Figure out the fastest way you can get experience in your setup. You’ll learn things like how 5 characters in a group is actually less experience than having 6 as well as some creative ways to use this information.

You don’t have to box an insane number of characters like I do to use this information. I was able to rapidly collect this data because I box so many characters so that others who don’t want to or can’t can benefit from the data without having to guess.

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To do this I eliminated every variable except the level of the character I was testing. I was able to gather experience data from level 51 to 65 while killing the exact same level mobs in the exact same zone to come up with ratios and eliminate all possible variables from zone experience modifiers or killing mobs higher or lower level.

The results are that no matter where you decide to level at you can expect consistent results and you can expect the exact same results I got if you use the areas I tested in the video.

The reason I conducted this test is because I’ve always heard people tell me to stop at level 51 and knock out a bunch of AA because it’s the fastest. Not only did I find this to be not true, but it was actually the worst point to gather AA if you are power leveling in a group damage shield format or playing in a group.

If you paid for power leveling services or you are being power leveled solo your results may vary. This was tested assuming the mobs would always con red to the character you are power leveling.

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This means that although the chain Enchanter Stun power leveling method will work for all those areas exceptionally well, we are not going to require you to box multiple enchanters to power level and instead you’ll be able to keep an array of characters as long as you have a damage shield coming from preferably a druid.

While most people don’t keep Druids in their 6 or 12 box groups as a regular, I do highly recommend picking up a 7th or 13th account and maxing a Druid just for the sake of bringing up new characters or changing your DPS setup as the expansions unlock.

There will be eras where Mages are cool, then everyone wants a Ranger, and then a Berserker, and you may have a bunch of other characters you want to add to your multi-box as your 6-12 boxed character requirements change each expansion.

If you’re offering power leveling services to others as a full-time gig, you’ll probably want to bring up multiple enchanters to do chain stun power leveling however having a druid at max level can also help you power level these enchanters and it will also allow you to sell power leveling services effectively without the enchanters.

Having said that, it is highly recommended you have at least 3 high level characters to power level with for the following reasons but you can try to sub as you please:

1. Druid – Damage Shield and Heals
2. Paladin – Resurrection, Tank, and Heals
3. Bard – Damage shield that stacks with Druids, mana/health regeneration, and AoE Slows/Snares

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For the rest of us, there’s just having as many pcs as you want to run for characters. This can be expensive or rather inexpensive depending on how you go about this, however, the biggest issue you’ll have is managing 6-18 pcs yourself and controlling your characters.

In the video below you get a walkthrough of my setup that I use to box 14-15 characters with room to add. I cover equipment, software, and some configuration.

I made this video because on the Everquest Progression Servers it is actually hard to get a group to catch up if you don’t start on the server when it releases. Other reasons are this will make it easier for you to farm things, get exp, and do other things at your own time and pace.

No more waiting for an hour to find a group and then waiting for an hour to find a replacement for that group when you only have 30 minutes to play. Simply log on, do your thing, and log off.

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