Efficient EXP feeding

This lists common monsters a player may acquire either through various dungeons or the PAL machine. Feeding a low level monster to a monster is not the most efficient use of exp and it may be worthwhile to feed fodder some lower ranking fodder.

Most skill up monsters that need to be evolved require 44,520 exp to reach level 25, others require 11,570 exp to reach level 15.

To save coins, one should try to skill up, awaken, and add +stats to a monster at a low level. As the cost to feed a monster is (monster level)*(100 coins), the highest cost to feed a monster one feed material is 9900 coins so anything that more than 9900 exp is considered not a waste of coins to feed except at max level which is for a number of monsters, 99.

Efficient EXP

In the case you are using spares of the same monster to awaken or level a skill, you may want to feed the spare some EXP first.

"Given EXP" is (monster level)*(base EXP) so we should maximize the "Needed EXP rise" to the value lower than "Base EXP" to make sure EXP is not lost. Here, we should feed Nobunaga 13304 exp to reach level 11 before feeding it to the Main Nobunaga as at level 12, at least 500 exp is wasted in the EXP needed to level him one more level. This method attempts to make sure that every bit of EXP is not wasted. This method uses more coins in exchange.

Monster	Curve	Base EXP	Level	EXP needed	EXP given	Needed EXP rise	Given EXP rise
	4m	3150	11	13304	34650	3080	3150
	4m	3150	12	16884	37800	3580	3150

Monster	Curve	Base EXP	Level	EXP needed	EXP given	Needed EXP rise
	1m	750	10	2556	7500	652
	1m	638	9	1904	5742	540
	1.5m	619	7	1391	4333	509
	1.5m	619	7	1391	4333	509
	1.5m	619	7	1391	4333	509
	1m	506	8	1364	4056	437
	2m	600	6	1176	3600	503
	1.5m	525	7	1391	3675	509
	1m	394	7	927	2748	339
	1.5m	450	6	882	2700	377
	1.5m	394	6	882	2367	377
	1m	281	6	588	1692	251
	1.5m	225	4	246	900	157

Spending Less Coins

Using a base example, T2 Ogres, you could put a bit more exp into a fodder monster so that you use less coins when feeding a base monster should the base monster be at a high level. For a T2 Ogre and for other monsters with the same exp curve and base exp, feeding the monster more exp will lead to loss of exp.

The T2 Ogre is initially level 7 and gives 4333 EXP(Previous) to same color at this level.

Sum EXP equals to the exp given by the fodder monster at the previous level and the exp needed to feed the fodder monster to raise its level.

Monster	New level	Needed EXP	Sum EXP	EXP given	EXP lost	EXP maintained
	8	654	4987	4952	35	99%
	9	1464	5798	5571	227	96%
	10	2443	6776	6190	586	91%
	11	3598	7931	6809	1122	86%

In comparison to a level 6 T2 ogre which gives 3714 EXP, feeding it the minimum amount of EXP to reach level 7.

Monster	New level	Needed EXP	Sum EXP	EXP given	EXP lost	EXP maintained
	7	509	4223	4333	-110	103%

If you want to save coins, you may want to control the percentage of exp that is lost

Personal Comments/Notes

Create table that shows the fodder monster level the where sum of that fodder monster plus an amount of exp is less than the exp given by the fodder monster when being fed that amount of exp, or the point where you shouldn't feed them together.

I'll need to figure out on how to do the math

when to feed the fodder monster the exp exp given by fodder monster(fed some amount of exp) >= exp given by fodder monster + that amount of exp

when to not feed the fodder monster exp given by fodder monster(fed some amount of exp) < exp given by fodder monster + that amount of exp

you are limited by the fixed quantity of exp of the lower tier of exp fodder.

It used to be that coins are a non issue later in the game but that may not be the case with the introduction of purchasable Coin Dungeons. It may be so that spending coins to feed a monster are still a non issue in comparison to saving coins for Coin Dungeons.

Maximizing EXP given

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Monster	Curve	Base EXP	EXP needed	EXP given	End level
	1m	750	12533	13500	18
	1m	638	7714	9562	15
	1.5m	619	7870	8053	13
	1.5m	619	7870	8053	13
	1.5m	619	7870	8053	13
	1m	506	6409	7098	14
	2m	600	5112	6000	11
	1.5m	525	4989	5775	11
	1m	394	4221	4734	12
	1.5m	450	3834	4500	10
	1.5m	394	3834	3945	10
	1m	281	2556	2820	10
	1.5m	225	1391	1575	7
	1.5m	150	500	750	15