Fastest way is to actively follow a commander while using exp boost and other Boosters that increase the gain. Only in borderlands, not edge though. Alternatively, gain max participation, either follow a commander or solo some camps. Then go to the ruins in the borderlands and just cap them.
Leveling. Level cap in Guild Wars 2 is 80. After you reach level 80, every level gained grants you one spirit shard (a token for buying stuff from the Mystic Forge). If you have purchased the first expansion, Heart of Thorns, after level 80, any XP you earn goes into Masteries (see above). Your main goal as you start the game is to reach the
Crafting is. You can get from 1-80 solely by craftng if you have enough gold. (each level 400 craft gives ~10 levels) The secret is to never crafting something you already know how to craft UNLESS it's really cheap for the sake of powerleveling. (as in the case of Artificer potions and food) always be discovering.
In order to level up Scribe, you need to belong to a guild which has upgrades unlocked. Your best bet is to join a large guild like the ViP or TTS guild alliances. How Scribe Crafting Works. Scribe is different from other crafting disciplines in several ways. For one thing, you can only craft from the scribing stations in a guild hall.
There’s 2 meanings behind fast. There’s the most efficient exp/hour method that people brought up below. But a lot of the have caps or down periods in between. For example, even if fractals gives exp, you have to spend time forming groups and waiting.

Posted April 14, 2022. A couple of the suggestions here do indeed give the best way to level up. Use exp buffs and look for an open tag with a big enough group to cap everything from supply camps to keeps. The third ingredient is time. The more you play, the more you will rank up.

swirlwind 3 yr. ago. Step 1: Max out on XP boosters. Use food, utility, banners, any additional boosters you might have lying around and don't forget the one you get from the guild hall for free. Step 2: Go to a map that gives the kind of XP you need, so HoT maps for HoT mastery and PoF for PoF mastery. Two reasons: 1 - increases Power (+10 power per trait point = more damage) 2 - Unlock Forceful Explosives: larger explosion radius. This means you can aggro any number of monsters you want and they will get hit by your bombs. 300 -500 damage per hit at lower levels is a hell of lot. Give it a try. Congratulations on successfully making a character in under 20 hours level 20. Your first time can take between 3-4 hours depending on how well you no the game. This that are helpful: 1. Mercenary heroes (they really make it easy and quick you shouldn't need more than 3) 2. Friends level 20 that are willing got help.

Intro. There are only two known ways in the universe to level a mesmer without wanting to hang yourself by your toenails by level 10. They're squishy at low levels moreso than most classes, don't kill as fast or feel as visceral (as, say, thieves or warriors) and hence harder to level, don't outgrow that till around 50-60, and don't actually

Ascalonian Catacombs – Path 3, closely followed by Path 1. Most players avoid Path 2. Caudecus Manor – Path 2 can be very fast but most people run Path 1 and avoid Path 3. Twilight Arbor – “Up” Path, closely followed by “Forward, Forward”. Sorrows Embrace – Path 1 and Path 3 are very fast. People avoid Path 2.
Yeah, explore and map-complete (not just hearts). Do events along the way - lots of xp. Along the way you will not only get solid xp, but you will see some amazing scenery, experience the lore and atmosphere (if you pay attention), and get embroiled in a wide variety of encounters with a wide variety of foes, teaching you a good bit about the game itself and how best to play your characters.
Do the arena event in the training grounds (every 10 min, has a timer that you can see on the top right corner when you enter the arena) to get an XP buff for doing stuff in the training grounds, then complete the heart (to which the event contributes). From the completed-heart vendor, you can buy another XP buff.
This was not my experience. I tried to level some crafting and the stuff I could make was not nearly as good as what I got in drops nor did I have the gold or the time on my first character to grind up crafting levels high enough to reach the top end where crafting gear makes sense compared with the endless flood of perfectly good gear available on the TP. Use the "normal guide" sections to have a more economical training method. As has been mentioned, gw2crafts.net - basically just buy the stuff, craft what it says to craft - boom max craft ~40 mins or so. That being said, if you can stack crafting boosters to make it cost quite a bit less, but also makes it harder to follow the guides.
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This speed level forces you to plan 2-3 sequential steps ahead and if you have an enemy tracking you can randomize your movements by using the waypoints of all the maps. This will also force the enemy to counter your sequence in a predictable manner of which will enable you to track them.
/r/GuildWars2 is the primary community for Guild Wars 2 on Reddit. Also, use a crafting boost if you have one, to level up the crafting profession faster.
ARSoulSin. • 5 yr. ago. 10 reward tracks on PvP and WvW should take 1 or 2 weeks for a casual player for lvl 80. On pure PvE it depends a lot. Without abusing dungeons I would prolly take 3 or 4 weeks for lvl 80. If you can abuse dungeons, even if carried, it wouldn't take more than 2 weeks.
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