How to level DPS classes these days?

[AlrikRouge]

With the amount of FATE running for Atmas, there's also a good chance that you can go into an area that has FATEs 7+ levels above yours and score some decent experience. If you have a tank class, you can do all but one dungeon run as a tank, then do the last run as your DPS to fulfil the challenge log requirement if you're not keen on que'ing for that many runs as a DPS. I think there's another challenge log that gives a chunk of experience for killing "X" amount of mobs with your Choco companion. And always eat food for the 3% boost. Cheap eggs or what have you. If you also have one other person to pair up with, doing leve's that are 5 levels above you at middle difficulty is possible, especially if one or both of you have your chco out. They give more experience than.

[Kirinichibon]

Not quite sure what you mean by this last sentence.
So suppose you just turned 28, and therefore manage to get into Haukke Manor... you'll do Hauke manually instead of signing up for the roulette? Not quite sure how that gives more xp.

I could be mistaken, but while mobs are equal level or greater you get a chain bonus. The first level that you can access a new dungeon, you're equal level with the mobs in there. Once you ding 29, you wouldn't get that bonus in Haukke any more.

[JonBigwood]

Hi, roulettes give nice exp (low level roulette and guildhest roulette), then also dungeons. As I am doing fates for the atma while I wait queue to level DPS, I don't do fates for leveling.

When you have already done the daily roulettes, if you click several dungeons (up to 5) in Duty Finder, the queue time will be lower, it took time for me to know that, lol. You don't get as much exp as if you choose only the highest available, though.

You learn more with dungeons than with fates, too.

You also have the levequests that give quite much exp. You can do levequests while you wait the dungeon queue too. Hunting log also.