Just wondering how to obtain guild points. any helpful guides for LS feel free to link Thanks in advance

I managed to get a few guildies into LS. We're all complete noobs though and have absolutely zero idea of what we're doing so we tend to lose interest.

This post was edited by thumpr on Aug 22 2024 10:55pm

It won't allow me to go past page 100...

https://ladderslasher.d2jsp.org/index.php?g=1

and scroll down to "masterquest"

there is the explaination for how you get guild points and that you get double the points in hardcore and that you unlock new classes and if you click on the classes link in the masterquest discription you can see how many points you get for a pass or fail

for each new unlocked class the required level for masterquest increase by 2 levels

feeder classes (the ones you can select now) = lvl 71
samurai = lvl 73
paladin = lvl 75
monk = lvl 77
ninja = 79
warlock = 81
headhunter = 83
alchemist = 85



another way to get guild points would be to run + guild point maps, totems, lvl 101 or mirror maze quest; but all these option are not really relevant for a new player, except for maybe the guild point maps if you find one to buy or ingame

This post was edited by Matthi on Aug 22 2024 11:37pm

tyvm! I'll read all of this link in its entirety and get back with questions later on!

its in the first 25 posts on page one.

I will help him..
But you literally can't resist throwing shade at me ever huh?
You don't even know me and never played with me. So give it a rest and please never advocate for me. Just speak for yourself.
I have him on discord and via pm.
just pm or dm me whatever questions you have and I'd be happy to explain/answer them.

This post was edited by Outraged on Aug 23 2024 04:34am

Ok I've read all of the guides in the "Help & Guides" section for LS. I also read the "Ladder Slasher Guide For Brand New Players" post. I had no idea there was an "easy" mode

I'm now wondering If I should re roll into a fighter, now that I'm only lvl 10 and haven't progressed too much. Is the mastery quest going to be a pain for a rogue? I don't want to fail my first mastery quest because I'm a pleb on a off meta class.

This post was edited by thumpr on Aug 24 2024 11:56am

Fighter is generally a better starter class. Weapons arent as expensive (daggers can be one of the most expensive melee weapons), can use basically any armors (if going for tank, EE scales/leathers are best but most expensive). Plus, the overall starting stats are pretty much the best starting off.