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1) Did you look into any of the beginner guides?
2) Did you follow the tutorial to the letter? Because Ashland explains how taxes work.
3) How far did you get in terms of Nefias (Puppy Cave? Nymelle?)
4) What class and race did you pick?
Most have them have been the very first race because of the quick learner passive. and i have went through all of ashland's quests and i still know nothing
It sounds like you might be rushing ahead of yourself and skipping over vital tutorial chunks. You pay taxes by taking your bill (that gets mailed (dropped off)) at your home (Meadow) to a town with a tax chest (the closest being a short trip southeast, in Mysillia).
You deposit that bill into the tax chest in the mayor's office (you can ask a guard where the mayor or secretary is if you miss it on the way in), and as long as you have enough orens (money) it gets paid.
Most people seem to agree that taxes suck - me included, but there are mods to change the tax rate. Most of the difficulty in this game comes from Fame - the more fame you have, the more things scale upwards. Fame can be sold at informers in towns to lower your difficulty.
Also what race and class are you playing? One race that seems fun but plays horrible is Chaos Form. Best class for beginners would be Warmage, since mixing magic and combat is often quite important as many enemies have resistances to some things. Farmer and tourist are... much more complicated than they seem.
A. accidentally hitting ashland when dealing with an invading moster
B. using a summon monster scroll without knowing because I'm braindamaged beyond hope
I'm sorry but it genuinely does sound like you're trying to engage with Elin at Mach 5 and not allowing yourself a moment to breathe. With 25 characters in particular, you realize you don't have to completely restart the game when you die? That reloading to "before I smack this NPC or use an item" is also a viable option?
To me, the core of the problem seems to be your hyperengagement and speeding through without much thought, then throwing your hands up and restarting due to even minor things going wrong.
Go slower. Don't be afraid to use the Load button.
My suggestion would be a Warmage. Specifically a Demigod (tick the "more classes and races" option on character creation) for the most balanced (and lenient) first time experience.
Heck, if you really want to go slow, I rolled an Elean Farmer. Farmers focus on stat growth through slow farming life to beef up their potential later (they eventually became a caster).
Non-melee damage is very important in Elin, so much so that even melee-dedicated classes are suggested to always carry at least one source of ranged (bow/boomerang) or magic damage to compensate against high evasion enemies (spells don't miss, they can just fail the initial cast), dangerous melee-distance magic enemies (ghosts/zombies/cursed), and even softening deadly targets like kobolds before they reach you.
Are you crafting armour and weapons before you leave? Are you equipping them to your body slots (not just putting them in your hotkey bar)? Putits doing that much damage isn't normal, outside of maybe being a very unlucky Fairy.