Leveling

Levels are a feature in the game. A player's level represent their experience in the game. They distinguish players who are experienced and players who are unfamiliar to the game, though this may be inaccurate in certain scenarios.

Earning XP

A player's level can be increased by accumulating enough experience points, or XP for short. One can gain XP from various activities such as breaking blocks, harvesting trees, and earning Achievements, among other things. Any XP earned can be amplified through equipping items with an XP buff, or consumables that give such effects.

Activity	XP Gained
Feeding/Watering a Silkworm	10
Consuming a Experience Potion	10,000
Farming (e.g. harvesting trees and breaking blocks)	1 + Rarity/5, with the trailing digits truncated [Rarity dependent]
Performing a Successful Surgery	150
Performing a Successful Star Voyage	50
Fishing	1 XP per 10lbs of fish caught.
Completing a Wolfworld	50
Completing a Challenge of Fenrir	1,000
Shattering a Harmonic Crystal	20
Putting out a Fire	1
Finding a Geiger Item	10
Compacting a Clothing	1
Winning a Carnival Game	5
Completing a Ringmaster Quest Step	100
Forging an Item	100
Sewing an Item	20
Using a consumable	1
Harvesting a Provider	1
Cooking any food	1 XP per 1% of quality food cooked
Catching a Ghost	1
Crimefighting	100 XP per Villain defeated.
	200 XP per Mastermind defeated.
	500 XP per Supervillain or Holiday Villain defeated.
Completing a chemsynth	100

The Big XP Patch

On March 1, 2016, there was a huge XP patch, which completely overhauls how players may earn XP. The patch made certain activities give XP to the player, and leveling up has since become a lot faster and easier.

As of this update, collecting gems does not give XP anymore. On the other hand, breaking blocks now gives up to 20× more XP, depending on the broken block's rarity. The XP earned per block is calculated by finding rarity/5 and rounding it up. For example, a Crystal Block would give 20 XP when destroyed.

Trees and Blocks

The experience that a player could get from harvesting trees was doubled, and breaking blocks now give more experience, instead of just 1 XP for any type of block.

Formula

The formula, as of March 1, 2016's XP patch, is calculated as follows:

E = 1 + ⌊R ÷ 5⌋

Given that:

• E is the amount of experience earned from breaking or harvesting the block or tree respectively,
• R is the rarity of the block or tree.

Benefits

• A Mini Growtopian is rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50.
• A Mini-You is rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50 and played for two years (730 days).
• A Party Fowl is rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50 and played for three years (1095 days) and have a gaming time of over 300 hours.
• Floating Speakers are rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50, played for five years (1825 days) and have a gaming time of over 500 hours.
• Superstar Shades are rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50, played for six years (2190 days) and have a gaming time of over 600 hours.
• A Beat Box Mask is rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50, played for seven years (2555 days) and have a gaming time of over 700 hours.
• A Lightning Guitar is rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50, played for eight years (2922 days) and have a gaming time of over 800 hours.
• A 10-Year Anniversary Title (Old Timer Title) is rewarded to the player once they have reached Level 50, played for ten years (3650 days) and have a gaming time of over 1000 hours.
• A Self Balancing Scooter is rewarded to the player once they reach level 50, played for eleven years (4015 days) and have a gaming time of over 1100 hours.

Trivia

• As of the Systems Update, reaching Level 100 completes an Epic Quest.
• As of Player Appreciation Week 2018, reaching Level 125 causes the player's name to become blue.