Beastmaster Leveling

Choosing A Camp

Charm leveling works with Beastmaster as a main job or with another main job using /BST. A good camp needs a pet you can control, a manageable target, a replacement nearby, and room to recover. A resistant slime is useful, not a universal answer: failed Charm and magic-heavy targets can offset its defensive advantage.

The starting level is your character's level; the goal is the level you want to reach. A 25-to-30 route plans fights at levels 25 through 29, then ends when you reach 30. Community reports provide the camp locations; the planner narrows pet choices using recorded levels and keeps unsupported stages visible.

Plan levels 25 to 30 · HorizonXI levels 25 to 30

For /BST, enter the level BST has reached when played as a main job, not the smaller level displayed beside your current job. That training affects Charm; the displayed support level gates abilities. The range examples assume BST is trained to 75: change that to your actual trained level before building your route. Choose BST as your main job for a traditional Beastmaster route.

Choose A Progression

Job Combination Examples

All 15 era main jobs have distinct fighting and recovery notes. Camp selection follows the researched location and level band; job advice is an adaptation, not a claim that every combination can solo every listed target.

Classic Camps

Classic level 75-era planning. Later retail systems such as Trusts, Grounds of Valor and modern teleport shortcuts are not assumed.

HorizonXI Camps

HorizonXI planning includes its community charm camps and lower-target circuits. Jug-pet changes apply to main-job BST, not /BST; these routes use charmed pets. Pet food also has server-specific changes.

Level 25 Preparation Example

Your trained BST level is 75; your displayed /BST level starts at 12. Charm training and support-job ability access are different checks.

Start with a pet no higher than your current level or your trained BST level; the starting selection ceiling is 25, preferably within two levels below your character. The selection column narrows the recorded range at the start of each stage; it does not identify a live spawn's exact level. Use /check and Gauge before committing.

Scout a replacement pet and a recovery spot first. Let the pet establish the fight before adding damage, and keep enough room to respond to a failed Charm or an early expiration. CHR helps Charm success; Charm+ primarily extends duration.

Leave is unavailable at your starting level. It requires displayed /BST 35, normally character level 70; a higher trained BST level does not unlock it early. Plan around natural Charm expiration and a clear retreat, not a release-and-recharm routine.

Reward is available at your starting BST ability level. Call Beast is not usable with /BST; do not plan on a backup jug.

These charm camp routes are adapted for /BST with ability restrictions checked. They are not verified solo rotations for every main job.

Slimes can absorb physical attacks well, but resist Charm and are vulnerable to magic. Physical resistance preference promotes an eligible slime camp; it never makes a higher-level slime safe to select.

Pack Before Leaving

• Silent Oils and Prism Powders for travel when your available spells cannot cover Sneak and Invisible.
• An exit plan, an appropriate recovery item, and a usable Reraise option where available.
• Accuracy-appropriate food, a single-target pulling option and emergency HP recovery. Do not assume a weapon skill or ammunition type is usable without checking it.
• Pet Food Beta for Reward; the biscuit requires character level 24. Carry spares for a pet you want to keep.

Charm mechanics · Slime family traits · Leave: level 35 · Gauge: BST level 10 · Reward: BST level 12 · Pet Food Beta: level 24 · BST support-job abilities and restrictions