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A.) Device B.) Classes C.) Buying Diamonds & Bundles D.) Spending your Diamonds Wisely E.) Skills F.) Runes G.) Gear H.) Forge I.) Soul Crystals J.) Quests K.) Achievements L.) Monster Codex M.) Mercenary's Journey O.) Dungeons P.) Clan Q.) Grinding R.) Arena S.) Trading Post T.) Settings U.) Author's Notes A.) Device Lineage 2 Revolution is obviously a mobile game but to get the most out of the game you would need to be able to auto-battle for extended periods of time. I would recommend playing on emulators like NOX or Bluestacks when grinding overnight so you don't strain your device too much. Nox - https://www.bignox.com/ Memu - http://www.memuplay.com/index-ph.html Bluestacks - http://www.bluestacks.com/ I'm currently using Bluestacks version 3. *B.) Classes * Pick whichever class resonates with you the most and just enjoy the game. If you want to get more in depth, there are a lot of guides & varying opinions out there.

Since this is a grinding game, ranged & and fast moving characters has the biggest advantage. Elf Silver Ranger & Human Hawkeye would be my top two choices as they have buffs that allow them to tap mobs as soon as they spawn in a grinding environment. If you want to play a tank, Human Paladin has the most taunts while Elf Temple Knight is the only class with invulnerability. Tanks seem to be the most useless this early on in the game while healers are more essential in party grinding. Elf Elder is imo the best class because of the Regen-based healing (you can set it to trigger at higher HP and not overheal) & Def buff. Dark Elf Blade Dancer is the most popular melee damage dealer in Korea but I don't have enough experience with the melee damage dealers but they seem to be more pvp-oriented compared to other classes. Blade Dancer & Swordsinger have strong party buffs. The best Rogue would be Plains Walker due to Plains Walk which allows you move really fast, giving you more survivability and positioning advantage. PW also has insane multipliers on its advanced skills. Dwarf Scavenger is extremely useful since she can give a zero downtime party-wide buff that increases Adena Gain by 23~30% depending on the level. Mages have the advantage of being the most consistent in drawing equipment because you'll always get staves no matter what happens. On the other hand, Rogues can draw bows & knives while Warriors can draw dual swords, spears, and sword & shield. To make things worse for Warriors, the dual blade increased damage attribute is exclusive to Elves & Dark elves while the spear increased damage attribute is exclusive to Humans & Dwarves. You can check all the skills, and their values, here https://idoc-pub.sitiosdesbloqueados.orgle.com&sl =zhCN&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=http://www.olgame.tw/l2r/item.php%3Fview%3Dmonster%26monster_id% 3D1&usg=ALkJrhiX9xFssCX1GHPUQK3kaPRRCunNSg *C.) Buying Diamonds & Bundles * Here are the best things to buy, in order of purchase priority and value for money : 1.) Daily Diamond for $10 - You'll be getting 1,500 Red Diamonds up front & 180 per day for 28 days for a grand total of 6,540 Red Diamonds. You can also get 10 Topaz every 8 days that the bundle is active. This bundle is extremely worth it and is one of the most bang for the buck "monthly purchase" in any freemium game that I have played. You can only purchase this once every 28 days. Buying at least one of this will give you a huge advantage over free players. 2.) Daily Adena for $10 - 50,000 Adena for 28 days for a total of 1,400,000 Adena. You'll also be getting 20 Red Diamonds every 10 days that the bundle is active. 3.) Luxury Beginner Bundle for $30 - 120 Bag Space alone is worth 1,960 Red Diamonds. 4.) Story I for $30 - This one is retroactive so you can buy this whenever. 5.) SR Collection for $30 - Not retroactive so buy this one before getting your first SR. For Strengthening Diamond I & Diamond, you can always buy Blue Diamonds to get them but I think its much better to just acquire the Blue Diamonds in the game and you can technically get them for free. More info on this later.

