Runes of Magic US / AU

Xaviera is for your 3rd class, not the main or secondary. It is also a horribly unbalanced way to level. Go back to your starting zone and start questing from there.

well, you are in for a rude shock.
savage lands happens to be the next zone, and the mobs have about 3x the stam(HP/def) u are probably used to. you may want to try the end of weeping coast for gear/XP before you tackle SL, but if u aren't having a problem, go right ahead to SL. after SL is AV(aka hell), and u will probably want either a guildie to help u quest(high lvl), or open port to thunderhoof...after thunderhoof, u will be following main storylines, which bring you zone to zone, pretty easy to follow...


and yes, as pink hat said, xav is better for 3rd class...

At the end of Xaviera, if it is truly completed, you get a porl from Ailic guy to Weeping Coast (kind of a way of telling you where to go next). But most people skip Gloombright castle quests so that port is not unlocked.

Still, WC is the place to go. At one point, Runewaker bumped up XP for WC quest from their usual low numbers to something a lot more reasonable. So, it is worth exploring. Savage Lands is good zone next after WC, and yes, quite a bit harder. End of WC gets you ready for SL. Then Aotilla Volcano, very hard zone and something to be skipped till later. Instead, unlock Thunderhoof Hills by talking to AV NPC called Mysterious Torrog and going to TH next. That is where fun starts.

Ravenfell is a good place to try as its a little lower level than weeping coast

Quoted from "Moonlight"

Ravenfell is a good place to try as its a little lower level than weeping coast

so is DDC...they about the same level...

DDC and Raven are wimpy places for L50. XP is sucky and mobs are weak.

Which reminds me... OP, are you a member of a guild? Any worthwhile guild can answer questions like that easily and guide you along the way.

I second, Ravenfal is more appropriate and less chocking after Xaviera.

But, to get all quests in Weeping Coast, which is next after Ravenfal, you have to make sure you do chainquest that starts in Logar. (TO open 1000 year of slavery chain) Be prepared to either port lot or spend many hours riding around... 30% mount pot and galloping gale pot do help... but you will learn to know well weaping coast before you complete it... it will finish 2 zones later in AV.

Also if you lucky to get Loot rune and with some buffs and luck pot, you might open TT - good source of chests... It is not that great as chest (only 5 items) but gives 10 TP bonus)

Quoted from "RoMage"

Also if you lucky to get Loot rune and with some buffs and luck pot, you might open TT - good source of chests... It is not that great as chest (only 5 items) but gives 10 TP bonus)

shhhhh...that's a trade secret!

I've actually been planning on making a "I'm level 50 and don't know what to do" video. I still need some more ideas to make the video worth making, but here are some suggestions as to what you could do.

1: Visit Silverspring and start the Vhatos Quest Line. It'll get you a decent accessory set that will last you a long time. It benefits you even more if your a caster. +15% magic power ftw. Mine lasted me until level 70 i think? If you get OD pieces, they sell fairly well. Especially the lvl 35 and 40 piece

2: Visit Harf Trading Post and initiate the 30-50 level up bag quest chain. It's super short and only takes 15-30min to do depending on how well you know it. You'll pocket two 7 day mounts, some transport runes, hammers, skill reset stone, and 4 Puris. I recommend doing this for the Puris alone. You could either save them to stat with, or you could have someone get you some recall belts from Sarlo so you can make four clean tier 5 stones. Selling all 4 of em will put 15-25mill in your pocket depending on which server you're on.

2.1: If you sold the tier 5 stones, use that gold to either buy power-level gear from AH, or buy the bag stats and make the gear yourself. I'd recommend buying the gear pre-made to save your remaining charges. Once you got some pwrlvl gear going, start questing in Weeping Coast > Savage Lands > Volcano. Or you could skip WC all together and go straight to Savage lands since you're in powerlevel gear.

3: Hit 52 and go to Volcano like vfwiffo said and get ported to Thunderhoof and quest there. You'll start on two quest chains that will eventually merge and take you all the way to endgame.

4: Now that you're 50, try out some Mini games. Start saving up shells. You can either save them for later or spend them to get stats which you can use or sell for more gold.

5: You can pick up ancient mementos now that you're 50 so if you're in a guild, start tagging along with them if they go to HoS. 43 mems a day can add up.

6: Toy around with your skills (All of them) and figure out which ones work best in certain situations. Come up with interesting and unexpected combos to dish damage out fast.

7: If you're not in a guild, get in one lol. If you do all of the above I've said while being in a guild, I guarantee that they'll probably start helping you out if they see you making progress by following all that i've listed so far. They'll see that you're making an effort and will most likely reward you.

