Bone Chips (Kaladim)  

Best place in kaladim for skellies is beside druid rings. Also good for heals from passing druids doing there GG's. Great place for any low levels that get exp from dwarf skellies.

if you a fighter like me skeletons are easy i mean i can kill them in one hit

Well, at this moment, I'm about to liquadate my warrior (Read: Sell all his equipment) and buy stuff for a necro or magi (Can't figure out what yet). I was doing some calculating on the way to school, and this is what I found...

1) It's a much more cost efficient quest than CB Belts, which usually sell for 1pp/pair.
2) If bone chips cost 1 gp from the vendors (Actually costs around 7-8 silver, but for rounding...), and you buy 20, that costs 2pp. Now, multiply that by 8 (1 backpack), that's 16pp. Another 8 backpacks, that's 128 platinum in other words, not really that much, but you've now got 1280 bone chips, or 320 hand-in's, at much cheaper than an equivilent number of CB belts would cost. And, since I'm planning of selling all my warrior gear, I might be able to powerlevel with this to 12-14ish at least, or if the XP starts giving out, Mino horns/Lego pads. This is gonna be awesome.

Viva las personas pequenos!
(Long live the shorties!)
Vallon Zek

Read all the bs on other sites about how hard it is to level up caster caster through the newbie and lowbie ranks. I can get any character 14 in about 1 hour. By the way this does require a high level character. I personally have a Half elf ranger level 27.

Get you high char and park yourself a CB kill all the legos, you see. AT 30 a lego would hit me for about 10-20 damage per fight, THIS IS NOTHING. After 2 hours of doing this i had reached my goal, 34 lego pads. Took the six backpacks and stored them in the bank. Bought another four back packs and TPed to tox affordable at 30, stuck my camo on and got the the newbie hunting area. Man was i impressed took me about 1 1/2 hours to get my goal of 240 chips. That's 12 stacks worth. Took the boat to Qeynos and got a TP back to Butcher Block. Started up my dwarf cleric and moved him over to the hut by the chessboard. Took my ranger there and unloaded the four bags of chips, quickly logged and got them with my cleric. Who promptly went and put them in Kaladim bank. Brought Cleric back to the hut and camped him. Took ranger to bank and got teh six bags of lego pads, went to the hut and unloaded them on the floor, as well as some money 100pp for all your spells. Logged as Cleric picked up the money and bags and ran to the bank, note that this is teh most risky thing in all of the statagy as a level 1 cleric goes down fast. Arrived at back switched the pads for the bones and headed off to warrior guild. Handed them in, Bam level 7 and 1 bub. Went back got the bags of lego pads handed in all of them. And looked at my persona bar and i couldn't believe it, LEVEL 13. Raced on down too the Cleric guild bout all my spells including the level 14 ones, you WILL have enough bags. Yu will have 115 practice points. I suggest 40 in to alteration, 20 into divination, 20 into evocation and 9 into conjuration, 1 into meditate and the rest slam into 1 hb.

I also happened to get a broze morning star as reward for one turning in on the lego pads as well as picking up a Shiny Brass shield from the trainer.

Now you must get your skills up to scratch, this if done right should only take 20 mins. Stand by guards and DD yourself till your outta mana or almost dead, meditate until full mana and then heal your self up with MINOR healing it will raise your skill faster as you can cast it more often.


Well their you have it a 13 dwarf Cleric with all his spells awsome weapon slots a full set of cloth armour and A EXTREMELY TIRED WRIST.

You can use this strategy with all casters including wood elf druids and all int based casting gnomes.

Hope you have fun, i did.

Sauven Howlrunner, Rallos Zek
Ranger of the 27th season

the exp for a lvl 5/6 is real good bone chips are pretty cheap maby 5p a stack and that is 5 times so 1p a time and same amount of exp as orc belts they also stack so can carry more

Each newbie area on Faydwer has decaying skellies. Never sell the bone chips to merchants and see if you can avoid selling them to players until this quest no longer gives decent exp for your level. When you give the chips, give him 16 at a time in four groups of 4/stack. This does the quest four times in one click. I've never had a problem stacking items for a quest as long as the stack was not larger than 4.

if twinking is your game.. this is the prize..
with 7 stacks can take a lvl 1 all the way to lvl 6 in a matter of seconds.. free armor and money.. god love this stuff

Wait till lvl 5 before turning in bone chips. The reasons. You get EXP for killing them till lvl 5. In BB there is not much to kill at lvl 5. Turning in 60 or so bone chips will take you to 6 almost 7. You don't need armor till lvl 6. With all the money you get from turning in the chips, you can buy some banded armor. He gives patchwork armor swords, so between what he gives and what you buy you will be ready for the crossroads.
I am a Level 14 Dwarf Worrior
I am a Level 11 Dwarf Cleric
I am a Level 9 Dwarf Palidin

I have done the Bone chip quest in South Qeynos.
I twinked 24 stacks to a 1st level Human Mage and buy repeating the SQ bone chip quest got to half way through 6th.

I twinked 14 stacks to a 1st level Dwarf Paladin and by reapeating the North Kaladim Bone Chip Quest made I just made it into 6th.

Based on this expericense I would have to say that this quest gives the better exp. Of course I understand there are race and class exp bonouses and such that could be tainting the results.

As a Dwarf worrior, I started collecting bone chips and held them till I stopped getting EXP from skells,goblin whelps,bats and snakes. The reason, between level 5 and 7 there is not much to kill. When I stopped getting exp I turned in around 50 and this took me to level 7 and with all the cash after selling the loot I had enough to buy some good armor from a blacksmith.
Evillynn

This quest was great just starting out

the only downside to this quest is all your combat skills don't get increases much when you level so quickly. i had a lvl 6 cleric with only 10 skill in 1HB, i ended up blowing a few practice points so i could actually fight the tougher mobs i was facing at the later levels