D.) Spending your Diamonds Wisely First of all, there are three kinds of players in a freemium game - the free player, the paying casual and the whale. If you're a whale, I don't think you need a guide on how to spend Red Diamonds so feel free to move on to the next point! If you're a free player, I would recommend never spending Red Diamonds on draws at all. Maybe you can draw one 10+1 I guess and get an S piece Armor or Accessory at the very least. If you're a paying casual and is getting at least 210 Red Diamonds per day (180 from Daily Diamond & 30 from Daily Activity), you have the luxury to roll 10+1 at least once or twice. What should you be spending your Red Diamonds on? 1.) Daily Dungeon Reset - by far the most efficient way to spend your Red Gems on. Start doing this only when you can clear the Hard diffuclty consistently. 2.) Resetting Substats - Do this only on SR gear. It will be more expensive but you have better chances at getting stats that you want or need. More info on this later. 3.) Resetting Scroll Daily Count - You can pay for a reset up to three times for a total of 20 tries per day. This is only worth it if you have an abundance of scrolls. I would recommend doing this only on Lv.60 Scrolls or higher since that should be the time that you'll be grinding on the field more often. 4.) Inventory Space - Why is this so low? This is only going to be a priority to players who can grind for extended periods of time or overnight. 5.) Arena - First two extra entry purchases for 10 and 20 Red Diamonds respectively are worth it for a little faster Honor gain. What should you be spending your Blue Diamonds on? 1.) Strengthening Diamond I - Retroactive. Turn your 1,500 Blue Diamonds into 8,500 Red Diamonds! 2.) Diamond - Turn your 500 Blue Diamonds into 1,000 Red Diamonds, Runes, Herbs & Enchantment Scrolls! You can't go wrong with this! More info on how to get Blue Diamonds, aside from buying them, later. E.) Skills For your first three basic skills, do not level them higher than level 4. Always upgrade the ive skills first until the cost vs scaling becomes terrible. Focus your attention next on your three highest damage skills. These skills are the ones that you will use for PvP and on Bosses. Buffs are generally bad in arena for majority if the classes but this is not always the case because some buffs provide you with a lot of positioning advantage. You also have the option to keep your Missile Bolt at Level 1 for a measly 50 MP cost (Level 2 costs 600MP, Level 3 costs 1150MP while Level 4 costs 1700MP) but you'll be much weaker in PvP and killing field bosses so its up to you.

You will be leveling slower at the start but you'll have more tools to be able to grind consistently without spending any resources later on. This method is something I highly recommend, especially free players since you should be saving up all the possible resources you can save. If you messed this up, Sand of Oblivion resets your skills back to 1 and refunds all your used skill points. Adena won't be refunded though. This bundle (Sand of Oblivion + 100,000 Adena) is being sold at the shop for $10. If you have a few blue gems to spend, buying 10 pages of the rare skill Healing Strike from the trading post is a good investment. It heals you for 20% of your PATK+MATK for only 50MP on a 60s cooldown. If you have a good weapon, you can heal 5k+ every minute. What does this mean? You will be able push your limit and grind stronger enemies and possibly not even spending Adena for potions. More info on other Rare Skills in the future. Skill Info (Translated from Korean) https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=ko&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fl2mobile.inven.co.kr %2Fdataninfo%2Fskill%2F F.) Runes Don't bother too much thinking about runes and just auto-imprint. You'll eventually be able to max out the first four pages with ease. Page 5 starts getting expensive and has a much lower chance of success compared to the previous ones so you can ignore that for a while. Just be sure to max out Page 1-4. You will eventually have a surplus of Runes with barely any Adena to imprint. G.) Gear Keep anything with a blue background. These are Rare equipment and have PvP attributes and will be your end-game gear. If you're out of Adena, just sell all C and B gear to save on space. Weapons and armors are plentiful so it doesn't matter if you sell them. Accessories are pretty hard to acquire so keep everything and use them as fodder. As much as possible, focus on getting your weapon stronger first. The more damage you deal, the more monsters you can kill, the more resources you can get, in a shorter amount of time. The set effects for your gear aren't really that strong right now but the best you can get is the 2/4 Final Dmg Decrease from Patience Attribute Gear. Patience (Elite Monster Damage -0.50%) is also slightly better compared to Protection (Boss Monster Damage -0.50%) since majority of the game is grinding. You'll get a free A Weapon around Level 9 while doing the Story Quest and a free S Weapon Selector for your Level 30 reward. With these two, you only need one more A weapon to combine and get another S and eventually an R. I highly advise to get your weapon to SR asap and upgrading your weapon even if it's not a Rare to SR is definitely worth it as it will make your life much much easier.

