As we all know, leveling is one of the key parts of almost every MMO game. It is not only a requirement and goal for you to keep advancing the main story, but also an important way for you to learn the basics of equipment upgrades and different forms of content in the game in the early stages of the game. Of course, Throne and Liberty is no exception.

Currently, the character level cap in Throne and Liberty is 50. If you want to roam freely in the open world and experience the dangerous endgame mode, it is essential to raise your character level. Here, we will share some secret tips to help you level up to level 50 quickly in the future. Without further ado, let’s get started!

1. Save Contract Rights

When you first level up, please save your Contract Rights first. These will be your daily tasks. The main story will give you a task that requires you to accept 4 Contracts and complete them, but after that, you need to save them.

Every day you will regenerate 10 Contract Rights, and as you level up, you will also get more Contract Rights. At level 50, you should have about 60 of these Contracts.

The reason these are important is that they give different rewards depending on the zone you’re in. So a Contract you sign in a level 50 zone will give you better rewards than a level 20 zone. When you reach level 50 and start doing all those Contracts you’ve saved, you can also expect to prioritize certain rewards. Because you’ll be given 6 quests to choose from, they’ll tell you what the quest is and where you need to go.

Typically, each level 50 Contract NPC will offer two different quest zones. This is important because you want to choose a Contract quest that’s easy to complete, or one that requires you to target a specific monster or group of monsters that you’ll need to grind for, anyway.

In level 50 zones, monsters have a slight chance to drop epic gear. These pieces of gear won’t necessarily be the best for whatever class you’re playing, but one or two pieces of gear can be useful. It’s recommended that you focus on choosing quests that clear monsters you already want to clear, so there’s more chance of dropping epic loot.

You will then be rewarded with a bunch of items, one of which is Lucky Pouch. No matter what quest it is, no matter what location, as soon as you see a Lucky Pouch reward quest, accept it immediately. This is an RNG reward box that has a chance to give you epic gear, and even if you don’t get those items, the more common Throne and Liberty Lucent drops are good.

To maximize your chances of getting these Lucky Pouch reward quests, you always want to sign a Contract first, then refresh, and then choose the next one. This will give you the best chance of seeing a Lucky Pouch Contract.

After Lucky Pouch, it’s a good idea to focus on Red Crystals, because we need a lot of Red Crystals to upgrade our epic weapons to +9. But don’t worry too much if you don’t find any, because you will get enough materials to upgrade your gear and skills over time.

2. Collect More Contract Coins

Also, save your Contract Coins, which are part of the reward for completing any of these daily quests. These coins can be exchanged for some items, but more importantly for beginners is to use 1500 Contract Coins to exchange for Weapon Selection Chest.

This Chest allows you to choose your first epic weapon for your build. While it won’t be the best, it will give you enough power to make subsequent content easier for you.

3. Run Dungeons Wisely

Next, let’s talk about how to unlock and run dungeons in Throne and Liberty. You’ll encounter three sub-level 50 dungeons in the game that you can do as you level up. The game even recommends them as part of the content to reach the next main story level requirement, but I recommend waiting until you’re level 50 before running any dungeons. Or, if you want to try them, don’t open the chests at the end of sub-level 50 dungeons.

The reason for this is that opening the chests requires some Dimensional Contract Tokens. You get a few tokens every day that are used to open the bonus chests at the end of a dungeon run. At level 50, you’ll need 300 of these tokens for each clear, so you’ll want to save your tokens for those level 50 dungeons early on.

Every day, at level 50 you get 900 of these Contract Tokens, which means you can get three dungeon rewards a day, or you can save them for a week and run them all on the same day. If you’re just going to help, you can still run dungeons and help friends without opening the reward box and using your Tokens.

4. Save Abyssal Contract Tokens

Abyssal Contract Tokens are also used for open world dungeons, so you can get loot and Sollant as well. These Tokens are given to you as you level up, and are also a guaranteed reward for your daily contracts. Save as many of them as you can, unless you need to get rare blue gear from the dungeons you want to grind.

5. Crafting Gear

You’ll notice that as you level up, you’ll see quests asking you to craft gear for yourself. This is important, because you definitely want to craft items that will benefit you in the long run.

So you can craft some powerful green pieces early on to last you all the way to level 50. Even then you won’t replace them all, because you only get a fairly limited amount of blue gear as you level up. Then, which armor, accessories, and weapons you need to craft or choose during the main story will depend on your class or build.

6. Participate In Dynamic Events

Next, let’s talk about Dynamic Events. They occur throughout the day and have different Codex Objectives that offer good Throne and Liberty Lucent and EXP as rewards.

At the start of each hour, according to the server clock, several Dynamic Events will occur in the world of Throne and Liberty, and you can click on the schedule to see what’s coming up and decide which one you want to participate in. Each region with Dynamic Events will always host the same events, but the specifics may vary from instance to instance.

