Im looking to surpass someone 20 levels ahead any way I can do this?

I'm level 55 while my friend is 75 anyways I can surpass him quickly without grinding for hours?

 

heheheh well you find a party in /pfinder that says "ember cave" or "llevigar spiders" or "flesh cave" or "herb cave" then when you join ask "do we have totems or xp bomba?" if they have stay, if they dont dont stay. then ask where they are. then go there and kill everything for 30 minutes. free 10 levels (well probs takes longer especially without xp bombs but hey)

 

Also if you want to gain xp even quicker then you can link your discord account to Wynncraft, giving you 24 hours of double xp.

 

ever heard of quests? dungeons? maybe raids (only one you could do is nest of grootslangs). I would recommend doing quests if you can. Oh, and apparently secret discoveries give a good amount of xp? "What's a secret discovery?" Look at the diamond thing in your questbook. You can see the number of secret discoveries per region. They are hidden areas that give a bit of xp and explain l o r e. Oh, and it's fun to try to find them. Don't be like me and look up all the wynn plains discoveries because you didn't know any better...

 

Uh which diamond thing exactly? I actually am wanting to do my discoveries but am dreading it

 

isn't this like a wynntils thing?
unless I've been using wynntils too long and forgot what the vanilla quest book looks like

 

Vanilla wynncraft has a diamond to see which secrets you've found, but doesn't tell you how to find the ones you haven't found.

 

clearly I haven't used the vanilla book in a while

 

grindspots! you find a party on pfinder for one level near you join it farm them out then grind higher ones you can get max levels within a day doing this!

 

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