For accessories, it doesn't matter much because they're very hard to find, let alone to complete a whole set. The best set imo is Black Ore with the Stern Attribute (Crit Resist Rate +0.50%, maxing out at +5%). Having one or two 2/5 sets helps a bit by increasing your mana pool and in turn increasing the mana gained per mp potion. A Gear have 1 substat, S Gear have 1 and better value substat, R Gear have 2 and better value substats while SR Gear have 3 and better value substats. it is not advisable to re-roll before SR. I woulnd't advise re-rolling substats for non-rare gear as well. For substats, the following are good to keep in the beginning : EXP Gain Increase - Get stronger faster. Whatever gear you have right now, will not be your endgame gear. Plus you can always re-roll substats away. Adena Gain Increase - Almost every time you want to power up your character, you're gonna need Adena. And every extra one Adena you get will eventually add up to be an extra million. Although the concept is great, it will take a longer time to get that much value from it. The two following substats will be your true Adena saver. MP Regen Rate - Your actual in-combat MP Regen per 10 seconds is 30% of your total MP Regen Rate. Meaning, if your whole skill rotation costs less than what you're regenerating, you don't need to use MP potions at all. If you set-up your grinding method, this will save you a lot of Adena. HP Drain - Same argument as above although a bit weaker since you'll need a really strong weapon in order to make efficient use of HP Drain. The numbers may be low but it all adds up and will definitely save you Adena as well. For combat substats, here are the best ones for each piece of gear : Weapon - Attack Speed, HP Drain, Critical Rate, Crit Damage, Penetration. Priority ASPD & HP Drain. Helmet - HP Drain, Physical / Magical Defense, Penetration. Priority HP Drain. Armor - Physical / Magical Defense, Speed, Resilience, Evasion. Gloves - Physical / Magical Attack, Penetration, Evasion. Boots - Attack Speed, Speed, Resilience, Evasion. Priority Attack Speed & Speed. Necklace - HP Drain, Attack Speed, Critical Resist, Resilience. Priority ASDP & HP Drain. Earrings - HP Drain, Speed, Critical Resist, Penetration. Priority HP Drain. Rings - HP Drain, Critical Rate, Critical Damage Increase, Critical Resist. Priority HP Drain. You can check Equipment values & the possible substats here https://idoc-pub.sitiosdesbloqueados.orgle.com&sl =zhCN&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=http://www.olgame.tw/l2r/item.php%3Fview%3Dweapon%26icat%3D1&us g=ALkJrhg0lbix3RUIOlT7JBLQIL7md3oK-A For Pet Gears, Visor - Crit. Rate Armor - Crit. Rate

Saddle - Crit. Resist Boots - Crit. Resist H.) Forge Upgrade only Rare equipment or Accessories that are part of your set. Never combine Rare equipment. Your first SR weapon will be an exception, It is worth it to upgrade R>SR for your first weapon to make your life much easier. For basic gear I would recommend just combine it with another basic gear, just to get stronger faster. Don't worry too much about not having Rare gear in the beginning. What you get from combining equipment is an exclusive class-specific random, meaning it is something your class can use as long as the equipment on the left part of the combination process is what your class can use (Dual Swords will stay Dual Swords & Bows will stay Bows, etc.). You can get Rare equipment from combining A+A, S+S and R+R. Now when should you start combining to get your base Rare gear? It is entirely up to you. The riskiest, as well as the cheapest, is right at the beginning. For your first A gears, combine them to S for a chance to to get Rares. You can stop at Lv1 Common S Gear for all your slots but you will be very squishy and your will be lower than the recommended amount. Keep doing A+A over and over until you get Rare equipment. This means being stuck with Lv 1 Common S Gear until you get a hit. With this method, you will be saving a lot of Adena because