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This guide covers tips and recommendations for efficient leveling of all [[classes]] of all types, from playing in One person mode (Solo) to playing in Normal mode (parties). It includes guides for beginners with beginner gear up to experienced players with more advanced or endgame gear. Some classes like [[Forces]] have advantages over leveling compared to other classes due to easier access to a wide variety of AoE {{PSO icon|disk}}[[Techniques#Hard_techniques|techniques]], which help in clearing large spawns of [[Monsters]] easier and faster. Other advantages include access to [[Weapons#Instant_kill|instant kill]] weapons, which Monsters in Normal until Very Hard difficulty are very susceptible to. [[Rangers]] especially have an advantage here due to their Ranger [[Weapons#Weapon_types|weapon]] kit.
'''Ragol Boost Road''' (frequently referred to as simply "RBR") is a weekly re-occurring feature which highlights one [[Quests|quest]] in each of Episodes 1, 2, and 4 (choosing from a predetermined list), granting the party various rate boosts while playing them. Quests in the Ragol Boost Road are automatically changed '''weekly''' on '''Sunday, 00:00 UTC'''.


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While playing a featured quest, players will receive ''up to'' +25% [[drop anything rate]], [[rare drop rate]], and experience rate. These boosts can stack with all other boosts, including the weekly rotating boost and boosts from events. Unlike the weekly rotating boosts, Ragol Boost Road quests do not offer a bonus to the appearance rate of [[Monsters#Rare monsters|rare monsters]].
|+'''Total Experience Table''':
!style="text-align:center;"|LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP
|-
|1||0||11||5,000||21||23,644||31||77,165||41||178,762
|-
|2||50||12||6,050||22||27,118||32||84,993||42||191,962
|-
|3||200||13||7,200||23||30,979||33||93,309||43||205,756
|-
|4||450||14||8,450||24||35,245||34||102,126||44||220,153
|-
|5||800||15||9,848||25||39,924||35||111,455||45||235,166
|-
|6||1,250||16||11,427||26||45,022||36||121,310||46||250,807
|-
|7||1,800||17||13,252||27||50,548||37||131,698||47||267,086
|-
|8||2,450||18||15,364||28||56,515||38||142,625||48||284,012
|-
|9||3,200||19||17,785||29||62,935||39||154,103||49||301,595
|-
|10||4,050||20||20,539||30||69,816||40||166,145||50||319,847
|-
!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP
|-
|51||338,779||61||567,815||71||875,920||81||1,273,081||91||1,772,647
|-
|52||358,404||62||594,908||72||911,460||82||1,318,092||92||1,829,330
|-
|53||378,730||63||622,800||73||947,904||83||1,364,125||93||1,887,428
|-
|54||399,766||64||651,502||74||985,259||84||1,411,201||94||1,947,004
|-
|55||421,524||65||681,023||75||1,023,533||85||1,459,348||95||2,008,126
|-
|56||444,016||66||711,375||76||1,062,737||84||1,508,599||96||2,070,867
|-
|57||467,249||67||742,566||77||1,102,882||87||1,558,983||97||2,135,310
|-
|58||491,238||68||774,604||78||1,143,980||88||1,610,536||98||2,201,539
|-
|59||515,991||69||807,502||79||1,186,040||89||1,663,300||99||2,269,648
|-
|60||541,513||70||841,271||80||1,229,071||90||1,717,321||100||2,339,735
|-
!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP
|-
|101||2,411,903||111||3,393,621||121||5,038,992||131||7,646,717||141||11,364,163
|-
|102||2,488,164||112||3,523,317||122||5,252,677||132||7,966,876||142||11,800,795
|-
|103||2,568,714||113||3,659,910||123||5,476,560||133||8,298,232||143||12,249,627
|-
|104||2,653,755||114||3,803,697||124||5,710,739||134||8,640,881||144||12,710,761
|-
|105||2,743,485||115||3,954,983||125||5,955,316||135||8,994,927||145||13,184,299
|-
|106||2,838,105||116||4,114,067||126||6,210,392||136||9,360,472||146||13,670,344
|-
|107||2,937,820||117||4,281,251||127||6,476,064||137||9,737,616||147||14,168,994
|-
|108||3,042,926||118||4,456,936||128||6,752,432||138||10,126,458||148||14,680,346
|-
|109||3,153,725||119||4,641,520||129||7,039,597||139||10,527,095||149||15,204,498
|-
|110||3,270,523||120||4,835,405||130||7,337,658||140||10,939,630||150||15,741,551
|-
!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP!!LVL!!EXP
|-
|151||16,291,604||161||22,531,485||171||30,239,347||181||39,821,758||191||53,992,896
|-
|152||16,854,759||162||23,232,732||172||31,101,333||182||40,925,323||192||56,085,071
|-
|153||17,431,119||163||23,948,794||173||31,981,946||183||42,068,048||193||58,386,099
|-
|154||18,020,783||164||24,679,868||174||32,881,910||184||43,257,823||194||60,923,945
|-
|155||18,623,854||165||25,426,153||175||33,802,211||185||44,504,634||195||63,728,621
|-
|156||19,240,432||166||26,187,854||176||34,743,869||186||45,820,378||196||66,837,114
|-
|157||19,870,618||167||26,965,277||177||35,708,107||187||47,219,013||197||70,289,303
|-
|158||20,514,614||168||27,758,726||178||36,696,348||188||48,716,731||198||74,132,060
|-
|159||21,172,626||169||28,568,599||179||37,710,175||189||50,331,355||199||78,415,384
|-
|160||21,844,850||170||29,395,299||180||38,751,371||190||52,082,887||200||83,227,800
|}
:''Note: Level 182.6 marks the halfway point between level 1 and level 200.''


