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Parties & EXP Share

A Party in Trickster is a group of two or more characters that join together for various reasons. The most common reason people party is for an EXP and TM boost, to do Monster Party Quests which net more experience/better rewards than doing solo Monster Quests, or powerleveling characters.

Min 2 • Max 6 Members

General Info

Why party?

Fight strong monsters together — everyone can focus the same target.
Pick up loot dropped by monsters your teammates defeat.
Great for EXP/TM boosts, Monster Party Quests, and powerleveling.

Note: You can turn off the shared loot feature. See Party Settings.

Party size and boosts

Minimum 2, maximum 6 members. EXP and TM boosts depend on member count, party type, and gender/class composition. Review Types of Parties and Party Multipliers to plan the best setup.

Example: Parties are helpful for beating strong monsters like Kaboom (Growth Badge for 2nd job), because everyone can focus the same target and share drops.

Multi‑clienting: Some players create multiple accounts with specific characters to form Royal or Special parties for the strongest EXP/TM boosts, and to powerlevel efficiently.

Helpful tip

Right‑click a party member’s avatar and choose Follow to trail them across the map and through portals — handy for multi‑clienting.

How To Make or Join A Party

Invite directly

Right‑click the player and choose Party Request.
They receive a notification with party info: average level, party type, members, EXP Share, and Item Share.
They accept or reject the request.

If you invite someone already in a party (and you are not), an application is sent to their Party Chief, who can accept or reject. If both characters are already in separate parties, the request is rejected.

Party Bulletin Board

Open Party (bottom of the screen) or press P.
Open the Party Bulletin Board and create a listing.
Interested players click your listing and send an application.

You can also join a party by clicking a listing; your application goes to the Party Chief. Listings support comments to clarify goals (grinding spots, Royal party, etc.).

Please Note: As everyone can see the Bulletin Board, some use it for advertising (buy/sell items, recruit guilds, powerleveling). This is usually indicated in the comment.

When you are attempting to start or join a party, but the application is still under review by the Party Chief/person you are trying to recruit, you will not be able to send any more party requests unless you cancel the request.

Party Simulator

Configure members and see the party type and boosts instantly.

Members 4

Types of Parties

Party types change automatically when the requirements are met.

NormalNormal Party

BeginnerBeginner Party

Normal Party

Default party with no special requirements.
Does not fulfill other party requirements (e.g., all same type, each class present, or same gender).
Worst EXP/TM boosts out of all parties, except Fixed.

Default party No special requirements Lowest EXP/TM boosts

Boost note: lowest (except Fixed)

Beginner Party

Requires ≥1 member at level ≤30.
No member gap of 100+ levels (otherwise becomes Fixed).
Better boosts than Normal or Type (at 4 members), but limited by the ≤30 member.
Royal/Special give better boosts; Type surpasses after 4 members.

Note: You cannot change EXP Share in a Beginner Party. It is locked as No EXP Share.

≥1 member ≤30 ≤100 level gap to avoid Fixed EXP Share locked to No

Boost note: better than Normal/Type (at 4)

Type Party

Requires ≥4 members of the same type; all above level 30.
Better EXP/TM boosts than Normal/Beginner (past 4 members).
Less boosts than Royal or Special.

≥4 members All above level 30 Same type only

Boost note: below Royal/Special

Royal Party

Requires ≥4 members, with ≥1 from each class (Power, Magic, Sense, Charm).
All characters above level 30; multiples per class are fine.
EXP/TM boosts equal to Special — the strongest boosts available.

Note: This party cannot have all girls/all boys even if they contain a member from each class; in that case it would become a Special party which has the same EXP and TM boosts anyway.

≥4 members 1 from each class Not all same gender Boosts equal to Special

Boost note: strongest (equal to Special)

Special Party

Requires ≥4 members, all same gender.
If someone of the other gender joins, it changes to Normal or Royal depending on requirements now met.
EXP/TM boosts equal to Royal — the strongest boosts available.

≥4 members All same gender Boosts equal to Royal

Boost note: strongest (equal to Royal)

Fixed Party

Triggered when a member has ≥100 level difference to the Party Chief.
Provides no EXP/TM boosts and does not allow EXP sharing (overrides Beginner).
Generally not useful: no boosts and no powerleveling via sharing.

≥100 level difference No EXP/TM boosts No EXP sharing

Boost note: none, EXP sharing disabled

Party Multipliers

Values show EXP and TM boosts for each party type at the given member count.
As a general rule, the more members in your party, the higher the EXP and TM boosts. (Unless you are in a Fixed party).
Royal parties and Special party's EXP and TM boosts are equal, and both give the most powerful EXP and TM boosts you can get in parties.
Fixed party provides no EXP or TM boosts and does not allow EXP sharing.

2 Members

Normal EXP +20x / TM +20x
Beginner EXP +30x / TM +30x
Type EXP +20x / TM +20x
Royal EXP +30x / TM +50x
Special EXP +30x / TM +50x
Fixed None

3 Members

Normal EXP +30x / TM +30x
Beginner EXP +40x / TM +50x
Type EXP +40x / TM +40x
Royal EXP +50x / TM +50x
Special EXP +50x / TM +50x
Fixed None

4 Members

Normal EXP +30x / TM +30x
Beginner EXP +40x / TM +50x
Type EXP +40x / TM +40x
Royal EXP +50x / TM +50x
Special EXP +50x / TM +50x
Fixed None

5 Members

Normal EXP +40x / TM +50x
Beginner EXP +60x / TM +80x
Type EXP +70x / TM +100x
Royal EXP +100x / TM +150x
Special EXP +100x / TM +150x
Fixed None

6 Members

Normal EXP +50x / TM +80x
Beginner EXP +80x / TM +100x
Type EXP +100x / TM +150x
Royal EXP +150x / TM +200x
Special EXP +150x / TM +200x
Fixed None

Please note: To make use of the EXP and TM Boosts you will get in parties, the characters must be in the same map. Boosts apply based on the number of party members on the same map. Although you cannot make a Type, Royal or Special party without 4 characters, there are boosts for 2–3 members.

Party Settings

Only the Party Chief can edit settings. To view them, open Party (bottom of the screen) or press P, then click Setting Information.

🔕 Deny Request

Other people will not be able to join your party through requesting.

👑 Change Chief

Choose who will become Party Chief out of those in your party.

✏️ Change Name

Change the name of your party.

🎒 Item Share

Change whether people in your party can pick up other party member's loot or not.

COM — Communal

Loot can be picked up communally across the party.

INDI — Individual

Drops are individual per party member, behaving as if not in a party.

⚖️ EXP Share

You can determine how much experience is shared in the party. For example, if the EXP Share is 25%, when you kill a monster 25% of that EXP will go to the other member. People generally turn this feature to NO, unless powerleveling. This allows you to get the boosts from being in the party while keeping all of your EXP.

EQ — Equal Share

EXP is split equally among party members.

Level — Level-based Share

EXP distribution is based on the level of characters in your party; higher levelled characters earn more.

Manual — Custom Share

Set the share amount yourself (within allowed constraints).

NO — No EXP Share

Recommended unless powerleveling; keeps all EXP on the killer while still getting party boosts.

Beginner party note: EXP Share is locked to NO.

Cancelling, Leaving or Kicking Someone From a Party

✂ Kick a member

Right‑click their avatar, or open the Party tab and press Del, then click the character.

❌ Cancel the party

Open the Party tab and press Clr.

🚪 Quit the Party

If you are not the Party Chief, open the Party tab and select Quit the Party.