Before you choose which Dynamic Event to participate in, though, you need to consider the region’s rules for that event:

• Peace Event: If the event name has Peace in front of it, it means that PvP is not allowed during the event.
• Guild Event: If the event name has Guild in front of it, it means that the competition will be between guilds, not between individual players, and the same goes for the rewards.
• Cooperative Event: This type of event includes objectives that are completed by everyone in the region together, otherwise no one will receive a reward.

If you are doing a Peace Event, it is recommended that you gather as many monsters as possible and then use AOE skills to clear them, which is more efficient than clearing them one by one. If you do any of these events, be sure to check Codex and which Objectives you need to focus on in order to get the rewards.

These are some of the tips we have summarized so far that can help you reach the level cap of 50 as soon as possible in Throne and Liberty. Please note and understand that level 50 is just the beginning. You don’t have to rush. There are still many secrets in the open world worth exploring. Looking forward to seeing you in the game!

In Thorne and Liberty, it’s important to travel through different points of interest and regions with interesting quests that provide you with rewards upon completion. One of these is Evidence of Corruption, a side quest that takes place in Exploration Codex in Temple of Sylaveth.

In this open-world dungeon, you need to complete the quests you receive one by one according to the prompts in your quest log. If you haven’t explored this area yet, completing this quest can be a bit challenging. But don’t worry, this guide will give you a detailed guide to the quests in this quest and what rewards you can get after completing the quests.

How to Get Started?

First of all, we need to understand that Temple of Sylaveth is located north of Stone Guard castle and is only open to players with a character level of 29 or above. If you are not at a high enough level, you can use more Throne and Liberty Lucent to enhance your items or equipment to reach level 29 quickly.

There are two floors in this Temple of Sylaveth dungeon. Since monsters in this dungeon spawn very quickly, you should try not to explore alone, and it is best to have two players cooperate on each floor.

After your team is assembled, you can go to the entrance of the Temple with your team during the daytime in the game world. If you don’t know the specific location here, you can check the target location of this quest in the exploration codex tab under Stone Guard, and then follow the prompts on the map to reach Temple of Sylaveth.

Like other open world dungeons in Thorne and Liberty, Abyssal Contract also applies to Temple of Sylaveth, so this will become a Conflict Zone, or PVP area, at night in the game world. So, for the sake of speed and safety of exploration, try to explore this dungeon only during the day.

How To Complete?

Once you enter Temple of Sylaveth, your quest log will change to include three new objectives: Collect a page from Expedition Records: Temple of Sylaveth, Defeat 3 Dark Specters, and Destroy 5 Jars of the Dead.

These quests are in no fixed order and have no prerequisites, which means you can start with the easier quests, such as destroying Jars of the Dead. These jars are randomly placed near the walls and pillars that border Temple on the first floor, and can be easily broken by just hitting them once with your weapon.

The next quest is to find Expedition Records, which can be found near the second stone statue on the right side of the first hall on the first floor. After you complete these two quests, you can focus on defeating Dark Specters.

These Dark Specters in Temple of Sylaveth will not roam around the current area like the normal monsters you have seen before, but you need to perform some operations to summon them. As you walk in the main hall on the first floor, you will see some blue-colored orbs.

You need to defeat the enemies near the blue-colored orbs, which will cause the orbs to charge. After you defeat enough enemies, the blue-colored orbs will disappear and Dark Specter will appear in their place. When they are generated, you must not wait foolishly. You can use some potions during this period to restore your health to a safe range, or change your armor to increase your survivability.

It should be noted that the spawn rate of blue-colored orbs is relatively low, so if they do not appear when you first enter the Temple of Sylaveth, you can wait outside the dungeon for a while before entering again.

For your fight with Dark Specter, here is a suggestion: use your morphed form as much as possible to move quickly. Because these monsters are low level, they will cause a lot of damage to you when you are targeted by multiple monsters at the same time, and even quickly deplete your health.

Although all the mission objectives in Evidence of Corruption can be completed on first floor, if you want to challenge some higher-level enemies or get more Throne and Liberty Gold and some rarer loot from them, you can try Second floor. But be careful to strengthen your build first and keep yourself safe.

Rewards

After you successfully complete each objective in Evidence Of Corruption Quest, you’ll receive some individual rewards. After you complete all the objectives, you’ll receive a much richer reward, including Gold and other rare items. Here are the rewards you can get after completing the three individual objectives.

• 1. 2 Rare Active Skill Growth Books And 10,561 Sollant
• 2. 2 Rare Passive Skill Growth Books And 50,505 Sollant
• 3. 2 Rare Active Skill Growth Books And 16,355 Sollant

This is a complete walkthrough for completing Evidence of Corruption quest in Thorne and Liberty and the rewards you will receive. Hopefully, this guide will make your exploration of Temple of Sylaveth easier, and have fun playing!

With Halloween just around the corner, Throne and Liberty reveal its first Halloween event named Haunted Harvest, catering to the spooky and fun atmosphere.

This new MMO Throne and Liberty gives much emphasis on player-versus-player combat. It has become popular with a wide range of players by adopting a unique combat system that relies on real-time dodging. It ranked among the top ten most popular games on Steam in its first month after its release.