==Beginners==
Players can check the featured quest list at the lobby counter under "Statistics," or view it anywhere by using the [[Chat commands|chat command]] <code>/rbr</code> to display a scrolling banner across the top of the screen.
For some advanced gear (e.g. {{Unit|Units}} and lvl 200 {{Mag|Mags}}), there is no level restriction to equip them and players already in possession of those items have an easier time leveling new characters. For beginners with only beginner gear, leveling is more challenging. While later Episodes like 2 and 4 have monsters that award higher experience points (EXP), it is generally recommended to play in Episode 1 with weaker monsters.  


===Mags===
Quests that normally have a timer will have their timer disabled while featured in a Ragol Boost Road.
For beginners it's very important to start feeding their {{Mag|Mags}} as soon as possible. Mags allow [[Stats|stat]] bonuses to the character and there are no leveling requirements for equipping them. Following the [[Mags/Guide|Mag guide]] helps in creating the first Mag. Which Mag  to raise generally depends on the class. The [[Class guides]] have recommendations for which stats a player wants to raise their Mag with.


===Gear===
==Quest selection==
Gear like [[File:Weapons.png|33px|baseline|link=]][[Weapons]], {{Frame|Frames}}, {{Shield|Barriers}} and {{Unit|Units}} can drop from killing [[monsters]] or by destroying [[item boxes]]. Gear can also be purchased for {{PSO icon|meseta}}[[Meseta]] from the Pioneer 2 shops. The beginner gear should be swapped out as soon as stronger gear is found. [[Frames]] can have up to four slots, onto which [[units]] can be equipped to. These units grant [[Stats|stat]] bonuses and it is recommended to use those that grant [[ATP]] and [[ATA]] stats for inflicting more damage and having higher accuracy in inflicting said damage. Units that grant [[HP]] can also be helpful to survive enemy attacks. While better [[frames]] grant more [[DFP]] and [[EVP]], it is recommended to use frames that have more slots so that more [[units]] can be used.
One quest per episode is selected each week from a predefined list (See [[Ragol Boost Road#Eligible quests|Eligible quests]] below).


New players may lack the funds to purchase equipment or replenish supplies of recovery items such as {{PSO icon|fluid}}[[Trifluid]]. By making a habit of picking up {{Frame|Frames}} and {{Shield|Barriers}} from the floor and selling them at the Pioneer 2 shops, {{PSO icon|meseta}}[[Meseta]] can be acquired quickly.
Quests from each episode '''will only be selected again''' once '''all other''' quests from that episode have been selected once in a rotation. This means the same quest can repeat back to back at the end and beginning of two different rotations, but not twice during the same rotation.  


