Monthly Archives: April 2007

The Tome of Life is on a 11 minute respawn timer and will drop a master chest almost every time. The problem is that the placeholder will pop several times before the Tome of Life comes up again. I found … Continue reading →

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This is simply a way for you to keep from going back and forth to your city. This works in Freeport – and assume that it works in Qeynos as well… First off – when you are able to get … Continue reading →

This is very simple, yet highly effective. I haven’t seen it previously, so i thought I would share. Head to the Forest Ruins and talk to the Sergeant who is near the entrance. Proclaim your bravery, and he will grant … Continue reading →

Go to a tradeskill instance for level 1-10 artisans and talk to person who gives you harvesting quests. They will ask you to collect 15 of one type of resource from a zone, which is dependant on your level. So … Continue reading →

This is a helpful reminder. One that people will say " yea i know that already" but i think some have forgotten. What you need: Access to a artisan instance (a place where you can use your tradeskills) lvl 1-9: … Continue reading →

This is a way to earn 28 silver every ten minutes! Just head to Enchanted Lands and speak to the girl beneath the docks. She will give you a quest to kill a couple of turtles, bears, badgers, wasps, or … Continue reading →

ARE YOU WORTHY? Welcome Adventurer! In this quest it is crucial you assist your fellow group members and assist in guiding them through the trials and tribulations which lay in front of them. This quest will be closed on 10/26/2005 … Continue reading →

Complete Guide to In game Macros I’m the type of player that hates to type alot in group and especially in combat since I’m usually to busy healing everyone in my group to bang away at the keyboard. If you … Continue reading →