The thing is... most people have this mindset that if you're 50, you should know what you're doing. Back before Xaveria/Tosh powerleveling, this was true, but now that 50 is attained so effortlessly, we need to be aware that alot of people might need help and be ready to offer it even though they're 50. When I see a level 50 who was power-leveled and a new lvl 10 in Logar, I'm more inclined to help out the level 10 because I to have this mindset of level 50 players. I need to get out of that thought process and realize that if someone's not 70+ or so, that they might need help and be willing to help.

That's all i got for now lol. Feel free to add to my list so i can get enough stuff to make a video tutorial for this exact situation.

To be honest i am a little surprised that you say you are only level 50 and have completed all of Xaveria. I completed it all on my 3rd without any dailies or double exp event and managed to get it to level 54. maybe i was just lucky? But as the others have suggested... go back to the area you should have started in and do the quests appropriate to your level, there are literally hundreds of them.

Just for the benefit of everyone, RoM has a clearly designed method for levelling each of 3 classes which I will outline below (with suggested level range) but it is completely up to each individual player how they use them.


Runes of Magic Intended Zone Progression:

• Class 1
  
  • 1-10: Howling Mountains / Elven Island / Yrvandis Hollows
    (Depending on race - can usually manage to even get up to level 14 here.)
    
  • 11-20: Silverspring (Quests available from level 8 onwards)
    
  • 21-30: Aslan Valley (Quests available from level 18 onwards)
    
  • 31-40: Ystra Highlands (Quests available from level 28 onwards)
    
  • 41-50: Dust Devil Canyon (Quests available from level 38 onwards)
  
  
• Class 2
  
  • 1-20: Sascilia Steppes
    
  • 21-30: Dragonfang Ridge
    
  • 30-45: No provision - need to do daily quests elsewhere to level.
    
  • 45-50: Ravenfell & Dragonfang Ridge
  
  
• Class 3
  
  • 1-42: Coast of Opportunity
    
  • 42-50: Xaviera
  
  
• Level 50+ has only 1 zone per range.
  Many claim this is enough for only one class but with less haste to reach level cap, I personally find that there's easily enough to reach level cap on two classes.
  
  • 50-52: Weeping Coast
    
  • 52-54: Savage Lands
    
  • 54-55: Aotulia Volcano
    
  • 55-57: Thunderhoof Hills
    
  • 57-58: Southern Janost Forest
    
  • 58-60: Northern Janost Forest
    
  • 60-62: Limo Desert
    
  • 62-65: Land of Malevolence
    
  • 65-67: Redhill Mountains (I find this works well from level 64 onwards.)
    
  • 67-70: Tergothen Bay
    
  • 70-72: Ancient Kingdom of Rorazan
    
  • 72-75: Chrysalia
    
  • 75-77: Merdhin Tundra
    
  • 77-80: Syrbal Pass
    
  • 80-82: Sarlo
    

I find that getting a lower class to level 64 is something of a chore when it's not your main class but from 63 onwards it becomes easier thanks to Daily Quests in Redhill Mountains being much more varied than in lower zones.

Quoted from "Loudog580"

So basically i screwed up lol. I souldnt have juped right toheffner a 20/20.

It's not screwing up at all. How you play the game is entirely up to you. Don't be put off by people saying what you should do but rather listen to the advice and then make your own decision.

Heading over to Weeping Coast will probably work out just fine for you but you might find that recent XP boosts to the quests there get you close enough to 54 that you can head through to Thunderhoof Hills sooner than you might expect.

As a warning: mobs in Savage Lands (and later, Tergothen Bay) are more powerful than you'll be used to, and getting through to Dimarka Camp in Aotulia Volcano requires some careful watching of the Naga as they can easily one-hit you. See if you can find someone to show you the 'safe' path behind the tents or to teleport you there.

Quoted from "Rukifellth2792"

2.1: If you sold the tier 5 stones, use that gold to either buy power-level gear from AH, or buy the bag stats and make the gear yourself. I'd recommend buying the gear pre-made to save your remaining charges. Once you got some pwrlvl gear going, start questing in Weeping Coast > Savage Lands > Volcano. Or you could skip WC all together and go straight to Savage lands since you're in powerlevel gear.

The armor set from Coast of Opportunity/Xaviera is decent enough to work with in Weeping Coast, Savage Lands and bits of Aotulia Volcano. There is a level 55 armor set waiting for you in Thunderhoof Hills...