====Grinders====
Because the quest count for each episode differs, it is possible to see a repeat quest for one episode before seeing a repeat quest for another episode. This is especially common for Episode 4, which only has a total of 14 eligible quests.
{{Tool|Weapons#Grind|Grinders}} (Mono-, Di-, Tri-) are single use consumables that grant permanent [[ATP]] bonuses to a [[weapon]]. Each weapon has its own grind limit. While it can be useful to grind early game weapons, swapping out for stronger weapons is more important. Grinders are more commonly found in higher difficulties. In lower difficulties it can be useful to save them for use on later weapons.


===Materials===
The quests eligible for Ragol Boost Road are those which are deemed to be less popular or less efficient in general, which serves to increase the variety of quests being played.
{{PSO icon|tool}}[[Materials]] are single use consumables that grant permanent stat bonuses to the character. Each class has its own Material usage limit. The [[Class guides]] provide Material plan recommendations on how many Materials of which type should be used. Materials should be used as soon as they are found, as long as they fit within the intended player's Material plan. {{Tool|HP Material|HP Materials}} can be used immediately without concern.


==Advanced players==
===Eligible quests===
Experienced players with access to advanced gear should use their finished {{Mag|Mags}} and gear for their new characters. It is recommended to use a simple {{Frame|Frame}} with four slots in order to equip four {{Unit|Units}} at Level 1. Materials should be used immediately as well. As {{Frame|Frames}} and {{Shield|Barriers}} have level requirements for equipping them, it can be useful to hold on to those that can be used on lower levels (as long as the frames also have four slots). Using Mags and [[units]] which grant numerous stats in mainly [[ATP]], [[ATA]] or [[MST]] can also be useful in order to equip stronger weapons early.
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<div style="font-weight:bold;line-height:1.6;">List of eligible quests</div>
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<big>Episode 1</big> (''<small>Currently '''23''' quests</small>'')


==Experience boosts==
* {{Quest link|Mop-up Operation 1|Mop-up Operation #1}}
Ephinea features a weekly rotating experience boost, where each monster awards an additional +50% of its base EXP. Another experience boost can be accessed by playing quests that are in the current weekly [[Ragol Boost Road]] (RBR) rotation. Each of the quests grant the player an experience boost, ranging from +15% playing solo to +25% playing with 3 or 4 players. Which weekly boost is currently active and which are the weekly RBR quests can be seen on the [[Main Page]]. Doing RBR quests with 3 or 4 players during a week with EXP boost grants a total of +75% EXP boost, which is very helpful in leveling new characters. Some RBR quests are not very efficient for leveling though and it's recommended to stick to playing the quests below.
* {{Quest link|Mop-up Operation 2|Mop-up Operation #2}}
* {{Quest link|Mop-up Operation 3|Mop-up Operation #3}}
* {{Quest link|Mop-up Operation 4|Mop-up Operation #4}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 1|Sweep-up Operation #1}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 2|Sweep-up Operation #2}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 3|Sweep-up Operation #3}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 4|Sweep-up Operation #4}}
* {{Quest link|Endless Nightmare 1|Endless Nightmare #1}}
* {{Quest link|Endless Nightmare 2|Endless Nightmare #2}}
* {{Quest link|Endless Nightmare 3|Endless Nightmare #3}}
* {{Quest link|Endless Nightmare 4|Endless Nightmare #4}}
* {{Quest link|Anomalous Ordeal 1|Anomalous Ordeal #1}}
* {{Quest link|Anomalous Ordeal 2|Anomalous Ordeal #2}}
* {{Quest link|Scarlet Realm 1|Scarlet Realm #1}}
* {{Quest link|Scarlet Realm 2|Scarlet Realm #2}}
* {{Quest link|Scarlet Realm 3|Scarlet Realm #3}}
* {{Quest link|Scarlet Realm 4|Scarlet Realm #4}}
* {{Quest link|Silent Afterimage 1|Silent Afterimage #1}}
* {{Quest link|Silent Afterimage 2|Silent Afterimage #2}}
* {{Quest link|Lost HEAT SWORD}}
* {{Quest link|Lost ICE SPINNER}}
* {{Quest link|Lost HELL PALLASCH}}


==Quests==
<big>Episode 2</big> (''<small>Currently '''21''' quests</small>'')
Quests with high [[monster]] density or quick access to bosses are very efficient for leveling. While the most efficient leveling quests are usually located in later Episodes, they can be more difficult to clear. Some quests can be progressed until a certain point, from which the EXP gained by continuing is diminished. It's more efficient to reset the quest (by returning to the lobby with the command <code>/lobby</code>) at this point and repeat it.


