I am adding all maps I make into this single post, I will include all the notes I made during each map, so you can just ignore most of my comments and go straight for the maps on them all, please do feel free to give feedback/suggestions on how to make the maps better though..

I took down version 1, since it was just a badly edited version of this version 2 map, now ALL areas that will be available in open beta/commercial, including Beijing/Paris and it's connecting maps have been included with names, Tokyo is just an extra since it is based on the ingame world map, but next step is adding resources, mobs, NPCs to each area etc...

THIS IS THE MOST BASIC FORM OF THE WORLD MAP WITH AREA NAMES ON IT



Okay, I've decided to start doing resource/NPC/Mob location maps for each general area, this will include NPC Names/Locations numbered in no specific order, Monster Icons, Levels, Names(their bosses too), locations, and the items they drop, and resource/harvest names, levels, item drops, and locations as well, this current one of harbor, is EXTREMELY messy my first try, but give me some feedback on if you could use this to do quests easier or not?

Would this help you, would you be able to figure out where mobs are, what level they are, or what items they dropped based on this? or is it just way too messy to be used for anything?

I intend to try and clean up the next couple maps I do maybe even this one again later, but for now I want to know if this is a good start...

SANRIO HARBOR



FLORAPOLIS



SOUTH DREAM FOREST



WEST DREAM FOREST



WEST MISTY LAND



EAST DREAM FOREST



EAST MISTY LAND



EAST FLORAPOLIS VALLEY



WEST FLORAPOLIS VALLEY



LONDON



WEST DREAM LAND



EAST DREAM LAND



WIND PATHWAY



SOUTH SECRET PEAK



MIDDLE SECRET PEAK



NORTH SECRET PEAK



SOUTH WIND GRASSLAND

Edit: added most info now it's not inaccurate or mostly incomplete anymore, look forward to maps next

Note: the first level is the regular mobs level, the second is their bosses level, IE
Starbeam Lv. 1 = Starbeam, Dark Lv. 4 = Dark Starbeam Lv. 4

Item List:

(Common)
(Uncommon)
(Rare)
(Boss only?)

Sanrio Harbor:

Starbeam: Lv. 1 Dark: Lv. 4
Slime: Item Level: 1 Price: 1 (Common)
Starbeam Card: Item Level: 1 Price: -(Rare)
Dark Starbeam Card: -

Pagurian: Lv. 2
Gravel: Item Level: 1 Price: 1 (Common)
Pagurian Card: Item Level: 1 Price: - (Rare)

Snapper: Lv. 2 Fierce: Lv. 5
Snapper's Treasure: Item Level: 1 Price: 1 (Common)
Gravel: Item Level: 1 Price: 1(Uncommon)
Snapper Card: Item Level: 1 Price: - (Rare)
Fierce Snapper Card: -

South Dream Forest:

Pinbee: Lv. 4
Pinbee Frills: Item Level: 5 Price: 2 (Common)
Pinbee Fury: Item Level: 5 Price: 3 (Common)
Precious Honey: Item Level: 5 Price: 10 (Common)
Pinbee Card: Item Level: 5 Price: - (Rare)

Boxpig: Lv. 4 Angry: Lv. 8
Boxpig's Appetitie: Item Level: 11 Price: 17 (Common)
Boxpig's Comfort: Item Level: 2 Price: 1 (Common)
Boxpig's Squeal: Item Level: 11 Price: 17 (Rare)
Boxpig's Energy: Item Level: 11 Price: 17
Boxpig Card: Item Level: 5 Price: - (Rare)
Angry Boxpig Card: -

East Dream Forest:

Webley: Lv. 6 Fierce: Lv. 8
Cobwebs: Item Level: 3 Price: 2 (Uncommon)
Thick CObwebs: Item Level: 3 Price: 2 (Uncommon)
Damaged Cobwebs: Item Level: 3 PRice: 0 (Common)
Webley Spell: Item Level: 9 Price: 10 (Uncommon)
Webley Webs: Price: 0 (Common)
Webley Card: Item Level: 7 Price: - (Rare)
Fierce Webley Card: -

Dartbee: Lv. 6
Dartbee's Fury: Item Level: 7 Price: 4 (Common)
Dartbee's Frills: Item Level: 7 Price: 3 (Uncommon)
Dartbee Card: Item level: 7 Price: - (Rare)

West Dream Forest:

Chainworm: Lv. 6 Crazy: Lv. 8
Chainworm's COurage: Item Level: 10 Price: 10 (Uncommon)
Chainworm's Spell: Item Level: 4 Price: 2 (Common)
Chainworm's Anger: Item Level: 4 Price: 2 (Uncommon)
Chainworm's Bandages: Item Level: 10 Price: 8 (Common)
Chainworm Card: Item Level: 7 Price: - (Rare)
Crazy Chainworm Card: -

Skorpin: Lv. 6 Mad: Lv. 8
Skorpin's Fury: Item Level: 5 Price: 7 (Uncommon)
Skorpin's Spell: Item Level: 4 Price: 2 (Common)
Skorpin's Anger: Item Level: 5 Price: 7 (Common)
Skorpin's Defense: Item Level: 10 Price: 8 (Common)
Skorpin Card: Item Level: 5 Price: - (Rare)
Mad SKorpin Card: -

West Misty Land:

Dustfly: Lv. 7 Magic: Lv. 9
Dustfly's Flounce: Item Level: 5 Price: 7 (Common)
Dustfly's Tempter: Item Level: 4 Price: 4 (Common)
Dustfly Card: Item Level: 7 Price: - (Rare)
Magic Dustfly Card: -

