Lineage 2 Classic 2.5 Saviors Zaken version


• Newbie Guide

As in the old chronicles, new characters begin their journey in their respective newbie villages.

Your first step is to speak with the Newbie Helper, who will provide you your first quest to kickstart your adventure.

From there, your initial task is to defeat the gremlins lurking nearby.

These creatures may drop a Blue Gemstone, a crucial item for your progression.


Once you’ve obtained the Blue Gemstone, return to the Newbie Helper to report your success and get 200 Soulshots if you are a fighter, 100 Spiritshots if you are a mystic, 5 Haste potions for novice, 5 Scrolls of escape and one Recommend, a quest item.

They will then direct you to the Grand Master, who will congratulate you on completing your first challenge. As a reward, he will provide you with additional 200 Soulshots or 100 Spiritshots, giving you a convenient and powerful boost to start your journey.

Also, dont forget to talk to the Newbie Guide in your respective Newbie Village to get additional Soulshots or Spiritshots.




• Most usefull Quests - level 10 required

By completing these quests, you’ll obtain a basic No-Grade weapon, giving you the tools you need to take your first steps into the world of Lineage 2 Classic.

These weapons may be simple, but they’re essential for building your strength and preparing for greater challenges ahead.


• Humans
For Humans, the Weapons Quest begins by speaking with the Grand Masters.
• Fighter: Sword of Solidarity.
• Mystic: Spirit of Mirrors.


• Elves
For Elves, you need to speak with Kendell.
• Fighter & Mystic: Skirmish with Orcs.


• Dark Elves
• Fighters: Spirit of Craftsman.
For Dark Elves Fighters, you need to speak with Blacksmith - Karrod.

• Mystics: Forgotten Truth.
For Dark Elves Mystics, you need to speak with Great Hierarch - Thifiell.



• Orcs
For Orcs, you need to speak with Urutu Chief - Hatos.
• Fighter & Mystic: Merciless Punishment.


• Dwarves
For Dwarves, you need to speak with Collector - Gouph.
• Fighter: Jumble, Tumble, Diamond Fuss.




• Level 10 to 20 - Recommendations

Between Level 10 and 20, we recommend two distinct approaches depending on whether you’re playing alone or in a party.



If You’re Alone:


• Hunt Strategically:

Focus on hunting monsters that match your character’s strengths and the weapon you’ve acquired. For example:

Bats in Swampland or Eyes near the Orc Village are weak to wind-based attacks, such as Wind Strike spells or bows.

Stick to open-world areas rather than dungeons, as dungeons are designed for coordinated groups and can be overwhelming for solo players.


• Complete Quests:

Quests are an excellent way to gear up your character and earn extra Adena while playing solo.

Many early-game quests reward you with No-Grade armor, or jewels and consumables, making them a valuable part of your progression.

Be sure to check with NPCs in your starting village for available quests.



If You’re in a Party:

Take advantage of dungeons and tougher areas, as teamwork allows you to tackle stronger enemies and earn better rewards.

Coordinate with your group to maximize efficiency and ensure everyone’s safety.

By choosing the right hunting spots and strategies, you’ll level up efficiently and prepare yourself for the challenges ahead. Good luck, adventurer!