Train an Adventurer HOW?

damsel1988

I have done all the crafting type training up to level 15 of 'Leadership" and every four or so levels you get to train a type that is higher than the previous one, i.e. Train a footman, you have 4 guards make one footman.

Now I get to level 15 and I need to train an Adventurer. Except, the requirement is to take 4 men of arms to train one Adventurer. BUT, there is nowhere to train a man of arms!!!

So how are you supposed to do this?

kd0frg

man at arms are only available out of a box of some sort, thats all i know

charononus

These are higher quality people that come only from proffession packs from the zen store or the one quest in the neverdeath graveyard. They are not required for normal use only to complete tasks quicker.

ucanthandle

The rarer profession assets are acquired through profession packs and the like. You can do all tasks with a footman, the only difference is the ones through profession packs speed up the time and the other assets give higher quality, which you will need on other professions if you want to make gemmed shirt/pants.

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echokazul

The Man At Arms (green), Adventurer (blue), and Hero (Purple) are all the same thing as the Footman. The only difference is, they give speed bonuses, so you finish tasks earlier. They come from the Leadership and professions boxes that come from lockboxes and the zen market.

sockmunkey

There is a exceedingly tiny chance that if you upgrade a rank 2 asset into a rank 3 you can get a green asset instead. So you try to make enough guards into footmen, you might get a man-at-arms.

rashylewizz

Just buy one from the auction house

imit8r

sockmunkey wrote: »

There is a exceedingly tiny chance that if you upgrade a rank 2 asset into a rank 3 you can get a green asset instead. So you try to make enough guards into footmen, you might get a man-at-arms.

This is an urban myth, and frankly one of the better ones.

ambisinisterr

imit8r wrote: »

This is an urban myth, and frankly one of the better ones.

It is not, actually. There is a chance when upgrading Tier 2 to Tier 3 that it will be a Man-At-Arms.

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bioshrike

damsel1988 wrote: »

I have done all the crafting type training up to level 15 of 'Leadership" and every four or so levels you get to train a type that is higher than the previous one, i.e. Train a footman, you have 4 guards make one footman.

Now I get to level 15 and I need to train an Adventurer. Except, the requirement is to take 4 men of arms to train one Adventurer. BUT, there is nowhere to train a man of arms!!!

So how are you supposed to do this?

There are only ever 3 "tiers" of profession workers. In the case of leadership, those are mercenary, guard, and footman. The men at arms, adventurers, and heroes, are all equivalent to footmen in regards to the tier of task they can perform, only they provide speed bonuses. You never need to run any of the tasks that require these latter 3 types of leadership workers, and said workers typically only come from the leadership booster and asset packs in the Zen store. I personally have never seen 4 guards produce a man at arms, so I cannot comment on that possibility.

Rest assured, however, that you can run any task of significance, from leadership, with just footmen.

sockmunkey

ambisinisterr wrote: »

It is not, actually. There is a chance when upgrading Tier 2 to Tier 3 that it will be a Man-At-Arms.

Yes, this has actually been confirmed by the Dev's. It is, very much true. I'm sure someone with excellent search-fu can even provide the actual quote.

antovaras

imit8r wrote: »

This is an urban myth, and frankly one of the better ones.

It's happened once for me and three times for my daughter (RNG loves her)