Beetil: Lv. 7 Great: Lv. 9
Beetil's Anger: Item Level: 5 Price: 8 (Uncommon)
Beetil's Defense: Item Level: 5 Price: 5 (Common)
Beetil's Powder: Item Level: 7 Price: 7 (Uncommon)
Beetil Card: Item Level: 7 Price: 10 (Rare)
Great Beetil Card: -

East Misty Land:

Ardillon: Lv. Lv. 7 Leader: Lv. 9
Adillion's Defense: Item Level: 9 Price: 11 (Common)
Ardillion's Bandages: Item Level: 9 Price: 11 (Common)
Adrillion's Fury: Item Level: 7 Price: 7 (Uncommon)
Ardillion Card: -
Ardillion Leader Card: -

East Florapolis Valley:

Jellyhound: Lv. 9 Golden: Lv. 10
Jellyhound's Comfort: Item Level: 10 Price: 10(Common)
Jellyhound's Mischief: Item Level: 10 price 10(Common)
Jellyhound's Growl: Item Level: 10 Price: 12(Common)
Jellyhound Card: Item Level: 7 Price: - (Rare)
Golden Jellyhound Card: -


Squeets: Lv. 9 Fierce: Lv. 10
Squeet's Squeak: Item Level: 7 Price: 8(Uncommon)
Squeet's Treasure: Item Level: 7 Price: 8(Rare) (Boss only?)
Squeet's Comfort: Item Level: 5 Price: 7 (Common)
Squeet's Mischief: Item Level: 7 Price: 8 (Common)
Squeet Card: Item Level: 10 Price: - (Rare)
Fierce Squeet Card: -

West Florapolis Valley:

Leaftails: Lv. 10 Chief: Lv. 12
Leaftail's Bandages: Item Level: 10 Price: 10(Common)
Leaftail's Slime: Item Level: 10 Price: 8(Common)
Leaftail's Skill: Item Level: 9 Price: 12(Rare) (Boss only?)
Leaftail Card: Item Level: 10 Price: - (Rare)
Chief Leaftail Card: -

Bramble: Lv. 10 Leader: Lv. 12
Bramble's Fury: Item Level: 8 Price: 8(Common)
Bramble's Treasure: Item Level: 10 Price: 10(Rare) (Boss only?)
Bramble's Comfort: Item Level: 8 Price: 8(Common)
Bramble Card: Item Level: 10 Price: - (Rare)
Bramble Leader Card: -

Fake Bramble Leader: Lv. 12
(Spawns a bit SE of the real Bramble Leader drops no items, except when on Mysterious Key quest, drops Key for quest)

West Dreamland:

Brushtail: Lv. 12 Captain: Lv. 14
Brushtail's Fury: Item Level: 10 Price: 5
Brushtail's Comfort: Item Level: 10 Price: 14
Brushtail Card: -
Brushtail Captain Card: -

Purlynx: Lv. 12 Black: Lv. 14
Purlynx's Might: Item level: 9 Price: 6
Purlynx's Comfort: Item Level: 5 Price: 9
Purlynx's Treasure: Item Level: 10 Price: 15
Purlynx Card: -
Black Purlynx Card: -

East Dream Land:

Greenwing: Lv. 13
Greenwing's treasure: Item Level: 10 Price: 15
Greenwing's Feather: Item Level: 7 Price: 10
Greenwing's Little Feather: Item Level: 10 Price: 8
Greenwing Card: -


Furtale: Lv. 13 Golden: Lv. 14
Furtale's Bandages: Item Level: 10 Price: 10
Furtale's Energy: Item Level: 15 Price: 10
Furtale Card: -
Golden Furtale Card: -

Wind Pathway:

Mad Treedrop: Lv. 15
Treedrop's Little Feather: Item Level: 15 Price: 10
Treedrop's Bandages: Item Level: 15 Price: 12
Precious Jello: Item Level: 9 Price: 55
Mad Treedrop Card: -

Pongo: Lv. 15 Leader: Lv. 17
Pongo's Comfort: Item Level: 12 Price: 18
Pongo's Eyedrop: Item Level: Price:
Pongo's Treasure: Item Level: 12 Price: 25
Pongo Card: -
Pongo Leader Card: -

South Secret Peak:

Wulver: Lv. 15 Great: Lv. 17
Wulver's Comfort: Item Level: 13 Price: 18
Wulver's Bandages: Item Level: 10 Price: 15
Wulver Card: -
Great Wulve Card: -

Pooma: Lv. 15 Leader: Lv. 17
Pooma's Growl: Item Level: 12 Price: 17
Pooma's Temper: Item Level: 12 Price: 18
Pooma's Snarl: Item Level: 12 Price: 10
Pooma Card: -
Pooma Leader Card: -

Middle Secret Peak:

Croogar: Lv. 15 Captain: Lv. 17
Croogar's Temper: Item Level: 10 Price: 12
Croogar's Snarl: Item Level: 10 Price: 12
Croogar Card: -
Croogar Captain Card: Item Level: 17 Price:

Cobrak: Lv. 14 King: Lv. 16
Cobrak's Anger: Item Level: 10 Price: 9
Cobrak's Bandages: Item Level: 10 Price: 9
Cobrak's Spell: Item Level: 15 Price: 10
Cobrak Card: -
Cobrak King Card: -

North Secret Peak:

Arachnea: Lv. 14 Araknos: Lv. 24
Arachnea's Powder: Item Level: 10 Price: 10
Arachnea's Cobwebs: Item Level: 10 Price: 10
Araknos Treasure: Item Level: Price:
Arachnea Card: -
Araknos Card: -

