No matter what role you play in the barbaric world of Age of Conan – a bloodthirsty bear shaman, a lightning-powered Tempest of Set, or one of Mithras’ sober priests – you still need to knock down 80 levels in order to get to the “juice”. ” of the game. The bloodiest battles or the toughest dungeons are the goals of any player in this game. But all these 80 levels don’t go down that easily. When I leveled up my barbarian, after reaching level 60, the XP bar seemed stuck and refused to move. Frustrated by the hard XP, I started looking for a shortcut. The best I could find was an AoC leveling guide.

Now, everyone knows that Age of Conan has a pretty good quest tracking system and pretty suggestive waypoints for each quest in its log, but knowing where to go when you’ve picked up a quest isn’t enough to level up quickly. As a barbarian I was able to kill 1-2 mobs pretty quickly but seeing how a ToS near me was pulling the whole camp down without too much trouble was very disheartening and I wanted to quit the game. Using an AoC leveling guide was my last resort and it kept me in the game.

The beauty of using a guide is that you will find an optimized quest path, all the quests are combined and ordered in such a way that you can complete many at once. You don’t need to kill hordes of mobs like ToS or PoM, all you need is to focus on the quests and the XP will be fine. Having pro tips for each mission, showing you how to finish them easier and faster, allows you to avoid unnecessary mobs and go straight to the main objectives. Playing with an AoC leveling guide will make it possible to finish all the solo missions in the game and also some that required a party, missions that will give you a large amount of XP. When I hit my 80s, the Tempest of Set I was competing with was still behind working on its 70s, so it really worked for me.

Having the help of an AoC leveling guide makes the XP business seem so easy, that right after I finished my Barbarian, I started on a new character, just because of her beauty. Well, at least having some characters maxed out can’t be a bad thing, since you can max out new professions on them and use them for farming, for example.

So do you really want to level up as fast as possible in Age of Conan?