This is often in part to experienced players of very high levels concentrating their efforts on their main toon, rather than spending time building a new toon from scratch or 'assisting' someone in building a new toon. We felt there was a need for information on this topic so we have written a guide that should help those new to the concept of power leveling. Well, simply put, its a LEGAL technique used to accellerate the speed at which one's character (toon) increases in level. Although the definition of power levleing is simple, the actual act of performing power levleing effectively is much more complex than many players understand.

It is important to note before we get too far into details, that there will be those that disagree with the methods described in this guide. Some will say this guide is the best thing they have seen since high speed internet. Others will say its ok, but there are better methods. Power levleing is not difficult if you are an experienced boxer, but even boxers that play 4 toons at once have been known to say they prefer not to box when power levleing.I'm sure there are better methods on how to power leveling a toon out there, but since there appears to be an absence of any kind for a strategy or guide on the internet about it, we took it upon ourselves to share our experiences on the topic of power leveling.

First off, it is important (not necessary but strongly suggested) that you do not power levleing solo (boxing). Unless you are a pro at boxing, don't try to power levleing solo. Find a friend or hire someone in your guild or online to perform these services for you. However if you are in need of some assistance, I guess offering another toon of a higher level some platinum or items for their time would be considered fair. You'll find that there are many players out there that will offer this, especially if they are your friends, for free. All parties must know their job and should also know the other person's job so they know what to expect and can identify problems when they arise before things get out of hand, leaving players buying soulstones (rezzes).