Single player quests

Thagathi · 25-02-2008, 02:14 PM

I'm still new to D&D . I'd like to see more quests that just 1 player could handle ... where you dont need any specific class/race etc to get you through ..... like the first couple quests you do when starting .

Just a suggestion from a noob

Vistella · 25-02-2008, 02:27 PM

you can solo almost all quests up to lvl6 (those have a solo mode) if you take your time

and u can solo many other quests too, which dont have the solo option, depending on your build and how you interact with the game

so no need for singleplayer quests

lg
Vis

Ondal · 25-02-2008, 03:06 PM

No please, stop wasting time revisiting old quests with solo options.

Poopy Pants · 25-02-2008, 03:42 PM

The solo difficulty is actually available for most quests up to level 6 as far as I remember - including taming the flames!

Once you get to those levels you can really just run the older adventures "solo" on normal or hard difficulty for a challenge. When you get even better equipment you can then solo stuff on much higher levels. I read of people who soloed "The Pit" at even level (not something I could do but you can find your own similar challenges!)

kingkillar · 25-02-2008, 10:33 PM

It has been suggested brfore and got shot down then and will probly happen this time aswell

Thagathi · 26-02-2008, 05:35 AM

I've tried most quests under lvl 5 solo . A few of them I got my @$$ handed to me ... hehe . I'm lvl 7 now ..... but want to be able to do new quests / explore new areas. I've done most low lvl solo quests a couple times and not keen to do them again especially the quests lvl 1 to 3 .... and I'm guessing long time D&D players are sick of re-doing most "low lvl " quests .

Some times its a bit of a mission to join a party/guild ..... mainly during the week . Weekends are great . More people online with more free time .

Sir Aggravator · 26-02-2008, 08:42 AM

yup the problem is really that if you want to do something solo then it helps to know what quests you can manage - which for new players is not that obvious.
I can offer some advice for new solo quests...
For solo players there are also wilderness areas. You can have a look at "searing heights" in the marketplace.
Probably suggest also Tangleroot (splinterskull in house P). Theres quite a few quests in House D (3 Barrel Cove) which many players overlook. The Fire caves and Garl's tomb (solo option) could be done solo as a level 7 player if done slowly (and being well prepared - practice will tell you what you need to bring

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25-02-2008, 02:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
Thagathi Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: South Africa Posts: 33	Single player quests I'm still new to D&D . I'd like to see more quests that just 1 player could handle ... where you dont need any specific class/race etc to get you through ..... like the first couple quests you do when starting . Just a suggestion from a noob

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25-02-2008, 03:42 PM	#4 (permalink)
Poopy Pants Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: In a galaxy far far away Posts: 599	The solo difficulty is actually available for most quests up to level 6 as far as I remember - including taming the flames! Once you get to those levels you can really just run the older adventures "solo" on normal or hard difficulty for a challenge. When you get even better equipment you can then solo stuff on much higher levels. I read of people who soloed "The Pit" at even level (not something I could do but you can find your own similar challenges!) __________________ "Certainty of death, small chance for success, what are we waiting for?" Latest DDO Client download location Phoopy - bard

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26-02-2008, 08:42 AM	#7 (permalink)
Sir Aggravator Greater Dragonmark of Making Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Scheming in my Fortress of Solitude Posts: 3,096	yup the problem is really that if you want to do something solo then it helps to know what quests you can manage - which for new players is not that obvious. I can offer some advice for new solo quests... For solo players there are also wilderness areas. You can have a look at "searing heights" in the marketplace. Probably suggest also Tangleroot (splinterskull in house P). Theres quite a few quests in House D (3 Barrel Cove) which many players overlook. The Fire caves and Garl's tomb (solo option) could be done solo as a level 7 player if done slowly (and being well prepared - practice will tell you what you need to bring ). __________________ VoD, ToD now ZoD! AGGddo on youtube The DM of The Rings Agger / Aggerson

26-02-2008, 05:35 AM	#6 (permalink)
Thagathi Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: South Africa Posts: 33	I've tried most quests under lvl 5 solo . A few of them I got my @$$ handed to me ... hehe . I'm lvl 7 now ..... but want to be able to do new quests / explore new areas. I've done most low lvl solo quests a couple times and not keen to do them again especially the quests lvl 1 to 3 .... and I'm guessing long time D&D players are sick of re-doing most "low lvl " quests . Some times its a bit of a mission to join a party/guild ..... mainly during the week . Weekends are great . More people online with more free time .

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