Leveling in LOTRO?

[Aris]

I love LOTRO. I have played for a year now and I am only level 31! I love the game its just that I am unable to level in such a long amount of time. I see my friends pass by to 85 in like a week. Can any of you guys out there help me?

[Zastai]

Hmm; I started in September and was level 30 after a little over a month.
What will definitely help some people out is that subscribers get "rest XP" - this means that while they're not logged on, a blue bar accumulates on their XP gauge. When they return, as long as that bar is not filled, they get double xp from kills and quests.
The main thing for leveling is: quest, quests and more quests. You get some decent xp from kills. but quests, especially those close to your level, are the biggest source of XP. This runs into a wall at around your level though, since all level 30-50 areas are no longer free to play (you'd need to subscribe, or buy quest packs in the store, to get quest access).
A good secondary option, especially if you play a soloable class, is to run skirmishes; kills there tend to be good xp too.

[Seductive Eldritch Being]

If you want to level faster, do more quests that are shown as orange or red in your quest log. Green and blue quests will earn less xp, and white or grey quests earn almost nothing. If you really want to level fast, duo everything with a buddy and then you can complete all the quests on red easily. If you're soloing, you will die a lot more if you try to do red/orange quests.

[Aris]

Thanks for the advice!

[Zastai]

引用自 cstrouts：

If you want to level faster, do more quests that are shown as orange or red in your quest log. Green and blue quests will earn less xp, and white or grey quests earn almost nothing. If you really want to level fast, duo everything with a buddy and then you can complete all the quests on red easily. If you're soloing, you will die a lot more if you try to do red/orange quests.

Actually, white names means it's your level +/- 1, which is fine for xp too. Orange/Red ones may not be doable, since they will likely involve beating strong monsters. But by all means try them.

Just be careful to keep an eye out for quests marked "Small Fellowship" or "Fellowship". With very few exceptions you will have a very hard time doing those solo. So avoid those unless you have some in-game friends to do them with.

[The Fresh Prince of Bag End]

also, try to do a skirmish each day if you have the time. They give good XP and the marks are so useful for good gear. other than that, try to have always at least 3 or 4 quests in progress in the same area, if possible.

[Aris]

thanks

[[BOT] Holly]

I would wait for the dlc triple pack to go on sale during christmas and buy it so you can level higher and get all the extras