Slyvern: Lv. 14 Leader: Lv. 16
Slyvern's Anger: Item Level: 10 Price: 12
Slyvern's Bandages: Item Level: 10 Price: 12
Slyvern's treasure: Item Level: 15 Price: 20
Slyvern Card: -
Slyvern Leader Card: -

South Wind Grassland:

Fierce Treedrop: Lv. 17
Treedrop's Bandages: Item Level: 15 Price: 12
Treedrop Feathers: Item Level: 15 Price: 15
Fierce Treedrop Card: -

Redwing: Lv. 14
Redwing's Feather: Item Level: 15 Price: 12
Redwing's Little Feather: Item Level: 15 Price: 9
Redwing's Pride: Item Level: 9 Price: 12
Redwing Card: -

Pyrodon: Lv. 20
Pyrodon's Treasure:(Uncommon)
Pyrodon's Anger: Item Level: 20 Price: 10(Uncommon)
Pyrodon's Eyedrops:(Uncommon)
0-Chan's Toolbox: Quest Item (Non-drop/Give) (Common)
Pyrodon Card: - (Rare)


Resources:

Sanrio Harbor:

Shamrock Lv. 1
Clover : Item Level: 1 Price: 1
Rare Clover: Item Level: 1 Price: 4

Bush Lv. 1
Short Sticks: Item Level: 1 Price: 1
Fragmented Branch: Item Level: 1 Price: 0

Spiral Wood Lv. 1
Willow: Item Level: 1 Price: 1
Small Splinters: Item Level: 1 Price: 0

Dark Opal Basil Lv. 1
Dark Opal Basil: Item Level: 1 Price: 1
Rare Leaves: Item Level: 1 Price: 4
Mysterious Leaves: Item Level: 1 Price: 2

South Dream Forest:

Ivory Wood Lv. 3
Ivory Wood: Item Level: 2 Price: 2
Strong Ivory Wood: Item Level: 2 Price: 3
Golden Ivory Wood: Item Level: 2 Price: 50
Small Splinters: Item Level: 1 Price: 0

East Dream Forest:

Kaolit Lv. 3
Short Rattan: Item Level: 2 Price: 2
Long Rattan: Item Level: 2 Price: 3
Long Curvy Vine: Item Level: 2 Price: 0

West Dream Forest:
Same as east dream forest

East Misty Land:

Clay Deposit Lv. 1
Clay: Item Level: 1 Price: 1
Pearl: Item Level: 1 Price: 2

Sea Rock Lv. 2
Small Blue Pebbles: Item Level: 2 Price: 2
Shells: Item Level: 2 Price: 2
Stone Fragments: Item Level: 1 Price: 0

West Misty Land:
Same as east misty land

East Florapolis Valley:

Sage Lv. 4
Sage: Item Level: 3 Price: 4
Peaceful Grass: Item Level: 3 Price: 20
Caterpillar: Item Level: 3 Price: 1

Mulberry Tree Lv. 4
Mulberries: Item Level: 4 Price: 5
Caterpillar: Item Level: 3 Price: 1
Strong Wood: Item Level: 3 Price: 3
Fragmented Branch: Item Level: 1 Price: 0

West Florapolis Valley:

Grains Lv. 5
Grains: Item Level: 4 Price: 6
Withered Grains: Item Level: 4 Price: 2
Magic Grains: Item Level: 4 Price: 30

Dandelions Lv. 5
Dandelions: Item Level: 4 Price: 6
Golden Dandelions: Item Level: 4 Price: 30
Caterpillar: Item Level: 3 Price: 1

West Dreamland:

Caterpillar Tree Lv. 5
High Quality Maple: Item Level: 4 Price: 10
Rare Maple: Item Level: 4 Price: 30
Maple: Item Level: 4 Price: 5
Caterpillar Wood: Item Level: 7 Price: 15
Withered Leaves: Item Level: 4 Price: 1
Caterpillar Fruit: Item Level: 5 Price: 8
Caterpillar: Item Level: 3 Price: 1
Big Splinters: Item Level: 4 Price: 2

Windbell tree Lv. 5
Golden Floral Wood: Item Level: 4 Price: 30
Floral Wood: Item Level: 4 Price: 5
Hard Floral Wood: Item Level: 4 Price: 10
Cotton: Item Level: 4 Price: 5
High Quality Cotton: Item Level: 4 Price: 8
Withered Leaves: Item Level: 4 Price: 1

East Dream Land:

Coal Lv. 3
Coal: Item Level: 3 Price: 3
Clumps of Mud: Item Level: 3 Price: 1
Cat's Eye-stone: Item Level: 3 Price: 30

Copper Lv. 4
Copper: Item Level: 3 Price: 3
Copper Pieces: Item Level: 3 Price: 1
Tiger's Eye-stone: Item Level: 3 Price: 30

Wind Pathway:

Hedgehog Vine Lv.8
Hedgehog Fruit: Item Level: 7 Price: 20
Thorny Vine: Item Level: 7 Price: 10
Withered Thorny Vine: Item Level: 7 Price: 8
Big Splinters: Item Level: 4 Price: 2

Fossil Rock Lv. 6
Fossil: Item Level: 6 Price: 8
Rainbow Stone: Item Level: 6 Price: 3
Sun Stone: Item Level: 6 Price: 14
Soft Clay: Item Level: 6 Price: 14
Marble: Item Level: 6 Price: 8

South Secret Peak:

Hedgehog Vine Lv. 8
See Above

Crystal Vein Lv. 6
Fossil Fragments: Item Level: 5 Price: 12
Iron ore: Item Level: 5 Price: 7
Rough Copper: Item Level: 5 Price: 7
Glossy Stone: Item Level: 5 Price: 2
Sun Stone: Item Level: 6 Price: 14

