My Power Leveling Guides

Walking: This is available to all characters and they can travel to almost all parts of Telara at a consistent pace, albeit a leisurely one. Characters can also jump as well, though it will not increase their speed any while traveling unless you happen to be the “High Elf” character and combine that with Angelic Flight and the Bahmi equivalent “Mighty Leap” which will pick up your pace somewhat. You can also increase your speed by consuming various potions or wearing items or trinkets with properties that can accelerate your speed.

Various Rift Mounts

For most characters who want to pick up their pace, obtaining Rift mounts is the best choice. Of course, depending on the mount you choose,  it will have a price and may require a certain level of skill. Most Rift mounts can be purchased from the range of 2 to 125 Platinum monetary pieces. You can help to offset these costs if you add lucky charms, which you can get from artifact collectors and get an upgrade to your Rift mounts.  Not only will this help you, but it is fun as well.  Upgrades are the way to go when playing any game so you can advance at a faster pace.  

Here is a list of Rift Mounts in no particular order:

• Horse
• Yarnosaur
• Eldritch Steed
• Valmera
• Vaiyuu
• Najmok
• Tartagon
• Spectral Horse
• Murdantix
• Spindrel

Most of these Mounts also have subsets that provide varying degrees of upgrades.

Depending on the Rift mounts chosen, you can increase your speed at three different accelerations. For those below level 40 a 60% increase in speed can be granted again, depending on the type of mount chosen. For those at level 40 a 90% increase of speed and finally for those who have reached level 50 a 110% increase in speed. Clearly choosing Rift mounts can help you reach new places faster while carrying you and your companions to different parts of Telara.

Pics Of Various Mounts: Click To View

A Video Showing Some Rift Mounts

Porticulums: This is another option for characters for a fast means of travel. Instead of using Rift mounts a player may bind his soul at various locations across Telara and then use the Soul Recall ability to travel back to that particular place. Such a method of travelling does require a few gold pieces depending on the distance traveled, but it can be a great way to reach a major city or area quickly if the need is great enough.

The world of Telara provides many means of transportation, including the use of Rift mounts, among other things,  to get to new places of exploration.

 

The branches of the trees are what grant players specific abilities and bonuses, while the roots access the soul’s base abilities and are unlocked as the player allocates the points to the branches. In this game, all races may become all classes, which grant a high degree of flexibility.

This system of using souls helps the player to customize their character to a great degree. A Rift player may choose three souls for their calling and allocate the appropriate points necessary. You can hoard points to help you recover from damage, increase your healing ability, or increase your damage output depending on the calling you choose. Different combinations are possible as well.

The four major Rift classes are Warriors, Rogues, Clerics, and Mages. Each has their unique specialties and drawbacks as well as a number of sub-characters a player can choose from.

Warrior

Perhaps the most straightforward of the four major Rift classes, the Warrior represents barbarians who might raid villages or plunder the neighboring countryside. A knight protecting their troops while being skilled in personal combat and so forth.

The main skills are dedicated to fighting opponents or whatever enemies are in the Warrior’s path and these skills can include the magical as well, depending on the direction the character takes. Emphasizing abilities in fighting alone or within a group, the characters found within the Rift classes of Warriors all share this taste for fighting skills.

Warriors do not use mana for power like other Rift classes, only power which can help them heal from wounds and action points which regulates the effectiveness of the warrior in combat.  Warriors will often use plate armor for protection and shields while wielding axes, swords and glaives.

Rogue

A Rogue might be mistaken for a Warrior that uses more brains than brawn, but there is more sophistication which makes this one of the unique Rift classes. While Rogues do possess a wealth of combat knowledge they also have their own unique skills passed down from their masters. The ability to think and use the resources around them to take maximum advantage of every combat situation is a sure sign of the Rogue.

In cities, a Rogue might use the shadows and sneak up on their unsuspecting opponents to catch them off guard. Or those in the wild might tame savage beasts and brew poisons to gain an advantage. Unlike Warriors who are straightforward, a Rogue uses guile and stealth to achieve their goals.

Rogues make for perfect scouts as they can size up the enemy and even engage in hit and run strikes to weaken them. Also unlike Warriors, Rogues use combo points which can be stacked up on a target allowing for certain abilities to be used. A Rogue will also not be burdened by lots of armor, lest they become a target, preferring lighter unencumbered leather and cloth protection in order to make quick escapes.

Cleric

The holiest of the Rift classes, Clerics seek to commune with the greater spiritual beings in the land of Telera, often communicating with demons, faeries or even gods. A Cleric will emphasize their keen intellect and extensive knowledge in order to overcome obstacles that Rogues and Warrior might try to fight through.