Currently, the game has ushered in its first major event, and provides fresh new consumables, cosmetic items, dungeon, and mountains of spooky Easter eggs simultaneously. It is believed that Haunted Harvest event will definitely satisfy players and attract new potential players.

Let’s take a deep closer to this event, including some fresh new contents.

Time Of Haunted Harvest Event

Haunted Harvest event begins on October 24, and concludes on Wednesday, November 13. So players have almost three weeks to complete the events that Haunted Harvest offers. But the content included is quite a lot, and players are required to do a lot of hard work to collect sufficient time-limited materials.

New Dungeon In Haunted Harvest Event

This new dungeon imitates the setting of a haunted house and is overwhelmed with obstacles and traps. Similar to most of the events that coincide with Halloween, this dungeon is themed around haunted pumpkins. Players will chase an oversized Jack-o’-lantern into a haunted castle and kick off this dungeon.

This new dungeon also features plenty of scary gourds, which are designed to attack players as they explore. It is recommended to devote some Throne and Liberty Lucents to trade for those powerful items that can upgrade your potent, as there are many undead enemies in this dungeon.

Upon completing the dungeon, players will be provided with disparate types of currency: Candy Corn and Dimension Pumpkins as rewards. Candy Corn will reward players with random items and boons selected from a set loot table, while Dimension Pumpkins can be used to trade for some specific items with merchants.

It is noticeable that these items may lose their value once this event comes to an end. So be sure to spend them accurately and in a timely manner during the game if necessary, and don’t struggle at the end of the event.

Quests And Collectibles

Haunted Harvest offers players a variety of quests with varying degrees of difficulty. If you are desperate for getting its unique currencies named Candy Corn, which is quite essential in this event, then you need to complete specific quests, such as dungeon events, daily login rewards, or other side events.

Like the classic Halloween event, players can also trick-or-treat during Haunted Harvest by visiting different in-game towns and settlements. You may find familiar faces in some places, such as the game’s protagonists wearing special event costumes.

Some characters also have unique Haunted Harvest forms which can only be seen at night. Or use Morph feature in the game to identify them in the daylight.

After finding all three costumed characters, you will be given Phantom’s Prank buff, which will lose its effects once the event ends. Phantom’s Prank buff is targeted at speeding up the rate at which experience points and Sollant are gained. As a primary non-premium currency, Sollant is mainly used to craft and enhance weapons, armor, and skills, which contributes the essential part to level up.

There are also some side activities designed to provide players with some interesting rewards. For example, catching Red, Yellow, and Blue Gummy Fish rewards the special boost to increase the speed of movement and attack.

Or catch Pumpkin Taffy, a rare bonus material helps to enhance the odds of hit rate, and provides damage boost/damage resistance buff to deal with those permanent enemies, such as pumpkin-headed foes.

Defeating certain dungeon bosses guarantees you additional cosmetic rewards. The specific content can be experienced directly by participating in the game.

Finally, you can also cook up two special Halloween treats during Haunted Harvest: Spooky Pumpkin Pie aimed at increasing Mastery gain and Abyss consumption efficiency, and Choco-Spider Cookie targeted at enhancing the odds and damage of their Critical Hits.

Haunted Harvest New Items

Haunted Harvest introduces new Items waiting for you to pick up. You can exchange your previous currency for a variety of items, mostly gear and decorations.

For an instance, Grin Reaper outfit. It’s a hooded robe with a grinning, glowing face looming inside, which fits the horror theme perfectly.

There’s also a range of weapon decorations, such as the Haunted Harvester set. The event offers weird-looking skins for all the different classes, such as a skeleton-themed armor set.

Halloween-themed Amitoi, Haunted Knight Morph, and Ghastly Gourd cosmetic can also be obtained by spending Dimension Pumpkins. At the same time, every Candy Corn eaten may grant players a cosmetic item, random food buff, ornate coin, and more. However, this reward is random,

That’s all about Halloween-Themed Haunted Harvest event. Let’s kick off the game instantly! Thank you for reading.

As a member of MMORPG, in Throne and Liberty you still have full control over the characters’ build, to achieve a unique and most suitable build for yourself. Among the many characters, Blademaster is loved by many players because of its excellent strength, mobility and survivability.

In addition, Blademaster is also very suitable for players who want to explore more possibilities of the build, because it can not only have high damage but also perform well when you focus on some attributes or items on its survivability.

Of course, when creating a build, you may need to spend a lot of effort and trial-and-error costs, but don’t worry, this guide will provide you with some of the best build options, so that you can create the best Blademaster build in the shortest time.

Best Stats

When you choose Blademaster class, the first thing you should consider is the allocation of stat points. So maximizing your Blademaster’s ability to stun, make critical hits, and Regen Health, you should prioritize Strength and Dexterity over Perception. Here are the specific points allocated to these stats.

