Party Quest

Party Quest and EXP Efficiency Guide

Party Quest is worth running for EXP only when its real EXP per minute beats your current Chapter Hunt pace. The level of the quest matters: a Party Quest near your character level can be strong, while an outdated one quickly becomes an equipment farm.

Route

Run Party Quest when the level window and clock both agree.

The useful check is not a fixed tier list. Pick the Party Quest that is closest to your current progression, time a few clears, then compare that EXP rate against the hunt you would otherwise run.

Level window Compare EXP
On this page Level window Compare EXP Keep or skip Guide changelog Sources

Level window

Party Quest EXP is best when the quest level still matters.

Use the Party Quest's displayed level as the first filter. If the quest is close to your character level or higher than your current Chapter Hunt efficiency, it deserves a timed check. If you have already outgrown the quest, treat it as accessory farming.

1 Check the quest level

Start with the Party Quest closest to your current character and chapter progress.

2 Run a real sample

Time several clears. Include queue, re-entry, and failed-run friction if that is normal for you.

3 Compare the rate

Convert both Party Quest and Chapter Hunt into EXP per minute before deciding.

4 Stop when it falls off

Once Party Quest no longer wins on EXP, keep it only if you still need the accessory drops.

Discord note

The Discord Party Quest discussion points to early Slime Party Quest as useful around its level window, and Very Hard Ludibrium Party Quest as a stronger level-100-ish EXP window that can be on par with or better than online AFK while also giving necklace attempts.

EXP compare

Measure what your account is actually getting.

You do not need a copied calculator table for the main decision. Use the game's reward and EXP screens, then compare like for like: same buffs, same amount of time, and the same realistic amount of attention.

Party Quest rate EXP gained from one clear divided by the full minutes it took to queue, clear, and re-enter.
Chapter Hunt rate EXP gained over a short timed sample divided by minutes, or monster EXP times your real KPM.
Decision buffer If Party Quest only wins by a tiny amount, pick based on accessory need and how much attention it costs.

Keep or skip

EXP is not the only reason to keep running it.

Party Quest can still be worth your time after the EXP falls off if the accessory slot is weak. If your ring, necklace, or face accessory is already a strong 3-line piece, the Discord route becomes much less urgent because Party Quest is not also feeding the same broader rewards as normal farming.

Run for EXP The quest level is close, your clear time is stable, and Party Quest EXP per minute beats Chapter Hunt.
Run for equipment The EXP is average, but you still need a better ring, necklace, or face accessory from that Party Quest. Use the Party Quest Equipment Guide for the keep lines.
Skip for now The quest is far below your current level, clears are slow, or your accessory slot is already solved.

Guide changelog

How this page has changed.

Refocused the guide into a short Party Quest EXP-per-minute route, removed reward tables and event sections, and kept external calculator framing out of the body.
Created Party Quest and EXP Efficiency guide from Discord Party Quest discussion notes and public EXP comparison checks.
Party Quest Equipment Guide Stage and Boss Push Guide Equipment Stat Line Guide Hero Ability and Stat Priority Back to guide hub