A static, fan-made Yugen Saga new-player guide designed for GitHub Pages.
- Create a new GitHub repository.
- Upload
index.html,post-50.html,styles.css,script.js, and theassetsfolder to the repository root. - Open Settings → Pages.
- Under Build and deployment, choose Deploy from a branch.
- Select the
mainbranch and/ (root), then save.
No build step, database, framework, or server is required.
- A full-screen landing page links to both the level 1–50 guide and the VPL 67–102 guide, and provides official Discord and Atlas links.
- The class selector stays pinned in the left journal and is repeated in Step 2.
- Both class selectors stay synchronized.
- Completed steps collapse with a smooth animation and can be reopened by unchecking them.
- Progress is saved separately for each guide in the visitor's browser; the class choice is shared.
- The complete route through level 50 follows the Hoggle, Marco, and regional side-quest chains in their natural order.
- Marco's storyline is presented as a dependable spine rather than the only route. Level-band side paths include Maloha, Crossroads, Drysi Woods, local repeatables, and unfinished regional quest chains.
- Grind comparisons use the local enemy EXP and health values and avoid declaring one area universally faster for every class.
- Item quests include average expected kills and base EXP without exposing item drop rates. Extra grinding is suggested only after unusually early drops or at a genuine quest gap.
- Quest handoffs explicitly identify who gives each quest, when to accept it, where to turn it in, and which follow-up to accept before leaving.
- Keyed dungeons are introduced at their relevant levels with group-content and reward guidance.
- Daily and weekly reset clocks show the next reset in the visitor's local timezone.
- The level 50 handoff stops before the Renegade grind so the player can accept the one-time class-token quest first.
- Guide 2 covers VPL 67–102, from Meeting Azalea and the Renegade/Ghost Town objectives through accepting
Let Us Begin, the first Vita Genero quest. - Game facts are sourced from the local server database, code, and map files. Atlas is used only when local data is inconclusive.