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[NovaHolocene0]

Hi guys newb here, I have an alchemist & amistr and I was wondering what will happen to my amistr when I transcend?

1. Do I have to vaporize it once my amistr reach lvl99 before transcend and call/resurrect it back when I become a biochemist or what?

 

2. Or do I have to make a new homun once I become a biochemist?

 

3. If it's (1), do the stats will be bring forward?

 

Thank you 

[vividort]

It'll stay the way he is before you transcend and then when you got the skills again will return with the same stats because you only get stat buff when you evolve the homunculus just vaporize it before transcending and be happy.

[NovaHolocene0]

Orait man thanx! 

[DrAzzy]

Don't even have to vape it, the npc will do it for you. 

 

(if it's dead, at one point at least, you could hit homun res while talking to the valk, and end up with the cast finishing after the valk force-vapes your homun, leaving you with the homun out as a 1/1 high novice)

[NovaHolocene0]

Okay, another question, do I really have to lvl my homun to 99 before transcend or I can just leave it be at current lvl and resume lvling her once I become a biochem?

[DrAzzy]

Okay, another question, do I really have to lvl my homun to 99 before transcend or I can just leave it be at current lvl and resume lvling her once I become a biochem?

 

 

Oh no - actually, it's better to not use it once it's 99, until you change to genetic and mutate it to homun S. There is no rush to level it now 

 

 

When you change to genetic, homun level cap is immediately raised to 150 - and if your homun has overflow experience from killing enough stuff after 99, it can level to 100 from the next thing it kills (even something that gives 0 exp). This is BAD - homun stat and sp/hp gain is MUCH better as homun S (no matter what kind), so if you let it level to 100 before changing it to homun S, it will permanently and irrevocably miss out on stat growth. That means that if you've let your homun kill stuff while at 99 before changing to genetic, don't take it out at all until the homun S npc orders you to. 

 

The worst case is if homun is 99, but not evolved, and has overflow exp, and owner changed to genetic - you then have to loyal it (in order to evolve so you can change to homun S) without it killing a single monster to avoid missing out on stat growth... 

 

So avoid that. Make sure it's evolved, and try to have it level 99 w/out overflow exp (or 98 and near leveling, for more safety)

Edited by DrAzzy, 25 September 2014 - 09:13 AM.

[NovaHolocene0]

Thanx DrAzzy, appreciate your reply! 

Edited by NovaHolocene0, 25 September 2014 - 05:14 PM.

[Aknel]

Don't even have to vape it, the npc will do it for you. 

 

(if it's dead, at one point at least, you could hit homun res while talking to the valk, and end up with the cast finishing after the valk force-vapes your homun, leaving you with the homun out as a 1/1 high novice)

 

This!!! I should learn this first...TT^TT afk on low level...