you won't spending on Gear that you won't be using in the endgame. You can do this for armor but I highly advise not doing it for weapons since you will be having a hard time clearing content. For weapons, follow my recommendation above. All Enhancements and Soul Crystals that are in the base equipment will be retained when you upgrade or combine your equipment. Take note, if you want to preserve an item being tradable, you can only fuse tradable fodder to it too. Be sure to check the Tradable Material box when leveling up to avoid any mistakes. Never be afraid to Combine, especially your normal weapon, as there is no real bad result. I suggest to hold on to all your Enhance Material first until you get gear that you are sure that you will be using for a long time or Rare Gear. Make sure to spread out your enhancements as well. Attribute Enhancement is for the end-game, same with Limit Break so ignore them for now. I'll write more about this once I get to this level. I.) Soul Crystals Keep all S, R, and SR Soul Crystals and don't equip them yet. Look for C, B, and A Gems with MP Regen Rate Substat. This is the most consistent way to increase your MP Regen Rate. C gives you +17 MP Regen, B Gives you +26 MP Regen while A Gives you +40 MP Regen. It is worth it to upgrade from C to B to get a bit more MP Regen. It's up to you if you want to A but it will be a bit expensive. I don't recommend upgrading your MP Regen Soul Crystals to S and above.

For Combat Soul Crystals, look for the following Substats: Critical Damage Increase - Red, Orange, White, Teal, Purple Critical Resist - Blue, Black, Green, Yellow This is what I'll be following as a ranged DPS. I'll try to look into more offensive options for classes who doesn't rely on critical strikes and classes. You can check Soul Crystal values & the possible substats here https://idoc-pub.sitiosdesbloqueados.orgle.com&sl =zhCN&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=http://www.olgame.tw/l2r/item.php%3Fview%3Dweapon%26icat%3D14&u sg=ALkJrhj-NTH5JXraIBAKDn55oSCJDKITvg J.) Quests Level 54 Main Quest grants you access to the last daily dungeon. After this you can just ignore your main quest for a while and do it when you need resources or a quick level up. One of the cons of not doing your main quest immediately is having a lower level Missile Strike. If you're the highest level player in your Clan, definitely take this time to help your clan mates first. Having consistent grinding party mates is the fastest way to gain resources and level up. Always finish your Daily Quests and try to use your free rerolls to get rid of Cs and Bs. Some quests are not worth it to complete so just let the time . For Weekly quests, do 15 daily even after you've completed the progress bar for a total of 105 every week. For Elite Quests, you don't need to complete everything and opt to just complete the easiest one for the Daily Activity. If you want to complete the harder ones, do it after Hot Time with a party. Never touch the Reward Count. Nothing here is worth it for the cost. K.) Achievements To finish the Defeated in One Hit Achievement easily, just crit a level 1 monster with your strongest single-hit skill and hope for the best. Alternatively, you can go in the Easy EXP Dungeon with a Clan Buff and wait for an Atk Buff. The Region Codex Achievments only needs 20% or the first reward of the progress bar. L.) Monster Codex I highly advise not doing low level Monster Codex at all, other than the purpose of completing the achievement, since grinding them takes up a lot of time and gives way too little resources and rewards. Monster cores should always be a by-product of something greater that you're trying to accomplish. When is the best time to do lower level codex? Weekly Clan Achievement. For Field Bosses, start with Silverbeard and work your way up. You can party up with your Clan or just find a PUG. As long as you're in a party, even if you're alone, you'll get a core if you attack the boss at least once..

