Starting out in Lineage can be
quite confusing at first. But the good thing is that it’s easy to learn
and the commands do come easily after awhile. Now you have 4 types of
characters to pick from when you first enter into lineage. There is a mage,
knight, prince and elf to choose from, each of which differ in certain ways.
The most easy to use class would probably have to be a knight. After you
master been a knight, you should try the mage next, followed by the elf,
which is kind of like a combination between a mage and knight.
Certain things you should know about Lineage:
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Once you reach level 5 the dwarfs
in each town store items for you
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Usually the other dwarf, you can
buy gems from
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Renting an inn will help you heal
both mana and health points
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Always identify an item, to see
whether your class can use it
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Before choosing a class, roll for
awhile to get the best stats
Knights
Starting out: Lv1-5
Since most newbies will choose a knight character here is a basic
guideline on how to approach for the first few levels.
Before you begin as a knight, I
suggest you roll the dice until you get the stats 16 str, 12 dex, 18 con. A
con knight is usually best, having a high constitution will mean that your
character will gain the best possible hit points after each level. It also
will help you in the regeneration of hit points too. You will begin in a
town called SKT ( Silver Knights Town ). You will be given a dagger and a
leather jacket. Press the tab button to open your inventory and double-click
the desired item you want to equip. Next is that I suggest you go to the
training grounds which is located north-west of the village, or simply ask
someone for directions. Hit the dummies until you reach either level 3 or 4.
you should now have sufficient amounts of hp to attack creatures without
difficulty. Hunt either north or north west of silver knights town. Its best
to hunt either orcs, goblins or kobolds at this stage, anything else will
probably kill you. Then I suggest you hunt and hunt till your at least level
5 and with a bit of money to spare. Its good to save up at least $1000 in
cash, so spend you money wisely. The next best thing is to get some armor,
and the best newbie kit would be the orc-set which consist of the following
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orcish helm
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orcish ringmail
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uruk-ku shield
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orcish cloak
Try to go into town to buy
these items from other players. If you can’t obtain it this way, there is
also another way that takes time. The other way would be to create a mage
character, then go to the training grounds located west of the starting town
of talking island, level your mage up to 5 by hitting the dummies. Then now
with your knight deposit your saved money into one of the dwarfs. And with
your mage, use the dwarf in talking island to retrieve the money. Buy a map
from Pandora, who is located past the docks near the village, purchase a map
to find your way the baslims store, which is located next to a dog kennel.
Here baslim sells orcish related goods, buy the needed orcish-set from him
and then go and deposit the items into the dwarf, now switching back to you
knight retrieve the items (note: each item retrieval costs 30$). And good
luck
-Level (Lv) Probability of hit and being hit, magic power, magic resistance.
-Armor Class (AC) Probability of being hit, physical damage from other.
-Health Point (HP) amount of damage you can suffer. You die if it goes to 0.
-Magic Point (MP) amount of spell you can cast, it will heal automaticly if you are not overload.
-Strength (Str) Probability of hit success, damage to enemy, amout of goods you can carry.
-Dexterity (dex) Chance of hit and being hit, arrow damage inflicted.
-Consitution (con) HP healing speed, hp increase when level up.
-Intelligence (int) Magic resistance.
-Wisdom (Wis) Magic power, amount of MP.
-Charisma (Chr) monsters allowed = chr/2
Next update will contain more
on leveling your knight and the best places to hunt after reaching level 10!
