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Highlevels (General Help)"Highlevels" refer to characters of level 20 and higher. Level 20+
characters differ from normal characters in the following ways:
- They only gain 5 hit points and endurance for level 21+ (None for
level 20).
- They can set their own title using "set TITLE <title>".
- Their stats can become >100.
- The 'top' level 20+ characters show up on 'legend top levellers'
To become level 20, you must first be level 19 and have enough
experience points. Then:
- Free Race characters must sail to Valinor from Grey Havens.
- Serving Free Race characters must travel to Barad-dûr from Gothmog's
camp at Pelennor fields.
- Evil Race characters must travel to Barad-dûr from Tul-Tarzhayan.
You can travel multiple times for multiple advancements. You may
also save time by traveling with enough gold for multiple advancements
at once. The structure is as follows:
- The first travel will make you level 20 and will cost you 5000 gold.
- Six subsequent travels will increase each of your statistics to
101, and each will cost you 5000 gold.
- The next travel will make you level 21 and will cost you 5000 gold.
You need to have enough experience to make this travel.
- Six subsequent travels will increase each of your statistics to
102, and each will cost you 10000 gold.
- The next travel will make you level 22 and will cost you 10000 gold.
You need to have enough experience to make this travel.
- Six subsequent travels will increase each of your statistics to
103, and each will cost you 25000 gold.
- The next travel will make you level 23 and will cost you 25000 gold.
You need to have enough experience to make this travel.
- Six subsequent travels will increase each of your statistics to
104, and each will cost you 50000 gold.
- The next travel will make you level 24 and will cost you 50000 gold.
You need to have enough experience to make this travel.
Six subsequent travels will increase each of your statistics to
105, and each will cost you 100000 gold.
It is not possible to travel any more after this point.
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