Final fantasy 14 mastery guide

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FINAL FANTASY 14 MASTERY GUIDE
Final Fantasy 14 Mastery Guide
~ Leveling Guide ~
Copyright © 2010,ChronoGuide. All Rights Reserved.
You may not resell, or copy this guide in any way, shape or form.
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Important: Please Read
If you have a question that starts with "How do I", please see the FAQ before
continuing. Final Fantasy XIV is a very difficult game to navigate, especially as a new
player. I have put together a list of the in-game basics that will help you get around
Eorzea and significantly ease the process of learning how to play Final Fantasy XIV.
Level Recommendation
Almost all of these leves in the Leve list and leveling spots were completed by an
under-geared Pugilist (hard to find armor when you are one of the highest level players
on the server). All level recommendations refer to class level, not physical level.
Prior to level class level 10, casters may find themselves struggling to complete
the level 10 Leves (even if I was able to solo them). Please keep this in mind when
looking through the Leve guide. You should have no problem keeping up with the
suggested difficulty once reaching level 10.
This goes for all classes as well; strengths are varied from levels 1-10, but level off
pretty quickly once you get past that. If you are unsure, do not be afraid to ask for a
group. Once you get to level 8, killing monsters rather than completing leves should
form the bulk of your experience points. Leves supply you with the gil, faction, and guild
marks needed to progress your character - so find a group if you think you might fail.
On the other hand, if your gear is excellent and you know how to play your class, you
may be able to solo the quests earlier than I could.
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Class Level versus Physical Level
All level recommendations in this guide refer to class level, not physical level. The
experience points, damage done, and damage taken modifiers all use class level as the
basis for the bulk of their formula, not physical level.
For example, if you are a level 1 Archer and Physical level 50, and engage a level 20
monster, you will have no chance to win. However, if you are a level 20 Archer and
have a Physical level of 20, you will win just fine.
What if your Physical Level is far beyond your Class Level?
Some players have e-mailed asking about class changes or earning a very high
Physical Level from crafting. How does this effect the guide?
You can think of every 5 Physical Levels as being worth 1 Class Level. In other words, if
you are a Physical Level 25 and are playing a level 5 character, you should be able to
handle mobs 4 levels beyond your level (25 physical - 5 class = your physical being 20
levels higher than your class; divided by 5 = 4 more levels).
You do not have to move up to higher levels though based on this formula - it just
means the higher level camps are an option. That way, if you are level 30 and want to
take up a new discipline of war or magic, you could level up in any area up to 6 levels
above what is recommended in the guide.
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Table of Contents
Click to jump to page
Introduction.................................................................................................................................................. 5
FAQs ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
Class Basics - Which Class to Pick?..................................................................................................... 14
Ul'Dah Leveling Guide ............................................................................................................................. 18
Camp Black Brush (Levels 1 - 8) ....................................................................................................... 20
Camp Dry Bone(Levels 8-13) ............................................................................................................. 35
Limsa Lominsa.......................................................................................................................................... 45
Camp Bearded Rock(Levels 1-5) ...................................................................................................... 50
Camp Skull Rock (Levels 5-13).......................................................................................................... 54
Gridania Leveling Guide .......................................................................................................................... 61
Camp Bentbranch(Levels 1-9) ........................................................................................................... 64
Camp Emerald Moss(Levels 9-14) .................................................................................................... 72
Levels 13 and Beyond - Linking Up Cities............................................................................................ 78
Levels 13-15:......................................................................................................................................... 85
Level 20 Leves (under construction) ................................................................................................. 90
Levels 16-18:......................................................................................................................................... 98
Levels 19-22:....................................................................................................................................... 109
Levels 22-24:....................................................................................................................................... 113
Levels 24 – 26: ................................................................................................................................... 118
Levels 26 – 30: ................................................................................................................................... 123
Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................... 139
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Introduction
Final Fantasy XIV is an MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role-playing game)
based in the fictional world of Eorzea. Players are free to do whatever they like within
the confines of the world - participate in quests, level up, meet other players, buy, craft,
and sell items, interact with computer-based characters, hunt elusive monsters, and
more.
However, there are two primary aspects of the game that all players strive for:
progressing their character and completing quests. Character progression can involve
leveling up, getting better items, mixing in new classes, and making new items.
Progression allows your character to kill tougher monsters, complete new quests, and
access more exciting game areas.
Questing is the actual "objective" of the game. This involves completing objectives such
as slaying monsters as tasked to you by a computer-controlled character. Quests
advance the storyline and offer rewards.
Whether your goal is questing or progression, you will need to level up in game to
complete both objectives. The higher your level, the more challenging quests you can
accept, and the more your character will progress. In keeping with the traditional spirit of
Final Fantasy games, some "grinding" or repetitive killing of monsters is required.
Unfortunately, since everyone is trying to level up as well, it can be tough to find the
appropriate monsters to fight and level up efficiently.
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That is why Chrono Guide was created - in order to lay out the most efficient quests
and best leveling spots so you can progress as quickly and as efficiently as possible.
Fighting other players for spawns is not fun, so we have gone through all of the zones
and selected the prime leveling spots, which are now available to you!
Important
Please note that Final Fantasy 14 is indeed created and produced in Japan. Most of you
know this, but as a result, this game will not play like a typical "Western" RPG. FFXIV is
not a World of Warcraft clone and has a different feel than games created in Europe
and North America. There are two major differences:
1. The User Interface is not the same as typical Western games and can take some
time getting used to.
2. The game is not very transparent. Maps are less clearly marked, combat
formulas, experience point formulas, and crafting formulas are hidden. It takes
some guess work and intuition to figure it out
Due to the "learning curve" and difficulty some players may have when first navigating
the Eorzea, we have put together an FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) in the section
below.
If you are new to Final Fantasy XIV, are having difficulty moving around, or how a
question that starts with a "How do I…", then I strongly recommend reading through
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the FAQ first before continuing with the guide. It will save you a lot of time and
headaches!
If you are already level 20 or so, odds are you will be safe to continue on to the leveling
guide. If you aren't sure, just read through the FAQ!
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FAQs
1. How do I move and control the camera?
This is the most common complaint about Final Fantasy 14. You can move your
character with the traditional WASD set-up (W is forward, A is to the left, etc).
The unusual portion is that the arrows do not control the camera. To move the camera,
you can move the mouse while holding down the right click, but it seems to be slow (the
game treats the mouse as software rather than hardware). The only fast way to move
the camera is to use the "IJKL" keys, where J and L spins the camera left and right,
respectively.
The easiest way I have found to navigate the world is by using auto-run. Start running
forward (by holding the "W" key) and then hit the "R" key. This will make your character
constantly run until you tell him to stop. The camera will then automatically follow; you
just have to "steer" him or her with the "A" and "D" keys. You can stop auto-run by
hitting "R" again or moving backwards ("S" key).
2. Help! I accidentally went into first-person mode (camera zoomed in completely)
and can't get out!
Hit the "V" key to move back into third-person mode.
3. My character is walking really slowly; what do I do?
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Sounds like you accidentally turned on walking mode. Hit the "X" key to toggle between
walking and running modes.
4. How do I talk to my friends privately?
You can talk your friends privately by typing /tell firstnamelastname message. In other
words if you wanted to send a private message saying "How are you?" to your friend's
character named "John Smith", you would type the following into the chatbox:
/tell John Smith Hello, how are you?
Somewhat unusual, but you have to type in both names just like that.
5. How do I attack things?
You can only attack monsters in "Active" mode. You can toggle between "Active" and
"Passive" mode by hitting the "F" key.
You then need to target the monster. Select the monster in question by clicking on it
and then hitting the "F" key.
Alternatively, you will automatically go into Active Mode if you have a monster targeted
and you hit one of your action commands (pressing the "1", "2", or whatever numbers
you have your abilities selected to).
6. How do I get HP back?
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The easiest way to recover HP is by resting. You must be in Passive mode to regain
health. Put away your weapon (hit "F" to toggle between Active and Passive mode),
and stand still. You regain HP very quickly when standing still and very slowly when
running. You can get a full HP bar back just by standing still for 15-30 seconds; no items
necessary.
Many class abilities restore HP, such as spells like Cure, along with abilities like the
Pugilist's Second Wind.
You will also regenerate your HP after you complete a levequest and when visiting an
Aetheryte.
7. How do I get MP back?
Unfortunately for casters, there is not an easy way to get MP back just yet. Players can
restore MP to full by visiting Aetheryte (such as the main Aetheryte at Camp Bearded
Rock or Black Bush). Additionally, casting classes have Weapon Skills that restore
some MP.
You cannot get MP back from resting.
8. How do I get out of town?
In the leveling guide, pictures demonstrating the pathway out of town are shown. Look
up the city you are in for pictures showing you how to get out of town and get to places
of interest.
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9. How do I change classes?
Players can change classes at any time simply by switching weapons. You must be in
Passive mode to switch weapons. Hit the "Home" key to bring up the menu, then click
on Gear. Select your Weapon and you will be good to go. Here are the weapon types
for each class:
Hora/ Knuckles / Claws - Pugilist
Lances and Spears - Lancer
Great Axes - Marauder
1-Handed Swords - Gladiator
Bows - Archer
Staff - Thurmatage
Wand - Conjurer
Pickaxe and Hammer (primary and secondary) - Miner
Hatchet (trees) and Scythe (grass, fields; primary and secondary) Botanist
10. How do I buy new weapons?
In order to change classes, you will need the starter weapons of the other classes. So, if
you want to be a Pugilist, you will need to buy a set of Weathered Hora.
If you look on the map in any city, look for the Sword Icon. At this weapon shop you
should be able to find all the weapons you need for the Disciplines of War and
sometimes Magic.
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The other area you are looking for is the "Hawker's Alley" (LiminaLomisa) or "Exchange"
area (Ul'Dah). Here you will find NPCs (computer players) who sell the weapons for all
Disciplines of the Land.
11. What should I put my stat points in? What do stat points do?
Here is what the creators say each stat point does:
Strength: Increases physical damage.
Vitality: Increases HP. Decreases physical damage taken (i.e. defense).
Dexterity: Improve physical accuracy, and possibly improves evasion.
Intelligence: Increases magic damage.
Mind: Increases MP and improves curing potency. Decreases magic damage taken
(i.e. magic defense)
Piety: Increases magic accuracy.
Note that stats seem to have a very minimal effect on performance, aside from the traits
bolded. Do not overanalyze this.
Regardless of Discipline, if you do not know what to get, initially know you will want a lot
of Vitality to boost your HP (especially if you solo). Increasing Mind as a Discipline of
Magic is also a good idea given that it increases MP.
As a Discipline of War, you will want to stack Vitality, Dexterity, and Strength. As a
Discipline of Magic, you will want to stack Mind, Vitality, Piety, and Intelligence.
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12. What do I do if I die?
If you die, to come back to life you have to hit the "Home" key to bring up the menu and
then select "Return". You will get "weakness" for a few minutes, which lowers your hp
and damage. It goes away shortly though (if it is not gone within 5 minutes, log out and
log back in).
This section will be updated as more questions come in.
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Class Basics - Which Class to Pick?
In Final Fantasy XIV, players can switch between different classes simply by changing
the weapon they have equipped. Additionally, players can share many abilities between
different classes. For example, after unlocking Second Wind on the Pugilist, you can
then use this ability on your Marauder as an extra self-heal.
As a result, odds are you will end up playing several classes in order to fully outfit your
character. Below, I have listed basic information on each class, such as role and relative
strengths and weaknesses.
More importantly, I have also included what classes are the best to start with (have the
best abilities), so you can improve upon your leveling speeds.
Gladiator:
The Gladiator is the default tank class of Final Fantasy XIV. However, note that it is not
the only tanking class as many classes seem to have abilities that generate threat (the
Pugilist gets a "Taunt" for example).
The Gladiator does get the ability to equip a shield but for some reason do not start with
one. The cheapest shield available from the vendor costs in excess of 40,000 gil and
has a level requirement of 14.
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Pugilist:
The Pugilist is one of the best classes to choose to level up. It gets an ability, Second
Wind, which is a decent self-heal on a short cooldown. This makes leveling up a lot
easier, no matter what your class.