Middle Secret Peak:

Big Windbell Trees Lv. 8
Windbell Warts: Item Level: 6 Price: 8
Big Splinters: Item Level: 4 Price: 2
Windbell Wood: Item Level: 6 Price: 8
Good Floral Wood: Item Level: 6 Price: 10

Crystal Vein Lv. 6
See Above

North Secret Peak:

Stone Pile Lv. 5
Rough Stone: Item Level: 4 Price: 1
Pebbles: Item level: 4 Price: 5
High Quality Coal: Item Level: 4 Price: 5
Black Shining Fragments: Item level: 4 Price: 10
Blue Shining Fragments: Item level: 4 Price: 10
Dry mud: Item Level: 4 Price: 1

Crystal Vein Lv. 6
See Above

Yams Lv. 6
Yam Blossom: Item Level: 6 Price: 8
Yam: Item Level: 6 Price: 4
Sincere Leaves: Item Level: 6 Price: 12

South Wind Grassland:

Goat Bamboo Lv. 8
Soft Bamboo Hair: Item Level: 7 Price: 12
Goat Bamboo: Item Level: 7 Price: 12
Moso Bamboo: Item Level: 7 Price: 12
Shell of Bamboo Caterpillar: Item Level: 7 Price: 12

Fossil Rock Lv. 6
See Above

Black Nightshade Lv. 7
Black Nightshade: Item Level: 6 Price: 4
Withered Black Nightshade: Item Level: 6 Price: 8
Knowledge Leaves: Item Level: 6 Price: 12

Sungrass Lv. 6
Rare Sunfruit: Item Level: 5 Price: 20
Rare Sun Grass: Item Level: 5 Price: 15
Sun Grass: Item Level: 5 Price: 10
Miracle Leaf: Item Level: 5 Price: 20
creeping Oxalis: Item Level: 5 Price: 7
Withered Leaves: Item Level: 4 Price: 1

Note: This guide was written for the International Versions Founder Beta, therefore some info isn't accurate anymore, that info is mostly in the skill levels, names, and stats of RECIPES, and also the max levels possible(because those were based on recipes/resources which have been changed), however the experience gained per harvest, and the costs per level are generally the same since founders beta, therefore there is still some use to this guide.

Guide to Levels

Hunting Levels (Experience from monsters): I can't add up any info on this because during the christmas event of international founders beta they've removed monster experience, so I can't figure out what gives what experience or how it is in relation to levels, I may update this later if this guide stays through open beta when it comes out though... Fighting Monsters Does Not Give Experience in Hello Kitty Online and Probably Never Will

Skill leveling and leveling in general :

First off leveling up all skills is done within a 9 level difference for earning experience, what I mean is this:

If you are 9 levels or higher in difference between you and your target crafted item/resource you get 0 experience to the skill you are using
8 levels higher = 1 experience
7 levels higher = 2 experience
6 levels higher = 4 experience
5 levels higher = 9 experience
4 levels higher = 18 experience
3 levels higher = 37 experience
2 levels higher = 75 experience
1 level higher = 150 experience
Same level = 300 experience
1 level lower = 600 experience
2 levels or more lower, I can't test this out because there is nothing currently in the game which is 2 levels higher than any avatar that can be used at that level, but I'd assume using the same formula it would keep doubling to 1200 and 2400+ experience...

Also, when you gain experience towards a certain secondary or other skill (planting, gathering, woodcutting, mining are secondary skills, forging, crafting, cooking, and sewing are other skills) you also gain half of the experience earned toward the skill as experience towards total level as is shown below :

9 levels higher = 0 experience either way
8 levels higher = 1 experience to the skill but since you can't half that, you earn 0 experience towards total level
7 levels higher = 2 experience to your skill and 1 experience towards your total level
6 levels higher = 4 experience to your skill and 2 experience towards your total level
5 levels higher = 9 experience to your skill and 4 experience towards your total level
4 levels higher = 18 experience to your skill and 9 experience towards your total level
3 levels higher = 37 experience to your skill and 18 experience towards your total level
2 levels higher = 75 experience to your skill and 37 experience towards your total level
1 level higher = 150 experience to your skill and 75 experience towards your total level
Same level = 300 experience to your skill and 150 experience towards your total level
1 level lower = 600 experience to your skill and 300 experience towards your total level
2+ levels lower than your target item/resource and it continues to double based on above as is said before...


That's how experience is earned towards the skills based on what level you are and what level the resource you're using or item your crafting is... using that as a guidepost and based on the fact that in the Founders Beta the highest level of any crafted item is 6 and any resource is 6-8, the max levels for all the skills in the Founder's Beta are:

Total Level : 30

Planting : 11 (Highest seeds levels are now 2)
Gathering : 16 (Highest gathering plants are level 7)
Woodcutting : 17 (Highest trees are level 8)
Mining : 15 (Highest mines are level 6)

Forging : 15 (Highest craftable item is level 6)
Crafting : 15 (Highest craftable item is level 6)
Cooking : 15 (Highest craftable item is level 6)
Sewing : 15 (Highest craftable item is level 6)


Those are the level caps in the Founders Beta only rememer... Now, when it comes to all the crafting items, the item levels listed aren't always correct, at first I thought the things on the farthest down in the pages of the recipe book were the highest levels I.E. gave the highest experience but it doesn't seem to be accurate as many quest recipes get added there, and have high crafting levels yet give only level 1 crafting item experience... therefore using the formulas above I calculated the ACTUAL crafting levels of all items based on the experience earned from them... The actual levels of all crafting items are:

This is where the info loses accuracy if it's not completely incorrect anymore. so be warned. The actual recipes these were based on were all changed, however so these are JUST FOR EXAMPLE ON HOW THIS WORKS NOW

