A Nice Guide

Saw this Heroic Darkblood Citadel guide mentioned on the official boards, and thought it worth a link. Great job!

http://allodsonline-en.ning.com/profiles/blogs/guide-compendium-heroic-dark

All's Quiet

It's been a while since I posted anything here, but never fear, there is progress! Daily quests for reputation have been consuming a lot of my playtime lately, but I have most of the first part of the Coba Plateau quest guide done, and I hope to have it finished up in the next couple days. I've also updated the reputation and treasure guides with new zones, so if you haven't looked at them in a while, take a peek. I've also been chipping away at the travel guide, but it's been slow going.

As always if you find errors or omissions, please leave a comment so I can fix it!

Quest Guide: Eljune - Part II

This is part two of the Eljune quest guide. Part one can be found right here. When we left off, we had just done the first round of questing started in Maddox and had started working on quests from the Bazaar as well. Let's move on to the next wave.

Guide: Racial Quests

Each race in Allods receives a racial skill at 7th level or so. Here's a breakdown of the process required to get the racial skill for each quest.

Quest Guide: Eljune - Part I

After the chaos and strife of Asee-Teph, Eljune is a nice change of pace. This zone seems empty by comparison. Once again there are quest givers scattered all over the map, though not quite so many as Asee-Teph. The reputation grind here is a bit long, as the Forestfolk don't offer that many quests to advance reputation as you level. On the plus side, Eljune offers your first shot at an Adamantite treasure chest. You can find a full list of quests for the zone here.

The View from Above

Asee-Teph is often a tense area for players, since there is so much PvP around. Once in a while though, you have to stop and take in the views. Here's a screenshot from one of the cliffs surrounding the central temple area.

Sometimes you have to stop and smell the ravenous plants...

The Grind

As you can probably tell from the fact that I only talk about questing here, I'm not much of a grind-player. Now that I've crossed the 30th level line with a couple of characters I've started to see that a little grinding is probably a good thing.