Clover Origins Guide: First steps after logging in
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OverviewClover Origins is an action RPG where you level up through quests, pick a grimoire that defines your magic, and build a character around your chosen fighting style. This guide walks you through everything from your first steps in Hage Village to pushing past level 1,000, so whether you just started or you're stuck at a wall, you'll find something useful here.
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First steps after logging in
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When you load in for the first time, play through the tutorial all the way to the end before heading into the open world. After that, your immediate stop is the bandit quest NPC near the starting point in Hage Village. Defeating enemies without an active quest means your kills won't count toward anything, so always pick up a quest first. Before you do anything else, open the Mission menu and check your daily and weekly tasks — doing this right after login every session keeps free rewards coming in steadily.
- Finish the tutorial don't skip to the open world early
- Talk to the bandit quest NPC in Hage Village before fighting anyone
- Open the Mission menu immediately after login to check daily and weekly tasks
- Set level 50 as your first milestone, since that's when you unlock your grimoire
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Reaching level 50 with the bandit quest loop
TipsThe routine is simple: accept the quest, kill the bandits, return to the NPC for your reward, then repeat. Taking on too many enemies at once is the biggest beginner trap — stick to one enemy at a time while you're learning. Attack, back off while the enemy responds, then move back in when it's safe.
- Always accept the quest before you start killing bandits
- Fight enemies one at a time rather than pulling a crowd
- Back away after attacking and wait for the enemy's counterattack to finish before closing in again
- Once you hit level 50, head straight for the Grimoire Tower
Getting your grimoire at level 50
StepWhen you reach level 50, walk the path between the broom gacha and the blacksmith in Hage Village — the Grimoire Tower is at the end of it. Inside, speak to the mage NPC and use your grimoire spins to receive a magic type. Higher rarities are harder to land, so if you get a magic that can handle early enemies — like wind or fire — stick with it and develop it rather than burning through all your spins chasing something rarer. Before you start spinning, decide exactly how many times you'll spin, so you don't end up with nothing usable.
- Head to the path between the broom gacha and the blacksmith in Hage Village
- Follow that path to the Grimoire Tower and talk to the mage NPC inside
- Use grimoire spins with the NPC to receive your magic
- Don't chase only the highest rarity secure a working magic first
- Check the skill screen to see what stats your spells need before assigning any points
- Decide your spin limit before you start so you don't accidentally use everything up
Stat point decisions that won't waste your build
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If you're using a magic-type grimoire, putting points into Magic unlocks new skills and increases your damage output. Mana controls how many spells you can cast before running dry, and Defense makes you harder to kill. Weapon users should focus on Sword, while unarmed close-range fighters should lean into Melee. Some special grimoires — like anti-magic — need different stats entirely, so always check the requirements listed on the skill screen before committing points. Splitting points thinly across Magic, Melee, and Sword at the same time leaves every attack weak.
- Magic grimoire users check the Magic stat requirement on each skill before spending anything
- Weapon users prioritize Sword; unarmed fighters: prioritize Melee
- Add Mana points if your skills keep running out mid-fight
- For unusual grimoires, read the skill description's requirements first and build from there
- Save your stat reset until your build direction is decided
Level ranges and where to grind them
TableEach level band has a natural enemy to farm. Always pick up the matching quest before fighting a boss. At level 100, make a detour to unlock your broom — it cuts travel time significantly for everything that follows.
| Levels 1–50 | bandit quests in Hage Village |
| Levels 50–150 | bandit boss quests |
| Level 100 milestone | climb the stairs right of the broom gacha, complete the flight course with the broom quest NPC, and collect the free broom |
| Levels 150–250 | move to boar enemies |
| Levels 250–450 | boar boss |
| Levels 450–750 | corrupted mages |
| Levels 750–1,000 | orcs |
| Levels 1,000–1,350 | orc king |
Combat habits that keep you alive
TipsAfter accepting a quest, glance at the kill counter on your screen to confirm it's tracking before you engage any enemies. Against normal mobs, fight small groups rather than pulling everything at once, and save area attacks for when enemies are actually clustered together. Burning through all your heavy skills immediately leaves you waiting on cooldowns while the enemy hits back — mix in normal attacks and movement to stay active. Against bosses, watch their animation before an attack and sidestep or get behind them.
- Confirm the kill counter is visible on screen before attacking quest enemies
- Pull only a few normal enemies at a time
- Combine heavy skills with normal attacks instead of using all skills at once
- Dodge boss attacks by reading their wind-up animation and moving sideways or behind them
- If you're stuck, check your Defense stat, your primary damage stat, and whether skill unlock requirements are met before trying anything else
Spending spins and gold without regrets
WarnClover Origins has multiple gacha systems — grimoire, race, trait, and broom — and it's tempting to try to max out all of them at once. That's the fastest way to run out of spins with nothing that works. Secure a grimoire that gets you through early content first, then revisit the others. A race or trait that's slightly off your ideal still lets you level. When spending gold, only buy gear and upgrades that fit your current build and fighting style.
Redeem codes
SummaryThe game distributes redeem codes periodically, and entering them in the designated in-game input field grants items or bonuses. Each code works once per account, and some have expiration dates. This page tracks active codes — check the codes section of this page for the current list.
- Input location use the dedicated code entry field inside the game
- Usage limit one redemption per account per code
- Expiry some codes have deadlines, so redeem them quickly
- Current codes see the codes section on this page
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Glossary
Glossary- Grimoire
- A book you receive at level 50 that determines which magic and skills your character can use.
- Spin
- A single use of a gacha pull for grimoires, races, traits, or brooms.
- Stat points
- Points earned through leveling and quests that you assign to abilities like Magic, Defense, Mana, Melee, or Sword.
- Mana
- A resource consumed when you cast magic skills; running out means you can't use skills until it recovers.
- Trait
- A passive ability that adds bonus effects to your attacks or defenses.
- Cooldown
- The waiting period after using a skill before you can use it again.
- NPC
- A game-controlled character that gives out quests, sells items, or provides services like the grimoire spin.
- Quest
- A task given by an NPC that rewards experience, gold, and stat points when completed.
- PvP
- Player versus Player combat, where you fight against other real players instead of game-controlled enemies.
- Boss
- A much stronger enemy that drops rare weapons, equipment, and rewards when defeated.
Common questions
FAQWhere do I get my grimoire?
Once you hit level 50, walk the path between the broom gacha and the blacksmith in Hage Village to reach the Grimoire Tower. Go inside and talk to the mage NPC, then use your grimoire spins to receive a magic type.
When and how do I unlock a broom?
At level 100, climb the stairs to the right of the broom gacha in Hage Village and speak to the broom quest NPC. Complete the flight course and you'll receive your first broom for free, which also unlocks access to the broom gacha.
How do I get Dash V2?
Once you're at level 500 or above, find the Dash V2 NPC in Bone Valley and pay them 50,000 gold to unlock it.
When can I travel to World 2?
Reaching level 4,000 lets you speak to the Clover Kingdom traveler NPC in Bone Valley to move to World 2.
I can't win in PvP — what should I do?
Spend time in NPC combat first to get comfortable with attack range, dodging, and skill cooldowns. It's fine to wait until your gear and skill set are stronger before jumping into player battles.
Does my starting choice of good or evil matter?
In the early game, the difference is mainly cosmetic — it changes the color of your name. If you're unsure, pick whichever you prefer the look of and move on.
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