Foring :
Slick Stone = level 1 forging item
Level 3 Axe = Level 1 forging item
Level 3 Scissors = Level 1 forging item
Shiny Stone = Level 4 forging Item
Shimmering Stone = level 5 forging item
Color pickaxe = level 5 forging item
Color Axe = level 5 forging item
Color scissors = level 5 forging item
Boar scissors = level 6 forging item
Sober Axe = Level 6 forging Item

Crafting :
Red Dye = level 1 crafting item
Bee Stingers Wand = level 1 crafting item
Snowballs = level 1 crafting
Copper Ring = level 1 crafting
Zipper = level 2 crafting
Black Dye = level 2 crafting
Sharp Talons = level 3 crafting item
Scaled Turncoat = level 4 crafting item
Fine Copper = level 4 crafting item
Fine Iron = level 5 crafting item
Polished Crystal = level 5 crafting item
Burry Balls = level 6 crafting item

Sewing :
Novice Top = level 1 sewing item
Traveler Shoes = level 1 sewing item
Novice Shoes = level 2 sewing item
Novice Pants = level 2 sewing item
Cotton = level 3 sewing item
Silk = level 3 sewing item
Leather = level 4 sewing item
The Insane Bleeding Mans Bandages = level 4 sewing item
Roarer top = level 5 sewing item

Cooking:
Ordinary Bread = level 1 cooking item
Chocolate milk = level 1 cooking item
Christmas Ham = level 1 cooking item
Eggnog = level 1 cooking item
Salvia Biscuit = level 2 cooking item
Tangerine Juice = level 2 cooking item
Honey Drink = level 3 cooking item
Strawberry Cake = level 4 cooking item
Tea with Honey = level 4 cooking item
Fruitcake = level 4.3 cooking item?
Grilled Sweet Potato = level 5 cooking item
Roast Vegetables = level 5 cooking item
Carrot Biscuit = level 5 cooking item
Grilled Corn = level 5 cooking item
Birthday Cake = level 5 cooking item
Black Tea = level 6 cooking item
Oat Biscuit = level 6 cooking item
Lemon Pie = level 6 cooking item

Remember you can calculate how much experience each item will give you, each time you craft it based on your skill level and the item/resource you're using/crafting... If you use a level 6 resource or craft a level 6 item, and your skill is level 8 you are 2 levels higher than the resource/item so you get 75 skill experience and 37 total level experience as is shown above, I.E. if your level is 6 the same as the resource/item you get 300 experience to the skill and 150 experience to total level...

The information below on what is the best stuff to level up on was for the international Founders Beta only, and while some may still be accurate(lvl 8 trees, 7 plants, 6 mines, etc), using the rest of the experience info in this guide I suggest you find on your own the best stuff to level up on.

A small hint for those looking to level up using this in the Founder's Beta, the best experience from each resource is listed here:

Planting : the cheapest, level 2 seeds right now are sweet potato and corn, and those are the best experience all the way to level 11

Gathering : Black Nightshades I think are the only level 7 gathering plant right now, so those are the best experience up to level 16, beyond that always make sure to gather from the plant that is the same level as your skill, and you'll always get the best experience, check the other guides posted up to see what levels each gathering plants are...

Woodcutting : There are 3 choices for level 8 trees, Hedgehog Vines, Goat Bamboo, and Big Windbell Trees, all are good for leveling up to the max level of 17, beyond that just like with gathering, always cut down trees the same level as your skill up to level 8 and you'll level up fast...

Mining : there are 2 choices for level 6 mines, caves, and fossils, those are the best up to the max level of 15, beyond that like above just use the mines that are the same level as your mining skill...

Forging : making slick stones is the best way from levels 1-4 and then at level 4 start gathering materials for shiny stones from caves and mines, craft those until level 6 or when you get to level 5 you can start gathering the materials for shimmering stones from stone mines, but I think shiny stones are a better choice as you can use those later to forge the best experience items for forging, the sober axe, and boar scissors using them when you get to level 6... and those are the best experience until level 15 max....

Crafting : making copper rings are probably the easiest and fastest way to level 4 or 5, and once you get to 4 you can switch to making fine copper for a while, at level 5 assuming you did the forging method of going for shiny stones, you already have a supply of shiny stones, grey crystals, and iron ores, all the items needed to level up your crafting, the best way to continually level up crafting is mining caves and mines for iron ores, grey crystals, and the fragments to make shiny stones, then using all those to craft burry balls and their material items polished crystals etc... also fine iron with the iron ores you get along the way gives another nice bit of experience up until the max level of 15...

Cooking : this one is straightforward, ordinary bread or chocolate milk up until level 6 and then from 6 to max level 15, crafting oat biscuits and then make the oat biscuits into lemon pies, both oat biscuits and lemon pies are level 6 crafting level so you get best experience for making both of them...

Sewing : Traveler shoes are the best method to level sewing up to 3 on, then once you get to 3 focus entirely on gathering cotton from windbell trees, you get both cotton and high quality cotton, keep both of them and build up a big stock... use the cotton to craft, crafted cotton, and use the high quality cotton and some bad branches from coffee trees to craft silk you get good experience from those until level 6, then use all the crafted cotton you've saved up to craft Roarer tops the best experience item to craft until the max level of 15 for sewing...