While EXP gained in One person mode is a bit lower compared to Normal mode, [[Monster]] [[stats]] are much lower and thus weaker. The EXP loss is minor and for solo players it is therefore recommended to always play in One person mode.
* {{Quest link|Phantasmal World 1|Phantasmal World #1}}
* {{Quest link|Phantasmal World 3|Phantasmal World #3}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 5|Sweep-up Operation #5}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 6|Sweep-up Operation #6}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 7|Sweep-up Operation #7}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 8|Sweep-up Operation #8}}
* {{Quest link|Penumbral Surge 1|Penumbral Surge #1}}
* {{Quest link|Penumbral Surge 2|Penumbral Surge #2}}
* {{Quest link|Penumbral Surge 3|Penumbral Surge #3}}
* {{Quest link|Penumbral Surge 4|Penumbral Surge #4}}
* {{Quest link|Penumbral Surge 5|Penumbral Surge #5}}
* {{Quest link|Penumbral Surge 6|Penumbral Surge #6}}
* {{Quest link|Anomalous Ordeal 3|Anomalous Ordeal #3}}
* {{Quest link|Anomalous Ordeal 4|Anomalous Ordeal #4}}
* {{Quest link|Anomalous Ordeal 5|Anomalous Ordeal #5}}
* {{Quest link|Lost SHOCK RIFLE}}
* {{Quest link|Lost BIND ASSAULT}}
* {{Quest link|Lost DEMON'S RAILGUN}}
* {{Quest link|Lost CHARGE VULCAN}}
* {{Quest link|The East Tower}}
* {{Quest link|The West Tower}}


===Towards the Future===
<big>Episode 4</big> (''<small>Currently '''14''' quests</small>'')
{{Quest link|Towards the Future}} (TTF) is a Episode 1 Quest. It is the most popular quest in the game and colloquially known as a "boss rush." For beginners it's a very easy way to level, as rooms online fill quickly due to the popularity. Many experienced players help out new players in TTF rooms or they want to level their newly created characters too, but already have access to strong gear. Under these circumstances it's usually not too challenging to clear the quest in parties.


====Solo====
* {{Quest link|War of Limits 1}}
For beginners it can be challenging to clear the quest solo, as [[monsters]] and bosses become increasingly stronger in later areas. One way to still level quickly though is to only play the [[Forest]] section of the quest. The quest has fast access to the [[Dragon]] and defeating it repeatedly awards a lot EXP in short time. [[Dragon]] is also the weakest boss in the game and thus can be defeated with beginner gear.
* {{Quest link|War of Limits 2}}
* {{Quest link|War of Limits 3}}
* {{Quest link|War of Limits 4}}
* {{Quest link|War of Limits 5}}
* {{Quest link|New Mop-Up Operation 1|New Mop-Up Operation #1}}
* {{Quest link|New Mop-Up Operation 2|New Mop-Up Operation #2}}
* {{Quest link|New Mop-Up Operation 4|New Mop-Up Operation #4}}
* {{Quest link|New Mop-Up Operation 5|New Mop-Up Operation #5}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 10|Sweep-up Operation #10}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 11|Sweep-up Operation #11}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 12|Sweep-up Operation #12}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 13|Sweep-up Operation #13}}
* {{Quest link|Sweep-up Operation 14|Sweep-up Operation #14}}
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===Tyrell's Ego===
==Boosts==
{{Quest link|Tyrell's Ego}} is a Episode 1 quest. It features dense [[monster]] spawns and all Episode 1 bosses similar to [[TTF]]. Unlike TTF though, it takes much longer to clear each area. As [[Forest]] is the easiest area in the game and has a lot dense spawns in this quest, it's good for early game leveling, even for solo player with beginner gear. In this quest, many doors or gates open early even without defeating all monsters in the room. For the sake of leveling, it is recommended to wait for more monsters to appear before advancing through each room.
Depending on the number of players in the party, players will receive drop rate, rare rate, and experience rate boosts '''during the Ragol Boost Road quests only'''. The maximum amount of boosts are +25% for each of these rates.


