The newbie quest series continues up to level 40 and your second class transfer. Upon completing your first class transfer, the next quest can be acquired from an NPC in the Administration Office—the NPC will have a quest icon over his or her head. Many players reach level 40 after about an hour, but you’re encouraged to enjoy the game at your own pace.

After level 40, the great adventure is reborn! You are now on your own and encouraged to explore the world, take on new quests, try out PvP combat, challenge raid bosses of your level, and more.

Hunt in New Places

If you open your map and click on World Info you can find a wealth of information about Hunting Zones.To get started, sort the Hunting Zone list by clicking on the Level column. Scroll to your level range and you will find all the zones that have monsters appropriate for your level. The zones will also show up on your map.

Remember, teleports cost Adena now, but running is always a cheap and enjoyable option if you like to explore. To see how to teleport to a zone you want to reach, enlarge the map and check the Show Teleport Path box. This displays what town to go to for a direct teleport to your destination.

Teleports between the towns are not displayed, but in general, all towns in the same area are connected by teleport. Simply speak to the Gatekeeper NPC in a town to see which destinations are available.

Join a Clan

Many players enjoy the game most when playing together, and joining a clan opens up a new world of opportunities. To get started, explore the website or forums for clan recruitment listings, or shout “Looking for a Clan” in a major town like Giran or Aden. Joining a clan introduces you to new friends who can provide tips and tricks and support you as you progress through the game. At later levels, you can team up with fellow clan members to challenge powerful raid bosses.

Make Some Money

You can make quite a bit of money by selling unwanted items to NPC vendors. However, crafting materials can often be sold for more if you find a player that wants to buy them. Use the Auction House to sell your crafting items or unbound equipment that you don’t need.

To sell an item on the Auction House, first, browse for the item in the Buy tab to get a general idea about its price. Based on the current price for the item, decide whether to sell it lower, higher, or at the same price. This decision will affect how long it takes the item to sell, as often a low priced item sells fast, and a higher priced item sells at a slower pace. Deciding whether to sell high or low is an art to be perfected! For more ideas on how to earn Adena, visit the forums to read tips from other players.

Complete Quests

The map can also be used to see what quests are appropriate for your level range. The amount of XP and Adena you earn from completing quests after the newbie quest series varies, but it is certainly worthwhile to complete quests. Daily quests are rewarding because they are simple to complete, hone your skills at particular activities, and allow you to receive daily rewards.

Lineage II is a vast game and summarizing all the different things you can do would take a lifetime! We hope you enjoyed this quest guide and that you will continue to enjoy adventuring in Lineage II. Explore, be social, and most of all, have fun!