The Field Boss Schedule and Location is shown on the Skull icon below the Minimap. M.) Mercenary's Journey Click the Question Mark on your current quest to see the preview for all the quests so you can plan ahead. O.) Dungeons Dungeons are self-explanatory just do them daily. For Equipment Dungeon's Varnish Selector reward, always pick the Accessory Varnish since it's hard to find level up materials for accessories. Eisenhasad's Blessing (the one that you get daily for being online for 60 minutes) works on the Extraction Dungeon when you extract plants. Just get 20 of any color ASAP and do something else. Its better to use your Hot Time with an efficient party of 5 (preferrably clan ). Don't use Red Gems to extend, as it is not worth it. There are better ways to spend Red Diamonds. P.) Clan an active clan with the same goals as you are. With an active clan you'll always be grinding when you're asleep or away and you'll always have a party for field bosses. Proof of Blood and Red Starstones drop from specific Elite Dungeon Monsters and are used to donate to your clan. PoBs give twice as much points compared to Adena Daily so get your clan together and farm! You can donate 1200 PoBs per person daily. Always purchase the Soul Crystal Box (Three per Week), Elixir Essence Box (Daily), Varnish Box (Daily), Enhancement Scroll Box (Three per Week), High-Grade Equipment Box (Three per Month), High-Grade Material Box (Three per Month) from the Clan Shop. Q.) Grinding If you read everything above, the most the most efficient way to progress your character is to have the following conditions met: 1.) Be lucky (optional). Get an R or SR weapon on your first draw if you bought gems. If you're not lucky, you'll get a free S weapon as a Level 30 Completion Reward. 2.) Have your basic skills as low level as possible, level 3 at most. 3.) You have started looking out for MP Regen Rate Soul Crystals. 4.) Be in an active Clan. Play with Friends. 5.) Purchase the Starter Pack and the Daily Adena & Diamond Bundles (Optional) And here's what you need in an ideal day: 1.) 1,200 PoBs and 75,000 Adena to donate to your Clan. 2.) 5 Quest Scrolls. Use your A scrolls as a priority but 5 Bs is good enough at lower levels. Farming 125 C Scrolls to turn into 5 A Scrolls takes way too much time. You can actually buy A Scrolls but you

won't be gaining any Adena from that. Getting A Scrolls by farming at level 60 til probably level 80 since you'll be spending more time farming the field. 3.) 100 Red Diamonds to reset the Daily Dungeon. Although take note that you might not need to reset some of the dungeons like the Weapon Upgrade Stone. 4.) 30 Red Diamonds to gain extra access to Arena Twice. Things to : 1.) If you don't have a good weapon and you're not a ranged character, you won't be getting too much from crowded places because the mobs respawn all over and they die so fast. Get your Clan to help you out when this happens. Party up and farm PoBs with your clan mates! 2.) Use Soulshots on field bosses and when you're having trouble with the main quest and Tower of Insolence. You're always given plenty every day so don't worry about running out of Soulshots. Just be sure to keep at least 1k in case of emergency. 3.) Grinding mobs up to at most 15 levels below you is still fine. The most important factor in grinding is to spend the least amount of resources while gaining the most. I would never recommend grinding against higher level mobs unless it is an Elite Dungeon mob and you have party with you or there is a mob train. 4.) In the end, this is just a game. You don't have to force yourself to grind at all. Just take your time and do all the daily quests every day. 5.) to enjoy the game and don't be pressured! The best thing you will gain are the new friends that you will encounter along the way! While there may be other places that I haven't been to yet, here are some of the best places to grind : Lv 14 Red Fox (West Talking Island) - Drops Red Rouse Cores. Grind this place overnight when you're stuck. Lv 24 Malevolent Skeleton Archer (Gludin Highway) - Drops Moretti Cores & Quest Scrolls. Grind this place overnight when you're stuck. Lv 25 Arachne (Elven Ruins Catacomb 1) - Mob train. Drops PoBs and Arachne Core. Lv 35 Shaper (Elven Ruins Catacomb 2) - Mob train. Drops PoBs and Necross Core. Lv 36 Ant Soldier Larva (Ant Nest Catacomb 1) - Mob train. Drops Reaver Core. Lv 46 Ant Soldier (Ant Nest Catacomb 1) Party spot. Lv 50 Ant Captain (Ant Nest Catacomb 1) - Party spot. Drops PoBs and Ant Nest Foreman Core. Lv 54 Ant Larva (Ant Nest Catacomb 2) - Mob train. Fields of Dion is when you start to actually feel the effect of your hard work. Enchantment Scrolls, Maphr's Protection, and A gear starts dropping more frequently. Monster Cores also become a byproduct of your field grinding. Lv 62 Baroque & Breka Orc Ranger - Drops Baroque Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 66 Screash & Leto Lizardman Shaman - Drops Screash Core & Quest Scrolls.

