Let’s start with an analogy. Say you start a new account, guess what you are level 1 (OH JOY).

Now for the first day you make it to 18. Then the second day you can indefinitely make it to level 27 if you play with the same enthusiasm you had the first day.

Now the analogy behind this is simple you max out your first day, and the second day you half what you did the first day (Ex. 18 level’s first day, 9 levels the second day.) Now if you continue on this path then the third day you should be able to level 3 ½ levels.

This is a different story as I am only referring to 25 levels in 2 days. During these two days you should fill your quests up instead of doing just 1 or 2 quests at a time do somewhere around 8 or 9. Don’t turn them in simply wait finish them all and then turn them in. This will make leveling a little easier with another analogy. This one is based on what I like to call the grinding factor.

When you grind you gain little xp and this is frustrating with higher levels. While you are doing all of your quests if you have 8 or 9 of them then during this process you may get the other quest which you may not have had to begin with. That is also why you should get as many quests as possible. (Ex. Quest 1 Mountain Wild Wolf 0/15, and Quest 2 Mountain Wild Wolf 0/30. If you had not gotten Quest 2 then you would have to go back and get an extra 15 of them) Understand? Got it good. Simple enough eh. That is the simple way to complete more quests faster and more efficiently.

Now where does the grinding come in? Though grinding is boring and time consuming it is actually a pretty good idea. The best thing to do while grinding is to get mobs (Monsters) that are your level. If they are higher then you don’t get as much xp if they are lower than guess what you don’t get as much xp so what you need to do is find some mobs that are your level.