===CAL's Clock Challenge===
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{{Quest link|CAL's Clock Challenge}} (CCC) is a Episode 2 quest. It features dense monster spawns in a small space with a strict time limit. Each wave that is cleared adds to a timer. If the timer runs out, the quest ends. It is recommended to only clear the [[VR Temple]] and [[VR Spaceship]] sections, as further sections are not as rewarding and efficient for experience.
!Player count
!Rate boosts
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|1
|15%
|-
|2
|20%
|-
|3
|rowspan="2"|25%
|-
|4
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[[Forces]] especially have an advantage in CCC. By continually casting {{Gifoie}} in the center of the room, many waves can be cleared instantly upon spawn. [[HUnewearl]] and [[RAmarl]] with access to level 20 {{Gifoie}} can also make use of this. [[Rangers]] equipped with {{Unit|rare|V501}} or {{Unit|rare|V502}} and [[ES Weapons]] like {{Gun|es|ES Needle}} and {{Gun|es|ES Shot}}, which have [[Hell]] added as a special, also have an advantage by clearing waves fast in Normal to Very Hard difficulty. For Hunters this quest is more challenging. Even though {{Sword|es|ES Slicer|ES Slicers}} with [[Hell]] can be used, the right positioning to reach all targets is tricky. Wasting just a few seconds with a strict time limit thus makes it rather tough on Hunters.  
A resource that displays items and drop rates for all [[Section ID|Section IDs]] can be found on this [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sEiKgmFA1aC4XXfZ23lz3VBodYZEhF39XxOSKgULiWg/edit?usp=sharing spreadsheet]. It allows manual input on current [[Item_drops#Drop_rate_boosts|drop boosts]], which will update the rates on all Ragol Boost Road [[quests]]. Additionally, it calculates the ''per-run'' drop rates, which is the chance of finding a drop on a full quest clear.


Due to the strict time limit, this quest is not very beginner friendly and requires more advanced gear or {{PSO icon|disk}}[[techniques]].
==Tracking table==
 
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===Warrior's Pride===
|+ Color key
{{Quest link|Warrior's Pride}} is a Episode 4 quest. It can only be played in One person mode. Conveniently, 2 NPCs follow the player around while progressing through the quest. The player can stay behind the NPCs to avoid being attacked and use ranged [[weapons]] to defeat the [[enemies]]. {{Resta}} can be used to keep the NPCs alive. For [[Androids]] however this quest is more challenging as the only AoE healing option is using {{Tool|Star Atomizer|Star Atomizers}}.
|style="background-color:#741;"|Current
 
|style="background-color:#123;"|Possible
[[Satellite Lizard|Satellite Lizards]] and [[Yowie|Yowies]] can only be damaged with melee weapons or {{PSO icon|disk}}[[techniques]], unless the player targets them from behind. Nevertheless, the quest is a good way to solo level characters and feasible for [[Rangers]] and [[Hunters]], as long as the player has the necessary gear to deal with the [[Lizards]].
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{{RagolBoostRoadTracker}}
===New Mop-Up Operation 3===
{{Quest link|New Mop-Up Operation 3}} (NMU3) is a Episode 4 quest. Episode 4 [[monsters]] award the highest EXP in the game and this quest features many dense spawns, making it one of the best leveling quests in the game. However, in addition to strong Episode 4 monsters, this quest also includes areas in which a players [[HP]] is rapidly and continually drained. These so called "heat rooms" make it one of the most challenging quests to clear efficiently. [[Forces]] have an advantage due to access to strong {{Resta}} healing abilities and their potential to inflict strong {{Rafoie}} damage, with which many waves of enemies can be defeated in short time. [[Forces]] fully equipped with [[technique]] boosting gear like {{Cane|rare|Psycho Wand}} or {{Shield|rare|Rafoie Merge}} can clear this quest quickly without too much of a challenge, as most Episode 4 monsters are weak to fire techniques. [[FOnewm]] is the strongest solo class for [[NMU3]] due to its innate {{PSO icon|Rafoie}}{{PSO icon|Razonde}}{{PSO icon|Rabarta}}[[Techniques#Hard_techniques|Hard technique]] damage boost.
 