• 30 Strength - Increases weapon damage, health, defense, and health regeneration
• 30 Dexterity - Increases hit rate, attack speed, critical hit rate, and maximum damage
• 10 Wisdom - Increases mana level, cooldown rate, and overall maximum and minimum damage
• 19 Perception - Increases hit rate, damage, and debuff chance and duration

It’s important to note that you can only reach the maximum number of stat points when you reach level 50. Before that, you should invest as much as possible in Strength and Dexterity. And as you level up, you can continue to increase your attributes according to this ratio, but don’t pay too much attention to it.

Because your equipment or weapons can also be used to increase some of your key attributes, you can be sure to look at these numbers when you significantly use Throne and Liberty Lucent and change your equipment. For your Guardian, you can choose Shade Revenant Stheno, as it can amplify your base damage and control groups of enemies.

Best Weapons

Because some combination of Greatsword and Dagger is very important for Blademaster builds, you should focus on weapons that increase Strength and Dexterity. Here is a list of weapons that you can prioritize.

Greatsword

Tevent’s Warblade of Despair

This weapon grants Blademaster 3 points of Dexterity and 4 points of Strength, and a 42% increase in Stun Chance. Additionally, the weapon’s skill, Tevent’s Despair Trap, grants you Collision, Shock, or Stun when used. On top of that, it deals 325% of your base damage to a 1.5 meter radius around you.

Adentus’s Gargantuan Greatsword

This greatsword grants you 4 points of Strength and 159% of your Crit Chance. This is great for players who want to deliver a single fatal blow to their enemies. Additionally, it grants you 3 points of base damage for every 1,000 health you have when striking an enemy.

Daggers

Lequirus’s Wicked Thorns

This short weapon grants you 3 points of the not-so-important Perception, 4 points of Wisdom, and a 39% increase in Crit Chance. This will help you invest more stats points into more important attributes. If you combine it with Inject Venom or Destructive Fang, enemies that are hit will be debuffed over time.

Rex Chimaerus’s Fangs

It will increase your Dexterity by 8 points and Weaken Chance by 17%. On top of that, it will also increase Wildling Bonus DMG that Blademaster has by 8%.

Best Passive Skills

When choosing a passive skill, the first thing you need to pay attention to is whether it can balance your survivability and damage in Blademaster build. The only ones that meet this condition are Cold Warrior and Assassin’s Instincts. In addition, you can also choose Destructive Fang and Vital Force as supplements. The following are some of the passive skills you can choose and their effects.

• Robust Constitution: Provides +470 Max Health and 10 Health Recovery.
• Vital Force: For every 100 max health, your melee, magical, and ranged attack accuracy chance increases by 0.62, skill damage by 0.07, and stun chance by 0.425.
• Cold Warrior: Increases melee, magical, and ranged heavy attack chance against stunned targets by 120. Increases melee, magical, and ranged crit chance by 105.
• Raging Frenzy: If there are 3 or more targets within a 5 meter radius, skill damage boost is increased by 50.
• Indomitable Armor: Taking damage grants a 25% chance to increase your Magic, Melee, and Ranged Defense by 140 for 2 seconds. This can stack up to 3x.
• Assassin’s Instincts: Increases your critical hit chance with magical, melee, and ranged attacks by 66.
• Destructive Fang: Attacking a target with Poison or Thundercloud debuff has an 80% chance to reduce the target's magic, melee, and ranged defense by 40 for 3 seconds.
• Wrathful Edge: Increases critical damage by 9.6%.

You can choose any of these passive skills, and when they start to work together, the effects of your Thundercloud, Shock and Stun will be significantly increased.

The above are some details about the builds you can create for Blademaster in Throne and Liberty. You can make corresponding adjustments and enhancements to your build according to your play style or usage habits. I hope you can have fun playing this interesting game!

In various large-scale MMO games, players need to Fight to complete various game Tasks and Challenges, and they can also collect as many game Rewards as possible in this way. And the conduct and completion of Battles are usually inseparable from Weapons or Equipment.

Because we all know that higher Rarity and additional Buffs often make Weapons or Equipment more lethal and defensive. Now in the MMO game Throne And Liberty, players can enhance them by Unlocking and Upgrading Traits for their Weapons and Equipment.

Although Unlocking and Upgrading requires players to have some Throne And Liberty Lucent to proceed, the benefits after Upgrading will make your efforts worthwhile.

Based on this, we will introduce you to various key information about Traits in the game.

What Are Traits In Throne And Liberty?

Usually, Equipment obtained by players in the game will come with one Unlocked Trait and two locked Traits. You will find these in the description box of Item.

Traits can help Weapons or Equipment get some additional Buffs, making them more powerful than before. And thanks to the room for customization and a host of Traits to access, different Gear can get different Buffs.

Whether you want to increase Critical Hit Chance or maximum Health, or get some useful Resistance Effects, Traits can do it for you. The most special thing is that you can even add salt in the game to Gear with unique Traits to Level up your Cooking Skills and Craft Meals with temporary Effects.

And unlike some other MMO games, in Throne And Liberty, once you Unlock a Trait, you can transfer it from one piece of Equipment to another, which is more convenient for you to deal with different Combat situations.