The Pugilist is a melee fighter that uses its hands as weapons. It deals slightly less
damage than the Marauder or Archer, but has some added versatility. It has high
evasion, a taunt, and self-healing, making this a great solo class and a decent backup
tank.
Lancer:
Lancer is a damage dealing and support hybrid. Lancer does good melee damage and
has several group buffs, one notable one being Spirit Surge, which grants all melee
classes HP back when striking an enemy.
As a result, Lancer is a good choice for people looking to play a damage dealing class
in party settings. If you plan on playing solo, Pugilist is probably a better choice.
With that said, Ferocity, which boosts damage, can be used amongst different classes.
This is not a bad skill to pick up as you can Ferocity prior to using a Weaponskill to
boost your damage.
Archer:
The Archer is a class which uses ranged attacks in order to deal damage. The Archer is
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unique in that it needs to use ammo in order for it to attack. You have to buy arrows
either from NPC shops, from player crafters, or craft them yourself.
You can buy low level arrows for a cheap price from NPC shops. However, higher level
arrows are expensive and as a result, playing as an Archer can be fairly effective.
Archers are great at farming though, so you can recoup some of your gil lost on arrows.
Marauder:
The Marauder is advertised as the top melee damage dealer. This class is similar to the
Dark Knight in FFXI, as it has many abilities which power up its damage at the cost of
HP.
The benefit of the Marauder is that it is great at dealing damage in parties. However, it
does not have the same soloing power as the Pugilist. Additionally, expect this to be
one of the most popular classes and as a result in low demand for grouping.
Conjurer:
The Conjurer is the Red Mage of Final Fantasy XIV. The Conjurer has a mix of Black
(damage dealing) and White (healing and buffing) magic. Additionally, this class has
access to a lot of regeneration, damage over time, and debuffing spells.
This class is actually great at soloing and casters currently seem to earn more
experience points for doing the same amount of damage as a Discipline of War. Note
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that your offensive magic spells are weak, but your offensive non-mana skills (Spirit
Dart and Radiance) are actually very powerful and close to the level of a melee class.
Thaumaturge:
The Thaumaturge is a lot like the Conjurer - it is advertised as being slightly more
damage-oriented than Conjurer (gets more debuffs and less buffs). Personally, I think
the Conjurer is a lot more powerful due to Shell and Protect (which currently are very,
very strong).
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Ul'Dah Leveling Guide
Introduction and Starter Quest
Ul'Dah is one of the better cities to start in, simply because it is small in scale and the
questing areas are close to town. Players starting here are able to move through town
fairly quickly and have decent monsters to fight to level up off of.
Here is a walk-through for the starting mini-quest. If you have already finished this, feel
free to skip ahead:
Upon creating a new character, you will be introduced to a cutscene and a starting
quest. In the instance, run to the right and when you come to the choke point, take a left
and move down the stairs. Duty will call.
Now you get to watch a pretty cool cutscene and then fight the Gobbue. Hit the "F" key
to enter active mode, then you can target the Gobbue by clicking on it or hitting the tab
key. Once you have targeted it, you can attack it by pressing "1" (your basic spell).
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After finishing the Cut Scene, talk to Yayatoki and click "Day to Remember". Allow him
to show you to the adventurer's guild, a place known as "The Quicksand". After your
cutscene finishes, talk to Momodi, and select "Some Like it Hot".
You now have your first quest. Now, time for the leveling guide!
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Camp Black Brush (Levels 1 - 8)
Objective: Hit Level 8.
Recommended Path of Action: Complete the initial Leves from levels 1-4, and then
fighting monsters in accordance with the map below.
---Note: This section starts with a tutorial. If you are new to the game, please read
on before skipping ahead to the leveling maps (or whatever city you start in). If
you are already an advanced player looking for the best leveling spots, feel free to grab
all the Leves and skip to the leveling spot map.
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Before you head out of town, speak with Totonawa and pick up every "BattlecraftLeve"
you can. Battlecraft Leves are leveling quests that pay out a good amount of gil and
experience.
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There is a set of Battlecraft Leves for each leveling camp in the game. You can only do
1 set every 48 hours, so be sure to do this early and often to make the most out of your
quest timer.
Note that in each town, the questing station has the same graphic.
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Keep an eye out for this graphic, as this is the place you will get your Leves in each
town. Note: I will use the term "leve" and "quest" interchangeably.
Select all 4 quests for Camp Black Brush and all 3 Leves for Camp Dry Bone. You will
be level 10 shortly so there is no point in not picking up these Leves now!
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Alright, head out town via the path below. For some reason, the exits to town are noe
very clearly marked on the map. For that reason, I have included a graphic of the map
with an exit from town:
You can hit the "M" key to bring up the map. For some reason, you cannot run straight
out of town by the Chocobo Stables but must take the side path shown above.
Now, north on your map (navigate the map with the "IJKL" keys) you will see Camp
Black Brush.
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Walk into the center of the camp and you will reach the Aetheryte Crystal. Hit the
"Home" key to bring up your menu and click Aetheryte at the top right hand corner of
the menu. This will attune you to the crystal and bring up a menu.
Click "Initiate levequest" and select "Moles for the Mauling". This is the levequest that
goes along with the starter quest chain. Select Solo (higher difficulty rewards are of no
consequence).
As indicated by the tutorial, the highlighted section of your mini-map (top right of screen)
indicates where to go to complete your quest. The Red Dots on the map are quest
targets.
Okay, so you complete your first quest. Hit the "Home" key to bring up the menu, select
"Aetherial Node" and hit return to camp. You will get your reward, an HP/MP refill, and a
trip back to camp.
Now, instead of going back to town right away and continuing with your starter quest
chain, I recommend doing all your Levequests first. This way, you will be able to accept
them again sooner! You can do your questing during your downtime from Levequests.
Note: Before continuing, you should by level 2 or 3 by now. You will need to add new
abilities to your action bar and allot your stat points.
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Click "Actions & Traits", then follow the clicking sequence below:
1. Select the Empty Slow on your hotbar. Make sure it is in row 1.
2. Select your current job (or whatever job you want to add abilities from).
3. Select your ability to add it to the toolbar.
As you level up new classes, you can add abilities from different classes using
the #2 section in the menu. It is possible for you to use abilities from several classes
on your character to wind up with a completely unique build.
You can allot your stat points by clicking on "Point Allotment" in the menu tab. You then
click the plus marks to allot your points. You can always change this later (but it does
take time - you cannot change these back and forth too quickly).
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Here is what each stat point does:
Strength: Increases physical damage.
Vitality: Increases HP and decreases physical damage taken (i.e. defense).
Dexterity: Improve physical accuracy, and possibly improves evasion.
Intelligence: Increases magic damage.
Mind: Increases MP, increases healing potency, and decreases magic damage taken
(i.e. magic defense)
Piety: Increases magic accuracy.
With that said, aside from Vitality and Mind, it seems the contribution from these stats is
fairly minor. They do not seem to play major roles until later. Here is my recommended
plan for stat point allotment:
Discipline of War
1. Start off by getting Vitality to 40 right away without putting any points in other stats.
2. Next, bring up your Dex and Str alongside your vit, keeping vitality about 30 points
ahead of Vitality. You want to hit 40 STR / 40 DEX / 80 Vit. This is contrary to the advice
of many popular sites, but you will want the high HP total so you can solo leves and
save time - good luck killing Cactuar at level 20 without 1,000 HP and Darkwing Devilets
at level 30 without 1500 HP.
3. At this point, bring up DEX and STR to 50 a piece; making it 50 STR / 50 DEX / 80
Vit.
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4. Now, bring up STR and VIT so that you are at 60 STR / 50 DEX / 100 VIT. This
should take you to physical level 33.
5. At this point, you can start placing points in STR and DEX as you see fit. The benefit
of vitality tapers off rapidly past 100, so going far beyond 120 Vit seems to have little
effect.
Discipline of Magic
1. Start off by getting Vitality to 40 right away without putting any points in other stats.
2. Next, bring Mind up to 40.
3. Alternate between Vitality and Mind (keeping them even) until you have about 80 of
each. At that point, if you are nuking more you can put points in Piety and Intelligence.
Most of your leveling up to this point will be done with Spirit Dart (or the Thaumaturge
equivalent) so Piety and Intelligence are not important (at least until you nuke).
There are some classes that have abilities which give bonus damage based on stats.
These classes will benefit the most from attributes. A notable example is the Pugilist's
Sneak Attack ability, which deals 1 bonus damage per 2 dexterity.
Do not worry about it that much for now, as odds are you will probably change classes
at some point and you can always reassign your stat points.
So at this point, you can finish up your other 4 starting leves. Just start them at the
crystal and work through all 4. If you need to rest for HP at any point during your
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questing, simply put away your weapons and stand still. You will get your HP back
pretty quickly. If you move around while resting, your HP regeneration is much, much
slower.
Note: The quest involving killing the Naked Moles is actually pretty tough compared to
other Leve mobs, which are usually very easy.
Note #2: When starting a leve, you have the option of "Invoking Guardian Aspect" for 110 points. This will slightly increase the rate at which you level up, so you can invoke it
to get a few extra experience points (class points). It is very small though so don't worry
about it if you run out of points. You get your points back over time though so do not
hesitate to spend them.
Note #3: If you die, to come back to life you have to hit the "Home" key to bring up the
menu and then select "Return". You will get "weakness" for a few minutes, which lowers
your hp and damage. It goes away shortly though (if it is not gone within 5 minutes, log
out and log back in).
Note #4: Once you get more comfortable with the game, you can select higher quest
difficulties. These pay off better experience points pay outs and are only slightly harder.
Be sure to be comfortable with the game controls and be a few levels higher than
normal before attempting "Legion" level quests.
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Camp Blackbrush Leve List
Something in the Water - Kill 6x Nutbiter Marmot. This quest is very easy. You will
want to do it on Legion Difficulty so you get the most experience points possible. I was
able to get 500+ class XP per mob by picking Legion difficulty (even though I completed
is solo).
Flambert's Forgetfulness - Collect 4x Wraith cloth. This drops off the Bogy quest
mobs. These mobs are very easy, so be sure to ramp the difficulty up to 5 stars.
Sprightly Spriggans - Kill 6x Spriggan. This quest is also pretty easy. I was able to do
it on Legion difficulty. These monsters do very, very little damage so be sure to set the
difficulty to the max.
Tunneling Trouble - Kill 6x Naked Mole. This quest is a bit tougher; I was able to do it
on 3 Stars at level 3, but there was some close calls. I would not do this one on Legion
difficulty (when playing solo) as you have to fight 3 mobs at once.
Clearing Black Brush - Kill 6x Corroded Coblyn.Probably the easiest of all the Leves.
You can solo this one on 5 star difficulty no problem. You should pick a high difficulty as
otherwise you will not get much experience.
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Weevil Panic - Kill 2x Bark Weevil and 4x Chiglet. The quest mobs here are very easy,
but the Bark Weevil's poison can be deadly. I would still set the difficulty to at least 3
stars; if you die to poison after killing the Weevil, you can always hit the return button
and continue. It is worth it for the extra experience points. Kill the Weevils last to be
safe.
By setting all the Leves to the max difficulty, you can almost get to level 8 and head
over to Camp Drybone. The only Leve you have to be careful of is the Naked Mole
quest.
Note: Be sure to go back and talk to Momodi to pick up a free class
ability. You do not have to continue the main storyline at that point if
you do not want to, but you should pick up that extra ability before
grinding.
Camp Black Brush Leveling Spots
Should you fail to make level 8 off Leves alone, you can level up in these spots
(depends on class and a bit of luck what level Leves will take you to). If that is the case,
you will have to do some old-fashioned monster-killing to get your last level or two,.
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Below, I have marked the best leveling spots on your map. I prefer caves and
"locations" when possible, as to limit running. Grinding on monsters that spawn in caves
and "special" areas is much faster than roaming the map looking for a roaming monster
here and there.
Take a look at the map below:
Each of the red boxes highlights a cave. The red arrowindicates which direction you
enter the caves from. You have to go all the way to the back of the cave to find the
monsters that spawn inside.
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The blue box highlights an area around a tree that is a special spawning zone. For
some reason, about a dozen Star Marmots spawn all around the tree at the top of this
hill, so it is another great leveling spot. In fact, this is my preferred leveling spot up to
level 8. Moles are harder to kill since they burrow while Star Marmots have no annoying
abilities, which is why they are my favorite.
