Mystic to Cleric


1-7
Who likes Stone Golems!? Even at level one, you have a neato damage spell, wind strike. Kill a few keltirs and do the quest for a map and some sps that you get from a magister in the school of magic. That ll get you started. Now that you have a map, you will see a cool obelisk in the middle of TI. Head there. A bit North along the road, you ll see a field to your west with stone golems and crushers. They are around level 13-15 or so, so if they hit you with their wind strike spell that they have, it might hurt. To avoid this, stay close to them, but not too close to where they can melee you. Remember that using the few mp for that self heal is well worth walking back to the hunting grounds. You ll get the hang of this after a while. Now if you don t like the risky approach, you can also kill keltirs until level 4, and then kill toads near a bridge that is Southwest of TI village. Just follow the road and you ll be lead there. You can also pick up a fun quest for the toads from Warehouse Keeper Wliphrod at level 5. So those are your main two options until level 7. I suggest any drops you get other than Adena; you sell to a buyer in town. You ll need the Adena at your low level.

7-14
Well now you ve hit level seven, your first landmark. At this point you have two hunting options I suggest. #1 Keep with the golems. Get these skills first, Wind Strike level 3+4, then curse:poison, and last but not least, weapon mastery. The rest of the skills you can get in whichever order you wish. I know some of you are thinking, Why not icebolt? Well here s my answer, damage. Icebolt costs the same amount of mp and it slows. Golems are slow enough, so why use the lower damage version, ice bolt, and not the higher damage version, wind strike? So now you have a cool strong wind strike and curse:poison. Poison might not work well until a little higher level, due to the m. def. Of the golems. If you like to try, you can. Basically, you can just wind strike them to death until about level 10 or 11, then poison gets really useful on them. Also at level 10 you can get a quest for the golems. Talk to Magister Harrys for the info. Now that s option one. #2 Kill orcs and werewolves near the Obelisk. Now this plan needs a different approach, these fellas are fast. Skills for this plan go as following: Ice Bolt, Wind Strike, Weapon Mastery, Shield. The rest can be taken as wanted. Shield helps when they do hit you, it ll lower the amount of damage you do. Now since ice bolt slows, You will use the sequence Ice Bolt + Wind Strike + Back off and get distance because they re slowed by the ice bolt + Wind Strike + repeat until dead. You can also get a quest for some money around this time for orcs and werewolves from one of the guards, Gilbert. He will pay you to kill orcs and werewolves. You can do this all the way up to level 14. At some point you might want to do the quest called Spirit of Mirrors, you can find all of the info on the lin.warcry.com under the quests link.

14-20
Congratulations! You re getting somewhere now! Once again, I offer two hunting options around this time. #1 Keep killing golems until level 16 and then head to the mainland and get off this stinking island. TAKE THE BOAT!!! It takes 1/7 the amount of Adena and only takes about 30 minutes to ride. Hop aboard and go watch TV. Go to the Gludio Castle Town and then go south to Ruins of Despair(RoD). You can either do the same thing you did at low level with the golems to the zombies there, or you can kill skeletons in the fields out there using the technique that you use on orcs and werewolves shown above. If you go straight to zombies, get the skills wind strike, Vampiric Touch, and weapon mastery first. For skelies, get Ice Bolt, Wind Strike, Vampiric Touch, and then Weapon Mastery skills first. This should last you to level twenty fine. #2 Find a buddy, you ll need him! You can find a fighter buddy that likes Elven Ruins and you two can have a blast in there. There is a cool quest called the sword of solidarity that can get you a nice sword. That is also at lin.warcry.com. If you go this route, get the skills Heal, Battle Heal, and then do whatever. You ll just be his own personal healer. You can group in this manner in RoD sometimes too, if you find a fighter. Well congratulations, this should all get you to level 20 one way or another!

Level 20 Quest-So you want to be a Cleric? I suggest you use the walkthrough posted on lin.warcry.com in the quests section. This is a perfectly good explanation of the quest, the very one I used.

Equipment- I did not include the equipment for levels 1-20. I do not know your standing point; whether this is an alternate character of yours and you have top no grade (magic clothes + mage staff) or if this is your first character. My suggestion is for weapons is that you go from apprentices wand to Wand of Adept and slowly just increase your weapon as you can. For armor, I suggest you go from apprentices to Feriotic gear to Devotion set (Devotion robes and leather helmet). Those are the guidelines of what you eventually want, but too many factors come into play on by which level you should have this certain gear or stuff like that.

Cleric to Bishop

20-25
Well now that you re a healer, you want to have some fun, eh? Well I suggest that you join a clan, because healers are much needed and clans can help you out big time with gear. Also, you should start hunting in abandoned camp (AC). Here is what I did, and it works pretty well. Buy some duals of any kind (the bigger the better) and you can kill stuff there in combat. Also you can use your life drain skill to help with low hp. Heals help a lot too. So you run around AC dualing things to death. If you have high mp, and low hp, you can always use your wind strike and such. At level 21 you should get the quest Vanquish Remnants from Leopold in Gludin. This way you will make more money by hunting in AC. The skills you can get at level 20 are really your call for order. Hunting like this should get you to level 25 in no time (I did it after I got my wisdom teeth pulled, just an FYI : )).

25-30
I don t quite know why, but levels 25-30 seem hazy to me. I probably spent time killing Mandoragas near the Execution Grounds (EG) for a bit and then went to EG and killed neers. I mostly remember killing neers around level 30 more though But you can kill almost anything in the Dion area at these levels if you don t venture too far off.

