Best farming spots in Royal Quest
The "best" location isn't the most famous one — it's the one that gives the most drop and XP per hour at your level. Below is how to pick it and how the Fusion bot farms zones for you.
How to choose a location
Mob density
The tighter the targets, the less time spent moving and the higher the drop per hour. Clustered spawns always beat scattered ones.
Respawn speed
Mobs should reappear faster than you clear them. If you're waiting, the spot is too small for your pace — find a bigger zone or loop several points.
Level match
Hit mobs close to your level: too weak gives little XP and drop, too strong wastes time and resources. Keep the balance.
Drop value
A spot is good not for the crowd but for what it drops: consumables, crafting materials, sellables. Count income per hour, not kills.
Safety
Fewer aggressive elites and dangerous patrols mean steadier farming. For long sessions pick zones where the character doesn't die to a random pack.
How the Fusion bot farms a zone
- • Zone teleport — the bot hops across saved location points, loads the world and clears mobs in packs along the route.
- • On-foot farming — where teleport isn't needed, the character walks and hits the nearest targets.
- • Loot pickup with filters — grabs drop from any distance and keeps only what matters; quest loot isn't lost.
- • Multibox — dozens of Royal Quest windows from one launcher, each with its own proxy.
- • Death-return — if the character dies, the bot runs back to the farm spot.
Specific farming locations
Farm the best spots on autopilot
Set the farm points once — Fusion runs them for you 24/7.