Strategy Guide

[Valheru]

http://lotgd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20

Above is a smaller summary of tips, info, and ideas that might help out a newbie like myself. Both this and the other helped me out to some degree and BLOODDRAGON is making a great effort. Thanks for taking time out to help beginners

[BLOODDRAGON]

Originally Posted by Valheru

http://lotgd.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20

Above is a smaller summary of tips, info, and ideas that might help out a newbie like myself. Both this and the other helped me out to some degree and BLOODDRAGON is making a great effort. Thanks for taking time out to help beginners

yes anyways, Hady's is a as its stated, a "beginners guide", and tells what you do to get started and mine somewhat finished up where he left off ( not that im saying his is bad, i admire his very much)

[Valheru]

[quote="BLOODDRAGON"]

Originally Posted by Valheru

things i look for in a person = good handshake and manners, and i bet you got both

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[Kaiun]

when you were talking about PVPs, you used 5 people being in romar as an example, and then said something like "(you should be able to find 3 people to PVP because there are 7)" you would either have to change the 7 to a 5, or the 5 to a 7, i don't know which one you were trying to say.

[Sichae-Saracen]

Happy Holidays... a little too late...

Secret Number One: Well first off, blowing all of your money, is HIGHLY recommended. Dump all of your extra cash into the bank, and wait for the next best weapon or armor. The game gets a tad less difficult, when you are able to max out your weapons.

Secret Number Two: If you see an open PvP, that you KNOW you can win, take it!. Seize the chance, before someone else does. Every little bit of EXP, can push you that much closer towards your next level. As well, it provides a buffer in case you are attacked in PvP. When you log back in, you won't lose as much, as if you were to just log off.

Secret Number Three: Heal! Often! No use in dying. Whenever you fall below half, unless you have some regeneration points, blow some cash on healing. Although, before level 8, healing can be stretched out.

Secret Number Four: If you are capable of resurrection, take it! The sooner you can come back, you can use your turns to gain back a small bit of EXP. It is better than sitting in the Shades, with a deficit of EXP. The EXP loss of being attacked and the EXP loss of getting killed in the forest, vary greatly.

Secret Number Five: The Inn, Resurrecting and Healing, all become a waste after around level 8. By that time, a small resurrection is insignificant, and it would be better off, if you just stayed dead. The Inn cost is based off of your level, and eventually...it gets really high in price. Dying in the fields and dying in the Inn share the same EXP loss. Do not worry about it, just follow these tips.

Secret Number Six: One final pointer, invest in mounts! The mounts are a grand way to get through the game. They may help you out in the area of stats, or it might just be a little help in defeating your foe. Each one is different, and each one is special. Treat it with respect and it shall pay you back greatly. Written by Sichae Saracen.

The small guide that I wrote a while back. It is more like a bunch of tips for people to get good at the game...

[Acemaster]

About secret number 5... staying at the inn is well worth it, now with the different villages and the bribing bug fixed. Very well worth it.

[Pwyll]

If you have a powerful mount and other buffs that can get you flawlees fights, don't thrillseek - you get more XP and gold from the extra turn a flawless gives you than from the thrillseek bonus.

Also - if your equipment is a few levels above yours (ie you're level 8 with level 12 weapon and armor), then level up as soon as you can - you get more XP and gold per fight at the next level. Here's what I mean:

You're level 8 with level 12 equipment and you get enough XP to level on your third or fourth forest fight. go ahead and level up - you'll get a lot more gold and XP for your remaining FFs than if you stayed at level 8. You might even get enough XP to level again!

[nguoirung]

Originally Posted by BLOODDRAGON

Titles - to earn a different title you must slay the Green Dragon a certain number of times ( after yoo reach the title god after every DK your title will only be God thats the final title but you can still DK)

0. Farmboy/Farmgirl 16. King/Queen
1. Page 17. Emperor/Empress
2. Squire 18. Angel
3. Gladiator/Gladiatrix 19. Archangel
4. Legionaire/Legioness 20. Principality
5. Centurion/Centurioness 21. Power
6. Sir/Madam 22. Virtue
7. Reeve 23. Dominion
8. Steward/Stewardess 24. Throne
9. Mayor/Mayoress 25. Cherub
10. Baron/Baroness 26. Seraph
11. Count/Countess 27. Demigod/ Demigoddess
12. Viscount/Viscountess 28. Titan/Titaness
13. Marquise 29. Archtitan/ Archtitaness
14. Chancellor/Chancelloress 30. Undergod/Undergoddess
15. Prince/Princess 31. God/Goddess

It changed here. Can you repair it?

[nguoirung]

Originally Posted by Hostillius

Experience weighs heavily in the PvP battles. A level 7 character who has level 15 weapon/armor should still not attack a level 9 character because they might have big enough weapons/armor to nullify your equipment advantage simply by being on a higher level--with much higher experience and more hitpoints to boot!

No, if you think you're strong enough, do this way. I earned alot of EXP by attacked 2 more higher charaters. In fact, I did that almost all time.

[Elessa]

Originally Posted by nguoirung

No, if you think you're strong enough, do this way. I earned alot of EXP by attacked 2 more higher charaters. In fact, I did that almost all time.

except when ye insist upon attacking me... aren't i special?