Money For Weenies 
This is an old trick used back in Wizardry (using character pools) and requires a lot 
of time but the pay-off is worth it when you begin the game. 

Create one of the characters you want to play as through the whole game. Use the 
other slots to create characters until you cannot do so anymore. View each of the 
other characters, de-equip and sell all of their stuff, transfer all their wealth to the 
party, and delete the now useless character. 

Create new characters and jeep doing this until you have the amount of money 
you want. 

Unlock New Levels 
Clear levels 1 to 10 to unlock levels 11 to 100. 


Extra Cash
Go to the registry and have the computer create some characters. Keep doing this 
until you have the maximum number of characters possible, then delete the 
characters the computers made. Once you have deleted the characters, go to 
where you store your items and the deleted characters you started with will be 
there. Then sell them to get your money, and keep doing this to increase your 
cash.

Completion bonuses:
When you complete the first 10levels and the Demon Lord, save and continue. 
Levels 11 to 100 are now unlocked. This basically repeats the first 10 levels until 
100, but with stronger enemies and powered-up items. The new items are mixed 
about 50% with the old versions. You will still find things that were in the beginning 
of the game. The only changes in town are at the Guild where the quests have 
included all the monsters and new levels. Be prepared to see quests for enemies 
around level 800, and area searches around level 80 and up. Finding one 
appropriate to you may be difficult. To begin, you will only have access to levels 1 
to 11, and after each 10 it repeats. Other than that, there does not seem to be 
anything new besides the items. All the Bosses, enemies, and levels still look the 
same, with the same requirements.

Easy money:
Use the following trick to acquire an endless amount of money with some patience. 
Do the following at the start of a new game before you make the actual five or so 
characters that you actually want to play with. The game allows you create up to 
twenty characters. Five can be in your active party. You can have the game 
automatically create characters for you -- keep pressing the button and it will 
randomly create characters and add them to the registry. All the new characters 
begin with basic equipment, weak armor, boots, head pieces, and a particular 
weapon according to their class. After the registry is full (the game will inform you 
that no more new characters can be created), you can view all of the characters in 
the registry's equipment. Here, you can remove all their items and stockpile them. 
You can then go to the trade booth and sell all the equipment. Since the game has 
weight requirements that determine how much your party can carry, use the 
stripped players to maximize your carrying capacity and minimize your trips to the 
trade booth. When all the automatically created characters' belongings are sold, 
delete them from the registry and repeat the process. This is a good way to get 
newly created characters the best gear in the shop immediately, ceause the only 
way to make money in the game is to sell items that you found in the dungeon, or 
take on jobs. It is possible to make 30,000g in an hour and a half with this trick.

Combos:
To get combos, attack with weapons and spells of the same property. For 
example, have a caster use an elemental spell such as one of the fire ones that 
attack one opponent. Then, make sure a character is equipped with an elemental 
weapon such as a sword or knuckle with the same type. You can usually tell what 
type an item is by the name or by the resistance it gives. For example, fire 
resistance for a fire weapon. If you use both attacks at the same time, it has a 
random chance for the two characters to do a single attack, which does five to six 
times the damage compared to the non-combo regular damage. This works best 
on Bosses. 

Rare items:
Compete in the Trial Battles to win rare items. You will receive one rare item for 
every ten battles you win. The best area for items is level 8 and each version until 
98. Here, you can find over 70 items each time, and since the area is large and 
open, you can complete it with only twenty to thirty battles if you are good at 
dodging.

Traps:
Always have one character with a high Trap Disarm ability. It can be frustrating 
clearing five areas almost getting to the Boss, then having a trapped chest send 
your entire party back to the surface.

Green rooms:
Avoid the green rooms with the round computer inside. Once you are past level 5, 
the advantages they may provide are not worth the risk. The positive effects they 
give are few and far between the negative effects.

Faster battles:
Turn the battle speed to maximum, and turn off battle animations. This will make 
most fights that usually last a few minutes end in about ten seconds. Only do this if 
you are quite strong and do not really care about strategy, but want to save time.