick stages that let you complete sets first; for material dungeons, choose the ones with resources you need most right now. Don’t just pick the hardest dungeon if you wipe a lot—go for a difficulty you can handle, because you’ll get more actual rewards instead of wasting stamina on a lost run.

C. Event Guide

All kinds of in-game events are great chances for new players to catch up fast! Things like official/collab, login, share, or gift events often give summon resources, rare materials, or limited items. There’s a recent collab between *Fantasy Brigade* and *The Sighing Ghost Wants to Retire*—the rewards include high-tier supplies, 5-star select chests, and other awesome stuff. New players must join these events!

D. AFK Features

The AFK rewards depend entirely on how far you’ve gotten in the main story, so before you go offline to AFK, make sure

First, push the main story to the highest stage you can clear easily—otherwise, your AFK earnings will be reduced. AFK doesn’t mean you can ignore the game entirely; in the early game, log in at least once daily to collect AFK rewards, upgrade your gear, and complete daily quests. This way, your combat power will steadily grow.

VIII. Combat Power Boost Methods for Fantasy Tour Group

A. Key Points for Boosting Combat Power

Combat power isn’t only determined by character level—pets, gear, skills, talents, mounts, titles, and even event-obtained items all contribute to your total combat power. New players often struggle with resource management at the start; we recommend focusing on projects that give the most combat power boost with the least resources spent. The usual priority is pets, weapons, sets, then main skill upgrades—this is the most resource-efficient and effective approach.

B. Tips for Beating Stuck Stages

When you get stuck on a stage, first figure out why you failed: if you don’t have enough damage to beat the timer, strengthen your core team (main C) and pets; if your team can’t take damage, add a Tank/Healer class or upgrade your armor; if you run out of time, adjust your skill combinations and pet damage patterns. Don’t rush to pull gacha every time you get stuck—most of the time, it’s just that your progression hasn’t caught up, so don’t waste resources on pulling characters.

C. Secrets to Boost Play Efficiency

The key to playing efficiently is sticking to a daily routine: collect AFK rewards, push main story stages, farm needed materials, strengthen your main characters and gear, collect event rewards, and use all daily free gacha pulls. Following this routine will make you steadily stronger every day, no more wasting time on random activities.

IX. Fantasy Tour Group Benefits and Spending Tips

A. Redeeming Gift Codes

New players can try common gift codes first, like VIP222, VIP333, VIP444, VIP666, VIP888, HK8888, TW6666, 1KA9K1ZQ7M—these were previously posted on the Taiwan official Thunder Simulator page. However, gift codes have expiration limits, and whether they work depends on what the game shows.

B. Using Item Codes

Item codes are essentially the same as gift codes—both are ways to get free resources. We recommend trying all item codes you can find on your first day in the game, because once they expire, you can’t claim them anymore, which is a real pity.

C. About Redeem Codes

Redeem codes can usually be entered in the Settings, Benefits, or Events page in the game. When entering, pay attention to capitalization, spaces, and server restrictions. If it shows invalid, the code might have expired, been used already, or isn’t eligible for your server.

D. First Recharge Tips

First Recharge is good for new players who want to speed up their game progress a little, but don’t pick classes or characters that don’t fit your playstyle just for the first recharge rewards. We recommend figuring out how long you want to play the game before deciding to spend.

E. Value of Monthly Cards

Monthly cards are better for players planning to play long-term—they give you stable daily diamonds or resources, which is more consistent than buying one-time packages. If you log in every day, a monthly card is usually more worth it than buying random small packs.

X. F2P and Casual Player Guide for Fantasy Tour Group

A. F2P Player Gameplay

The most important rule for F2P players is to resist wasting diamonds. In the early game, prioritize saving diamonds for pet gacha or high-value banners—don’t throw resources at skill or standard banners. Collect all daily quests, event rewards, gift codes, and 7-day login rewards—never waste free resources.

B. Tips for Small Spenders

Small spenders can consider buying monthly cards, first recharges, or cost-effective growth packages—but don’t buy every limited-time package, to avoid unnecessary waste. The worst thing for small spenders is no plan: buying a little here and a little there, ending up spending a lot without building core characters, which is not worth it.

C. Character Selection for Casual Players

The key for casual players when choosing characters is that they are easy to get, easy to ascend, and can fill gaps in your team’s function. Don’t look down on low-rarity characters early on—any character that can tank, heal, or control the field is worth using, no need to chase high-rarity characters obsessively.

XI. Fantasy Tour Group FAQ

A. Newbie FAQ

Q: What class is best for new players?
A: Warrior, Priest, and Ranger are the most stable, perfect for new players.
Q: Do I need to spend a long time rerolling the first pull?
A: F2P players can reroll a bit, but you can start once you get a usable core character—no need to obsessively chase top-tier rare characters.
Q: Where should I spend diamonds in the early game?
A: Prioritize saving diamonds for pet gacha, set-related upgrades, or necessary enhancement materials—don’t waste them on non-core things.

We recommend focusing on high-value banners and useful pets first—never pull standard banners randomly and waste resources!

B. Code Expiry

Codes becoming invalid usually occur because they’ve already expired...

This code has expired, already been used, or doesn’t match the server you’re on. Pro tip: grab new redeem codes as soon as you get them—don’t wait until it’s too late and kick yourself later!

C. Can’t Redeem

If you run into issues redeeming codes, don’t panic—check these in order: make sure your capitalization is correct, no extra spaces, you’re using the right redemption portal, and your character meets the level requirement. Also, some games only unlock the redemption feature after finishing the tutorial or hitting a specific level!

D. Newbie Play Tips

The most critical early steps for new players: prioritize main quests, claim all rewards, level up your main pet, and get a full gear set. DO NOT level every character and pet evenly. Nail these basics and your early game progress will flow way smoother!

XII. Fantasy Tour Quick Start Guide

A. Newbie Timeline

Day 1: Finish the tutorial, grab all bundle codes, push main quests, pick your class
First 3 Days: Focus on leveling your main character, unlock dungeons, farm gear, train your pet
First Week: Collect all 7-day log-in rewards, do daily quests consistently, lock in your main team direction

B. Start Smart Tips

The core keys for a good start: pick the right class, pool all your resources, prioritize leveling your pet, get a full gear set, and claim every last bundle code. DO NOT randomly pull characters right away, level up random ones, or swap your team willy-nilly!

C. Meta Picks for Newbies

The current version is perfect for new players taking the steady route: Warrior or Cleric are super beginner-friendly, easy to play, and have great survivability—they’re the safest picks. If you prefer ranged damage, the Ranger is also solid. Also remember, early game power comes from pet training and gear synergy. Leaderboards are just references, don’t blindly chase top-tier characters on them!

Overall, the most important thing for new Fantasy Tour players isn’t finding the single strongest character—it’s avoiding early-game mistakes. Pick a class that fits your playstyle, pool resources to build a solid main team, and tie together your pet, gear, skills, daily quests, and event resources, and your power will climb steadily. Free players, take it slow; small-spend players, don’t waste your cash—everyone needs to remember: every resource in the early game is extremely valuable, using them on the right things is way more important than pulling a bunch of characters.

Starting out in Fantasy Tour isn’t hard if you claim all 7-day rewards, test every available redeem code, push main quests consistently, and focus on your pet and gear. What really sets you apart is sticking to your daily tasks every single day—not pulling cool-looking characters on Day 1!