DNC/SAM Solo With 1hrs

0 JP, no REMA. A few merits for No Foot Rise.

Wondering if this plan makes sense:

Before start

Presto
Trance
Climactic Flourish
Saber Dance

Start

3000 TP Rudra (ideally)
Step
... three attack rounds
1000 TP Ternary Evis (ideally, Darkness)
Presto
Step
Reverse Flourish
... three attack rounds
~1500 TP Rudra (ideally, Darkness 2, otherwise Darkness 1)
Grand Pas
Reverse Flourish
Step
... four or more attack rounds
~2000 TP Rudra (do not skillchain with previous Rudra)
Reverse Flourish
Reverse Flourish
Meditate
Sekkanoki
No Foot Rise (+TP)
... three attack rounds
~3000 TP Climactic Evis (Darkness 1)
... three attack rounds (maximum)
~3000 TP Rudra (Darkness 2)

Haven't actually tried it but it makes sense in my head.

soloing what?

This could definitely work to solo Leaping Lizzy. Good luck claiming it though, them pesky rmt might beat you to it!

Lol

It does not. Try it out and you will see why.

Leaping Lizzy is child's play. If this person is looking for a true challenge, they would challenge Bubbly Bernie to a fight.

Bernie vs 18 level 1 alliance

What you've described doesn't really work, but DNC/SAM is still pretty good for zerging down NMs. You do need JPs though -- at least 100 to get the finishing move bonus. Full JPs in Trance is a bonus, and full JPs in Reverse Flourish. Your starter is:

• Start with 2000 TP.

• Sekkanoki

• Evis

• Climactic Flourish

• Rudra's

• Reverse Flourish

• Rudra's

Once Climactic's recast is done (and you haven't died yet), substitute sekkanoki with a TP wing.

Thus far, I've soloed up to and including all T2 Zi'Tah NMs, all most T1 Ru'Aun NMs (the caturae are often hit-and-miss though), Palila, Yilan, and Hanbi. (sometimes I go /NIN or /RUN and use a TP wing instead of going /SAM, though)

Sometimes I needed 2-hours as a safety net. Also, the Ru'Aun T2 NMs aren't 100%, I win/lose around 50% of the time.

Or you can do a 4-step if you use a TP wing in the middle there. It's tough because the bosses get hard at around 50% though, so sometimes it's good to just get them down to 66~% and then finish them with a 3-step double dark.