To get to the blue box area, you will have to run all the way up to the top of the cliff via
the path highlighted by the blue arrow. However, if the area highlighted in blue is overcamped (it really can only support 1 person), you can always head for the caves.
If you are level 7 you may have to wander into the areas surrounding the blue box to
find monsters while the Star Marmots respawn. Note that this area will probably be
heavily camped around release, so you will have to stick to caves most likely during that
time. However, if you are going back and leveling up a second class, this is a great
spot.
Caves are by far the best place to level up, because there are many spawns that all
pop-up in a condensed area. Additionally, these caves are so far out of the way that you
will face minimal competition. The area surrounding Camp Black Brush is just crawling
in newbies fighting for all 2 of the Star Marmot spawns, so it is definitely worth your time
to head out of the way.
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Each cave supports 2 players. If there are more than 2 players at your cave, head to a
new location at the map. One of the caves should be free. If one of the caves is not free,
I still think it is better to be 3 people to one cave than split up entirely.
Eventually, one or both of the players will leave your cave, so do not be afraid to stick it
out or switch caves. I have yet to have to share one of these caves with more than one
other person for any significant length of time, so you should not have a problem finding
an isolated leveling spot.
Second Round of Leves
Every 48 hours, you can accept Levequests a second time. Perhaps you did not have
time to hit level 8 and have the opportunity to do the levequests again before heading
on to camp Dry Bone. When you are able to pick up the second round of of the level 1
quests, note that you can select difficulty from 1-5 stars.
When you pick a higher difficulty quest, the leve offers very modest extra rewards (like
a few % more gil). No additional monsters will spawn, but the ones that do have slightly
more hp and do a significant amount of extra damage.
Since you can attack them a 1-2 more times before they die, you can earn about 30%
more experience points by selecting 5-star difficulty (Legion) over 1 star difficulty
(Solo).
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I was able to complete Legion level quests by level 5, though some were quite tough.
The ones you have to be careful about are any quest that involves killing Naked Moles
and Bark Weevils.
Naked Moles are tough for their level, and Bark Weevils are weak but have a dangerous
poison attack. You can die from the poison very quickly; so be sure to either buy an
Antidote in town (anti-poison item) or run to the Aetheryte if you are poisoned (the
Leves do not send you far from town).
Camp Black BrushRecap (Levels 1 - 8)
- Perform all 4 of your initial Battlecraft Leves issued from the Adventurer's Guild. This
should take you to level 4 or 5.
- Kill monsters in the leveling spots marked on the map above until level 8. If you do not
mind killing the same monsters repetitively, it is perfectly acceptable to stay on the spots
marked on the map until level 10.
- Grab the Battlecraft Leves for Camp Dry Bone and head on over once you are ready.
You get there via the east exit out of the Camp Black Brush
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Camp Dry Bone(Levels 8-13)
Goals: Hit Level 13.
Recommended Path: Complete all leves after arriving at camp (aside from the Stray
Dodo Leve). Then, kill monsters according to the leveling map until you are level 15.
By the time you get to Camp Dry Bone, you should be level 8. Be sure to pick up the
Levequests if you have not already back in Ul'dah (you can use the Teleport function to
move back and forth quickly).
We will start out by running through the 3 Leves before doing any sort of static leveling.
Camp Drybone Leve List
Culling All Coblyns - Kill and Pursue Cavernulous Coblyn x6. When you kill the 5th
Coblyn, the 6th will run away. When you catch up to it, 2 more Coblyns will spawn as a
group, so you will have to fight 3 monsters at once. Be sure you recover to full HP
before engaging the final pack (you do not have to chase right away) and this quest is
very easy.
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Where the Stone Floats - Obtain 3x Floatstone. This quest involves killing the same
Cavernulous Coblyn in addition to Spriggans. This time, there is no surprises though just kill packs of them until they drop the items you are looking for. I was able to do this
quest at 2 star difficulty by level 8, so it is pretty easy.
Revenge of the Dodos - Kill and Pursue 7 Stray Dodo. NOTE: This quest is
SIGNIFICANTLY harder than other quests this level. I recommend hitting 14 (at a
minimum) before attempting this one solo, because it is much, much harder than the
other ones of its level. Every 30 seconds you will see someone run away as they fail
this quest. The Dodos have a lot of hp and deal a lot of damage for being quest mobs.
The last Dodo will flee and spawn 2 Dodo, so be prepared to fight 3 when you chase
the last one down. It really is a tough quest so do not be afraid to party up. Otherwise,
you might join the legions of played who failed this quest:
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Sand Yarzon Sweep - Kill Sand Yarzon x8. Nothing fancy here; this quest is easy and I
was able to easily complete it by level 8. It could be done earlier.
After the Battle - This quest is actually exactly like Sand Yarzon Sweep except you
have to find 3 mobs at once instead of 2. The last Sand Yarzon will run and spawn two
more when it gets to its final location. Still pretty easy but I would recommend only doing
it on Solo difficulty if you are alone.
Sucking Blood Again - This quest involves killing bug and swarm-type mobs, and is
quite easy. If you are level 10 or higher, set the difficulty to 2 stars.
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Treasures of the Smallfolk - Kill 8x Spriggan. This quest starts out with 4 Spriggan,
which you must fight in pairs. When you kill the 3rd, the remaining one runs. When it
gets to its final location, you have to fight 3 Spriggan at once, however, the final one
runs again. When you pursue the second run-away Spriggan, you have to fight 3 more
at its final location.
It is actually not that bad; Spriggan have really low HP. It is soloable by class level 8,
but be sure to set the difficulty to 1 star.
Popotoes in Peril - Pursue and Defeat 6x Nutbiter Marmot. After you kill the 5th
Nutbiter Marmot, the last one flees. Once it reaches its final spot, it spawns 2 Naked
Moles. The marmots are very easy, but the moles will be tough for a low level player.
This will be hard to solo prior to level 10 - grab a group if in doubt and select level 1
difficulty.
Camp Dry Bone Leveling Spots
Unfortunately, the payout for quests drops off significantly at this juncture. You will
probably still be level 8, even after finishing all your Leves. This leaves us with no
choice but to fight monsters to level up.
If you are going to be killing monsters for experience points, you definitely want a good
leveling spot. Here are the best camps in the zone for fighting enemy monsters:
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Thistletail Marmot - The large mountain outlined by the larger of the blue boxes is
actually hollow. At the arrow, you can enter the mountain, at which point you will find a
very sizeable area of condensed Thistletail Marmots.
This is an excellent leveling spot as these mobs are weak, most players do not even
know they can enter the mountain, and there are dozens of mobs right next to each
other. It is perfect if you can get it without too much competition, and it will take you all
the way to level 11, at which point you can move over to one of the red caves.
The second blue box is another area of Thistletail Marmots, but it is not large enough to
be a stand-alone leveling spot. It is a good place to stop if you are running the Copper
Coblyn Trail (marked in green).
Copper Coblyn - This is not the best leveling spot in terms of raw experience points,
however, it can be great for leveling up blacksmithing or making some extra gil. Roam
across the larger portion of southwest Drybone by following the green outline and kill all
the Copper Coblyn you run across.
Since these mobs drop all kinds of gems and ore, it can be a great way to make some
extra gil. These mobs are pretty easy and generally pay out some decent XP, so it
works in a pinch. The Thistletail Marmot spot is definitely superior if not overcrowded.
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Drybone Shrew - Each of the red boxes surrounds a cave which has multiple,
condensed spawns of Drybone Shrew. These monsters are pretty tough if you are level
11 or below, so be careful.
The great thing about all of these caves is that they are so far away and there are so
many of them that you should never have to compete with other players for mob
spawns.
Here is a tip: there is a small ledge that you can walk off in the depths of the caves. If a
Shrew burrows (its TP move), you can simply walk off the ledge and it will pop back up,
doing no damage. This will make the Drybone Shrews much easier to defeat.
With all that said, If you can (competition), grind off the Thistletail Marmots. I find these
to be better experience points. Once you hit level 13, head to the "Levels 13-14 and
Beyond" section.
Dodos - Do not bother - you can get better experience off the Iron Coblyn in Camp
Horizon.
Starter Quest - Ul'dah Version
When you get a chance, return to the Adventurer's Guild in Ul'dah and talk to Momodi.
Ask her about "Court in the Sands". This is the continuation of your first quest.
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Right off the bat, she will teach you a new skill, which is nice. Each skill is different
depending on your class. Once you get your skill, talk to Momodi again. She will give
you a Coliseum pass.
Now, head to the Coliseum (coordinates 5, 5) in Ul'dah. Once you arrive and head to
the Gladiator's Guild, you will get a cutscene. You are now in an instance; head down
the steps and accept your duty.
Unfortunately, you have to lose this fight. It can take awhile to stand here and let your
opponent kill you.
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Part 2 - Goldsmith's Guild
Once you finish this up, head back to the Adventurer's and talk to Momomi. Momomi will
send you over to the Goldsmith's Guild which is in the south part of town. Head there
and talk to Elecotte. Watch your cutscene and you will get 2,000 gil.
Part 3 - Miner's Guild
Next, you will be tasked to head over to the Mining Guild (southernmost tip of Ul'dah).
Talk to Lilnette and select "Court in the Sands". In the next scene, go through emotes
(execute the hitting the "n" key and selecting the right emote from the menu). Make sure
you target F'lhaminn as you are going through the emotes.
After you finish these up, make the emotes at the miners on the stage. You do not have
to go through all of them but you have to target each miner separately.
Talk to F'lhaminnCorguevais again. You will have a cutscene. Talk to Lilnette and you
will get the next part of your job. Run out of town into the desert and you will get a menu
pop up asking if you want to start the quest. Follow her (she will not follow you) to town.
Every so often she will stop because a "Chinchilla" is in the way. Kill it to get her moving
again.
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Once you get to camp, watch a cutscene then talk to Ascilia. This will start another
cutscene and finish this part of the quest. Now, you will be ordered to go back to the
Miner's Guild.
Head back to the Miner's Guild and as soon as you enter you will be rewarded with
some gil.
Part 4 - Alchemist's Guild
To get to the Alchemist's Guild, head up one of the sets of stairs to the city's upper level
(marked with small yellow arrows and a staircase on your map). Enter the Guild and talk
to Nogeloix. Head to the door in the back and use your interact function to get inside.
In the next area, run up to one of the doors and interact to get inside. You will have
another cut scene and be tasked to head back to the Adventurer's Guild and talk to
Momodi.
The quest is now over and you will get a decent gil reward.
Note: Nearly every other starting cities quest works the same way. Check your Journal
if you are not sure where to go next - it will tell you. At some point, you will have to
escort an NPC to a location by killing a few monsters. You get just over 10,000 gil as a
reward throughout the quest line.
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Limsa Lominsa
Limsa Lominsa will probably be the most crowded area on most servers, given that it
was playable for the longest in beta testing. Navigating the town is much more
confusing than Ul'Dah, but there are more leveling spots, so competition should be a
non-factor.
free to skip ahead:
Start off by running up to the door in the boat. You will ask if you wish to proceed (select
"yes"). Watch the cutscenes, and when it is your turn to fight, select a monster by
clicking on it or hitting tab and then pressing "1" (your basic attack). Kill the monsters,
watch a few movies, and you will end up in Limsa Lominsa.
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Once you are there, talk to Hob and select "Shapeless Melody". Agree to accompany
him to the Inn. You will be introduced to Baderon, who is the NPC responsible for
starting your beginner quests.
Talk to Baderon after the cutscene and select "Treasures of the Main". That is all that is
required - you are now free to pick up Leves and start leveling up. Before you head out
of town, be sure to talk to Piralnaut, who gives the Regional Leves for this area:
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Talk to Piralnaut and pick up all the Level 1 and Level 10 Battlecraft Leves. Once you
do that, head out of town and towards the first leveling camp (Camp Bearded Rock).
At this point, we are going to focus on leveling up rather than on the in-game quests.
We will mention the quests necessary to level up in the game, but for now we will put
this quest on the back-burner.