===Beyond the Horizon===
{{Quest link|Beyond the Horizon}} (BTH) is a Episode 4 quest. With advanced equipment, it is considered to be the best leveling quest in the game. It features a multitude of enemy waves in quick succession in a very small space. The quest takes place in all areas of Episode 4. However, it is recommended to only clear the first two [[Crater]] sections. Accessing the quest costs {{PSO icon|meseta}}[[Meseta]] and the amount depends on difficulty, starting with 10,000 in Normal. [[Forces]] once again have an advantage here, as most enemies from Episode 4 are weak to fire [[techniques]]. Similarly to [[CCC]], {{Gifoie}} can be cast continually in the center of the area to clear enemy waves quickly. [[HUnewearl]] and [[RAmarl]] with access to level 20 {{Gifoie}} can also make use of this.
 
[[BTH]] is also popular for [[Sealed items|unsealing items]]. The [[Sealed items/Guide]] covers strategies for unsealing. [[Item drops]] are disabled in this quest.
 
===Maximum Attack===
[[Maximum Attack]] (MA) is a quest category that refers to several quests featuring dense monster spawns throughout a multitude of areas. MA quests are challenging and thus recommended to play in multiplayer mode. However, it's still an option for solo players with advanced gear.
 
MA quests are popular for leveling and also item hunting. The MA:E quest series {{Quest link|Maximum Attack E: Episode 1}}, {{Quest link|Maximum Attack E: Gal Da Val}} and {{Quest link|Maximum Attack E: Episode 4}} are frequently played quests which are very efficient for leveling and item hunting.


==Trivia==
* The Ragol Boost Road debuted in an Ephinea update on April 30th, 2023, acting as the successor to the now-removed [[Hunters Boost Road]].
* The Ragol Boost Road's name is derived from <span>''Phantasy Star Portable 2 Infinity'''s "Gurhal Boost Road," which was the successor to the "GUARDIANS Boost Road" from ''Phantasy Star Universe''.
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 4 October 2025

Ragol Boost Road (frequently referred to as simply "RBR") is a weekly re-occurring feature which highlights one quest in each of Episodes 1, 2, and 4 (choosing from a predetermined list), granting the party various rate boosts while playing them. Quests in the Ragol Boost Road are automatically changed weekly on Sunday, 00:00 UTC.

While playing a featured quest, players will receive up to +25% drop anything rate, rare drop rate, and experience rate. These boosts can stack with all other boosts, including the weekly rotating boost and boosts from events. Unlike the weekly rotating boosts, Ragol Boost Road quests do not offer a bonus to the appearance rate of rare monsters.

Players can check the featured quest list at the lobby counter under "Statistics," or view it anywhere by using the chat command /rbr to display a scrolling banner across the top of the screen.

Quests that normally have a timer will have their timer disabled while featured in a Ragol Boost Road.

Quest selection

One quest per episode is selected each week from a predefined list (See Eligible quests below).

Quests from each episode will only be selected again once all other quests from that episode have been selected once in a rotation. This means the same quest can repeat back to back at the end and beginning of two different rotations, but not twice during the same rotation.

Because the quest count for each episode differs, it is possible to see a repeat quest for one episode before seeing a repeat quest for another episode. This is especially common for Episode 4, which only has a total of 14 eligible quests.

The quests eligible for Ragol Boost Road are those which are deemed to be less popular or less efficient in general, which serves to increase the variety of quests being played.

Eligible quests

List of eligible quests

Episode 1 (Currently 23 quests)

Episode 2 (Currently 21 quests)

Episode 4 (Currently 14 quests)

Boosts

Depending on the number of players in the party, players will receive drop rate, rare rate, and experience rate boosts during the Ragol Boost Road quests only. The maximum amount of boosts are +25% for each of these rates.