Lv 70 Breka Orc Infiltrator - Drops Bulc Core & Quest Scrolls. And now we're back to Elite Dungeons. Lv 78 Ant Soldier Royal Guard (Ant Nest Catacomb 2) - Mob train & party spot. Drops PoBs and Ant Nest Royal Guard Captain Core. Lv 84 Mordeo (Cruma Tower Floor 2) - First spot after the entrance. Lots of people AFK here. Lv 94 Master Mordeo & Mordeo's Guard (Cruma Tower Floor 2) - Mob train. There's always at least one party here and a few randoms at any given time. If you can hit hard by yourself and you can take a few hits, you can probably get away as a level 70 here. Drops Master Mordeo Core. Lv 100 Mordeo's Mirror Image (Cruma Tower Floor 2) - Drops PoBs. Lv 104 Susceptor Prime (Cruma Tower Floor 2) - Drops Serbo Prime Core & PoBs. For Cruma Swamp, there is only worthwhile codex to grind here due to the abundance of its spawn. Lv 84 Swamp Killer - Drops Morgan Core & Quest Scrolls. Next up is Summit of Dissonance. You'll be staying here for a while because there are a lot of good Codex monsters here. Lv 90 Black Leopard - Drops Summit Attacker & Quest Scrolls. Lv 90 Tanor Sentinel - Drops Tartan Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 94 Kankoon's Elite Soldier - Drops Thaartan Core & Quest Scrolls. The last map for this patch is Shrieking Hallows so try to complete all the Codex monsters here. Lv 104 Tortured Mandragora - Drops Screamer Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 104 Dicor of Sorrow - Drops Flora Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 112 Resurrected Specter - Drops Cowboy Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 112 Doom Servant - Drops Jonadan Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 112 Ominous Willow - Drops Shrieking Treant Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 116 Nerkas Necromancer - Drops Balthazar Core & Quest Scrolls. Lv 116 Relentless Specter - Drops Seamstress Core & Quest Scrolls. Cruma Tower Floor 3 Lv 112 Validus Guard - Drops Grezo Core. Lv 120 Deranged Meforde - Drops PoBs. Lv 128 Rorka - Drops Magnus Core & PoBs. R.) Arena Make sure you win five times a day for max honor rewards. Paying 10 and 20 Red Diamonds for a sixth and seventh attempt daily is worth it to speed up your Honor Ranks. S.) Trading Post

Sell every tradable Upgrade & Enhance Material that you get at the Trading Post. Rare Skill Scrolls also sell for a good amount as well as Maphr's Protection. I'll get more in depth on what to do with tradable equipment in a future update. T.) Settings Take advantage of the Auto-Battle Radius to keep your party together. Setting your auto Potions to 0% will not consume any potion no matter what. Set Auto Loot to B when you're planning to leave your character to grind for extended periods of time. U. Author's Notes This guide will always be a work in progress. I'll add in more as I progress through the game. Shoutout to my Clan Starlight @ Aden 01. Thank you for reading!