Beli is the money you spend in Legacy Piece, and early on you need it for the basics that let you leave your starting island. New players usually feel the pinch the moment they see a Logpose price tag or a boat they cannot afford yet. The good news is that the quickest way to build Beli in the early game does not involve hunting rare drops or grinding tough bosses.
Quick answer: Repeat Makino’s Dadan delivery main quest in Foosha Town. It pays out fast, it is repeatable, and you can run it over and over to stack Beli before you sail to Alvida Island.
Farm Beli with the Dadan delivery quest
Every quest in Legacy Piece is repeatable, so the trick to fast money is finding one that pays well and finishes quickly. The Dadan delivery from Makino fits both. You accept it, carry the item to its destination, and turn it in for Beli, then take it again. Because there is no cap on how many times you can run it, this becomes your steady income loop while you are still low level.
Note: If a quest ever seems stuck, such as an objective you cannot pick up, talk to the quest giver again to reset the state. That fixes most early-game hitches without losing progress.
Move faster to run quests quicker
Your Beli per minute depends on how fast you complete each delivery, so movement matters. Legacy Piece does not let you run with Shift like some other Roblox games. Instead, double-tapping W is the only way to sprint. Locking your camera with Shift makes triggering that run much easier during a delivery run.
Dashing with Q closes gaps quickly and costs 10 stamina each time. It is safe to use while carrying quest items because a dash will not drop what you are holding. That means you can dash through a delivery route to shave seconds off every loop.
| Action | Key | Note for delivery runs |
|---|---|---|
| Run | Double-tap W | Only sprint method in the game |
| Dash | Q | Costs 10 stamina, keeps quest items |
| Carry item | B | Used to pick up delivery objects |
| Lock camera | Shift | Makes the run input easier |
What to spend your Beli on first
Saving Beli only helps if you spend it on the right things. Two purchases matter most before you leave Foosha Island, and both directly affect how far you can travel.
- Logposes: You need one to navigate to another island. In Foosha Town, take a left from the Spawn Crystal and look for the blue-roofed house. The Logposes for Foosha Island and Alvida Island both cost 50 Beli each. Equip a Logpose from your inventory to use it.
- A proper boat: You buy a boat at the harbor on the far end of Foosha Town. Skip the cheap Sail Boat, which takes about 20 minutes to reach the second island. Save up for the Warship at minimum so the trip is far shorter.
Setting up a Spawn Crystal before you grind is also worth doing. Walk up to a Crystal and hold E to activate it, and you will respawn there instead of sailing back after a death. Each island has at least one, often near key NPCs.
Money versus XP: know which quest to run
It helps to separate your money grind from your leveling grind, because the best quest for each is different. When you specifically need Beli, the Dadan delivery is the pick. When you need to reach Level 10 to progress past Farmer Kobamuro, Lucky’s boar hunting sidequest gives more XP than fighting bandits in Shank’s sidequest, even though the boar spawn is a longer walk.
| Goal | Best early quest | Given by |
|---|---|---|
| Fast Beli | Dadan delivery (main quest) | Makino |
| Fast XP to Level 10 | Boar hunting (sidequest) | Lucky |
Blue “!” NPCs give main storyline quests, and yellow “!” NPCs give side quests, and both types repeat freely. Alternate between the money loop and the XP loop depending on whether your next roadblock is a price tag or a level requirement, and you will have enough Beli for a Logpose and a Warship well before the game pushes you toward Alvida Island.