Getting out of town is not as intuitive as you might think, so here is how you exit. First
off, exit the Drowning Wench by going down the steps at the north exit. Here is the path
on your map (hit "M" to bring up the map):
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Once you go down the steps, head due east:
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It is actually quite a long run out of town. Fortunately, after this you will be able to
teleport.
As soon as you exit town, hit the "M" key and you will see Camp Bearded Rock due
north, head there and we will be ready to start!
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Camp Bearded Rock(Levels 1-5)
Goal: Hit Level 5.
Recommended Path of Action: Complete Leves and kill Wharf Rats along the road to
Camp Skull Rock.
If you are completely new to this game, I would recommend reading through the
Ul'dah leveling guide for basic info on stat points and game mechanics. If you
have a firm grasp on the game, feel free to continue on!
Once you arrive in Camp Bearded Rock, head up to the Aetheryte and run through all
the Leves you have. Here is the Leve list along with important notes:
My Very First Adventure - If you are new to the game, you will have this Leve
(otherwise you will not be able to get it). Follow along as it is your tutorial for starting out
the game and it is very easy to finish.
Mole Patrol - Kill 5x Rat Mole. If you are a brand new player, make sure you are
targeting "Rat Mole" instead of "Sewer Mole", which is a normal monster that is a bit
higher in level.
Annexing the Rock - Kill 6x Chiglet. This is a very easy Leve; any player of any level
should have no trouble with this. You have to fight two mobs at once but they are very
weak.
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Missing Teeth - Collect 3x Plague Rat Tooth. Another very easy quest - kill Plague
Rats as suggested by your mini-map.
When Bats Cry - Kill 5x Wingrat. This is the only Leve you actually have a chance of
dying on. These mobs link in pairs, but are also aggressive. In other words, when you
attack one of the Wingrats, one other Wingrat will also attack you. However, if you get
close, pairs will also attack you.
If you get too close to too many groups, you could end up fighting 4 Wingrats at once. It
is still doable since these mobs have very low HP.
Camp Bearded Rock Notes:
Roselings -Roselings are higher level, aggressive (as in these monsters attack
automatically) which sometimes are near leve spots. Be careful to avoid these.
Treasure Chests:
As you are doing quests, be on the lookout for Treasure Chests. These will spawn while
Leves are active and usually contain gil. However, I have been able to find armor
upgrades in these, so you never know what you are going to get!
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To open it, simply approach it and bring up the menu ("home" key) and click "examine".
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I found this from a chest when doing a Level 1 quest in Gridania. A Square Maple
Shield goes for a ton of gil around release - so be sure keep an eye out and open all
your chests!
Moving On To Skull Rock:
You may have noticed that I only recommend staying around Camp Bearded Rock up to
level 5. This is simply because I find that the areas around Limsa Lominsa are
overcrowded and laggy, and there are actually better leveling spots near Skull Rock.
You will easily hit level 3 or 4 by completing your initial Leves. If you have no Leves, you
can always quickly hit level 5 by fighting Wharf Rats along the road on the way to Skull
Rock.
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Camp Skull Rock (Levels 5-13)
Leveling Spots
This is a bit backwards, but since you are already heading towards Skull Rock by level
5, I will start with leveling spots (you should hit level 6-10 before attempting the Leves,
depending on the Leve in question).
Here is the map:
Plains Rats
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The area around the small building in the bottom right of the map is an awesome
leveling spot that you can literally use from levels 3 to 13. Plains Rats are very easy kills
and offer solid experience points.
This area can support 2 players. Personally, I would recommend starting here then
switching over to the Fireflies by level.
There is a second leveling spot that involves a few Plains Rats spawns and it involves
going in entering the tunnel at the top of the long blue rectangle and following it down to
the water. By the water, there is a small space which has several Plains Rats spawns. It
only supports a single player.
Sewer Moles and Fireflies
There is a great surplus of caves around Camp Drybone. All the red boxes highlight the
entrance to caves which contain Sewer Moles and Fireflies. Fireflies are great because
they are weak and slightly higher level, so they give great experience. Sewer Moles are
not the greatest leveling mob due to the burrowing, but they are still fairly weak and in
tight quarters, which makes them good leveling.
Camp Skull Rock Leves
Once you hit level 8 off of either killing Plains Rats, Fireflies, or Sewer Moles, you can
start doing the Leves. Here is the Leve list along with important notes:
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Claws and Wings - Collect 2x Scalepuk Talon and 2x Bat Skin. This is an easy Leve.
Here is a great tip: This quest spawns 2 groups of 3 Scalepuks and 2 groups of 3
Wingrats. Usually, a single group will drop both quest items, and when you complete the
quest, any remaining groups despawn. As a result, be sure to kill two groups of the
same type before killing any of the other type in order to kill the maximum amount of
mobs. Here is a simpler way of looking at it:
Scenario A: You kill 3 Scalepuks and get both Talons, and then kill 3 Wingrats and get
both Skins, the quest ends and you kill 6 mobs.
Scenario B: You kill all 6 Scalepuks, and then kill 3 Wingrats to complete the quest and
kill 9 total mobs.
In Scenario B, you get 50% more experience points since you got to fight 3 extra
monsters. Be sure to kill ALL the Scalepuks before engaging the Wingrats.
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Jellyfish in a Barrel - Pursue and Defeat 6x Jellyfish. This is one of the "pursue"
quests. As you engage each group of Jellyfish, the last monster in the pack will "run"
from you and move to the next location.
In reality, the timing is not that important. No matter how fast you go, the monster will
still go to the same location, and you simply have to make it to the next spot to continue
fighting. If you need to, you can rest completely between waves - you do not have to
chase right away. Even if you kill it with a ranged attack, the next monster will still
spawn so do not worry about it.
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This Leve is easy as long as you give yourself time to rest if your HP drops. Do not
worry about chasing right away if you are low on HP. You end up fighting groups of 3
Jellyfish, so take care that your HP is completely full.
When you chase the last Jellyfish down, 2 more will spawn and the group will
attack you. Do not be near until your health is full.
Burning Down the Houses - Kill 1x Firestarter Imp. While killing a single monster
sounds like an easy Leve, expect some more spawns. Once the Firestarter Imp gets to
half HP, it will flee. When you approach it, it will spawn 2 Nightwolfs, which will also
attack you.
However, as usual, you can wait from a safe distance until you heal up before going in:
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After getting full HP, I was able to safely go in and attack the imp.
As a side note, notice the icon at the top left of the screen that looks like a sword and
shield. This means that my Weapon is damaged and as a result I am doing less
damage. You can repair your weapon in town or if you are using the starter weapon like
I am, buy a new one and toss the old one.
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Camp Skull Rock Summary
- Head to Camp Skull Rock at level 4 or 5.
- Kill Plains Rats in the spots marked on the leveling map until level 8.
- At level 8, complete yourLeves.
- Afterwards, enter one of the caves marked in red and level up off Moles until level 13.
- At level 13, scroll down to the "Levels 13-14 and Beyond Section"
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Gridania Leveling Guide
Gridaniawill probably be the most crowded area on most servers, given that it was
playable for the longest in beta testing. Navigating the town is much more confusing
than Ul'Dah, but there are more leveling spots, so competition should be a non-factor.
free to skip ahead:
Start off by talking to Yda, twice. You will then have to fight some Bloodthirsty Wolf.
Target them by pressing "tab" or clicking on them and then hit your "1" key once you are
in range to start fighting:
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After fighting the monsters, you will watch a cutscene and end up in Gridonia. Talk to
Lonsygg and ask him to see you to the Adventurer's Guild. Once there, watch another
cutscene and then talk to Miounne.
Miounne is the character that will be the key NPC for your beginner quests, so
remember her!
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And that is it! You are now ready to head to Camp Bentbranch.
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Camp Bentbranch(Levels 1-9)
Note: If you are a brand-new player, read through the first section of the Ul'dah Leveling
Guide, as that details some important game basics that will be beneficial for you. Go
back and read just for the theory and then come back to this section.
Objectives: Hit level 9.
Recommended Path: Regional Leves from levels 1-5 (if available) and then level up
from 6 to 9 by fighting monsters marked on the map a few pages below.
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Before you head out, be sure to stop and talk to Gontrant (he is at the desk next to
Miounne in the Adventurer's Guild) to pick your Leves.
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Pick up all the Battlecraft Levesthat are available to you at level 1 and head out of
town. Fortunately, getting out of Gridonia is very easy - just head Southeast (hit "M" to
pull up the map):
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Once you are out of town, head to Camp Bentbranch (clearly marked on your map) and
head to the Aetheryte. Once you arrive at the Aetheryte, we will run through all of the
Leves.
Leves are very easy to do (at least the early level ones) - walk up to the Aetheryte, hit
the "Home" key, select "Aetheryte" at the top right, then click "Initiate Levequest". Pick a
quest, commence, and you are good to go.
Start with "Spore Spoor" (if you have it), as this is the tutorial Levequest for Gridonia.
This will show you how to do the Leves.
Kill all 3 Stumbling Funguars and an Aetherial Node will appear. Hit the "Home" key
near it, select Aetherial Node, and that is how you turn in your quest.
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Warp back to Camp Bentbranch and run through the rest of the Leves. Here is the Leve
list along with relevant notes:
Camp Bentbranch Regional Leve List:
Light for the Rites: Kill 3x Evenfall Firefly. Very easy quest. Since there are more
spawns than are required to complete the quest, you can usually kill an extra Firefly by
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quickly tabbing over and attacking the 4th Firefly - this can nab you some extra
experience points.
Beesvs the Pilgrims: Kill 6x Bee Cloud. Another simple quest - no surprises here. The
only caveat is that the Bee Clouds are aggressive; get too close and they will attack. Be
sure to engage 1 group at a time so you do not end up fighting all 6 at once.
Reforesting Bentbranch: Kill 3x Nutbiter Marmot and 3x Stumbling Funguar. Make
sure you recover HP between packs. Sometimes you will have to fight groups of 2 mobs
back to back, so do not let your HP drop too low.
An Old-Fashioned Exorcism: Kill 3x Evenfall Firefly and 3x Spriggan. This is the
hardest of the Leves as Spriggans are aggressive, linked to the Evenfall Fireflies, and
are in tight quarters.
In other words, if you get too close to the Spriggans, they will attack you, and the Firefly
will follow suit. It is very easy to end up fighting all 6 monsters at once. Attack them on
the fringe to make sure this is not the case.
Camp Bentbranch Leveling Spots
After you finish your Leves, you should be level 4 or 5. At that point, go ahead and get
to level 8 by fighting monsters in one of the many camps below:
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And a continuation from on the way to Camp Emerald Moss:
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Red: Forest Funguars& Star Marmots - best spots from levels 1-9.
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Blue: Caves containing mostly Shrew-type monsters with an occasional Firefly and Bat.
These are slightly higher level than the surrounding areas - would not attempt Shrews
before level 4.
Green: Outlines the two best leveling spots.
Note that all of the camps circled are good leveling spots. In other words, there are
tons of potentially good places to level around Camp Bentbranch. The problem is other
players! Areas to the south and northwest of Camp Bentbranch will be the most
crowded. Leves send players to the south, whereas the next camp is to the northwest.
I prefer to level away from the starting camps due to reduced lag and less competition.
If you are reading this guide shortly after release, level up in the spots away from camp.
If this is months down the road, level up wherever you please as competition will be
lower.
I have found the absolute best spot is the spot surrounded by the green to the northeast
of Camp Bentbranch. There are several Forest Funguar and Star Marmot spawns in a
very dense area just outside of a cave. If you are a low level player (1-6), you can easily
spend all your time fighting the monsters outside of the cave.
Once you hit 7, you can start going into the cave, clearing it out, and coming back up to
the top. I recommend hitting level 9 in this spot if you can before continuing on to Camp
Emerald Moss.
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Camp Emerald Moss(Levels 9-14)
Objectives: Hit level 14.
Recommended Path:
- Fight monsters marked on the maps from levels 9-14. Complete Leves at level 14 and
then proceed to the "Level 14 and Beyond" section.
I am recommending leveling up first and doing Leves later. This is due to the fact that
many of the Leves require you to pass by higher level, aggressive monsters. If you
cannot defeat these monsters, you will either need to skillfully avoid them (impossible in
some cases due to the narrowness of the road) or run away from them (a waste of
time).
