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.

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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.