Finally, the actual experience required for all the individual levels, this section is still incomplete but I'll try and add all the rest of the info as I get it:

Total Levels :

Level 1 - 2 : 2500 experience required
Level 2 - 3 : 2875 experience required
Level 3 - 4 : 3305 experience required
Level 4 - 5 : 3800 experience required
Level 5 - 6 : 4370 experience required
Level 6 - 7 : 5030 experience required
Level 7 - 8 : ???experience required
Level 8 - 9 : ???experience required
Level 9 - 10 : ???experience required
Level 10 - 11 : ???experience required
Level 11 - 12 : ???experience required
Level 12 -13 : ???experience required
Level 13 - 14 : ???experience required
Level 14 - 15 : ???experience required
Level 15 -16 : ???experience required
Level 16 - 17 : 19455 experience required
Level 17 - 18 : ???experience required
Level 18 - 19 : ???experience required
Level 19 - 20 : ???experience required
Level 20 - 21 : 28488 experience required
Level 21 - 22 : 31337 experience required
Level 22 - 23 : 34471 experience required
Level 23 - 24 : 37918 experience required
Level 24 - 25 : 41710 experience required
Level 25 - 26 : ???experience required
Level 26 - 27 : 50469 experience required
Level 27 - 28 : ??? experience required
Level 28 - 29 : ??? experience required
Level 29 - 30 : ??? experience required
Level 30 - 31: 73892 experience required

Since all the experience required to level is the same for all Secondary Skills (Planting, Gathering, Woodcutting, and Mining) I'm only going to add the experience required to elvel once for all 17 levels, but remember only woodcutting can make it up to level 17, the others can at best make it to 11-16 the experience required to level is :

Level 1 - 2 : 4000 experience required
Level 2 - 3 : 4600 experience required
Level 3 - 4 : 5290 experience required
Level 4 - 5 : 6084 experience required
Level 5 - 6 : 6996 experience required
Level 6 - 7 : 8045 experience required
Level 7 - 8 : 9252experience required
Level 8 - 9 : 10640 experience required
Level 9 - 10 : 12236 experience required
Level 10 - 11 : 14072 experience required
Level 11 - 12 : 16182 experience required
Level 12 -13 : 18610 experience required
Level 13 - 14 : 21400 experience required
Level 14 - 15 : ??? experience required
Level 15 -16 : ??? experience required
Level 16 - 17 : ??? experience required


And finally the experience required to level for the Other Skills (Forging, Crafting, Cooking, and Sewing) all of these have a max level of 15 the experience required for them is :

Level 1 - 2 : 1000 experience required
Level 2 - 3 : 1050 experience required
Level 3 - 4 : 1100 experience required
Level 4 - 5 : ??? experience required
Level 5 - 6 : 1215 experience required
Level 6 - 7 : 1275 experience required
Level 7 - 8 : 1340 experience required
Level 8 - 9 : 1405 experience required
Level 9 - 10 : 1475 experience required
Level 10 - 11 : 1550 experience required
Level 11 - 12 : 1625 experience required
Level 12 -13 : 1710 experience required
Level 13 - 14 : 1795 experience required
Level 14 - 15 : ??? experience required
Level 15 - 16 : 1980 experience required

And that is all the info I've learned so far about leveling and levels, if I get any more info on the exp required for certain missing levels, or if hunting experience comes back again for some other reason I'll research into that and add it up, but for now that's it until the OB.. hopefully it's useful or at least interesting to some people...

Many thanks to Bex for helping me craft all the cooking stuff since my cooking level was too high to get any experiecne for anything, and to Suqua for farming a lot of the ingredients for the food I needed to craft... and also various others in my guild the HKO Founders for required experience for various levels...

Guide to Pets



Note: I bolded all the most important aspects in this guide, so if you're an advanced user, or even just know all the basic stuff I put at the start or even if you think you know everything about pets and re the pokemon master you should still read the bolded areas in this guide, you might find out something you didn't know before!

First a note for everyone, ALL MONSTERS IN THE GAME DROP PET CARDS ALL EVEN THE BOSSES, so it's not a matter of finding which monsters you can have as a pet, it's a matter of finding which monster you want a pet of, just find your favorite boss, or the coolest looking one, or even the best stat one if you like them based on that, start stunning it over and over, until you get your pet card, all of the monsters in the game drop their own type, and yes, the bosses have their own individual pet cards seperate from their lower level versions, so you can get boss pet cards...

Okay, so you've just gotten your first Monster Card, and you want to know how to use it, right? This guide will tell you how to keep it from running, away, how to feed it, how to give it comfort, and how to get the most out of its bonus stats, and inventory...

First off, you should locate the pet tab, you can get there by pressing C for the character panel and then clicking the doghouse in the lower right corner, that is the pet panel...

Some basic information on the panel:

First off you can have up to 3 pets in your pet panel at a time, you may only ever have 1 pet out and helping you at a time, but you can carry three in here, but each pet is unlocked at a different time, the first pet slot unlocks at level 10, meaning you can only get your first pet at level 10, this will be the first slot you can equip pets into, just right click the pet card in your inventory to send it here when you reach level 10, the second slot is unlocked at level 20, and the third slot at level 30, in order to use any certain pet, right click their icon to bring them out, it will highlight the image of that pet in the slot where the card is, and they will walk around you...

The top blank field is where your pet name goes, all pets start with their original monster name as default, if you click on the blue button to the right of the pet name you can Rename your pet to almost anything you want, give it your friends, family's, favorite names, etc... I HIGHLY SUGGEST YOU RENAME YOUR PET, since by renaming your pet when you first take it out, the bonus stats it gives all double-triple from it being happy to have it's own name...you can rename your pet anytime with no penalty, so feel free to go back and change it later if you want it to have a different name...

