This guide covers essential tips on daily activities, gear progression, morphs, guild benefits, and more, so you can start strong.

1. Daily Content – Flexible, Not Mandatory

In many MMOs, daily activities expire if you skip them, creating “use it or lose it” pressure. Throne and Liberty works differently.

• Daily activities such as Party Dungeons, Open World Dungeons, and Daily Quests use currencies that carry over if unused.
• This means you can save them for another day if you’re busy, without losing progress.
• However, don’t let currencies hit their cap — spend some regularly to avoid waste.

2. Party (Co-Op) Dungeons

Co-Op Dungeons come in three tiers: 1-Star, 2-Star, and 3-Star.

• Entry is free, but opening the final chest costs Dimensional Contract Tokens:
• Each day at reset, you receive 900 Token I and 2× 900 Token II.
• Use the Party Board or Matchmaking to find groups.
• These dungeons are a great source of ores for crafting gear upgrades.

3. Open World Dungeons

These are public zones where parties can fight tougher enemies for better loot.

• Kills here consume Abyssal Contract Tokens.
• Once you run out, mobs won’t drop loot or give EXP/Sollant.
• Tokens replenish daily, and you can earn more from other activities.
• Cap: 40,000 tokens — avoid maxing out by spending regularly.

4. Daily Quests – Resistance Contracts

• You start each day with 10 Contract Rights and can store up to 69.
• Each daily quest (“Resistance Contract”) costs 1 Contract Right.
• While leveling, you’ll earn extra Rights — make sure to complete at least 10 before the first reset.
• Rewards include Rare Polished Crystals and Rare Parchments, which are essential for progression.
• Maximum rewards are at Level 50–55 contracts.

5. Gear Progression

Early gear upgrading is straightforward but requires planning:

• Focus on two weapons first, and work toward a third only once you have solid gear and a good build.
• Upgrade all armor evenly at the start to get the most out of Growthstones.
• Precious Growthstones (Weapon, Armor, Accessory) are the main upgrade items.

🔸 Early Growthstone Farming Tips

• Taedel’s Tower – Complete all floors after reaching Level 50. Use weekly Allied Resistance Forces Contract Scrolls for bonus rewards.
• Dungeons – Both Co-Op and Open World versions drop ores for crafting Growthstones.
• Exploration Codex – Grants Special Resistance Medals for purchasing progression materials.
• Resistance Contracts – Reward ores and Contract Coins for even more upgrade items.
• Collection Codex Pages – Collecting pages gives Ornate Coins for the Ornate Shop, where Growthstones are sold.

6. Morphs and Guardians

• Morphs: Special transformations with a collection system that boosts stats.
• Guardians: Combat-focused transformations with offensive or defensive effects.

7. Join a Guild Early

Even if you prefer solo play, guild membership has big benefits:

• Guild Shop – Purchase exclusive progression and sustain items.
• Private Field Boss Raids – Extra loot opportunities.
• Easier access to parties for dungeons and events.
• Guilds also participate in large-scale PvP wars and raids.

8. PvP – Optional but Rewarding

PvP in Throne and Liberty is never forced — all major events have Peaceful and PvP versions.

• Daily PvP: Dynamic Events, Dominion Battles, Guild vs. Guild events, Field Boss PvP instances.
• Night PvP: All Open World Dungeons become PvP zones during nighttime (2.5-hour cycles).
• Bi-Weekly/Bi-Monthly PvP: Riftstone War, Boonstone War, Castle Siege, Archboss PvP, Inter-Server Wars.
• If you prefer PvE, simply join the peaceful version of events.

💡 Summary of Key Tips

• Save daily currencies if you can’t play — they won’t expire, but avoid hitting caps.
• Run Co-Op Dungeons for upgrade materials and EXP.
• Use Abyssal Tokens in Open World Dungeons wisely.
• Do at least 10 Resistance Contracts daily while leveling.
• Upgrade gear evenly and farm Growthstones through multiple activities.
• Collect Morphs and Guardians for strong passive bonuses.
• Join a guild early for shop access, raids, and easier grouping.
• PvP is optional — participate if you enjoy it, skip if you don’t.