Is there a way to level 60+ without doing the same quests over and over?

alphamega

I can't stand the repetitiveness I've found after hitting level 60. It wasn't like this before. Once you hit 60 you could do sharandar and icewind dale, along with epic dungeons. Now when you hit 60, you just have to do the same quests over and over again for DAYS to get to 70. Am I missing something? I don't like doing the same thing over and over again day in and day out (Dungeons are fine, I mean questing) . I don't want to do all these daily quests JUST so I can do more daily quests for boons and such once I get to 70.

dufisto

not really. gotta grind vigilance tasks to effectively lvl from 60-70. you could do it in foundry but it'll take forever.

darkstarrfoff

If you are in a guild the daily dungeon quest you can get at the stronghold gives pretty good XP. On my 63 OP it gives around 58k XP with my IIRC ~30% XP bonus.

skalt112

After 60 , grind is all you have, for the rest of your neverwinter experience.

kreatyve

On PC, sure. You can do lots of Foundry quests. Like do every single Foundry quest that's ever been featured, and see if that gives you enough XP.

suicidalgodot

...alternative way:

Level up your Leadership. All standard tasks award some, some rare ones a wee more XP. And all the while level another char or three to 60...

...though "fast" wouldn't be the proper word to decribe your progress.

Foundries are your best bet, I think.

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zebular

You can now add more quests to the mix by doing the Dwarf King quest-line that unlock at level 60. They give pretty decent XP, especially if wearing XP boosting runes, boosters, and gear. So, unless you already had Sharandar, Dread Ring, Well of Dragons, and Icewind Dale unlocked prior to the change, you have: Tyranny of Dragons Dailies, Stronghold Dailies, Elemental Evil Dailies, Dwarf King Quest-line, Foundry, and Leadership. I do believe you can gain some from PvP but it's too minimal to be worth it unless you want to PvP a lot.

I suggest to slot your highest ranking Azure Enchantments in all of your utility slots and even look into buying the Inscribed Garments (20% exp boost total) from the Zen Shop and wear them when you go to turn in your completed quests, at the least. Keep them on the whole time to gain maximum benefits from killing mobs. They're account wide and the stats scale to your level, so they're quite worth it in my opinion.

silverkelt

The fastest way is still just slamming reclamation rock quests over and over.. then around 69 you can do spinward and mostly hit level cap and your weapon at the same time.

buy some cheap lvl 60 belts/neck artifact if you can, put in more Silver enchants in them.

SURE there are other things you can do, but its just going to end up extended it.

The only thing past 60 even remotely interesting is spinward. Its actually kind of a REALLY neat zone they made.

Too bad they just didnt leave experience like it used to, NEVER release the 2 other "new" zones and just made spinward. We all wouldve been happier.

mafoi1515

silverkelt said:

The fastest way is still just slamming reclamation rock quests over and over.. then around 69 you can do spinward and mostly hit level cap and your weapon at the same time.

buy some cheap lvl 60 belts/neck artifact if you can, put in more Silver enchants in them.

SURE there are other things you can do, but its just going to end up extended it.

The only thing past 60 even remotely interesting is spinward. Its actually kind of a REALLY neat zone they made.

Too bad they just didnt leave experience like it used to, NEVER release the 2 other "new" zones and just made spinward. We all wouldve been happier.

Well, I liked most Fiery Pit... but must agree with Spinward too, played yesterday and had some fun with totally "random new players"... for short time game felt same as it was over two years ago.

LEveling up to 70, did just main char, others comes there when leadership EXP -gain fills them up... too much repeats.

instynctive

Not really, and you'd better get used to it. Once you hit 70, it's the same thing.

This is why I always encourage new players to take their time and explore and have fun with the pre-level 60 stuff. After that.. it's all kind of the same.