How to Level Up Fast in Granblue Fantasy Relink: Endless Ragnarok

This route is mostly for older or lower-level characters already sitting in your roster. If you push one main character through the base game and expansion first, later characters unlocked with Crewmate Cards can already come in at level 100, which shifts the grind away from raw XP and into mastery.

For everyone else, the loop is simple: use one strong carry, slot in two or three characters who need levels, repeat dense enemy quests, and spend Spellbooks only where they save real time.

Fastest leveling strategy for older characters

Start with your strongest character and let them do the work. A well-built level-100 carry can drag lower-level characters through Survival and Chaos missions while everyone in the party gains XP.

The best missions are not random story fights. You want quests packed with enemies, especially Survival, slime-style, and later Chaos missions, because they put more XP targets into a short repeatable run.

Once a character is only a few levels short of the cap, stop grinding if the next run would be wasteful. Spend Copper, Silver, or Gold Spellbooks to finish the last stretch and move on to the next character.

Party setup for XP carrying

How to run the XP carry setup in Endless Ragnarok

Build the party around one hard-carry character, then adjust the remaining slots based on how quickly the quest clears.

1. Pick your main carry — Use your strongest, most progressed character as the first-slot carry and push them toward level 100 before trying to raise the rest of the roster.
2. Add three characters to level — Put up to three lower-level characters in the other party slots, even if they have little gear or investment.
3. Use a stronger helper if needed — If clear speed drops too much, level only two characters at once and keep the final slot for a stronger backup character.

Best XP farms by progression

Pick the highest farm you can clear fast, not the hardest quest you can barely survive. XP per hour falls apart when a Chaos+ run takes too long, so move up only when your carry can kill waves smoothly.

Endless Ragnarok also adds a stronger Chaos+ slime-style route that early players often compare to Slimepede. The in-game English title has been inconsistent in early references, so use the Chaos+ slime quest you see in your own quest list rather than chasing a name from outside the game.

Fast leveling loop for Survival and Chaos farms

How to farm character XP fast in Endless Ragnarok

Run this loop whenever you want to raise alternate characters without spending every Spellbook immediately.

1. Start with Survival missions — Choose enemy-dense Survival quests first, because repeated waves give fast XP while your carry handles the fighting.
2. Farm Assault Formation! — Use Assault Formation! as an early Extreme option, clearing all enemies quickly for steady XP.
3. Use Gulp for lower tiers — Run Gulp… So These Are the Rumored Monsters for lower-level characters, then move on instead of forcing it as a level-100 farm.
4. Move into Pilgrims of Self-Destruction — Once you can access Chaos, farm Pilgrims of Self-Destruction for dense soldier waves and useful XP even on rough runs.
5. Turn on Full Assist Mode for condensed quests — On suitable short missions, enable Full Assist Mode so your character can keep attacking while you only keep movement active.
6. Favor ranged assist farmers — Ranged characters such as Eustace work especially well for assist-style farming because they can pick off enemies quickly from distance.
7. Reduce the number of low-level slots — If the run slows down, carry only two leveling characters and use the last slot for a stronger helper.
8. Rotate into Revenge of the Ooze — At Chaos+, run Revenge of the Ooze for XP, MSP, and chances at rainbow slime bonus rewards.
9. Repeat the final two farms — Toggle between Pilgrims of Self-Destruction and Revenge of the Ooze when you are raising alternate characters at endgame.
10. Finish with Spellbooks — When only a few levels remain, use stored Spellbooks to hit the cap without wasting extra runs.

Spellbooks and XP boosters

Spellbooks give instant XP from your inventory, so they are best spent on characters you actually plan to use. Gold Spellbooks are the biggest burst and should be treated as priority resources, while Silver and Copper Spellbooks are still useful for trimming down the grind or finishing final levels.

Before you settle in for repeat farming, check your sigils for Fast Learner. The exact boost depends on what you have equipped, but the rule is easy: put XP boosters on before the grind starts, not after you notice the session has already eaten your time.

You will earn more Spellbooks through normal mission play, including expansion progress. Use them to reduce dead time, not to level every character equally just because they are available.

After level 100, farm MSP and mastery

Once a character reaches level 100, the next bottleneck is not character XP. It is MSP and mastery progress, especially if you want multiple characters ready for tougher Chaos and Chaos+ content.

That is why Revenge of the Ooze is such a strong endgame farm. It supports XP for characters still leveling, gives a good amount of MSP, and can produce rainbow slime bonus outcomes.

When a rainbow slime appears, the rewards can include extra XP and special items such as Azurite, Ambrosia, and Damascus. Treat those as valuable bonuses while the main reason to repeat the quest remains XP and MSP.

XP farming mistakes to avoid

Do not grind random story mobs once Survival and slime-style quests are available. Dense repeatable missions are the whole point of this route, because they keep enemies and completion rewards coming without long downtime.

Do not forget Fast Learner before a long farming session, and do not drag three weak characters into Chaos if your carry cannot keep the run moving. Slow clears are a sign to drop one leveling slot and add a stronger helper.

Do not force Chaos+ just because it is the endgame option. If Revenge of the Ooze is taking too long, farm Pilgrims of Self-Destruction or a lower Survival route until your damage catches up. Also, save your best Gold Spellbooks for characters you know you want to build.

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