Walk the Great, Forgotten Road in <Auld Lang Syne>

[Sahazar]

Loving this experience so far! 27 Erudite Paladin.

If you are thinking about it but not sure I recommend making a new character to try it out!

[gkmarino]

From the guild charter: "Crafted trade skill items are not subject to a level restriction."

Please read the Guild Charter to see if you might be interested.

A few tips from me.

1. Accept the struggle, relish in the difficulty, JOIN! It's super fun, we need more members and it brings the challenges and accomplishments of the low level adventure. You can actually seek out low level quests that will benefit you with rewards, and guild members will be willing to help you. That EverQuest 1999 feeling is arriving at a dock near you.

2. Since crafted trade skill items are not subject to a level restriction, you can have a Tailor or Blacksmith get you suited up in some silk, cured silk, or banded armor once you have the plat to purchase or items to trade.

3. You can also purchase a Forged Weapon from a Blacksmith before you can afford a combine weapon, highly suggested! You don't want to be swinging that rusty/tarnished weapon for 15 levels do you?

Definitely farm those bone chips, spider silks, spiderling silks, and High Quality Bear Pelts! You can sell or trade those to guild members for items of like value.

[Aokarasu]

Due to my work schedule, I am typically on after work in the mornings (so, around 6:30 a.m., EST), and late at night/overnight on weekends (Friday and Saturday). What sort of numbers do you typically have on at that time?

[Nahame]

Originally Posted by Aokarasu [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I am typically on after work in the mornings (so, around 6:30 a.m., EST), and late at night/overnight on weekends (Friday and Saturday). What sort of numbers do you typically have on at that time?

Hi Aokarasu, I can't say how many membres we have online at around 6:30 EST, but we have quite a few people online at night/overnight Friday and Satursday. No worries.

It definitively is a nice guild to be part of, one where members will applaud when you get that first magic weapon or finish an obscure quest. Everyone in the guild that I've had the pleasure to group with were fun , helpful and dedicated.

If you just joined P199, this is a great guild for you! If you are a veteran and feel like trying something new and challenging yourself, Auld Lang Syne is also the place to be.

See you around in Norrath,