Next is the star icon, bag icon, and the area where it shows a preview of what your pet look like, the pet preview area pretty much speaks for itself, but the star icon is the Level of your pet, you can increase it's level and stats, etc.., and the bag is the inventory, the total # of inventory slots your pet can add to your inventory, whenever you open your inventory with your pet out, it's inventory will come up to the left of your inventory, if it starts with 5 slots, it usually has 2 open and 3 locked at the start, your pets other 3 inventory slots will unlock after you level the pet up...

Next are the Stat bonuses is, these bonuses are basically additionally stats that will be added to your characters stats when you have your pet out, if you level up a strong pet, you can become much much stronger than if you didn't have a pet, they are a great help, the stats are:

HP Bonus, Stamina Bonus, Attack Bonus, Defense Bonus, Critial Hit Bonus, and Dodge Bonus, usually all pets specialize in a different stat, so you can find multiple pets and just look at the stat bonus they have the highest of, and that stat will go up the most as they level, you can find pets that give high bonuses to attack, def, HP, stamina, etc... I myself usually prefer pets with the highest attack bonus, so I look for those, but there are many different types of pets you can raise...

The next three bars are by far the most important:

Experience, Comfort Value, Hunger Value, I'm going to break explaining these up into parts...

First off Experience, this bar starts off at 0/200 at level 1 for any pet, in order to raise your pets Level, and all their bonus stats up, you have to level them up, in order to do that is actually very simple, there are two ways to gain experience, the first one is feeding though the chance of getting experience from feeding is very unlikely, under 10%, whenever you feed your pet, based on the food type you're using you'll get a certain amount of expeirence, however, the other method of leveling up your pet is much easier, and makes more sense, ALWAYS KEP YOUR PET OUT AND HANGING AROUND YOU WHEN YOU ARE HARVESTING, as you harvest, gather from plants, cut down trees, mine from mines, and plant/harvest from your farm, each time you do when your pet is out, your pet will gain 1 experience... it doesn't sound like a lot, but in HKO you do those things A LOT, doing any one of those things once, takes 5 seconds, so every 5 seconds your pet can gain 1 experience like that, so it takes something like 10-20 minutes to level your pet up(raise the experience bar from 0/200 to 200/200) from 1-2, doesn't sound like a lot right? And the best part is after your pet levels from 1-2, the experience bar resets, level 2-3 requires 0/230 experience, just 30 experience more, in terms of time it adds something like 2-5 minutes longer to the original 15-20 minutes per level, each time you level it, so level 2-3 will take 20-25 minutes, level 4 will take 25-30 minutes, etc... each time it levels the experiece required only increases by 30, the levels go as such:

Level 1-2 : 200
Level 2-3 : 230
Level 3-4 : 260
Level 4-5 : 290
Level 5-6 : 320
Level 6-7 : 350
You get the point now? I would keep listing but, there is no known max level in the current version, the highest level pet I've seen was 15, though it probably goes higher, so just remember, all you have to do to level up your pet is keep it out while you gather items for quests, or harvest from your farm for $$, and other things that keep you gathering from resources, and keeping your pet out while you do them, it will level up quickly...

Next off is the Comfort and Hunger Value bars, these two bars work in very similar ways so I will explain them at the same time, first off if either one gets too low your pet will run away because it is uncomfortable or starving, second off the bonus stats your pet gives for it's level, you only get a certain % of them based on how full both of these bars are, if both hunger and comfort bars are 100% full you will gain 100% of your pets possible bonus stats, but if you leave the monly 50% full you'll only get half of what your pets bonus stats can give you, for both of those reasons you'll always want to keep your pets hunger, and comfort bars over 90% full... in order to do this:

First off hunger bar, each type of pet food in the game fills the hunger bar up a different number the most basic pet food in florapolis fills it by 10, the more exspensive food in london fills it by 11, others can do more or less, when you first bring your pet out at level 1 it will be at 160/240, a little over half, you'll want to start feeding it right off, there is a few minute delay between each time you can feed your pet, so make sure you hotkey your pet food and just keep feeding it slowly over time, after you get your pets hunger bar to 240/240 or close to that, you don't need to feed it more than once every 5-20 minutes, since it very slowly gets lower, so just focus on filling up the bar once and after that just feed your pet every so often as you feel like it...but remember DO NOT LET IT DROP BELOW 50% 120/240, pets CAN AND WILL RUN AWAY if you abuse them...

Second off Comfort Bar, just like the hunger bar this is a very important bar you'll want to keep this full as best as you can too, and even better than the hunger bar, this bar does not lower over time, so it will be alot easier to keep from lowering, there are mainly 2 aspects to this bar, Number one when you have your pet out, and right click on it, there will be 3 buttons, Pet, Clean-up, Put back in Card, Petting your pet can be done every 45-60 seconds, and each time you do it it, raises your pets comfort value by 5, this is the primary way to keep your pets comfort value up, so make sure you pet your pet right after you first take it out, because it's comfort bar will be exactly 50%, and you'll want to keep it at 100%, second off, the comfort value does not lower over time, you may wonder how it lowers if that is the case?

Pets have to go to to the toilet, I've noticed that pets actually only go to the toilet soon after you feed them, so after you get hunger bar to 100%, and stop feeding them beyond every 20 minutes or so, you won't have to worry about cleaning up after them so often, but everytime you do feed them keep an eye out, your pet will do a black/white flashing emote that symbolizes they are having an emergency, when you see them do that emote, right click your pet and click the middle button Clean-up, that will let them comfortably go to the toilet, and save your pets comfort bar from lowering... you should always clean-up after your pet asap, this bar is very easy to keep up, since all you have to do is hit that middle button whenever you see your pet needs to go, and IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO NOT LET YOUR COMFORT BAR GO BELOW 50%, just like hunger IT WILL RUN AWAY... not to mention if it gets and stays low you won't get your bonus stats or inventory slots either, so you always want to keep those two bars at over 90% or full...