You can also use Trait Conversion function to roll for new Traits on Items. Although this requires you to have Trait Conversion Stones, it is worth it because you may get better Traits.

How To Unlock Traits?

In the game, there are two main ways to Unlock Traits: Extracts and Unlockstones. Next, we will introduce them to you.

1. Extracts

Extracts actually refers to duplicate Items with different Traits. In Throne And Liberty, players can obtain Extracts from Auction House, or they can create their own Extracts using Trait Extraction Stones.

If you choose the former method, the player only needs to open Upgrade Menu on Item. You want to Trait, choose Trait directive, then transfer the selected Trait from Extract to Original Gear piece. However, Extract will be destroyed, leaving you with just the newly Traited original.

If you choose the latter method, using Trait Extraction Stones on your own Gear will treat the extracted Traits as Tokens, and then you can use the desired Traits on Gear you want to use.

In comparison, the first method is more practical because Extraction Stones are difficult to get, and you need to have 5 Extraction Stones and 15,000 Sollant to do it. However, no matter which method you use, it is guaranteed that Traits will benefit you and give you the opportunity to get more Throne And Liberty Lucent.

2. Unlockstones

In fact, when Unlocking Traits with Unlockstones, the entire process is similar to Extracts. But with this method, you can choose specific Traits you’d like to apply to Gear Items without having to work with duplicates.

However, the annoying thing is that Unlockstones are also a rare Item. Although players have a very small chance of getting Unlockstones through Mystic Portals and Mystic Globes, this method will make it take a considerable amount of time to accumulate Unlockstones.

How To Upgrade Traits?

Mechanism and method of Upgrading Traits are similar to Unlocking Traits. But the difference is that you don’t need to use the same exact Item to repeat, but only the same type of Item with the same Trait.

For example, if you plan to Upgrade pants, you only need another set of the same characteristics to Upgrade it.

In addition, if you use Items of the same Rarity when Upgrading a Trait, Trait you selected will always be Upgraded, while using Items of lower Rarity will result in a lower chance of success.

If Upgrading a Trait fails, your Item’s Blessings bar will be increased. As Blessings Bar gets fuller, your chance of success will also increase. Once Blessings Bar is filled completely, you will get a guaranteed Trait Upgraded lined up.

In Throne And Liberty, Unlocking and Upgrading to get more powerful Traits not only means that players can get more powerful Weapons and Equipment, but in fact it will also help players have more complete Combat Effects when creating or using some Builds later.

In addition. From the perspective of game experience and game style, Unlocking and Upgrading Traits means that players will play a richer and more diverse gameplay on the original basis. In particular, Mechanism of transferring Traits from one Equipment to another, this great freedom provides players with unlimited Combat possibilities.

That’s how to Unlock and Upgrade Traits in Throne And Liberty, as well as some basic information about Traits. Thank you for reading. We hope this helps!

Delving into the realm of quests within Throne and Liberty, it’s essential to discuss the priority system, completion strategies, and the diverse categories of quests available.

About Quests In TL

There are several types of quests in the game, different in significance, rewards, type, difficulty, and conditions for completion.

The most challenging quests, as experience has shown, are necessarily the most critical in the game and don’t offer as many rewards as contract or guild quests.

I highly recommend not spending time on additional quests at the start. You can always return to them later, especially since it will be much easier with a higher level and stronger character.

You will come across quests that you simply can’t complete solo. Fortunately, there aren’t many of these, but they exist. You’ll need to find a group for quests like searching for notes in a dungeon designed for a group of six players—nearly impossible solo unless you’re a tank with excellent equipment. Being well-equipped means having enough Throne and Liberty Lucent.

Hence, it’s crucial to find a consistent group and active guild for battles, territory captures, and raids.

Which Quests Should You Complete First?

After understanding the quests in TL, you may be curious about what types of quests should be completed first? This question is simple.

Purple Quests

Follow the storyline and complete only the quests marked with a purple icon.

These quests offer a lot of experience and good TL Items, including gear parts, accessories, and weapons. Equipping your character with this will be vital.

Additionally, you’ll receive equipment enhancement stones, accessories, and weapon upgrade stones to strengthen your character.

Contracts

Upon leveling up, you’ll receive extra contract points that need to be completed daily.

New contract points won’t be added if you reach the maximum. I highly recommend completing contracts, as their rewards are essential for your character.

Completing contracts can yield not just Sollant and Exp but also equipment upgrade stones and skill enhancement books, which you’ll need a lot of. I suggest choosing contracts that offer skills enhancement books if available.

Events

Next on my list are events.

Sometimes, events are more crucial than any quest because participating in events rewards you with paper used to create skill enhancement books. This is a significant aspect of Throne and Liberty.

Also Read: How To Develop Characters In Throne & Liberty? - Codex, Weapon Combos & More

Guild Quests

Next, I think it’s guild quests immediately after events since they are crucial for guild growth.

