Hey,

I saw my partner looking at some games like this in a video. So I signed up for this one because it caught my eye and he thought I'd like it over the other ones. I'm not a 'gamer' in any sense of the word. I don't use computers much at all. Mostly just here messing around when he's not using the computer for work or something or other.

What exactly do I do?

I've figured out how to do basic things. But there must be more efficient ways to do them, and certain activities to focus on. Right?

Thanks,

Dave

@Dave There are lots of things to do! Campaign is a good start, so is following the activity suggestions at the top of the page, as they give you money.

Thanks for the reply, officiallytox,

I've done a few of the activities today, and tried out all the professions, and the Campaign mode. I'm liking Campaign mode, it's something I can do while doing something else.

Would anyone happen to know if focusing on leveling alone would be an achievable goal? I'm not much into the color morph breeding stuff, but this light combat thing and exploring is pretty fun.

@Dave Be sure to tag when you reply to others, otherwise we won't see the posts! I just happened to look back in this thread because I'm nosy.

Leveling is achievable as a goal, yes! I'm planning on maxing out all my perma wolves in my den.

The best way to go about campaign is to use one wolf and their familiar (Furmus are boss) to level that wolf up one at a time. Changing a wolf puts them on a 15 minute timer where they can't be added or removed.

If you want a tip that I discovered for leveling (this may not be the best way to do this but it seemed smart to me), then I would do the quests in all four regions until you have four of them to turn in, equip five wolves to your team, turn all your quests in (You'll get the same experience on all five wolves), then wait out the fifteen minutes and put together your one-wolf-one-familiar team again and do it again. It's a bit annoying to wait out the 15 minutes, BUT you'll get SO much experience on wolves you aren't actively leveling when you turn in your quests.

The reason you want to do only one wolf and their familiar is because of food. You'll only get enough food in the campaign to sustain one wolf's stamina bar and sometimes not even enough for that. Familiars don't eat, which makes them a free second fighter. Darkspine's first sword is a great place to grind at level one on up, you get two packs of level one and level two mobs that are fairly easy to take down. I usually stay there until about level six, and then move to Icerun's second sword to fight the packs of three owls.

I hear the best run for money is the third sword of goldsea with two kits + two furmus, but that's two mouths to feed.

BTW, 10 is max level for wolf and familiar.

Thanks for the tip about tagging, @officiallytox , I wasn't sure if it was rude here. And thanks for the location and party information. I'll make good use of that.

hi @Dave! welcome to Lorwolf. ^^ you've got an answer already, remember too that the game is what you make it as well. there's no right or wrong way to play it, you'll find things you enjoy and will stick to doing and that's what matters. :)

I hope you'll have fun here, good to have you here with us. <3