Tag: EverQuestLegends

Now that I’ve leveled up another combination of classes to 50, I’m realizing that I can’t play my combination of choice because none of them fit in the ‘main’ slot. That means questing in Sky is required.

So to procrastinate on that, I decided to do a few raids to get my weekly void shard thing, and then I opted to unlock a few races in-game. I managed to unlock Froglok, and Halfling despite the fact that the achievement says I have not unlocked it. I promptly swapped to the halfling race, so I know I ‘have’ it even though my quest journal thinks otherwise. It still wants me to get some faction.

Honestly, it wouldn’t be EverQuest if there wasn’t a few bugs still kicking around.

As always, happy gaming – no matter where you find yourself.

My cleric / monk / bard combination is finally level 46 (well, now 48 at the time of this post actually) and I once again headed to hate. I know there are other zones that I can get experience in, but hate is one of the easier ones (IMO) and I’m comfortable there. So I’ll probably grind hate to 50 – once again.

Then what. Do I continue to work on Sky? I’m wondering if maybe the quests will be changed when Kunark releases so that you need to do something else to unlock classes. Do I work on gear? Maybe I’ll try to unlock a few races via questing? So far I don’t have any real plans except I do want to get my daily raids done so I can pick up 3 more tokens. That will let me push my neck piece to 10, which is something I’ve been meaning to do for a bit.

Aside from that, we’ll just have to see.

As always, happy gaming no matter where you find yourself!

As soon as I hit 40 I opted to leave Guk because I was VERY tired of it. There are a few other options at this level range, but one of my favourites is Permafrost, camping the bear tunnels down below. So I set myself up with a personal difficulty II (I’ve found this is my personal sweet spot for difficulty vs. experience earned) and decided to do some slow casual exping. I’m doing other things IRL at the same time, so I typically just pull the caves, feign, and then get back to it when I can.

So far I’m still only 40, but I can feel 41 creeping up on me.

Happy gaming – no matter where you find yourself.

Well. So far I have to say the cleric / monk / bard combination is a LOT of fun. After starting over at level 10 yesterday and playing for most of the evening, I am now level 34 and find myself in Guk, fighting undead frogloks. I am not a huge fan of this zone, but I’ll do it until around 40, and then I’ll head to Permafrost to beat up some polar bears until 46, then I’ll head to hate.

I’m thinking this might be my new ‘main’ combination of characters, especially when I play with my husband but I guess we’ll see at 50. Each day what class I feel like playing seems to change – nothing wrong with that.

As always, happy gaming – no matter where you find yourself.

There are so many class combinations available in EverQuest Legends (pretty sure someone said it was over 500) that it’s no wonder I can’t seem to settle down and actually stick with anything.

That’s how Friday night ended with me playing a cleric / bard / monk combination – and absolutely falling in love with it.

I went to reddit to look up some ‘tips and tricks’ on playing the bard properly. I felt like I was missing something. Turns out, I was. I feel like I am much more prepared now, and so I took my new level 10 trio out for a test run. Before I knew it, I was level 17, and then 23. The goal this weekend is to get around 30 and I think that will be fairly simple to do.

This combination hits hard (thanks to the weapons I’ve already leveled) and fast. Add some nice HoT from the cleric, and feign death letting me AFK where ever and when ever I need, and this class combination might actually be a contender for my ‘main’ if I can manage to stick with it.

Happy gaming, no matter where you find yourself!