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Quick questions
I'm v1 it seems like now it's so hard to level... is the fastest way doing the codwell silver quest I haven't finished it yet because there a lot of steps but when u do finish one is it a big exp pay out? Is there any good places to grind? Also when do I start doing vet dungeons v14?
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Allyhoo811✭✭✭It requires a good deal more XP to go from one veteran rank to another than it did when leveling 1-50. Think about it this way, you were supposed to use all of your alliance zones and Coldharbor to get from Level 1 to Veteran Rank 1. Now you are supposed to use all of the second alliance's zones to get from Veteran Rank 1 to Veteran Rank 5. It is going to feel a lot slower.
Questing is probably one of the best ways to level up and there are some good places to grind. I'm not one who typically grinds, so I can't give you the prime locations -- but maybe someone else can help you out here.
You can start Veteran Dungeons now...They scale to the level of the group leader, so just make sure you aren't grouping with folks who out level you by a lot.0 -
OzJohnD✭✭✭✭Anyone know a grind area
you will need to find one and keep it to yourself ... basic principle is fast respawns of single mobs close together if you can. If you are not squishy then triple mob group farming is viable.
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