As a result, it is much easier to level up to 14 and then go back and do the Leves later.
It makes no difference in the long run but does require some time spent killing
monsters. Fortunately, Gridania does have a lot of great leveling spots, which I have
outlined below:
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Camp Emerald Moss Leveling Spots (Levels 8-14)
Here is the leveling map:
Red: The red boxes all indicate viable leveling spots containing mostly Thistletail
Marmots. These are easy monsters and tend to have very highrespawn rates. These
spots can take you easily to level 13.
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Blue: The blue boxes indicate 2 caves of Snapping Shrew (same monsters from Camp
Bentbranch). If Camp Bentbranch spots were all full (such as around release), you
should be able to get these two caves without competition.
Purple: This is a very weird cave, unlike any other in the zone. It has massive amounts
of spawns (over 10 instead of the normal 3-4) and several monster types. Just take a
look at the picture:
I count 8 Thistletail Marmot spawns, 2 Lightning Beetles (Firefly type) and 1 Phantasm
(Ghost). You have to be careful of the Ghost as it is aggressive and slightly higher level,
but I was able to kill it by level 10.
The Phantasm has a small radius for aggression, so you can always pull monsters out
of the cave if you are unable to kill it, like I did in the picture above. This is a great
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leveling spot and allows a higher level player to efficiently kill monsters since there are
so many spawns.
Green: The Green areas indicate the best leveling spots. In addition to the cave above,
there are two Thistletail Marmot spots which have a very high number of spawns. The
green box to the North is probably the better of the two due to its isolated location, but
the box to the West also has so many spawns it can handle multiple players.
Next Step
Once you hit level 14, you can finally do the Leves. Once you finish up your Leves,
head to the level 14 section. Here is the quest list:
Camp Emerald Moss Regional Leve List:
I recommend doing Leves to go from levels 9 to 10. Here is the Leve list along with
important notes:
Note #1: The Bee Swarms and Lone Wolves often interrupt your Leves and are
aggressive. Be sure to clear these out before engaging your quest mobs. You will also
have to defeat these to complete your Leves very frequently.
Note #2: If the Leve spawns Northwest of camp, it is possible that you will not be able
to finish it prior to level 12, simply because you will have to pass through a lot of Lone
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Wolves to get to your targets. Either abandon the quest or wait until level 12 before
attempting the Leves for this area.
Fungicide - Pursue and Defeat 6x Fumbling Funguar.After you finish off the 5th
Funguar, the remaining one will run. Once it gets to its target location, it will spawn 2
more Funguars, all 3 of which will then attack you. Be sure to hang back at a safe
distance and recover your HP before chasing them.
Sapped Sapplings - Pursue and Defeat the target enemies. This quest starts out with
you killing 4x Naked Mole. When you get down to the last one, it runs. When it arrives at
its target location, the quest appears to be bugged, and instead of 2 more Naked Moles
spawning, 4 more do.
In other words, when you do this quest, the mob runs and when you catch up, you end
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up fighting 5 Naked Moles at once. My strategy for dealing with this is to kill 1 mole, run
away (far away) and heal up, then kill 1 more, and repeat this process until you can kill
them all. If you wait until level 14 to do the quests as suggested, it should be still be
doable without running.
Foresting Emerald Moss - Kill 4x Curious Galago and 4x Carrion Chiglet. Kill the
Carrion Chiglets first as they have low HP. The Curious Galagohave moderate HP, high
dodge rate, and high-damage moves. Spells and weaponskills take them out quick build TP on the Chiglets then tab over and quickly take out the Curious Galago.
Odds are you will have to pass by Lone Wolves to complete this Leve, hence the level
14 recommendation.
The Leves should take you to level 15. If you are not level 15 yet, you can hit level 15 by
killing Lone Wolves around the questing areas to the Northeast of Camp Emerald Moss.
Next Step
Go ahead and move on to level 14 section of the guide. At this point, we will be linking
up cities and moving throughout the world, so get ready!
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Levels 13 and Beyond - Linking Up Cities
Now that you are level 13 (if you started in Ul'dah or LimsaLominsa) or Level 14 (if you
started in Gridania), it is time that we maximize our Leve potential. You should have a
good feel for the game and at this point, I recommend picking up the Leves from a
neighboring town.
If you have not already noticed, you can do 8 Regional Leves per reset, regardless of
level or location of the Leve.
This means that if you have access to all 3 cities, you can do 8 Level 20 Leves in order
to maximize your experience and gil. You can do 3 level 20 Leves starting in Gridonia, 3
in Ul'dah, then your last 2 in Limsa Lominsa. If you teleport between all the zones, this is
pretty quick and very fast XP (be sure to save your anima!).
As a side note on anima, it regenerates very slowly. You can usually buy teleports off
low level players in town - try shouting and offering 2,000-3,000 gil. It is a small price to
pay to save 30 minutes of running! You will make that back and more by doing the
Leves.
Travelling between Cities and Getting Your Telepoints
Before you can warp from city to city, you will have to get the Telepoints. You have the
ability to teleport to the Aetheryte Crystal of the city you started in by default. However,
in order to teleport to a new city, you will first have to seek out the Aetheryte in that city.
Ul'dah to Gridania and Gridania to Ul'dah:
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To get from Ul'dah to Gridania, you will head from Camp Drybone and go out the
Northeast part of the zone:
Once you are in the Black Shroud, head straight north along the road. There are not too
many aggressive monsters, and if you do run into one, just keep running and do not
stop - you can outrun anything if you do not stop! The red box marks the zoneline to
Thanalan, the green box marks the zoneline to Gridania.
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It covers a lot of ground on the map, but the run itself only takes about 15 minutes.
Make sure you pick up the Aetheryte teleport locations highlighted in blue.
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Once you get to Gridania, make sure you pick from the Aetheryte Crystal (just
Northwest of the entrance; it is marked on your map).
Gridania to Ul'dah
To get from Gridania to Ul'dah, you naturally would head in the opposite direction as
mentioned above. From Camp Bentbrush, head south along the road for about 10
minutes and you will reach thezoneline for Thanalan.From there, head southwest to
Camp Drybone.
From Camp Drybone, head West to Camp Black Brush and then south to Ul'dah. Here
is the map:
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The blue boxes indicate Aetheryte Crystals, Camp Drybone and Camp Black Brush,
that you will want to pick up. The red box is the entrance to Ul'dah. Once you are in
Ul'dah, pick up the Aetheryte crystal (marked on your map).
Ul'dah to Limsa Lominsa
To get from Ul'dah to LimsaLomina, head out of Ul'dah head north and then west along
the road towards Camp Horizon:
The blue box marks Camp Horizon. Pick up the Aetheryte while you are there. From
Camp Horizon, head West to the Ferry Docks:
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Note that you have to head down to the lower level to get to the ferry (follow the road
exactly). Once you get to the Docks, open the gate and wait on the bridge. Once the
boat comes you will be able to sail to LimsaLominsa. Your ship actually arrives right in
town:
Once you get to town, make sure you pick up the Aetheryte (follow the arrow up the
steps)
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From LimsaLominsa to Ul'dah:
To get to Ul'dah from Limsa Lominsa, follow the reverse path. In Limsa Lominsa, take
the boat from town to the Ferry Docks in Thanalan. Once you land on the other side of
the Ferry Docks, head to east to Camp Horizon (look at the maps above) and then east
to Camp Drybone. Pick up both Aetheryte crystals and then head south to Ul'dah.
From Limsa Lominsa to Gridania and from Gridania to Limsa Lominsa:
Do not bother with this one. Head to Ul'dah first regardless of which city you are in and
from Ul'dah head to either Gridania or Limsa Lominsa.
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Levels 13-15:
Now that we have access to every zone and city, we can poach the best leveling spots
in Eorzea rather than being confined to a single zone. For levels 13-16, the absolute
best leveling spot is in Western Thanalan around Camp Horizon. Here is the map (very
big):
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Light Blue Boxes - (Levels 13-16): The Light Blue boxes are the best areas to grind by
a long shot. These areas all contain areas that have Lead Coblyn. This mob has very
low HP and very low attack rate despite being a high level. You should have no problem
taking out yellow or even orange difficulty Lead Coblyns. If your zone is packed with
newbies, you can come here as this is a great area to level up.
The Southern areas of the zone are less densely packed than the northern areas, but
competition may dictate where you go. These mobs have low HP so it is important that
you kill a lot of them (you should be able to kill multiple without resting).
Light Blue Boxes surrounded by Green / Pink: In some of the northernmost areas,
the Coblyn are accompanied by Silthid Swarm mobs. These are also great experience
points mobs, but are definitely a harder kill than the Coblyn. These also drop Wind
Crystals and Shards, which sell for a lot of money to crafters (rarest low-level shard).
For some reason, the levels are not completely even between the Silthid Swarm
spawns. If you look at the map above, the two light blue boxes are surrounded by
green. The insect swarms here are lower level and perfect for players 13-14.
In the Light Blue Box surrounded by pink, the Silthids spawn about 2 levels higher. This
is the best spot to move from levels 15 to 16, though any part of the map will work. You
can even stay here from 16 to 17 if you so desire.
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Red Boxes: These red areas are caves and are certainly optional. They are not the
best experience spots in the world, but when the competition is high, they are not a bad
option. These are for players 16-18 and contain Sultan's Trumpet (moles). Each of the
caves also has either Bloated Bogy or Will-'o-the-Wisp spawns. Bogies can be killed
by players at level 16, but Will-'o-the-Wisp requires level 17 or 18 to be safe.
The red boxes indicate what spawns at the cave. The northernmost and southernmost
caves contain just Bogies (purple) and Shrews (red). The central North cave contains
Will-'o-the-Wisp (dark red) and Shrews (red). The easternmost cave contains all three
(possible spot to move from 18-20, though not my favorite!).
Leves from 13-15:
From Levels 13-15, stick to your Level 10 Leves. Since you will be in the Ul'dah region
anyway, you can pick up the ones in Ul'dah (regardless of starting city) by talking to the
quest-giver in the Adventurer's guild in Ul'dah. See the Ul'dah leveling section if needed
for direction on Leves.
You can also teleport to Limsa Lominsa or Gridania and participate in the Level 10
Leves as well in order to maximize your gil earnings and experience points from Leves.
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Once you hit level 16, you can do the level 20 Leves (most of them; some require a
partner).
Below, you will find the Level 20 Leve list, as we will be using leves from this
group for levels 16-25.
Below the Leve list, the leveling guide will resume.
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Level 20 Leves (under construction)
Use the Leve list to determine the difficulty of quests prior to engaging in them. You will
want to solo any Leve you can to maximize experience points. Do not get caught into
the trap of grouping for Leves - it is much slower this way. Only group on the Leves you
need help on.
A quick note about difficulty: While setting the difficulty to 5 star on the level 1 Leves
was great for experience, the difficulty of the level 20 Leves increases greatly with
single star increments. Even 2-star leves can be very challenging upgrades over their 1
-star counterparts.
Camp Horizon Leve List (Ul'dah):
Sweet Vengeance - Pursue and defeat 6x Deathstroke Assassin, 1x Venomtongue
Assassin. The 6x Deathstroke Assassin will spawn in a tight group. They do not link up
but are aggressive. Be sure to pull them out 1 at a time with a ranged attack or taunt.
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When the last assassin runs off, it will spawn 2 more (very long run). If you are good,
you can kill it while it is on the run. Run up to it out of combat and hit it with a melee
attack, or cast a ranged attack or spell on it. Once you kill it, the other 2 mobs will
spawn at the final location.
The final two mobs, the Venomtongue Assassin and Deathstroke Assassin, you have to
fight as a pair. Kill the Deathstroke Assassin first because it is a lot stronger.
If you want to do this before level 20, you will need to partner up (me and my ally are 15
in the picture above).
The Devilet Inside - Kill 2x Firestarter Imp. To complete this quest, you will need to kill
the Wisp Familiar to get Brightash. You then target the Nightblade Assassin, open up
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the menu, and click "Detect". You might have to go through multiple mobs and kill
multiple Wisps. Once you spawn the 2 Imps from detection, kill them to complete the
quest.
This quest is easy enough to solo by level 17. In order to maximize experience points,
try to kill everything. Kill all the Wisps, and all the Nightblade Assassin that do not
morph into the Imps. Kill the Imps only after everything is dead. You can literally kill 14+
monsters on this quest for several thousand experience. Best Leve around!
