This is leveling by completing master writs. (and the video isn't a guide really I see)

They can be turned in at the guy by the daily writ turn ins in Mournhold, Elden Root, and Wayrest.

You will need a lot of Master Alchemy Writs and/or Master Enchanting Writs. Your character will also need enough skill points to get the passives in one or both of those crafting skills (maybe purchased skyshards on crown store?)

A better explanation:

http://benevolentbowd.ca/games/esotu/theorycrafting-leveling-by-master-writs/

It is generally very expensive to do as you won't get enough master writs from your other characters unless you save a long time for it. You should also wait until a double xp event (like Jester's Fest) and use the best XP Scroll/Drink that you can to maximize xp gain.

It is a niche leveling technique really, I suppose people who buy all the skyshards with crowns will get plenty of skill points that way and their Fighters/Mages/etc leveled, but if you will need to get skill lines and skyshards yourself this probably isn't the best leveling technique.

Personally, I have sets of leveling gear pre-made (4, 10, 20, 30, 40) with all training and sets that help the build i have. (I don't really have alts, i have crafting mules and they are all mDKs lol, so they all use the same stuff). I then use the XP scrolls we get from daily logins - save the bigger ones for higher levels - and I hit every single public dungeon starting with the easiest. You get 1 skill point from the group event + 1 skyshard per and you level your combat/class skills along the way. Usually I reach level 50 before clearing all the public dungeons in dlc areas.

Oh, if you do decide on writs and buy skill points via crown store you might want to get a few extra and drop your desired skills on your hotbar as they will level as you turn in the writs too.

I always look at leveling methods by what I will have to do for that character anyways (ie. get more skill points that just the 1-50 levels give you). To me there is little point in investing all that gold to level in under an hour and then have to spend several more hours collecting skyshards/doing pub dungeons/4man dungeons just to get the skill points I need when I could save the gold and do those activities while leveling instead. But to each their own!

All of the posts above are right, sooo I'm just gonna go grab a beer from the fridge and watch tv

People above have already answered but I wanted to add some input.

If you don't like/want to spend this amount of money to get these another good speedy alternative is Skyreach Catacombs. Many guilds do alt leveling runs during holidays with the EXP buff just to plvl their guildies alts. Each run takes around 50 minutes but the payout is around a million EXP. I know during events like these I've leveled other people doing runs and it takes 2-3 runs to get their toon to 50 depending on EXP scrolls/pots.

Something you may want to look into since Jester's Festival is around the corner.

Kittytravel wrote: »

People above have already answered but I wanted to add some input.

If you don't like/want to spend this amount of money to get these another good speedy alternative is Skyreach Catacombs. Many guilds do alt leveling runs during holidays with the EXP buff just to plvl their guildies alts. Each run takes around 50 minutes but the payout is around a million EXP. I know during events like these I've leveled other people doing runs and it takes 2-3 runs to get their toon to 50 depending on EXP scrolls/pots.

Something you may want to look into since Jester's Festival is around the corner.

Skyreach its a dlc content? Because i only have Wrothgar jaja...
Ive never use events, to get that more exp what It needs?

Spaniardkiin wrote: »

Hi, everyone!

Im going to start my seventh character and i dont want to make again the main quest, overland, etc, etc... Because what i want its PVP, vMA and vet dungeons.

I have watch this:
https://youtu.be/ECoPEdnZ3-w
But the vid start already finishing the quests. Could you explain me the following?

1. Where can i do It?
2. How can I do It?
3. What do i need?
4. How he has so many of that things made being level 3?

Thanks a lot for your help!

For the average gamer, this quantity and standard of crafting writ completion to level a character is simply unachievable and not realistic.

I strongly suggest instead you concentrate on completing dailly quest missions, dailly random dungeons and then hang out in the large public delvs (the bigger than normal delv ones, wich tons of bosses and adds that regen fast). Doing this will level you relatively quickly, it only take a couple of hours to complete dailly quests into double figures, thats a lot of XP, especially with any XP scrolls on.

Spaniardkiin wrote: »

Daily quest mission? Where i can find them?

Daily Dungeon i cant do because i play with my couple and daily Dungeon its for four players :S

Both the fighters guild and mages guild offer dailly quest missions, once you unlock these using your skill points (its a passive). Once you are high enough level you can also unlock the Undaunted guild, this provides 3 dailly dungeon missions called "pledges".

In DLC zones you can pick up dailly quest missions from the quest givers, there are usually at least 2 (who each give different missions, so one will give different world bosses, the other will give different delvs), sometimes 3 once you complete the zones story enough. Off the top of my head...

Wrothgar has them in the tavern outside the main city to the North.
Vvaardenfell has them inside one of the cantons, you have to mess around a bit to unlock them.
Summerset has them in Alinor just below the wayshrine area.
Gold Coast has them in each city, on notice boards.
Mirkmire has them in the main city, across some shallow water behind all the guild shops.
Elswyr North, has them the main city, just along from the wayshrine, there are 3 including the dragon dailly.
Clockwork city has them in the main city, right next to the wayshrine.
I think Hews Bane also has them, but I have never actually done those ones. I havnt done any in Elswyr South either.

You can still run dungeons even if there are only two of you, because you can queue for another two random people to run the dungeon with using the group finder system. Also note that when you are picking up the dailly quest missions, you and the person you play with may get given different missions... I didnt realise this for a long time so note... one of you can take a missions, then share it from the Journal screen with your group... you can then both do it and hand it in. Then the other person can pick up their different mission, and share it with you... so you can do way way more quest missions by sharing them in this way = lots more XP.

Hope this helps. Look online for the quest givern locations if you cant find any.