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It is without a doubt that you have the ability to hunt the most consistent leveling mobs for your character easier with Lineage 2 leveling guide. Remember that you must focus on easy to kill mobs that con green, create team up with two other people your own level and find any hunting ground. Now let us take a look at the tips guide on leveling lineage 2:
Level 0-15: you should stay in your starter village. You have the ability to run every quest as you find, run the repeatable quests more than once. If this is your first character on the server, take full advantage of the ability to use the Equipment Exchange option available through the Weapon shop.
Level 15-20: local quests become few and far between while things like Grim Collector in Giran are not anywhere near as lucrative as they once were. One good quest that any race can run is in DE starter village. Talk to the Dwarf Collette in the Warehouse, deliver his letter to Gludio, and then deliver the letter you receive there to Gludin. The quest takes about 20 minutes. When you run along the roads, less if you know some safe shortcuts and the two runs together pay over 20,000 Adena. Good money at this level for a one-time quest.
Level 19-21: you can do your class change quest. When you finish it, hunt in the Neutral Zone between the Elven and Dark Elven starter towns, or hang out in the Langk camps south of Gludin. Once you make 20, sign up with Dusk/Dawn, get a pick up group in Gludin, and poke your nose into Necropolis of Sacrifice for the first time. Don't expect too much your first time there, but make it a point to try. In later levels you're going to be spending a lot of time in Catacombs and Necropoli all over the map
Level 21-25: Get the quest, go to Abandoned Camp, stay right there until you make 25, then go back and turn in your badges. Try not to use shots and potions except in emergencies, and try to party with two other people near your level. A three player party of almost any make up can tear through AC with relative ease, quickly burning through levels and building up a good supply of adena and items. If you can't find a party, soloing is still possible, and downtime can be minimized if you are careful not to draw too many occurrences of multiple mobs.
Level 25-30: there are two choices here such as Turek Orc Camps, which you can get a quest for these guys from the guard at the north gate of Gludin and the Black Lion Quest from Sophya in Dion.
Level 30-35: if you can get together with 4+ people in a balanced group, you might explore early parts of Dragon Valley or head through Death Pass to Leto Lizard country. Leto Overlords are excellent EXP, very good drops, and not too difficult if your group is reasonably competent. The pit beneath the Ivory Tower is not too bad either, and spellbooks are always in high demand.
Level 35-40: you should focus on your second class job change quests. Particularly if you can not afford Gatekeepers or simply prefer not pay for them, these are quite time-consuming. You might also see the Pet Manager in Giran and do the level 35 Pet Quest. Hatchlings are very useful, sturdier than wolves, and if you can get them to level 55, you can take them on another quest to evolve them into Stryders.
As above, we hope that you can enjoy it very much. Best of luck!
Level 0-15: you should stay in your starter village. You have the ability to run every quest as you find, run the repeatable quests more than once. If this is your first character on the server, take full advantage of the ability to use the Equipment Exchange option available through the Weapon shop.
Level 15-20: local quests become few and far between while things like Grim Collector in Giran are not anywhere near as lucrative as they once were. One good quest that any race can run is in DE starter village. Talk to the Dwarf Collette in the Warehouse, deliver his letter to Gludio, and then deliver the letter you receive there to Gludin. The quest takes about 20 minutes. When you run along the roads, less if you know some safe shortcuts and the two runs together pay over 20,000 Adena. Good money at this level for a one-time quest.
Level 19-21: you can do your class change quest. When you finish it, hunt in the Neutral Zone between the Elven and Dark Elven starter towns, or hang out in the Langk camps south of Gludin. Once you make 20, sign up with Dusk/Dawn, get a pick up group in Gludin, and poke your nose into Necropolis of Sacrifice for the first time. Don't expect too much your first time there, but make it a point to try. In later levels you're going to be spending a lot of time in Catacombs and Necropoli all over the map
Level 21-25: Get the quest, go to Abandoned Camp, stay right there until you make 25, then go back and turn in your badges. Try not to use shots and potions except in emergencies, and try to party with two other people near your level. A three player party of almost any make up can tear through AC with relative ease, quickly burning through levels and building up a good supply of adena and items. If you can't find a party, soloing is still possible, and downtime can be minimized if you are careful not to draw too many occurrences of multiple mobs.
Level 25-30: there are two choices here such as Turek Orc Camps, which you can get a quest for these guys from the guard at the north gate of Gludin and the Black Lion Quest from Sophya in Dion.
Level 30-35: if you can get together with 4+ people in a balanced group, you might explore early parts of Dragon Valley or head through Death Pass to Leto Lizard country. Leto Overlords are excellent EXP, very good drops, and not too difficult if your group is reasonably competent. The pit beneath the Ivory Tower is not too bad either, and spellbooks are always in high demand.
Level 35-40: you should focus on your second class job change quests. Particularly if you can not afford Gatekeepers or simply prefer not pay for them, these are quite time-consuming. You might also see the Pet Manager in Giran and do the level 35 Pet Quest. Hatchlings are very useful, sturdier than wolves, and if you can get them to level 55, you can take them on another quest to evolve them into Stryders.
As above, we hope that you can enjoy it very much. Best of luck!