For example, coins for restoring lost experience and guild coins for buying Mana potions are only obtainable through these quests. The more actively you participate, the more rewards you’ll receive.

For example, ranking first among participating runs yields Mystic Keys enabling access to spheres scattered throughout the game world, providing significant experience and occasionally opening portals that yield substantial experience upon closure.

Additional Quests

After events and guild quests, I start completing additional quests if you have spare time.

These quests offer various rewards ranging from Exp and Sollant to new character transformations and titles. Often, these quests have specific conditions like finding something at night or waiting for a whale and hopping on it to find a waiting toy.

There are many such quests, and sometimes their descriptions aren’t immediately clear, especially if you’re playing on Korean servers.

Boss Tower Runs

I’d also add boss tower runs to these quests.

But spending time on it at the beginning of the game, I highly not recommend. If you do not understand both tactics, these runs will probably be very challenging and time-consuming. It’s better to start boss tower runs after reaching the maximum level and having much better equipment.

Raid Quests

Lastly, don’t forget about raid quests.

In raids, you can update equipment and weapons that aren’t obtainable elsewhere.

I’d like to talk with you about fast movement in Throne on Liberty and more. We often rely on swift movement to swiftly reach various places on the map for events, PVP battles, or territorial clashes. Unfortunately, not all games offer ways to traverse the in-game world rapidly, but Throne on Liberty isn’t like those other games.

On the map, you can find teleportation stones that become usable after activation. I highly recommend visiting each of these stones as soon as possible to broaden your possibilities for swift movement. At regrouping, activation of these stones isn’t too challenging, even at a lower level, but I suggest doing so after reaching level 30. You’ll stand a chance against a level 50 monster if you’re attacked in any of these closed territories.

Once you’ve unlocked all the stones, you’ll notice that some are free to use, while teleporting to others is quite expensive. Hence, I strongly advice paying attention to the teleportation cost and trying to use the paid stones sparingly. You’ll need a lot of solent, and earning these might take even longer. Or you can purchase some Throne and Liberty Lucent to help you in this game.

Free teleportation stones often reside in places with elevations accessible by transforming into a flying creature, enabling you to cover significant distances effortlessly. I'll demonstrate this using an example from one of the lower-level locations where you can use heights to reach three event venues—one being a boss fight without extra waste of Sollant.

You can fly to the Stardust Collection event, slay goblins participating in the event, gather cotton from birds, and head to the Spider Forest where the Marokay boss appears. At the game’s start, I mainly used paid teleportation, but after level 30, I realized I couldn’t afford it and started using these heights for faster movement.

Remember that you can transform into a flying creature whenever it's convenient and height allows. Try to get used to this feature, as sometimes it can save your life—falls, even from small heights in Throne And Liberty, can lead to death. Keep in mind that flying depletes your stamina outside cities or safe zones. Accelerating flight can quickly drain your stamina, significantly reducing your flight distance. I try not to use acceleration and take off in the air to cover as much distance as possible.

Another method of faster movement is the transformation into a wolf, panther, tiger, or similar animals, allowing you to run much faster on the ground. I always use this transformation as it greatly helps in Swift movement. Also, if you’re in combat, your stamina will be consumed. Once it’s depleted, you won’t be able to transform until your stamina recovers. This transformation is the most commonly used, and I believe you’ll quickly adopt it because of its usefulness.

The last method of movement, not the fastest but the most beautiful and intriguing, is riding a large kite occasionally appearing in the world of Throne And Liberty. You can hop on it if you manage to get there in time. Additionally, you'll have to complete several tasks on this kite.

In this guide, we will learn about Dagger in Throne and Liberty. The dagger is characterized by using poison, stealth, and instant movement skills to fight, causing extra damage to the target. We have a key set of skills that allows us to assassinate our enemies in a short amount of time.

Dagger aims for quick strikes and hard hits. Dual-wielding players can hide and emerge from the shadows, dealing with instant burst damage. We primarily focused this weapon on dealing single target damage in the form of bursts and DOTs.

Daggers Active Skills

Active skills in Throne and Liberty appear on your skill bar and can be cast to affect enemies and teammates. Currently, you have a total of 12 skill slots on your skill bar. If you have enough Throne and Liberty Lucent budget, you can choose between the active skills of both weapons to fill your 12 slots!

Dagger’s active skills focus on causing rapid damage to a single target through DOT, Burst Sigil, and high-mobility interaction. Below is a list of all the active abilities of the dagger.

Ambush Stance is a skill that uses stamina to defend against enemy attacks. When you block a rage attack, you are hidden for a period and cannot be targeted by enemies.

Turn to Poison Dagger skill. When using Poison Dagger skill, it will cause damage to targets within the range and add a poisonous effect.

Predatory Strike is a skill that deals with damage to a single target. Targets damaged by Curse, Burning, or Poison you apply take increased damage.

Shadow Strike is a skill that teleports to the other side of a target and deals powerful damage. This is the basic skill of the dagger, which can attack the target from a long distance.