Quoted from "Rukifellth2792"

3: Hit 52 and go to Volcano like vfwiffo said and get ported to Thunderhoof and quest there.

That quest chain starts at level 54 but there's a couple of toughies that are much easier to solo when you're level 55 and in the armor set that Kabo Kennedy provides.

Quoted from "Loudog580"

Wow thanks for the feedback everyone. So basically i screwed up lol. I souldnt have juped right toheffner a 20/20. Well im at weepin coast now gonna clear that out and move onto SL and Av from there. Im gonna use all this feedback to put together a good plan from there.

eh, don't be too hard on yourself. when people usually ask whats the best place to level for lvl 20-50, most people say CoO, because of the XP. i normally say go with the old zones for your main, then after u have played the game for a bit, then u can start jumping right to heffner on alts/2nd/3rd classes...

imo, there are 2 kinds of experience that questing gives you: the "XP" that levels your class and the "experience" or the skills/knowledge you gained from doing the quest/killing the mobs/running around/looking for items etc...

CoO/xav is great for "XP", but it really lacks the "experience" of the older zones...

Good guides set up by you two. One thing I want to point out is that I recently (few months ago) went from playing on Palenque server for the last few years (went there right when it opened) and moved to Reni. I was able to get to 58 on my main side, and 57 on my secondary without any issues. I didn't have to stop doing zone quests on my secondary until I hit Northern Janost Forest at level 58. Though I have been playing so long now and have played almost every combo possible at this point (haven't done the entire line of champions and probably never will lol), which means I have spent a LOT of time doing quests...so I know how to effectively go from zone to zone to be able to get this accomplished. Did it happen overnight that I was able to level? No. It took awhile, it was slow, it was boring. I don't really care to get any instant results though like some people do. If you don't care about instant results, take the long route and enjoy all this game really does have to offer. Some of the storylines are really incredible to progress through. There actually is a lot of lore in this game that I would be willing to bet that 98% of the people who have ever played this game have never bothered to get into. I've helped people be able to complete certain quests simply because I knew where to be able to go to get one certain item that they missed out on because they were rushing through things, and they were certain they had found a bug and they had a glitched questline.

Anyways, enough rambling...have fun in the game and you may find yourself being able to help other people out in the future as well.

I am just waiting for someone to complain that you are using DIYCE ghost...


"Many claim this is enough for only one class but with less haste to reach level cap, I personally find that there's easily enough to reach level cap on two classes."

I added all quests at the time TB was highest level area (L67 iirc) and they were a bit shy to level one class to level cap. That was without dailies. Doing best dailies makes difference, but that is different story.

Double/triple XP was often on NA servers 2-3 years ago (I remember for weeks) and that helps great, but now they are rare...


BTW, rule to remember - NEVER PAY XP DEBT WITH QUESTS!!!

Get into guild and use library. That is why everyone is trying to get it to highest level possible. (Me wish for L12 library, would solve all issues )

Quoted from "RoMage"

I added all quests at the time TB was highest level area (L67 iirc) and they were a bit shy to level one class to level cap. That was without dailies.

That was my point - zooming through everything means you barely have enough. Taking your time and adding in 10 Daily Quests each day means there's plenty to reach the level-cap.

(TB is 70, btw )

Quoted from "RoMage"

BTW, rule to remember - NEVER PAY XP DEBT WITH QUESTS!!!

Get into guild and use library. That is why everyone is trying to get it to highest level possible. (Me wish for L12 library, would solve all issues )

If you can't get into a guild and you have debt (and you're over level 50), try to jump into a goblin party with one or two other people, one (or both) of them hopefully being 82. Not only will you benefit from the Shell pulls at the end provided you stay back and don't die, the mobs will kick you 2-5,000 XP per kill without you needing to do anything except say thank you at the end and don't be dumb and aggro. I've easily paid off 700,000 XP worth of debt with a solo goblin run on my Knight. Last night I was picking up 3,000 XP a kill from a tag along with my level 82 guild leader with my 62 mage. A lot of people overlook this method (and granted a whole lot more fun than sitting at a library) but it's rather effective. You might likely not be able to solo it all the way through as the mobs are all equal to your level so ask around the goblin manager if there's any room for you to tag along. The first worm part will be relatively easy but the goblins in the second part gain attribute % for everyone you kill, so the last goblin you kill will be ~60% stronger than the first, then there's the boss at the end.

Obviously if you don't have debt the goblin run is rather effective at getting a couple of percent of XP with an easy instance run (and the Phirius pots you pull from the chests at the beginning are rather useful, too).