Magic is the prime weapon of the Cleric, able to heal even the most damaging of injuries or cure diseases. Despite their heady tendencies a Cleric can wield a sword in battle if need be, or attack from afar using their divine abilities.

Mana is the fuel of the Cleric for casting mystical spells, it is not an unlimited source of power so the most successful Clerics will know how to husband their resources and keep from being depleted at the worst times. For protection the Cleric may wear heavy armor or chainmail while wielding large weapons or keep things simple by branding a totem or staff depending on what the owner decides.

Mage

Mages on the surface seem similar to Clerics though their devotion is not

directed at an entity but the power itself that they can tap to create wondrous effects. Through their efforts at experimentation and research the Mage increases their magical abilities step by step.

The world of Telera is filled with resources for Mages from arcane schools such as Quicksilver College and the stronghold of Meridian. Such wealth of knowledge is necessary for the Mage to prosper.

In combat the Mage can wield their power at long distances through the toughest armor of their opponents. This makes them a fearsome force on the battlefield as long as the enemy is at a distance. They can also heal and support their compatriots while in battle, but must be weary of husbanding their energies, lest they weaken and become overrun.

Like Clerics, mana is the power source for Mages which they tap to create their powerful effects.  As a result, Mages tend to wear little if any armor or carry weapons beyond staffs or wands which direct their magical energies.

These Rift classes represent a broad spectrum of characters that can be played by those entering the world of Telara. Choosing which one will depend on your own instincts and play abilities to match and discover what character is best for you.  Also, by using a Rift leveling guide, any of these characters can quickly be made faster, stronger and more powerful, and this, of course, will add to your enjoyment of the game.

Gold Galore By Killing A Boar!

So here’s how to get your share of the gold:

Firstly head on over to Eliam’s Field. You will find this area at the coordinates 6493-4846.  If you are a Guardian, be careful, because this area belongs to the Defiants.

What your going to do here is go Wild Boar hunting.  This area is full of Boars and they are fairly easy to kill.  Why kill these poor creatures you ask?  Well, when you kill Boars, there is about 20% chance that they will leave behind Tough Sinews, or basically Boar hide.  Vendors will buy these from you for 1 gold each.  If you have a whole bunch you could make some serious coinage!

That’s not all. In this particular area there is a weapon quest called “Mutated Meat”. This quest will help you kill even more Boar and faster.  You’ll be a one man Boar slaughtering machine!

Do This With Your Rift Gold First

Once you’ve collected some Rift gold, the first thing you want to do is get yourself some bigger bags. That’s right, bigger bags!  You might even want to do this as soon as you have some cash, even before your boar hunting trip.  This is important, because a larger bag will allow you to carry more items, which will get you more gold from the vendors per trip and also save you from making frequent trips back to the vendor.

Golden Grinding

Now to get even more gold, or if you still don’t have a mount and you want one badly, go to the coordinates 6165-5483.  This is where you’re going to do some grinding.  We’re going kill us some Forest Stalkers!  These guys are easy peasy to kill, don’t cause too much damage and leave you goodies behind.  These goodies are called Length of Spider Silk and there’s a 10% chance one will get left behind.  Each one is worth 1 gold. So get as many as you can carry!

So that’s how it’s done.  All that  Rift gold will allow you to buy a mount, armor, potions, weapons, etc… .    Ultimately allowing you to power level faster in Rift.

Mages use their magical powers to fight and defeat their enemies.  Items such as wands, tomes, staffs and totems are used to direct and focus their power.  The kind of armor an opponent is using becomes irrelevant against the mysterious magical powers of a Mage.  The Mage is able to harness ambient powers in the planes and focus it where they wish.

The Education Of A Rift Mage

All this doesn’t come easy of course. It takes study and patience.  The mage is a student of the environment around him.  They are researchers, who have studied the planar energies surrounding Telara and experimented with their surroundings.  Mages don’t need any help from Spirits or Gods to weave their magic.  

Mages also have formal education at one of the two recognized schools in Telara.   There is Quicksilver College which is run by master Elves and students of the Mathosian persuasion study there.  The other school is in Meridian where the knowledge of the nomadic Eth people is propagated by Defiant masters.  As is expected, a clear rivalry exists between these schools.

Check Out Some Mage Gameplay!

