MuExp Guides

Levelling up

Where to hunt, MU Helper, Happy Hour and the online reward

Where to hunt

  • Every normal map is covered with monsters: on average one or two on every screen, spread out in their own zones.
  • Right outside every town exit you find denser groups — the quickest place to start.
  • Monsters keep their classic places: weak ones near the towns, stronger ones further out and on the higher maps (Dungeon, Devias, Noria, Lost Tower, Atlans, Tarkan, Icarus, Aida, Kanturu, Raklion, Karutan…).
  • Lorencia: every town exit has its own kind of monster, and skeletons wait in the graveyard in front of the Dungeon.
  • Vulcanus is the Gens battle zone: only Gens members may enter, and the other family can attack you there.
  • Press M to open the map list — every map shows the level and Zen it asks for.

EXP in short

  • Stronger monsters give more EXP; monsters far below your level give little.
  • The EXP rate is high and depends on your resets — live numbers on muexp.com/info.
  • Every level gives stat points; at level 400 you can reset (see the guide Reset & Master Reset).
  • In a party the EXP of a kill is shared between the members nearby.
  • Your VIP level and the Experience bonus of the Constellation add more EXP.

MU Helper

  • Z opens its settings (hunting range, skills, potions, what to pick up); Home starts and stops it. On the phone it has its own button.
  • It hunts for you around the place where you started it. It unlocks at a certain level.

Happy Hour — weekends

  • Every Saturday and Sunday, all day (server time): extra EXP, extra Master EXP and more Zen from monsters.
  • While it is on, a HAPPY HOUR sign under the minimap shows how long it still lasts.

Online reward

  • For every full hour you really play, your account gets Goblin Points. VIP players get a little more.
  • Offline attack and offline shop do not count.
Bonuses and rewards can change — what is active is shown in the game.

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