No.NameDetails1Prisoner's LeapCoordinates: W 9°35'35', S 18°18'32' Glide/boat over to Seareach, south of Prison Camp. Head to the south isle & take the 2 ladders up the building.
Apr 29, 2014 For Nuin, it was a quest at the top right of the Lilyut Meadow map. 3 or 4 NPCs standing around in a little camp at the top of a hill. Edit: Yes, it's the same in NA Alpha, just got my glider last night from that quest. Can't find glider quest for warborn: If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed.
Stand by the beacon.2Seareach WatchtowerCoordinates: W 9°32'22', S 18°12'15' From the previous spot, glide over to the shorter tower on the first isle. Climb up the ladder. Then turn & glide over to the main watchtower.
Try to get as close as possible to the ladder & grab it when your glider folds. You may need an enhanced glider for this so you don't lose as much elevation.
Climb the ladder to the top. Glide up to the platform on top.3Solisa WarehouseCoordinates: W 9°54'37', S 17°28'1' At Solisa, walk through the warehouse, just opposite of the stables.4Winking Bottle BreweryCoordinates: W 10°38'34', S 17°32'26' Port to Winking Bottle Brewery. Head up the hills in the north & glide to the brewery rooftop.5Bard's HomeCoordinates: W 10°51'12', S 17°43'0' From Winking Bottle Brewery, head west on the path till you see a Bard. Go in the small house by the road, behind the bard.6Frozen SiloCoordinates: W 11°31'17', S 17°49'59' From Halcyona Community Center, head east till you see a large frozen silo. Head north up the hills & glide to the top of the silo.7Halcyona FallsCoordinates: W 12°10'14', S 17°29'21' From Halcyona Community Center, go around the hill in the north & stand under the waterfall.8Daru HomeCoordinates: W 12°18'58', S 18°9'23' From Halcyona Community Center, head southwest to the Airship Laboratory. Go into a Daru home.9Airship Laboratory CraneCoordinates: W 12°20'44', S 18°16'7' From the Daru home, go up the hill & glide to the crane by the airship.10Airship's BowCoordinates: W 12°23'4', S 18°17'17' From the crane, glide over to the top of the airship.11Wyrdwind Siege TowerCoordinates: W 12°48'39', S 18°16'16' From the airship, head west to Operations Base Camp. Climb up to the top of the siege tower at the back of the camp.12Warsmith CastleCoordinates: W 12°49'32', S 17°31'29' From Operations Base Camp, head north to Warsmith castle.
Go around to the hills at the back & glide to the top of the highest tower. Be warned, this is a level 40+ elite mob area.13Statue's HeadCoordinates: W 12°54'1', S 17°30'47' Drop down to the ground level & enter the building beside the tower. Keep left & you will see 2 statues of 2 men standing next to each other. There is a graphical glitch where you can't see them from certain angle but they are there. Go up the steps a bit & glide as close as you can to the left statue's head.
In this guide I'll cover basics to help you level in ArcheAge. ArcheAge is a sandbox-style MMORPG, as such there isn't one clear-cut way to go about leveling. For this particular guide I'll cover leveling a battle class.
Your battle class is the basis for everything else you do in ArcheAge. Performing any tasks for crafting or gathering boosts your experience in your battle class as well. This works similar to how crafting does in Guild Wars2, where you can technically level without even leaving the main town. The catch is, to acquire materials you need to be able to journey out into the wilds. This means you need to defend yourself from the monsters in the area where your materials are located.
Leveling your battle class based on trade skills alone is a very slow process. This is why there is questing in ArcheAge. Questing makes up the majority of experience gained for battle classes. Due to the way the quest tracker works, it's very easy to get overwhelmed if you've accepted a large number of quests. Below I'll cover easy ways to prevent this so that you won't slow down in progression.
As you can see, this is what it looks like when you start getting a large quantity of quests from a centralized area. It get's a bit rediculous.
Reading Quest Text
This is the most basic step, reading text helps give you bearing in the task you're setting out to accomplish. The best way to do this is to look through your quest log by pushing L, scrolling to the quest you're working on and reading the text there. I find the dialogue with NPCs isn't very helpful in completing quests.
Taking Notes
Once you get the basics of what you need to do figured out, jot it down on piece of scratch paper. You don't need anything too detailed, just enough to remind yourself what you're doing. This is better than managing your quest tracker because you're likely to forget quests that you remove from the tracker due to the long quest chains that you sometimes get.
Quest Tracker Indicators
Here you can see the indicators marking quest locations. Some of these are precise spots, others are generalized locations.
The quest tracker indicators give relative locations. These locations aren't always precise, and can get frustrating if looking for a specific named monster. The best thing to do, is to look in the area surrounding the indicator, just remember if it's a specific named monster, someone else could have just killed it.
Don't Skip Quests
During my leveling, I've noticed many low reward quests that seem like good quests to skip. Sometimes these 'lame' quests lead into longer quest chains that give better rewards. Don't miss out on good experience just because a quest doesn't seem to be worth your time.
Don't Grind Monsters
Generally in MMOs the best way to level is killing monsters one after the other for hours. This is not the case in ArcheAge. Monster grinding not only gives miniscule amounts of experience. The best result monsters drain your mana and health fast, meaning a lot of down time between fights. Questing offers more experience at a faster rate.
That wraps up the tricks I've learned leveling in ArcheAge, if I discover more I'll add them in or make a part two. I hope you find this article useful. For more guides, please refer to my ArcheAge guide directory.
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