In the sandbox MMO ArcheAge, there is a method to comfortably level up from the workbench.
Do you remember that before the release it was said that you could reach max level in ArcheAge without slaying monsters? We will show you an effective method that not only professionals can achieve, but you can too.
From work, you can make not only gold but also EXP
And do you remember that during the Open Beta of ArcheAge there was a huge stress about the cooldown for the labor point potions being reduced from 12 to 4 hours?
To calm everyone down, Trion Worlds has reset the cooldown, but left a goblin-sized loophole: Twinks can consume a labor potion starting from level 15, and the main character will also receive 1000 points from this potion. Because the cooldowns count per character, but labor points are account-wide. This means that a player with 6 characters can drink 6000 labor points every 12 hours. And since one can level the first 15 levels in a few hours with a little effort, it should not be a problem to get twinks to the drinkable age.
Additionally – here’s the thing – there are certain recipes that can practically reset back into their own components. It’s similar to pointing at a fried egg and then having the egg back in your hand.
From these three things, a trick has emerged that allows players to convert their labor points into measurable EXP with minimal gold cost and also raise their crafting professions, at least those necessary for armor making.
We will reveal the trick to you.
What do you need for the trick in ArcheAge?
So what do you need for this method?
- As many labor points as possible to start – 3000 would be good. If you have less than 3000 but more than 2000, prepare a worker’s salary potion. If you have even less, you need twinks.
- About 10 moonlight Archeum dust. More won’t hurt; it also works with less. Archeum can be found as random rewards in bags or when you dismantle equipment with a moonstone. If necessary, a trip to the auction house helps.
- A large quantity of “Blue Set Wedge,” available from the merchant for 5 silver each. About 90 pieces will do.
- 30 “Moonstones,” also available from the merchant for 5 silver each.
- And depending on which profession you want to skill additionally, either 30 iron ingots (blacksmithing), 30 cloth (tailoring), or 30 leather. You can buy these at the auction house or gather them yourself.
- And as a crowning conclusion, an Arcane Craft potion, available in the ArcheAge cash shop.
- Level 15 twinks if you have fewer than 2000 labor points to start. Only level 15 characters can drink one of the labor potions. Each of these additional characters should have such a potion at the start (it’s called worker’s salary in German). If you want to push the trick to the limit, you definitely need these twinks.
And here’s how the method works
The trick works as follows: You find a suitable workbench, check if you have everything, gulp down the Arcane Craft potion, and then craft 10 times either “Tremor Apprentice Leggings” (blacksmithing), “Ocean Sash of the Apprentice” (tailoring), or “Typhoon Belt of the Apprentice” (leatherworking).
You then dismantle these ten items using the moonstone back into a moonlight Archeum dust. And then you can continue crafting. You repeat this until you run out of labor points.
And here’s how to push it to the limit
If you want to get the most out of the 100% EXP bonus, gulp down a worker’s salary potion when the labor points are exhausted, then you can craft ten more items. When you run out of breath again, log on to a twink and take the worker’s salary potion with it.
Depending on how often you want to do this, you might have to adjust and increase your supply of raw materials. To convert 1000 labor points into EXP, you need 30 blue set wedges, 10 moonstones, and either 10 iron ingots, cloth, or leather each time.
You can also simply log out for 12 hours in the meantime until the cooldown of the worker’s salary is up, then drink the next potion and continue to benefit from the EXP bonus.
The results of this method are excellent in terms of pure EXP yield. However, you don’t make a profit here but merely incur relatively minor losses. The credit expenses for the Arcane Craft potion and the worker’s salary in the ArcheAge cash shop also add up. But you gain a lot of EXP and also improve one of your crafting skills.
Do you have any tips for leveling in ArcheAge?