Inject Venom is a skill that adds a poison effect to all attacks when used. Poison stacks and has special effects that cause damage over time and stop the target’s health regeneration.

Brutal Incision is a skill that causes a powerful attack on the target. If the target’s remaining health falls below a certain level, critical hit damage is significantly increased.

Knife Throwing is a skill that throws multiple Daggers in a specific direction. You can even use it remotely. Each Dagger has a certain chance of reducing the target’s movement speed after causing damage.

Ankle Slash is a skill that causes damage by stopping and attacking the target when using the skill. If the target is unconscious or asleep, there is a chance of causing it to fall.

Camouflage Cloak is a skill that allows you to remain hidden for a period so that enemies cannot target you. In stealth mode, the first attack is a critical hit, and it canceled stealth when attacking or transforming.

Black Wind Spirit is a skill that attacks all enemies within range. It also deals 2 additional attacks against targets you poison.

Fatal Stigma is a skill that deals a lot of damage after a certain amount of time. The additional damage increases based on the number of poison stacks on your poisoned target.

Frenzied Sword Dance is a skill that can attack the target up to 7 times in a row. If there are other enemies around the attack target, it will attack randomly.

Recommended Weapon Combinations

Finally, I will introduce two weapon combinations that are very suitable for Dagger.

Greatsword

Greatsword is an excellent melee companion for Dagger. Both weapons share a common trend of providing mobility, hard crowd control, and burst damage.

Both weapons can restrain players for several seconds at a time, suppressing enemies using skills like Stunning Blow or Shadow Strike. Fortunately, Greatsword and Dagger’s passive skills also work well together, providing players with critical damage and higher maximum health.

Crossbow

In TL, Crossbow and Dagger are complementary. For example, we can activate both weapons with Off-Hand Weapon Chance to deal with more damage.

However, another major factor is the unparalleled maneuverability Crossbow offers in a setup. Both weapons rely on short range for success, making this combo an assassin’s dream!

TL also has a variety of weapons to choose from, so enjoy your adventure with your own combination of weapons!

Throne and Liberty in Korea you have probably tried to complete the first dungeon at level 30 called Spectre's Abyss. The dungeon is straightforward without too many complex mechanics so here's an easy to understand guide after reaching level 30. If you have a sufficient amount of Throne and Liberty Lucent , things will be easier.

How To Enter

The game doesn’t exactly tell you that you’ve unlocked a new dungeon. You have to press F10 and then go under “Secret Dungeons.” On the second tab, you will see all the available dungeons, rewards you can get, and at which level it unlocks. The first one is called “Specter's Abyss,” and it unlocks at level 30.

The game also does not have matchmaking, so you cannot just press a button and queue inside. You have two ways of finding a group. Either create your own party and then click on the “Generate Invite Link.” This will create a link in chat, which you will want to type into World chat. Also, don’t forget to add that it is for the level 30 dungeon.

The second way is to go to the teleport entrance, which is in Vienta Village on the North side. There, you will find a lot of players waiting and typing on the nearby LFG chat. Use that if you don’t want to create your own party. Once six players join up, you can either enter through the teleport or enter through F10 under “Secret Dungeon” second tab.

Dungeon Intro

Once inside, wait for everyone to load in. The game kind of uses the Dungeon intro Trinity system of tank, healer, and DPS, so it is recommended that you have at least one player with a sword and shield and one player with a wand as their main weapon. The dungeon consists of normal mobs, slightly stronger normal mobs, mini bosses, and the main boss. Every normal mob is strong, so it is recommended that you pull them one by one and fully DPS them. With six people pulling more than two mobs will cause a lot of issues.

If you die, you respawn at the start of the raid, and you can just run back to your team. You cannot get revived by other players. Archers and wizards are classed as normal mobs; an Enchanted Arbiter is a slightly stronger normal mob, so pull them one by one.

Enchanted Arbiter

Enchanted Arbiter has an AOE attack that cannot be countered or parried. You need to CC him or run out of the range. He will yell, and above him, you can see the dialogue "I'll wipe you all," after which he will spin and do an AOE attack, most likely one-shotting or doing 90% of the HP. After you clear room by room,

Shadowmancer Mini Boss 1

The first mini boss is the elite Shadowmancer. She does not have anything special you need to worry about. Move away from the AOE on the ground, and when she yells "I'll kill you," also CC her as she grabs one player and sucks life out of him, dealing 90% of the HP. After dealing with her, you will notice two levers. Both of them need to be pulled; otherwise, you cannot enter the next area as it has lava on the ground. Both rooms will be filled with normal mobs, so pull them one by one and clear out the whole room. After pulling both levers, you will need to kill.

Riot Squad Captain Mini Boss 2

The second boss called Elite Riot Squad Captain, most of his attacks are easy to dodge and don't hurt much, but again when he yells "impossible," he will gain a Blue Shield around him. This is his counter attack. If you attack during that, he will do a pretty much one-shot AOE or 90% of your HP. Most of the time, people will attack the shield, so have CC ready straight after to cancel the AOE attack.