One final note on going to the toilet, when you do clean-up after your pet, you will sometimes get an item called Pet Jelly in your inventory, they stack up to 99, and are more or less useless so far, you might want to hold onto them, but I usually sell them to the NPC(why do NPCs buy these?), they sell for 1 each, so it's up to you to trash or sell them...

One final MAJOR function of pets, for now there is no penalty for doing this(though I'd think they'll add one eventually), but if you right click your pet while it is walking around near you, you will find the button Return Pet to Card, by clicking this and slecting Okay, your pet will go back into Card form and be returned to your inventory, usin this method you can switch between multiple pets, level pets up, and trade them to other people, a fun feature, right? Trade your pokemon after training them and aim for the pokemon master! Gotta Catch'em All! XP

And I think that covers most aspects of pets in HKO, I hope this helps you to keep your pet alive and well, and let you get the most out of leveling your pet and getting bonus stats from the, hope to see some nice pets later on... ^^ Also, one mention on a future feature, there is supposedly going to be a Pet Breeding function when commercial release/Beijing goes up, so look forward to that too, I might add more to this when that goes up later... it really is pokemon... XD

Preview of Breeding System Thanks to Official Blogs

Stock Guide

It's messy for now, I just put it together really quick, also the costs indicated for items for flora quests, doesn't include things like seeds, farms, recipes, just what is listed... this is pretty much what I meant by stock guide, items to stock up on all at once, and then turn in quests for, rather than having to run back and forth between Clay and Sea Rock resources 50x because we all know how much fun those runs are...

Sanrio Harbour Stock Guide:

35 Clover
15 Rare Clover
54 Slime (4 for glue)
50 Small Splinters
20 Dark Opal Basil
15 Mysterious Leaves
20 Gravel
20 Short Sticks

2 Glue (4 slime + 4 sugar)
3 White Bread (3 flour + 3 eggs + 2 sugar)
9 Flour (6 for white bread)
9 Eggs (6 for white bread)
10 Sugar (4 for glue) (4 for white bread)
20 Chocolate Milk (20 Chocolate, 20 Milk)

Florapolis Stock Guide:

15 Potato
15 Oriental Yams
15 Apples
20 Snap Peas
20 Corn
60 Ivory Wood
10 Strong Ivory Wood
20 Pinbee's Frills
5 Pinbee's Furry
20 Precious Honey
10 Boxpig's Appetite
30 Boxpigs comfort
20 Short Rattan
10 Long Rattan
15 Long Curvy Vine
10 Damaged Cobwebs
35 Fragmented Branch
10 Chainworms Bandages
10 Beetil's Defense
20 Ardillions Bandages
25 Clay
10 Stone Fragments
55 Shells
30 Pearls
5 Chocolate Milk (5 Chocolate, 5 Milk)
22 Basic Doughnuts (24 flour, 40 eggs, 40 milk, 16 sugar)
10 Glue (20 slime + 20 sugar) (Alternatively could save on 20 slime and 20 sugar, by buying 10 glue from NPC in london for $330)
15 Caterpillars
20 Mulberries
18 Clean Spring Water (Costs $70)
30 Dandelions
15 Sages
13 Strong Wood
20 Grains
15 Simple Chain (Get these free from quest? Can Buy from Mateiral Merchant in London though)
12 Starter Tee (72 Bolts of Simple Cloth + 120 Simple Thread + 12 Needles)
2 Starter Shorts (16 Bolts of Simple Cloth + 20 Simple Thread + 2 Needles)
10 Double-Stiched Shirts (10x Starter Tees + 50 Bolts of Light Cloth + 80 Simple Thread + 10 Red Dye + 10 Needles)
10 Worker Pants ( 80 Bolts of Light Cloth + 150 Simple Thread + 30 Blue Dye + 30 Wooden Buttons + 10 Needles)
5 Red SLeeping Caps (10 Bolts of Light Cloth + 15 Simple Thread + 5 Red Dye + 5 Needles)
5 Red Umbrellas (5 Wooden Handles + 30 Bolts of Simple Cloth + 40 Wooden Frames + 5 red dye)

Items to Buy from NPCs in London After Gathering All Else:
45 Wooden Frames (Buy 45 from Material Merchant in London for $276)
12 Slick Stones (Buy 12 from material Merchant in London for $60)
6 Sweat-free Handles (Buy 6 from material Merchant in London for $1100)
10 Polished Sticks (Buy 10 from material Merchant in London for $110)
118 Bolts of Simple Cloth (Buy 118 from material Merchant in London for $480)
385 Simple Thread (Buy 385 from material merchant in london for $800)
5 Wooden handles (Buy 5 from material merchant in london for $340)
140 Bolts of Light Cloth ( Buy 140 from Material merchant in london for $700)
20 Red Dye (Buy 20 from material merchant in london for $240)
30 Blue Dye (Buy 30 from material merchant in london for $360)
30 Wooden Buttons (Buy 30 from material merchant in london for $120)
45 needles (Buy 45 from material merchant in london for $675)

15 Simple Chain (Get these free from quest? Can Buy 15 from Mateiral Merchant in London for $460 though)

45 milk (costS $225)
40 Eggs (costs $130)
24 Flour (costs $125)
16 Sugar (costs $200)
5 Chocolate (Costs $15)

Total Combined Cost of Florapolis Quests + London Equipment:
$330
$70
$276
$60
$1100
$110
$480
$800
$340
$700
$240
$360
$120
$675
$460
$225
$130
$200
$15
=$6691
+$1.8k For Best Equipment Sold in London Lv. 10-11 Requirement
= $8491