The official website covers battleground quests pretty well. There are repeatable kill quests in the battlegrounds that will level you just as quickly (if not more so) than the new player quest series. As soon as you get out of the new player tutorial look for a Battleground Channeler standing next to the bind stone to send you to The Hills of Claret. If you are on a regular server (Ywain) and want to level doing PvP, you can ignore this guide and head to the battlegrounds. This guide also isn't really aimed at players completely new to MMOs.įor an overview of all of the activities available at every level Etaew's guide is still good, though the task dungeons have been disabled. Vanesyra's Online Charplaner is the best one I know of. To figure out what skills to pick as you level, using a character planner is nearly mandatory in DAoC. *This guide covers where to go and what to do, not mechanics or character builds. The leveling path I've laid out here is designed largely to be pain free for new players getting their feet wet. This guide contains one possible leveling route through to 50. Unfortunately, those quests run out at around level 35, and the guidance you are given in game on where to go next is pretty useless. It's also a stress free way to gradually learn the basic game mechanics. You will level fairly quickly and get solid gear as quest rewards along the way. In my opinion this is the best progression route for players completely new to DAoC. This guide assumes you'll start out by following the new player experience quest series. This is a guide to how to get from level 1 to 50 doing PvE in modern Dark Age of Camelot.* It covers new player basics, an easy solo route from 35 to 50, and some links to get you started as a fresh 50.

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