Player count Rate boosts
1 15%
2 20%
3 25%
4

A resource that displays items and drop rates for all Section IDs can be found on this spreadsheet. It allows manual input on current drop boosts, which will update the rates on all Ragol Boost Road quests. Additionally, it calculates the per-run drop rates, which is the chance of finding a drop on a full quest clear.

Tracking table

Color key
Current Possible
Ragol Boost Road Tracker
Episode 1
Forest Quest icon.pngMU1 Quest icon.pngSU1 Quest icon.pngEN1 Quest icon.pngSR1 Quest icon.pngLHS Ruins Quest icon.pngAO1 Quest icon.pngSA1
Cave Quest icon.pngMU2 Quest icon.pngSU2 Quest icon.pngEN2 Quest icon.pngSR2 Quest icon.pngLIS Mine Quest icon.pngAO2 Quest icon.pngSA2
Mine Quest icon.pngMU3 Quest icon.pngSU3 Quest icon.pngEN3 Quest icon.pngSR3
Ruins Quest icon.pngMU4 Quest icon.pngSU4 Quest icon.pngEN4 Quest icon.pngSR4 Quest icon.pngLHP
Episode 2
VR Temple Quest icon.pngSU5 Quest icon.pngPS1 Quest icon.pngLSR CCA Quest icon.pngAO3
VR Spaceship Quest icon.pngSU6 Quest icon.pngPS2 Quest icon.pngLBA Seabed Quest icon.pngAO4
Central Control Area Quest icon.pngPW1 Quest icon.pngSU7 Quest icon.pngPS3 Quest icon.pngPS4 Tower Quest icon.pngAO5 Quest icon.pngTET
Seabed Quest icon.pngPW3 Quest icon.pngSU8 Quest icon.pngPS5 Quest icon.pngLDR Tower Quest icon.pngTWT
Control Tower Quest icon.pngPS6 Quest icon.pngLCV
Episode 4
Crater Quest icon.pngWOL1 Quest icon.pngWOL2 Quest icon.pngNMU1 Quest icon.pngNMU2 Quest icon.pngSU10 Quest icon.pngSU11
Subterranean Desert Quest icon.pngWOL3 Quest icon.pngWOL4 Quest icon.pngWOL5 Quest icon.pngNMU4 Quest icon.pngNMU5 Quest icon.pngSU12 Quest icon.pngSU13 Quest icon.pngSU14

Trivia

  • The Ragol Boost Road debuted in an Ephinea update on April 30th, 2023, acting as the successor to the now-removed Hunters Boost Road.
  • The Ragol Boost Road's name is derived from Phantasy Star Portable 2 Infinity's "Gurhal Boost Road," which was the successor to the "GUARDIANS Boost Road" from Phantasy Star Universe.


Guides
Basics Classes • Game modes • Mags (Simple Mag guide • Feeding tables • Photon Blasts) • Monsters • Quests • Section IDs • Stats • Status effects • Teams • Techniques • Tekking • Tools • Weapons
Classes Class comparison • Hunter • HUmar • HUnewearl • HUcast • HUcaseal • RAmar • RAmarl • RAcast • RAcaseal • FOmar • FOmarl • FOnewm • FOnewearl
Items Adding ES/S-Rank weapon specials • Adding Hit to enemy weapons • Common weapon ATA comparison • Increasing weapon attributes • Sealed items (Unsealing)
Hunting Combo kill • Common weapons (EN4 Claw reset) • Drop charts (Level 30 techniques) • Item boxes (Box run) • Leveling guide
Lists Combo-locked weapons • Fixed-damage attacks • Quest rewards • Reduced-special weapons • Set effects
Mechanics Accuracy glitch • Beat time • Game mechanics (Frame data) • Item drops • Ledge drop • Weapon drop tables
Challenge Challenge • Episode 1: Stage 1 • Episode 2: Stage 1 • Episode 2: Stage 2 • Episode 2: Stage 3 • Episode 2: Stage 4 • Episode 2: Stage 5
Ephinea Anguish • Banners • Chat commands • Coren • Daily forecast • Events • Price guide • Ragol Boost Road • Server rules • Weekly boosts
Other Custom files (Skins) • Mapitem.txt • Music replacement • Terminology
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