Rift Mages And Specialization

Ultimately all mages specialize in one area and utilize the following souls to do so:

• Archon – Steal energy from their enemies and turn it into beneficial magic.
• Chloromancer – Draw energetic essence from nature and utilize it to their advantage.
• Dominator – Strike fear into the hearts of their opponents such that they are unable to act.
• Elementalist – Control the forces of nature to use against their enemies.
• Necromancer – Use their pet and the dead to inflict damage.
• Pyromancer – Master of fire and one of the most destructive of Mages.
• Stomcaller – Water, wind and electric shock are at his command to subdue opponents.
• Warlock – Cast destructive curses that can destroy the soul and body of an enemy.

How Rift Mages Are Equipped

 Mages weave and focus their magic through the use of such article as tomes, staffs, wands and totems.  Magic is usually best used at a distance, therefore in close combat Mages make use of daggers and short swords.  Their clothing is usually light since casting spells requires freedom of movement and concentration.

Mages are an integral and indispensable part of the game of Rift.  Their powerful magical abilities  are a force to be reckoned with.  Any Rift experience is incomplete with them.  If you want your mage to level to 50 fast and become a “super mage”, then check out this popular Rift Leveling Guide.

Pics Of Various Mages: Click To View

Once you do, you don’t want to have to spend hours and hours trying to level up so you can actually start kicking some butt! That’s kinda the reason I put this website up.  I didn’t want to spend all that time leveling up and thought that a power leveling guide was the best way to avoid that. Was it? Keep reading and find out.

In this article I’m going to talk about a popular Rift leveling guide called Rift Supremacy and give you the good, the bad and the ugly on it. By the time you’re done reading this article, you’ll have a pretty good idea if it’s something you want to get to help you level up, or just forget about it and move on.

Do You Really Need A Rift Leveling Guide?

You certainly don’t need a guide, but it all depends on your objectives.  I you’re the type of  person that wants to get to the endgame content and goodies as fast as you can, while becoming almost invincible on the way, then a guide is truly worth it.  Of course, if you’re not that type and kinda want to go it alone, then you shouldn’t waste your time or money on any kind of Rift leveling guide.

 So Whats So Great About Rift Supremacy?

Rift Supremacy is a Rift power leveling guide that is put together by  dudes who are apparently Rift maniacs..lol!  This is demonstrated by the fact that this guide has builds all four callings (Warrior, Rogue, Mage and Cleric) and leveling for both Defiants and Guardians.  Very few guides have this.

What I personally found different about this guide, mainly because I’m a “visual” person, is that aside from the written guide with screenshots and maps, they also had videos on builds and leveling paths.  I personally liked this, because I learn best through demonstration.  Also the fact that there are videos of everything,  kinda proves that these guys have done what they preach. I haven’t seen that with other guides.

I also wanted to mention that the builds guide,  according to the authors,  gives you the best builds for Raiding, Leveling and PvP.  So you can build up your character according to your interest.

A Look At Some Of the Stuff You Can Find Inside The Leveling Guide

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How Does a Rift Leveling Guide Benefit Me?

The main benefit of having a guide is that it saves you time ( and money in a sense, because after all, you are paying monthly for the game).  You just choose your side and calling, and then follow along with the appropriate guide (text and/or video), to get you where you want to be in short order.  Since it’s step by step, it cuts way down on the confusion and gives you clarity in what to do next.

Like I mentioned before, I’m a fairly busy person, and for me time is precious.  At the rate I was going, only getting in a few hours a week of play time, I simply wasn’t going to get anywhere in the game.  I wanted to level up fast, enjoy the game and really kick some butt and not just slog my way through.  That’s the reason I opted for a Rift leveling guide and decided to follow someone who’d been there and done that.

A Preview Video Of A Build To Become A Rift Cleric PVP Master

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Is There Any Negative Point To Using A Rift Leveling Guide?

Yes, unfortunately there is.  Just like any cheat or walk through, you will miss out on the discovery process to an extent.  You will be guided by someone else’s vision of how to play the game, but at the same time you’ll level like a demon, you’ll kick ass through the game, and you will be admired by your friends and feared by your enemies.  For me personally, I like to level fast and get into some major grinding ASAP!

Final Thoughts

Ok, so I’m not a cheerleader for any specific Rift leveling guides and such,  but I can only give you an opinion on something that I have used. In that case I have to admit that Rift Supremacy did help me and my bud ( we both pitched in for it) level up much faster than we could’ve otherwise.  In turn, it just made the game play so much more fun.  It’s one of those things where you just can’t deny the benefits, even if you want to…lol.  Some of the members on the Rift Supremacy forum expressed the same sentiments.

To sum it all up, here’s why I chose Rift Supremacy:

So, like I said earlier, the Rift Supremacy Rift leveling guide had a positive value for me, but it’s something you’d have to check out  for yourself to see if it’s helpful to you.  If you are so inclined, then just click the link below to go to their site.

 

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