The Wight's Stuff - Collect 20x swords. In this Leve, you have to kill Wights, which
spawn in pairs. This is a very tough Leve as Wights have very high HP and do a lot of
damage. I recommend finding a friend to partner up with this one. Even at level 20, you
will need a partner. If you are under level 20 and trying to do this Leve, be sure to bring
2 partners.
The Lady's Bite - Kill 4x Carrier Ladybug. When you attack the Game Dodo spawns,
they will either fight back or morph into Carrier Ladybug. You have to kill 4 Ladybugs to
complete the quest. This is actually one of the easiest Leves as the Ladybugs are fairly
weak. I was able to solo this one by level 20. If you are below level 18, you might want
to grab a partner.
Just One of the Dodos - Kill 2x Firestarter Imp and 2x Wisp Familiar. To complete this
Leve, attack the Game Dodo packs. Some of them will morph into the quest mobs
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(Firestarter Imp and Wisp Familiar). After killing those, you complete the quest. This is a
very easy quest and can be soloed.
Threading the Needle - Kill 10x Common Cactuar. The Cactuar themselves are very
weak. They have a mild attack and very low HP total. However, they do have one
special ability, 1000 Needles, which deals 1000 damage regardless of armor or number
of players present:
After you kill the 6th one, 3 more will spawn and you will have to fight all 3 at once. For
that reason, burn them down as fast as you can. Use all offensive spells and attack very
quickly. I recommend getting at least 1 partner for this quest and doing it on 1 start
difficulty.
If you are having trouble with this quest, build TP up on neighboring Thistletail Marmots
so you can open up with 2 TP moves. This will nearly kill a Cactuar outright. You may
have to run away after killing the first Cactuar to heal up - it all depends on whether or
not they decide to use 1000 Needles.
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A Leg Up: Obtain Cactuar Leg x5. Another Cactuar quest; the Cactuar themselves are
fairly easy, but 1000 needles is always a threat. You have to fight them 3 at a time;
fortunately they are not aggressive. This is soloable but keep it on 1 star.
Securing Horizon's Edge - Kill 5x Amateur Footpad and 5x Amateur Raider. In this
Leve, you have to fight 1 Footpad and 1 Raider at once over 5 packs. The Footpads do
a lot more damage so kill those first. I was able to solo this at level 18, but it was pretty
tough. I would grab a partner before level 20 and solo it once you hit level 20. It is worth
a lot of EXP if you can solo, so if you can solo it if you can.
Camp Tranquil Leves (Gridania)
Leaders of the Pack - Uncover and Kill 4x Firestarter Imp. To complete it, kill the
Evenfall Firefly for Brightash and then use it on the Ringtail Pteroc. Unlike the version of
this quest at Camp Horizon, it is not a good idea to kill Ringtail Pteroc for experience
points. Ringtail Pteroc are actually pretty tough mobs, so do not kill these for experience
points unless you are level 20+ or are in a group.
This quest is easily soloable at level 16, and I would recommend soloing it. Avoid
fighting the Ringtails, though.
A Feast Fit for a Queen - Collect 32 Queen Bees. To complete this quest, kill Bee
Swarms to get the Queen Bees. Very easy and soloable by level 16.
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Reforesting Tranquil - Kill Nutbreaker Squirrel x3 and Nutbiter Marmot x6. This quest
is also self-explanatory and soloable by level 16 (and would recommend you solo mobs are too weak for a group).
Impish Intentions - Uncover and eliminate the following targets: Firestarter Imp x4.
This quest is very easy and soloable by level 16. Walk up to the quest mobs and attack
them; some will randomly turn into imps. Once you kill 4 imps you have completed the
quest.
Forsaken Sacs - Obtain the following items: Striped Tail x5. The tails drop of the Pteroc
quest mobs. It can be soloed at level 20, but I would recommend finding a partner for
earlier levels as it is not particularly easy. The quest mobs have low HP but also dish
out a lot of damage, so if you have under 1,000 health this quest may present a
challenge. Grab a partner if you historically have trouble with these leves.
Hidden Behind a Hide - Kill 2x Firestarter Imp and 2x Evenfall Firefly. Another "attack a
group of mobs and see if they turn into imps" quest. The Imps and Fireflies are easy,
but the Foraging Doe are another story. Find a partner if you can. If you cannot, fight the
Foraging Doe, and if they do not morph, run away.
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If you are a high level player you can probably kill them outright; I was able to do so by
level 20 but it was very tough (killing 1 mob, running away and healing up, then going
back and killing the last one).
In short: Find a partner.
Camp Bloodshore Leves (Limsa Lominsa)
Annexing the Shore - Kill 3x Wood Weevil, 3x Carrion Chiglet, 3x Syrphid Cloud, 2x
Carrier Ladybug. Players will have to fight packs of 3 mobs, which should not present a
challenge by level 18 (solo). The only tough part is after defeating the last pack, a pair
of tougher lady bugs spawns and attacks right away. Casters should go into the last
pack with full buffs and DoW with full hp. Players who have been able to solo Leves
easily will want to consider making this a 2-star leve once they hit level 20.
Escape from Cell 17B - Uncover and Kill 2x Firestarter Imp. To complete this quest,
first kill the Evenfall Fireflies to get then use Detect on the Game Dodo to make the
Imps spawn. Be sure to kill the extra Dodos and Fireflies before completing the quest to
maximize exp gain. This quest can be soloed. The Dodos give 200+ class EXP per kill,
so do not let them go to waste.
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An Imp in Sheep's Clothing - Uncover and Kill 4x Firestarter Imp. To complete this
quest, approach and attack the Raging Rams. The groups will morph into imps, which
you kill to complete the quest. This quest can be soloed.
Save the Lettuce, Save the World - Kill 11x Game Dodo. Straight-forward quest that
has you kill Dodos in pairs. Very easy to solo (and would recommend doing so).
Sating the Simians - Pursue and defeat 2x Curious Galago. After you engage the first
group of 2 and kill one of the pair, the survivor will run and spawn 2 more Galago,
making you fight three at once.
Despite this, it is easily soloable by 20 for a Discipline of War. Conjurers may need to
group prior to level 20. Make this quest easier by nearly killing both of the first two
monkeys before finishing one off. That way, when you do finally kill one and its friend
runs away, it will be nearly dead by the time you engage it again.
To Catch a Thief - Obtain the target items: Bent Silver Ingot x3. This is the hardest
Camp Bloodshore Leve. In this quest, you have to kill the Amateur Footpads, Amateur
Raiders, and Amateur Highwaymen to get the Bent Silver Ingots.
These NPCs come in pairs and are fairly tough. You will have trouble soloing this quest
prior to level 22, so bring a partner and still set the difficulty to 1 star. The Amateur
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Footpads in particular are the hardest as they use high-damage weapon skills, so kill
them first.
Levels 16-18:
Before I show the leveling spots, there are a few important things you should take care
of:

Complete as many level 20 Leves as possible. Do not do level 10 leves any
more at this point. Pick up all 8 level 20 leves by travelling to Ul'dah, Gridania,
and Limsa Lominsa. If you are low on anima, you can buy a teleport in town
(/shout) for 5000 gil. You will make that back and then some by doing the high
level leves.
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If you have both a gathering and a fighting class, pick between your Discipline of
War/Magic and Discipline of the Land for your leves from this point on. They
share the same 8 cap limit, so you do not want to be locked out of your main
class' quest.
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Just to reiterate that point - the level 20 Leves pay out Guild Marks and a large
number of faction points - you will need these for new job abilities (guild marks),
new quests (faction), and new gear (not in game yet, but faction related).
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I strongly recommend picking a craft to level via local leves if you have not
already (see the crafting guide). If you do not want to craft, level whatever craft
makes your weapon, so you can repair your own weapons. Simply doing the
local leves each reset only takes ~30 minutes (if you are doing leves at the
camps anyway). Pro tip: The Gridania local leves are the fastest since the camps
are the closest.
Leveling Priority
Your first priority should always be the Leves. Once you are done the leves, here are
the best leveling spots to grind mobs. I have also noticed some great camps that work
best as a duo (1 Discipline of War and 1 Discipline of Magic per party), so I am going to
be noting those as I see them as well.
Levels 16-18 Leveling Spots
Best Leveling Area: Limsa Lominsa - Lightning Beetles
This is my new favorite leveling spot for players level 16-18. There are 3 caves, all
which contain Lightning Beetle spawns. These are easy for players to kill and drop
Lightning Crystals and Flax (two very valuable drops) with high regularity:
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The problem with the spot above is that the competition is intense. There are only 3
caves (each one can support 1 player), and there are more than 3 players between the
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level ranges of 16-18. To make matters worse, the high value of Lightning Beetles
makes these caves a high-traffic area.
If you can grab one of the caves above, great, if not, here are some alternatives:
Cassiopeia Hollow:
This is an exclusive leveling spot but does take some work to get to. I have only seen a
1 player during my entire time online in this spot:
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On the map above, the leveling spot is marked in blue. To get to it, enter Cassiopeia
Hollow (near Camp Bloodshore) and enter the main area by the Aetherial node. From
that central room, move into the outer ring and travel over to the blue area. Be careful of
getting too close to the Sea Hares.
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West of Camp Bloodshore: If all the spots above are full, this spot is a decent leveling
ground that can support dozens of players and cannot possible be too overcrowded:
This place is not exactly hidden, but it is crawling in Moraby Mole and Syrphid Swarms
and is the perfect leveling spot from 16-18. If you are playing with a friend (1 Discipline
of Magic and 1 Discipline of War), you can kill the Roselings too quite easily, which are
rich in the bottom part of the area and drop valuable items (such as Growth Formula
Alpha).
This area is huge and literally crawling in spawns. Over 1 dozen different players could
farm here at the same time without a problem. With that said, if you want a different
location, there is 1 other cave of Moraby Moles that is a bit more hidden:
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You enter the tunnel by the first arrow. Inside the tunnel there are 3 moles that can
support 1 person (very fast re-spawns). Also, once you leave the tunnel, hook an
immediate right and enter the cave at the second arrow for an isolated leveling spot.
Gridania Leveling Spots:
Personally, I recommend heading over to Limsa Lominsa since this area has the best
leveling spots from 16 and beyond. However, if you are stuck near Camp Tranquil, there
are a few okay leveling spots:
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The target mobs here are Faerie Funguar, Sultan's Trumpet, and Black Bat. The red
circles indicate Fairie Funguar, whereas the red boxes indicate the two caves with
Sultan's Trumpet and Black Bat spawns. The green circle indicates the 1 location where
3 Faerie Funguar spawn in one spot.
My favorite location here is the cave closest to Camp Tranquil. There are two Faerie
Funguar spawns outside; you can kill the Faerie Funguar when they are alive, and then
go into the cave until they respawn. The biggest problem with this zone is competition the adequate leveling areas are way too small and there are just too many players here.
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Save yourself the headache and head for Limsa Lominsa.
Ul'dah:
The number of viable spots for solo leveling in Thanalan are very limited. Let us take a
look at the old leveling map:
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The cavescan work, however, they have a lot of "special" spawns like Magicked Bones
and Will-'o-the-Wisp. These are impossible for a player of this level to solo.
However, if you are leveling up with a partner, they work great. With a duo of 1 caster
and 1 Discipline of War, you can burn through levels 16-19 in these caves. The Wights
give out almost 500 class EXP per kill. Conjurer makes a great Wight killer as Protect,
Shell, and Shock Spikes significantly reduce damage taken.
Conclusion: Good areas for 2 teammates leveling up together, but for everyone that
wants to play solo, head to Limsa Lominsa, then northwest and the large camp marked
on the map there.
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Levels 19-22:
Leveling Priority:
As usual, your top priority is the level 20 levequests. You should be able to solo the
majority of your levequests (save perhaps the few tough ones at Camp Horizon).
Fighting "Down":
If you have trouble killing the recommended monsters (some classes are not as good at
soloing as others), then you can always fight "down" a few levels. You can stay in the
"level 16-18" zones until level 21 without a serious penalty. In fact, you will earn more
crystals by doing so.
