Training Tips

Have the equipment to do the job - aim for 1 Hit Kills.
- Use a set that gives Elite Hunter 100%
- For help on selecting additional equipment use the Calculator [1] Bookmark this very good tool.

Train in areas suitable for your level - plan ahead to include the Quests.

If you don't know where to train refer to

- Use the Fallensword Resources.
When moving arround use the "quick keys" w,d,x,a, r = repair, b = backpack
Kill every creature yielding the highest xp before moving on.

Request or buy in the skills you don't have.

Desciding when to hunt

Hunt to suit yourself the only constrction is the amount of Stamina. That topic I will try to deal with here.
We are all given, for free, 50 stamina gain per hour up to a maximum of 500 at any one time.
The Guild pays for an extra 10 stamina per hour to an additional 180 maximum for each and every member. For this The Guild currently pays 4,000 Gold per hour.

After 11 1/2 hours the stamina will be at it's max and any additional stamina gain will be lost (maxed out). It Is ideal to hunt say every 12 hours assuming you spend 20 minuites hunting.
If you can only hunt once a day the best solution is to improve your character in Uprades section to increase the maximum. This is a once off expence from which you will reap a benefit every day.

Sourcing Skills

Below level 50 use the guild.

Try the shoutbox.

From players outside the Guild - keep track of them using your note book or use Enemies = Buffers.

My Buffs

Skills
Type	Name	Level	Fee
Offense	Enchant Weapon	150	Free to Guild Members
Defense	Deflect	150	Free to Guild Members
Defense	Force Shield	150	Free to Guild Members
Special	Find Item	150	Free to Guild Members
Special	Treasure Hunter	150	Free to Guild Members
Special	Quest Finder	150	Free to Guild Members
Special	Librarian	150	Free to Guild Members
Special	Merchant	150	Free to Guild Members
Special	Animal Magnetism	150	Free to Guild Members
Special	Empower	150	Free to Guild Members

Players need to request the skills required by Personal Message(PM), have >500 Stamina and not used their own skills.

Some whys' and wherefores' of selling and receiving buffs:

Buffs are skills that we all allocate. They are divided into three catagories Offensive, Defensive, and Special. As a leveling guild we are really only interested in the Specials for every day use. Although it is very useful to have access to the others in emergences.

Selling buffs means you use stamina receiving gold or fsp in return. Buffs under say lvl 145 are not worth very much. Also the buffs that fetch the money are those only available to higher level players.

The giver of Buffs needs to be higher than the level of the player who uses them. For example I use buffs at 150+ typically cast by a 350+ player. I buy these in at budget below 1fsp to burn 2300 stamina accumulated over two days. I cast buffs at 132 but only to the guild. Hopefully the player has over 500 stam and will burn it all killing creatures.

The objective for all lower level players is to use all their stamina to kill creatures at the highest yield of XP to get themselves to the higher levels.

For example: In spending 100K every time I hunt I will earn 300K back - providing I don't get killed! For players below level 50 If u earn 12K that means u have 4K to spend on Buffs. The sum dosn't work. That is why we give buffs to the lower guild members for free.....:))

Look at the Player's bio and see what buffs they have ask them for the buffs u want - don't ask them for some thing they havn't got. Perhaps allocate your skills to one that is not available elsewhere in the Guild.

On no account use a scatter gun approach it is a waste of your stamina in casting them. If in doubt wait and leave your skill points unallocated.