Tips for New Players!

Welcome to Throne and Liberty! While there are a ton of content to do, it's easy to miss some important information as you're just starting the game. This post will serve to steer you in the right direction with tips for new players.

Daily Content Tips

Party Dungeons, Daily Quests, and even Open World Dungeons are all forms of daily content the game provides with limited access. In other MMOs, there's an "if you don't use it, you lose it" mentality for Dailies; however, in Throne and Liberty, things are different. All these different contents have currency attached which allows the players to either do it all every day or save them for another day should they be too busy to play.

Daily Quests Tips

Daily Quests in Throne and Liberty feature "Resistance Contracts", which use a currency called "Contract Rights".

• Every day you get 10 Contract Rights and spend 1 Contract Right to accept 1 daily quest, or "Resistance Contract".
  • You can save up to 69 Contract Rights at any given time.
    • While leveling, you'll receive additional Contract Rights, so make sure to finish at least 10 Contracts before the first daily reset!
• Contracts grant various ores to craft Recipe: Rare Weapon Growthstone, Recipe: Rare Armor Growthstone, Recipe: Rare Accessory Growthstone, and Recipe: Rare Skill Growth Books.
• The higher-level zone, the higher amounts of rewards the contracts give.
  • For a more in-depth guide, check out our Resistance Contracts Guide!

Gear Progression Tips

Gear progression is fairly straight forward in this game. Do not worry about a third weapon early into the game. Level 2 weapons up first, and after gaining enough gear and proper build, then work towards the third weapon. Furthermore, as you upgrade your first set of gear, do not upgrade one piece fully at a time. Aside from weapons level up your armors equally in the beginning to maximize the usage of your Growthstones.

Precious Weapon Growthstone, Precious Armor Growthstone, and Precious Accessory Growthstone are used to upgrade your gear and increase their stats!

Tips for Getting Growthstones Early

It can be easy to fall behind early on when it comes to getting enough Growthstones to upgrade your gear so here are some methods to stack up a bunch early on!

• Taedal's Tower
  • While the Main Story Quest introduces this to you, once you're level 50 go back and complete all remaining floors.
  • Visit Sundries Merchants to purchase Allied Resistance Forces Contract Scroll II: Taedal's Tower for additional rewards every week!
• Dungeons
  • Both Co-Op and Open World Dungeons grant various ores to craft Growthstones too!
• Exploration Codex
  • After you're level 50, head back and start working on various Exploration Codex Quests for additional Growthstones!
    • Feel free to work on these whenever you have some free time, as there are a ton of quests per zone!
• Resistance Contracts
  • As mentioned earlier, these Contracts grant various Ores to craft Growthstones!
  • Completing Contracts also grant Contract Coin which can be used to purchase even more progression materials!
• Collection Codex Pages
  • Collecting these pages grants Ornate Coins which can be used in the Ornate Coin Shop and purchase Growthstones among other progression materials!

Morphs and Guardians

• Complete various Exploration Codex Quests, Co-Op Dungeons, and Dynamic Events to unlock various Morphs and Guardians!
• Morphs have a collection system tied to stats.
  • The more morphs you collect, the higher the level of your morph!
    • Reaching higher level morphs grants increased stats such as: increased speed while morphed and reduced stamina usage while morphed.
  • Furthermore, for more information on Morphs and where to get them, check out our Amitois and Morph Guide!
• Guardians act as special transformations that provide various combat utility.
  • Some of these can grant defensive buffs while others can be used offensively.
  • For a more in-depth guide on Guardians and how to get them, check out our Guardian Guide!

Guilds

Even if you're the most anti-social person ever, joining a guild is still recommended! Guilds help new players form parties for various content and provide chances at additional loot! For further details, check out our Guild Guide!

As a result of joining a guild, players gain access to a special Guild Shop. This shop has various items, some for progression and some for sustain in PvE and PvP! The sooner you join a guild, the sooner you can earn Guild Coins to purchase these items!

Guilds also gain access to private Field Boss Raids, which grants additional chances at rare loot!

PvP Content

Throne and Liberty has a lot of PvP content once Server Milestones are completed. None of the PvP content is forced, so if you don't want to PvP you don't have to! All Dynamic Events and Field Boss Spawns have Peace and PvP versions that happen at the same time.

Here is an example of the Content Schedule. All content with a blue dove is Peaceful, and content with red crossing swords or a green badge icon are PvP versions.

There are many different types of PvP that can happen on a daily / weekly basis. Below is a list of all the different sorts.

• Daily PvP
  • Dynamic Events
    • Dominion Event
      • Players are placed into random factions and then have to fight against each other. Guilds / Alliances do not matter here.
    • Guild Event
      • In short, Guilds fight against other Guilds during these events. Players cannot attack others that are part of the same Alliance.
  • Field Bosses
    • After all Field Bosses are unlocked, there's always 2-3 Peace and 2-3 PvP bosses every spawn.
      • This means if you don't want to PvP you don't have to, just don't go to that area.
  • Nighttime PvP
    • Throne and Liberty's Day/Night cycle is on a 4 Hour basis. 3.5 Hours for Daytime, and 30 Minutes for Night.
      • All Open World Dungeons are turned into PvP zones at Nighttime so if you don't want to participate in PvP, just teleport out before Nighttime starts.
• Bi-Weekly PvP
  • Riftstone War
    • 1v1 against another guild for control of the Riftstone.
    • Owners get passive stats and also access to a private Field Boss instance every day.
  • Boonstone War
    • 1v1 against another guild for control of the Boonstone.
    • Winners then get passive stats while they control the Boonstone.
• Bi-monthly Guild Wars
  • Castle Siege
    • Siege includes various Alliances fighting each other and also happens to be one of the largest scale PvP content in the game.
  • Tax Delivery
    • The winners of Siege fight subsequently schedule a day to transport a Golem to the Castle that holds some of the Taxes. However while they transport the Golemc ollect the rewards for themselves..
  • Archboss PvP
    • Alternating between Peace and PvP versions every week, Alliances fight against others for control over the chance to get some of the strongest items in the game.
  • Inter-Server Wars
    • Guilds get the chance to fight against other guilds from other servers for Lucent, Sollant, and other rewards!

Summary

• This post serves to steer you in the right direction with tips for new players.
• While leveling, you'll receive additional Contract Rights, so make sure to finish at least 10 Contracts before the first daily reset!
• Open World Dungeons serve as special zones where parties can farm higher level mobs with higher HP and enjoy excellent item drops.
• Once you're level 50 go back and complete all remaining floors of Taedel's Tower for a lot of Growthstones.
• Make use of the Party Board and Party Matchmaking systems to find others to run Dungeons with!
• Joining a guild grants access to a special Guild Shop that has items for progression and sustain in PvE and PvP.
• Complete various Exploration Codex Quests, Co-Op Dungeons, and Dynamic Events to unlock various Morphs and Guardians!
• While there is a lot of PvP content available, none of it is forced.
  • Nevertheless, if you don't want to PvP you don't ever have to.

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