30-40
Cruma, Cruma, Cruma Tower (CT). I spent many of my days in Cruma Tower (CT) and it sure paid off. Healers are usually always needed in there, so you find yourself a nice group, turn on the radio, and heal away. Here s the main tip though: Get small groups. If they work right, keep the group small. A group with a level 35 healer, 40 tank, and 40 dd (damage dealer) get almost double experience than a group of 7-9 members that are about level 30-35. Being in CT also helps with Adena. Because you don t have to be buying soulshots or spiritshots for your hunting, you can just relax and gain Adena. For these levels, when you get new skills, make sure to upgrade your heals first. They will be needed extremely in CT above all other things.

To enter any area blocked off by a door (has to be a door), you may simply:

1. Go next to the door and stand facing it

2. Run at it using the forward arrow

3. While running 'reset'

4. Log in

Mages and Shamans can powerlevel anyone!
So you want to powerlevel, want to be powerleveled Im about to tell you how it can be done.

Both mages and shamans get AE poison, which is the key to powerleveling. Your high level mage runs around gathering up lots of tuff monsters while the powerlevelee sits around fidgeting (you can help pull but it just seems to make things harder). Time to lay on the heat, blast the group with your AE poison and watch the life drain outta them. This is the ONLY spell the powerleveler should be using. Heres why, poison takes no xp from the mob. hence the powerlevelee blasts away at the monsters who now have 1 hp and gets the full xp for the kill.

there are unlimited possibilities as to where you can go to powerlevel, but i suggest your powerleveler sticks with mobs that a) aggro and b) are slow

why aggro? Aggro is key in powerleveling, if the powerleveler does any damage other than poison to the mob you void out all the xp the other guy gets. So take liriens for example, round em up, blast them with ae poison, and let your little newbi plink away for free xp WAY out of his level range.

Hope this helps, give it a nice /bump if you would like to see this guide stay around.

-Evlin (Elvan Wizard, Devianne)
-Cecil (DE Assassin, Devianne)

First u must open macro: Alt+r
than in first line write: /attackforce
in second: /vendor
target any ppl in not peace area and press macro … and thats it

For high level scavengers (Level 40-50) there is a TON of money to be made in the road leading down to Giant's cave, just southeast of Aden. There are constantly 10-20 "Weird Drakes" hovering about which spoil animal skins at an 80-85% clip. As most scavengers know, each animal skin sells for between 400-500 Adena these days in a private store, and sell rather briskly.

To make this strategy even better, not only do weird drakes spoil animal skin at such a high rate, they spoil 1 to 3 animal skins with EACH spoil….not just one skin. Using this strategy partying with an archer i've pulled in 127 animal skins in just over an hour. That's a cool 65,000 Adena per hour just off animal skins. Add in the Adena drops (300-700 Adena per kill), and at a solo rate with a single healer party member, or a single archer that's about 100k per hour without using any soulshots.

Great money for all you high level scavengers out there. You can easily pull in 500k a day with this strategy.

Prolly cruma swamps, and specifically the toad guys. They can drop d grade armor scroll enchants.

And if you can, Partisan hideway or even if your more lucky, around the cemetary near aden (never been there so dont yell at me if u die)

if you want a little experiance where it is safe go to the fields just south of giran castle. I cant say its great but at lvl 49 you wont ever die

u can try cemetary if u got good gear not gaurenteed you can do it solo maybe link up with a healer friend there~ or….. try botting around ivory tower maybe green mobs if i remember correctly but thats the best for botting =P

This exploit allows u to carry ss and arrows or what not on your pet, and instead of it going to ur storage stays in the pets storage (with the pet put away)

Step 1: Open up your Wolf Pet (ive only tried it with wolves)
Step 2: Put all your ss and arrows in its inventory
Step 3: Hit Alt+x and open up ur system menu and click restart
Step 4: Log back in and tada ur pet will be put away in your inventory with the items you want to carry.

For this exploit you will get all neccessary pieces for the top c grade jewerly be able to solo a 54 level mob with little chance of dying.

It is north of IT (Ivory Tower) by the Oel Mahum Witch Doctors. A little bit south of the ruined castle. There is a cliff with a rock on the side of it. If you stand on the rock you can pick off 3 or 4 Oel Mahum Witch doctors at time carry a couple heal potions they do have windstrike.

Then if your a SR(Sprint) or PR(haste potion) just jump hit a mob to agro it and have it chase after you and your run up the cliff n fall off he will fall as you fall and if u time it right he'll be stuck at the bottom of the rock unable to hit you.

Always use stun shot, on any class except an orc.
Once u stun the player, get behind him, u'll land many more critical hits if u attack from the back.
Also because archers have that skill that increases ur evasion while u move, try to move as much as possible when using ur archer.
Recomended archer for this strategy is SR because of the high speed and good evasion.

How To Craft Items Using Walker Version 1.42

1st Step: Have walker open with a crafting dwarf character

2nd Step: Open your personal craft reciepe book (not private creation shop)

3rd Step: Okay now press home to open walker screen, under Basic Options Menu there is an Auto Make Item section, click the second make box.

4th Step: You will now see all items you can make with pull down tab, select item you want, the quantity you want, leave mp option @ 0, also select max wieght %, and delay per craft

Note: On my lvl 25 dwarf, 10 points of MP takes about 4 seconds sitting down so when crafting items in large quatity, time your MP regen to insure proper delay time. (don't want your bot to click 50000 times evey 4 seconds could seem suspisious)

5th Step: Make sure you have the material to craft the item you are trying to make and I believe you need to press add to start the process (not 100% sure was a little excited to get this posted).