Monsters start to ramp up in difficulty quickly at this level. While you could kill yellow
and orange monsters easily at level 10, it becomes much harder at level 20. Do not be
afraid to say in the 16-18 zone if you think you will have trouble.
Just remember this: It is much faster to get 70 XP a monster and kill a monster every 40
seconds then it is to get 300 xp a monster and take 5 minutes to kill it.
Gear:
If you are still running around in level 1 gear, fix this. You can either craft it yourself or
buy it.
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If you are looking to buy new equipment, there are a lot of players selling things in
bazaars near the repair NPC in northern Ul'dah (near the repair guy) and you should
have plenty of gil from doing leves. Buy yourself armor upgrades and try to find a new
weapon, whether it be from the NPC or from another player. Many NPCs sell level 1020 weapons for a reasonable price (40-90k gil - just 1 round of level 20 leves).
Armor should be bought from players. Sheepskin pieces generally run from 10-30k and
are found in abundance in Ul'dah player's bazaars. If you are a caster, check out the
bazaars near the Weaving guild, as you will often find players selling cloth gear crafting
there.
Last but not least, try using the /shout function to find players selling gear.
Guild Marks
Once you hit level 20, you can buy new abilities with Guild Marks. These can greatly
increase your character's strength. You can earn Guild Marks as the reward of some of
the level 20 Leves. Once you accumulate 5,000 Guild Marks, be sure to visit your guild
to complete your class quest and to pick up new abilities. More details on this to come.
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Levels 19-22 Leveling Spots
For players levels 19-22, the leveling spots are a bit more limited. I have been through
Thanalan and The Black Shroud, but I exclusivelyleveling up off the Bloodshore Bells.
These mobs have 1 powerful attack, but they have low HP totals which more than
makes up for this fact.
Here are the appropriate spots:
Both red boxes indicate huge areas where Bloodshore Bells spawn very thickly. The
upper right location can easily support 3 groups.
To get to the upper right square, enter the tunnel at the red arrow and follow it all the
way to the island. Note that in the upper right location that there are a few Roselings
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that spawn here and there. The Roselings are easy to kill, but are aggressive, so be
careful not to bump into one on accident.
Pro tip: The Bloodshore Bell's special attack does do a lot of damage (around 240).
However, it is magic based. The Conjurer's Shell spell literally cuts this down to 60-80
damage per hit, making these mobs virtually harmless.
If you are having trouble killing Bloodshore Bell at level 19 (you should not unless your
gear is below average), you could always keep killing Moles until level 20. The new
abilities available from Guild Marks at that level will vastly improve your character's
strength, allowing him to easily take out these monsters.
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Levels 22-24:
Leves
By level 22 (class), you should be able to solo all the level 20 leves. Also, at this point,
you should be getting to the point where you can solo the easier leves on 2-star
difficulty.
Level 30 Leves:
At level 23, you can pick up the level 30 leves. These are quite tough to solo, so I would
recommend skipping these until the next section.
Path of Action
As usual, you will complete all of your Leves before leveling up. However, grab all the
level 20 Leves and Faction leves at Limsa Lominsa, as that is where all of our leveling
will be for the next few levels.
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Leveling Spots 22-24
There are actually two great leveling locations from levels 22-24: Cassiopeia Hollow and
a few caves west of Bloodshore.
Cassiopeia Hollow
Cassiopeia Hollow is a great location for leveling up from 22-24. The target mobs are
the Jellyfish, which are happen to be called Cassiopeia. Here are the camps:
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The Cassiopeia spawn all over the place, but the main camp is near the Aetherial
Gateway. This is usually overcrowded, so I prefer to head over to the camp marked in
red.
The area marked in green is my favorite part - no aggressive monsters and plenty of
Cassiopeia - enough for 2 or 3 players even as the re-spawn rate is very, very fast.
There are only two things you have to watch for are Sea Hares, which sometimes use
an AoE attack that hits for 1,000 damage to all targets nearby. These are not
aggressive, but randomly discharge their attack if you get too close. Run by quickly and
you should not have a problem. Avoid running in staggered lines or hanging around
them for too long.
There is another angler-type mob (Orubos) which is aggressive as well, so keep your
distance from any fish you might see.
As a side note, the blue area marks a good leveling spot for players 18-20 (Bug
Swarms) and a good farming spot for Flax, Wind Crystals, and Wind Shards.
Caves Near Bloodshore
The caves near Bloodshore contain Sea Slugs, which are a good leveling monster for
Discipline of War characters. Here are the relevant locations:
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The blue caves both spawn 3x Sea Slugs and are also a viable leveling spot. I do not
consider it quite as effective for experience points, but the gil-earning potential here is
high. The Slugs have several valuable drops: Viscous Secretions, Hawksbill Shell,
White Coral, and Red Coral (albeit the Red Coral is very rare).
Note: The Sea Slugs do not aggro, but will use an AoE attack if you stand too close to
them. As a result, you do not want to fight a Sea Slug near neighboring slugs - be sure
to pull it away. The AoE attack does hit for 280 damage, but the slugs do not use it until
about 1 minute into the fight. If you kill them fast, they usually only use it once, and for a
Discipline of War class, this is no problem.
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A tip for both camps: Shell reduces the Cassiopeia's special ability, Binding Tendrils,
to about 70 damage (from around 240). Shell also reduces the Sea Slug's special
ability,
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Levels 24 – 26:
Leves
From levels 24-26, you have a lot of options. At this level, you can now start picking up
the level 30 leves, many of which start in dungeons (like Cassiopeia Hollow which we
leveled up in previously). Note: We will be putting up a level 30 Leve guide shortly.
Again, for the sake of time, stick to the leves close to our leveling location. This way,
you will not have to spend too much time travelling and can spend more time leveling
up.
For example, if you chose to level at Cedarwood, you can pick up the best paying level
20 Leves at Bloodshore and the best paying level 30 Leves at Cedarwood and
Cassiopeia Hollow. You can then run through all 8 leves since all the crystals are close
to each other, and then start leveling at Cedarwood.
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Level 24-26 Leveling Locations
There are two viable leveling locations you can use from levels 24-26. It is really your
choice and you can level up at whichever spot is more convenient for you as both work.
The Mun-Tuy Cellars
This is my preferred location simply due to lack of competition. The area is huge and
has massive amounts of viable leveling mobs and no amount of competition can make it
unplayable. Enter the Cellars just north of Camp Emerald Moss in Gridania.
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The green areas all indicate spaces where there are good monsters to kill for
experience points at this level. The best monsters are the Mun-Tuy Squirrels, but the
Cellar Puks and Opo-opo work too.
The Cellar Puks and Opo-opo seem to pay out slightly more experience points, but are
more difficult. If your gear is good and you have buffs like Stoneskin, you can easily pull
all 3 monsters. Regardless, there should be enough squirrels for you to kill if your
character is a bit weaker.
My preferred spot is right by the Aetherial Node. Due to the Mun-Tuy Squirrels high
evasion and the Cellar Puk's hard-hitting weapon skill there is a chance that you will die.
This is a minor inconvenience if you set your home-point Aetherial Node (simply interact
with it to do this). You can also stop at the node every 10 minutes to recover your HP
and MP, which is a boon for casters and melee classes with Stoneskin and Cure as
abilities.
The red areas mark aggressive enemies. You want to avoid the humanoids and bats.
Note that these enemies have a really short leash and will reset back to their location
merely a few steps beyond their spawning point. If you want to get to a fresh farming
spot, simply run by them - they will de-aggro very shortly and will not chase you far.
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Camp Cedarwood
This is another leveling spot that is pretty effective and also very convenient. It is close
to Limsa Lominsa, Camp Bloodshore, and Cassiopeia Hollow, making it very easy to
complete all your leves with limited running.
The only downside to this camp is that competition could be an issue. This area has a
lot of Fat Dodo, which are the target mob. Here is the leveling area:
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The only problem with this area is that it is not very hidden. As a result, competition is
often pretty high. The Fat Dodos do spawn unusually thick for an outdoor space though,
so this area can handle about 7 or 8 different players. If it is overcrowded, the Mun-Tuy
Cellars always are an option.
However, do remember that the Cedarwood location is NOT as good as Muy-Tun
Cellars. Dodos just are not as good of XP mobs as Puks and Squirrels due to the
Dodo's high HP total.
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Levels 26 – 30:
Leves
At this point, Leves are no longer a major focus. You should have earned enough gil
by now simply by collecting crystals and doing leves. From this point on, leveling up by
grinding monsters must make up 95% of your experience if you want to hit 50
(hopefully they will buff leves at some point, but for now, this is the only option).
Leves should be done when permitted by the sake of convenience. For example, ifyou
are on your way to Nanawa Mines to do some leveling, you can pick up the Leves for
this zone. This way, you are not wasting any time doing the leves since you were
already going to Nanawa.
I repeat, at this point, I no longer recommend going out of your way for leves at
all.
The level 30 Leve List will follow the leveling spots section. Note that level 30 leves are
much tougher than level 20 ones, and you will not be able to solo every single leve, so
check out that section to get a difficulty gauge on your leve.
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Leveling Spots Levels 26-30
This leveling stretch is a bit longer than the previous sections, but that is because I truly
feel that no spot compares is faster than Nanawa Mines for moving from 26-30 quickly.
You can enter Nanawa Mines just north of Camp Black Brush (which is just north of
Ul'dah). You can pick up the level 30 leves for this zone, most of which are soloable,
and the leveling spots are plentiful. Here is a map:
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The red spots mark the leveling spots. In these areas, you will find Cellar Puk which are
the target mobs. In particular, the red boxes mark the best leveling camps.
On each platform, there are 3 Cellar Puks (which are not aggressive). However, as you
kill them, Will-'o-the-Wykes (wisps) randomly spawn in their place. The Wisps are
aggressive, slightly higher and level, but very easy to kill. Everything on the platforms
has a very short "leash", so if a wisp spawns on top of you, you can always run away
and be just fine.
The real key here is the Wisps. These give bonus experience points (more experience
points for the same amount of damage) compared to normal monsters, and also drop
Obsidian with high regularity (sells for 5,000 gil a piece). This can make you a lot of
money (it did for me - I sold several hundred thousand gil worth of Obsidian from
leveling here for these levels).
The Puks also provide very good experience points and are very easy, provided you
dodge backflip (run behind the monster when he is casting it; more details HERE). The
Puks also drop Wind Shards as their primary type (which sell for 150 gil a piece), as
well as Lightning Crystals (1500 gil a piece) and Cotton Bolls (500 gil a piece).
By level 29, most of the Puks will be blue (easy difficulty). This is not a problem since
they spawn so thickly and respawn so quickly. It is much faster to kill these a Puk every
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minute for 100 experience points then it is to earn 300 experience points every 5
minutes.
Additionally, on the map you can see some blue markings as well. These are for
skeletons, which can earn you some money if you have a person or two in your party as
they can drop Skull Eyepatches. See the gil guide for more details.
Note: There are no alternative locations. Nanawa Mines is hands-down the best
spot to level up from 26-30, both in terms of the rate of experience earned and the
gil you can make while doing it.
Below is the level 30 Leve list.
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Level 30 Leve List
Escape from Cell D72 - Kill 4x Darkwing Devilet. This is the hardest level 30 leve period. For this quest, you first kill packs (3 at a time) of Bombs for Bomb Eyes. You
then use this detect function on the Crabs to uncover the Darkwing Devilet.
This quest is a lot tougher than its level 20 counterpart. The bombs are quite easy, but
the Devilets made quick work of me at level 23. You have to fight 2 Devilets at a time
and they chain-cast ice spells for 250 damage a piece and use Impish Incantations
which hits for 700 damage!
You will need 3 people to do this prior to level 26, and want 2 people even at level 30.
Bring friends or do not take the quest.
Protecting the Pilgrims - Kill 3x Vile Gnat and 6x Syrphid Cloud. In this quest, you
have to fight 1 Vile Gnat and 2x Syrphid Cloud at one time. Kill the Vile Gnat first as it
does 2-3x as much damage as the Syrphid Clouds. This leve is easy and can be done
on 1 star solo by level 28 (Shock Spikes helps a lot).
The only thing you have to watch for is the Orobon (aggressive Angler-type monster)
near the last pack. Avoid it as it is a tough kill for even level 30 players.
