Rift Leveling Guide Review
March 17th 2011 Posted at Rift Guide - A Review
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I scouted around the Internet for the perfect Rift Guide and purchased several, I found the worst & best guides. You can view my post on How to Decide Which Rift Leveling Guide Is Best For You, to see specifics on how I compared the worst and best Guides.
Lets start with the Good news first. The most complete Guide that I found that will not only help you with Rift Leveling, but it will help you with your character builds, and the guide even covers the Rifts themselves. If you don’t want to read on, you can take a look at the Xerxes Ultimate Rift Mastery Guide Here, trust me it’s the best use of your money for the most complete Guide I’ve seen for Rift Planes of Telara.
Xerxes doesn’t fall short when it comes to leveling either a Guardian or a Defiant, it covers both! Bad news for Kalmars Guide, which only covers the Guardian Leveling. I can’t stress enough what a waste of money Kalmars Guide was, I purchased this only to discover that it has who you go to for your quests and where you go to complete the quest and to whom you go to turn in the quest. And Maps only in the first few levels showing the locations mentioned in the quest guide.
While other Guides fall short, Xerxes follows through so far as to help you actually survive through your game, giving you tips and tricks to surviving the creatures. And the Guide even helps out with your build, you decide, do you want a leveling build (for the fastest leveling) or do you want a character that powns in PVP? He has builds for each character class, Warrior, Rogue, Mage or Cleric and tells you which build works best for which goal.
Some of the other Guides that I purchased had advice in them that would get you banned… one recommended that you cheat, what? Excuse me? Buy gold, bot your character or pay to have someone level you? Why? Where is the fun in these cheats? I don’t want to have invested so much money and time into a game just to be banned, no not this girl. I guess I have been playing games (and assisted as a volunteer Game Sage in a game) long enough to know better and I will not even listen to those scams and risk losing Rift as my gaming entertainment.
In conclusion, I love Xerxes Guide, I am sick of the cookie cutter Guides out there that don’t update over time or make you pay for the updates, Xerxes Guide has absolutely free updates. Xerxes, will keep updating his Guide as the game changes, this is his job after all! Good to see this, most of the Guides out there are not only love ‘em and leave ‘em but they take your money and run the other way leaving you to guess as things in game change over time. I have also found other Guides that are recommended by my Guild Mates and those can be located on my Recommended Guide Links page, just in case you want to look around some more… but I would say, don’t even bother, I found the very best Rift Leveling Guide, Xerxes Rift Mastery Guide.
I hope that this has helped someone out there seeking the fastest way to level possible for their Characters, I know that it’s difficult and a bit overwhelming looking at all those sites out there and all the Guides. Maybe I will see you in game… if you want to keep up with me, get Xerxes Guide now and be the best you can be in Rift and enjoy fast leveling or winning at PVP as a result.

Here are the attributes that I looked for in a Guide, as I compared them… I shall list them out with the worst of the Guides that I bought and The very best guide.
While starting up a new character in Rift, and exploring the Dark Side (namely the Defiance Faction), I found some people that were really getting frustrated with some aspects of being a new player in Rift. It seems that some of them never considered, until now, picking up 
I was fortunate enough to have had a VIP Key in my possession for testing out the game Rift PoT (Rift Planes of Telara) and as thrilling as this new game was to me, I had past experiences dancing in my head. I didn’t want to have the same problems I did in the past with Rift leveling. My past experiences with most the games I’ve played were that I was behind all my friends and I felt like I was a burden as in order to keep up with them they needed to party up with me and take me by the hand to help me level my characters. Nothing like feeling your depending on someone to log into the game when you do or be stuck doing what everyone else does grind away the best you know how.