After killing him, there will be a bonfire before the main boss. Use it to replenish your HP and more importantly, your Mana. There will also be a Resurrection Orb, which is a respawn checkpoint, but if you die during the main boss fight, you cannot re-enter the fight as the gates will close. You only have one life.

Main Boss Heliber

The main boss has telegraphed attacks that are easy to see and dodge. Other than his normal attacks, he will often teleport behind one player at random and shoot a corn-shaped attack. After the first attack, he teleports again behind a different player and does the same cone attack. You cannot counter those cone attacks, so just move away.

The next attack is the charging attack that has a symbol telling you when to counter it. You probably notice that symbol during your questing, as every normal mob has a charging attack. You need to counter this attack; otherwise, you will get one-shot or lose 90% of your HP. It might be hard with high ping, but you get used to it eventually.

The main mechanic is when he puts a dark transparent cloud around one player at random and says, "Can you fight me alone?" All the players need to run inside the cloud to share the damage. Less than five people inside will result in everyone inside dying; five or six players will share most of the damage and take only 10 to 15% of the HP.

If nobody steps in, that one player gets one shot, and that's pretty much it. He repeats those three patterns until you wear him down to zero HP. It will take you at least 5 to 10 minutes of fighting him with all six players alive, and that covers the whole dungeon. This is the first one, so it's rather simple and easy to understand, but at the higher-level dungeons, quickly scale up in difficulty.

In this guide, we’ll learn about Staff. Staff is a weapon with multiple attribute attacks and powerful wide-area attacks.

Staff’s active skills are centered around destruction, crowd control, and burning opponents. While primarily used for damage, we can also use Staff for serious crowd control, such as freezing due to ice spells.

Its characteristic is that it can suppress multiple enemies at the same time. Especially using interconnected attribute skills can trigger stronger damage and various additional effects. Therefore, it is crucial to spend Throne and Liberty Lucent to improve its overall attributes.

Active Skills

As always, let’s talk about all of Staff’s skills first.

Mystic Shield is a stamina-consuming skill used to defend against enemy attacks. When you block a rage attack, you counterattack the target. If the target is on fire, it dealt with additional damage. If wet, it creates an area of permanent damage around the target.

This also coincides with Flowing Mana. Flowing Mana is a skill that automatically provides additional effects on the next skill you use.

Chain Lightning is a lightning skill that causes damage to the target. Each stack deals additional damage to the burning target you apply it to. If the target is wet, the skill will transfer to nearby targets.

Serial Flame Bombs is a fire skill that causes fire damage and also causes continuous damage to the target. But we can only use it up to 3 times.

Smokescreening Frost creates an area around you that slows enemy movement. This is also a movement skill that can be teleported back.

Inferno Wave is a fire skill that damages all enemies within the target radius. If you use it on a target that is ignited, it will deal additional damage proportional to the stack and apply Ignite.

Inner Peace is a skill that increases mana regeneration for a certain period. If you are wet, your mana regeneration rate is doubled. If you are not wet, your mana consumption efficiency will increase by a certain amount after the skill ends.

Icebound Tomb is a skill that causes damage to the target and freezes it for a certain period. It will exert a debilitating effect on the enemy, with a certain probability of reducing the movement speed for a short time near the frozen target.

Ice Spear is a skill that causes damage by throwing a piercing sheet of ice in a specific direction. Damaged targets have a chance to be weakened, reducing their movement speed.

High Locus is a skill that increases skill reuse speed and movement speed. It increases your cooldown speed by 49%, overall cooldown speed by 38%, and movement speed by 21% for 12 seconds.

Judgment Lightning is a lightning skill that can cause powerful damage to the target. If the target is wet, it will also damage enemies within the radius. If you use it on a burning target, you have a higher chance of using the extra skill on the stack.

Inferno Meteor is a fire skill that throws huge meteorites into a specific area. Targets that have suffered significant damage have a certain probability of being removed. Where the meteorite falls, it creates an area that provides sustained ignition.

Active skills in Throne and Liberty go into your skill bar and can be cast to affect enemies and allies. Currently, there are a total of 12 active skills that can be used simultaneously. We share these 12 skill slots between your two weapons when building. So choose wisely!

Weapon Combination

Finally, I would like to introduce to you two weapon combinations that are very suitable for Staff.

First, the combination of Staff and Magic Wand. After lowering an enemy’s resistance with Magic Wand’s Time for Punishment, use Nightmare Bog to put them to sleep while Karmic Haze spreads the effect to nearby targets. Finally, we only need to use Inferno Meteor and Inferno Wave to instantly suppress the target.

On the other hand, it is the combination of Staff and Longbow. After increasing the damage caused by Longbow’s Mark of the Abyss, connect with Binding Arrow. After Inferno Wave hits a meteorite, the burning effect stacks with Serial Flame Bombs. Once the burn stack is established, use Judgment Lightning for an additional chance.

There is a wide variety of weapons in Throne and Liberty. Enjoy your adventure with your own combination of weapons.