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Spooring Spores - Kill 6x Lowland Nannygoat and 3x Lowland Billygoat. At the start of
this quest, you have to fight 3x Lowland Nannygoat. These have high HP but do not do
a lot of damage. Once you kill 2, the final one runs away.
When the first fleeing mob gets to its final location, it spawns 3 more sheep (yes, you
have to fight 4 Sheep at once). Once you kill 3 and get the final remaining sheep to
about half health, it will take off.
When the second fleeing Sheep gets to its final location, it spawns 3x Lowland Billygoat,
which are slightly stronger than the Nannygoats, and then you must fight all 4 Sheep at
once, once again.
This quest is tough - bring a partner. Even with Shock Spikes, it is fairly challenging.
Neighboring non-aggressive mobs make AoE attacks like spells and weaponskills
somewhat challenging to use, and the fact you have to fight 3 groups can be very
draining on mana. Bring a partner and set the difficulty to 1 star. Consider soloing it
once you are level 30 and have Shock Spikes (either as Conjurer or set as a sub).
Necrologos: The Boughs Above - Locate the missing Necrologos pages, release the
creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. For this quest, you have to investigate the
beams of light in the north room. Sometimes, 2 Nannygoats will spawn, which should be
easily soloable by level 27. When you get all the pages, you will have to fight 2 Fevered
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Doe and one Nutcracker Squirrel, which should be soloable by level 27. This is one of
the easier leves in Cassiopeia Hollow.
Nanawa Mines
Necrologos: Adamantine Wills - Locate the missing Necrologos pages, release the
creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. To get the pages, you fight Chitinous
Coblyn. These are very weak and easy enough for any player. Upon collecting the 5th
page, 2 Megalocrab spawn, which are a bit tougher.
When you are at 4/5 pages, be sure to get full HP bar and buff up before killing the last
pack of Coblyns, because as soon as you get the fifth page, the harder crabs will
spawn.
With that said, the quest is still soloable for most by level 28. Two players could easily
do this quest by level 23 (when you are first eligible to collect).
Be careful to avoid the large rooms marked on the map with cursive text, as these
contain aggressive, higher level monsters.
Necrologos: Torn Asunder - Locate the missing Necrologos pages, release the
creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. This quest involves interacting with beams
of light to collect the pages. Once you have all 4 pages, 2 Bog Yarzon will spawn, which
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are of hard difficulty. They are easily soloable by level 30, but may present prior to level
26. Bring a friend if you are under level 30.
The problem is that the final area you get to has a lot of aggressive enemies. The key
here is to collect the pages in the far east part of the map first, that way when the final
Bog Yarzon are spawned, you do not have to fight them around other aggressive
monsters.
Run through the room with the tough monsters, quickly examine each node, and then
run off. You do not have to kill the spawned monsters - just get the pages.
The Potter's Price - Obtain 4x Brightash. The quest mobs in this quest, the Fire
Elemental and Wandering Wisp, are really easy, but once again the aggressive
monsters in Nanawa get in the way.
You can complete this quest solo simply by quickly killing the wisps and then running
away from the normal, aggressive monsters. The quest is soloable at level 23 - just
avoid the aggressives. If you have trouble sneaking around, to kill the aggressive
enemies, you will need several players or to be around level 30.
Overtime in the Mines - Kill 10x Deepground Puk. This quest is easily soloable if you
remember that when a Puk starts casting its Backflip ability, run behind it. You will
evade the ability every time by doing this. Without their weaponskill, Puks are easy.
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With that said, even if yu dodge their weaponskills, Puks still do have a powerful melee
attack. If you have very low HP (under 1200), consider bringing a friend.
Spirited Below - Kill 6x Wandering Wisp. The wisps are aggressive and all spawn
together, so you end up fighting all 6 at once. Bring a partner as fighting 6 mobs at once
is not easy for any class. Once you kill 5, the last one will run, ultimately spawning 2
more Wisps when it gets to its final location.
Corpus Adamance - Uncover and eliminate 2x Darkwing Devilet. For this quest, you
have to kill the wisps for Brightash and then use it on the Ladybugs to uncover the
Darkwing Devilets. Truth is, you do not actually have to use the Brightash - you can just
attack Ladybugs and if you get the right one, the imps will appear.
The Imps do use Impish Incantations (which does around 650-700 damage), so be
careful. Bringing a friend is wise unless you have over 1500 HP so you can survive 2
Impish Incantations.
Nophica's Wells
Necrologos: Amongst Leaves Most Green - Locate the missing Necrologos pages,
release the creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. In this quest, small lights
appear on the ground which you must interact with (like you would with Aetheryte). This
will either gives you pages from the Necrologos or summon monsters which you must
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kill for the quest. Overall the quest is easy and is soloable by level 24; just make sure
you buff before testing out any of the interaction points.
Volatile Vitals - Obtain 3x Voidsend Blood. The monsters for this quest, Gorged Djigga,
are fairly weak, but use a high-damage suicide weapon skill, which deals both you and
them large amounts of damage. To solo this quest, you will want about 1,200 HP to be
able to survive Mortal Mist. If you have that much health, it is easily soloable. If not,
bring a friend.
Dodos and Popotoes - Defeat 8x Feral Dodo. In this quest, you have to fight 2 packs
of 3 dodos. Midway through the second pack, two of the Dodos will take off, much like
during the level 10 leves. When the 2 Feral Dodos get in place, they spawn 2 Lowland
Nannygoats, which are much tougher than the Feral Dodos. This is tough for a level 2426 player to solo on 1 star. Bring a friend and set the difficulty to 1 star until you hit level
28. At that point you should be fine to solo it.
A Drop in the Pond - Kill 9x Feral Dodo and 1x Wind Elemental. You have to fight 3
dodos at a time, which are of moderate difficulty. When you kill the third pack, a Wind
Elemental spawns and attacks. Fortunately, it is very weak. This quest is easily soloable
at 24 and can be done on 2 stars by level 30.
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Necrologos: The Light's Corrivals - Locate the missing Necrologos pages, release
the creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. Interact with the light beams to collect
the pages; when you get all 4 pages, 3 Downcast Hippocerfs spawn, which are fairly
tough. It is tough to solo reliably prior to level 28.
Securing Nophica's Wells - Kill 10x Vile Gnat. For this quest, yuo have to fight 2x Vile
Gnats at a time. They have low HP but do a lot of damage; it will be tough to solo prior
to level 28. If you are having trouble, you could always quickly kill one Gnat, run away,
and then come back and finish off the other once you heal up.
To make these mobs easier, y0ou can dodge their high damage Thunderstrike ability run to the side once they disappear and it should miss. The real problem with these
mobs is that they use Shock Spikes, which will hit for 60 damage every time you swing.
I recommend bringing a friend prior to level 28 and keeping the difficulty at 1.
Cedarwood (under construction):
Necrologos: Lightsome Verdure - Locate the missing Necrologos pages, release the
creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. For this quest, you have to kill Vile Gnats
for the 5 Necrologos pages. The Gnats have low HP but do a lot amount of damage
with Thunderstrike - focus one down quickly and be sure you get the jump (attack the
Gnats from behind and it takes the second Gnat awhile to get in combat).
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Necrologos: Lords of the Skyey Realms - Locate the missing Necrologos pages,
release the creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. In this quest, you have to
interact with the light beams to find pages. sometimes when interacting with the light, an
Ice Elemental spawns. When you collect all three pages, you have to fight 2x Downcast
Hippocerf, which are fairly easy. This quest is soloable at class level 26.
Where the Goat Goes - Kill 10x Lowland nannygoat and 2x Lowland Billygoat. This is a
very straight-forward leve - simply kill all the goats. You have to fight two at a time; the
Nannygoats are very easy and the Billygoats are moderately difficult. This quest should
be soloable by level 27.
Humblehearth
The Goodwill Traders - Collect 5x Leather Hunting Vests. For this quest, you have to kill
the NPC poachers for their vests. These come in packs of two. They are fairly tough
and this quest is hard to solo prior to level 30.
To make this quest easier, kill the Raptor Poachers first, as they use high damage
weaponskills frequently. Additionally, the Wolf Poachers are Pugilists, so Shock Spikes
really hurts them (two swings for each of their melee so they get stunned literally every
time they attack).
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Finally. the last group spawns in a cave with aggressive monsters. You can generally
avoid this by backtracking (as the mobs respawn when you kill the packs), so be sure to
check your map after killing the fourth pack so you can avoid the cave.
Necrologos: In Shadow Bemantled - The Ever-reaching Claw - Locate the missing
Necrologos pages, release the creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. For this
quest, when you interact with the beams, they spawn 2 Vile Gnats.
When you get all 4 pages, 3 Karakul Ewes spawn, which are very easy. However, the
Gnats are fairly tough and make this quest tough to solo prior to level 28. Set it to 1
difficulty.
Underneath the Shell - Kill 1x Darkwing Devilet and 1x Water Elemental. For this
quest, you have to attack Delta Crabs to see if the Water Elemental and Darkwing
Devilet will spawn.
The Crabs are easy, but you have to fight the Water Elemental and the Darkwing
Devilet at the same time. Kill the Devilet first as Impish Incantations does 650 damage.
You should have 1,500 HP and be level 30 to solo this on 1 star - otherwise bring a
friend. The final battle is one of the toughest you will have.
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Necrologos: Thousandfold Agony - Locate the missing Necrologos pages, release
the creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. For this quest, you have to kill Curious
Galago (easy) for the pages.
Note that one of the spawn areas appears to be inaccessible here - it is in the cave
which has an entrance just to the east of the spawn point. The Galago are so weak you
can run in and kill them and then run out and ignore the bats when you are collecting
pages.
If you are on your last set of pages (at 4/5), you will want to clear the bats before killing
the Galago as you do not want to fight the 3 Cactuar that spawn when you get all 5
pages with bats also attacking you.
The Cactuar are very weak but do use 1,000 Needles. You will need about 1,300 HP to
solo this quest and it can be done at any level.
The Mun-Tuy Cellars
Tracking the Pack - Pursue and defeat 5x Skulking Wolf. You have to fight packs of 3
Skulking Wolves. When you kill 2, the last one will run and spawn 2 more. This is the
final pack.
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The Wolves deal a substantial amount of damage and have moderate HP. This will be
hard to solo prior to level 30, so bring a friend and set the difficulty to 1. The nonaggressive monsters that clutter the Mun-Tuy Cellars make it hard to use AoE abilities.
Undercutting the Competition - Obtain 5x Gnat Antenna. This quest involves killing
pairs of Vile Gnats for their Antenna. These Gnats seem to have slightly less HP then
other similar Gnat quests and as a result it is soloable by level 28.
Necrologos: The Ever-reaching Claw - Locate the missing Necrologos pages, release
the creatures trapped within, and eliminate them. In this quest, when you examine the
light beams to collect pages, you occasionally have to fight 2 bats. These are pretty
tough and may not be soloable prior to level 30. Their Ultrasonics weaponskill and blood
drain abilities make them quite challenging.
After getting all the pages, you have to fight 2x Bog Yarzon, which are also pretty tough.
Bring a friend and set the difficulty to 1 star for this quest. Solo it once you hit 30.
My Fey Lady - Uncover and eliminate 2x Darkwing Devilet. For this quest, you have to
attack Carrier Ladybugs, some of which will randomly morph into the Darkwing Devilet.
The Darkwing Devilets are actually quite strong and repeatedly use and ability, Impish
Incantations, which deals about 650 damage even with Protect and Shell up (it seems
to ignore them entirely).
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As a result, this quest is not soloable prior to level 30 and may even be tough then if
your HP total is low. You will want around 1500 HP to solo this quest (enough to absorb
2 Impish Incantations).
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Conclusion
With the most recent update, we added in leveling spots from 22-26 and added to the
level 20 Leve list. The gil and crafting guides have also seen rapid improvements.
While we work on the next update, try to hit level 26 on your main class and complete
as many Leves as possible.
Also, consider leveling a craft if you have not yet already via Local Leves so you can
repair your weapons on the go.
Focus for next update:
For the next date, our primary focus will the construction of the Level 20 Faction and
Level 30 Leve lists.
We will also be looking to rapidly expand the farming guide as more recipes are
discovered.
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