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* Healing and buffing the low level player with high level buffs so they can defeat more enemies or more dangerous enemies | * Healing and buffing the low level player with high level buffs so they can defeat more enemies or more dangerous enemies | ||
* Gaining aggro to tank high level enemies that the low level player would not normally be able to defeat | * Gaining aggro to tank high level enemies that the low level player would not normally be able to defeat | ||
| − | * Debuffing enemies with | + | * Debuffing enemies with slow, [[cripple]], crowd control and other support spells |
* Providing potions or other consumables like [[Brazier of Elemental Summoning]] which a low level player wouldn't normally have access to | * Providing potions or other consumables like [[Brazier of Elemental Summoning]] which a low level player wouldn't normally have access to | ||
Revision as of 18:40, 1 June 2020
Powerleveling is the process of providing a significant, continuing advantage to a lower level player in order for them to gain experience faster. This can be accomplished through one or several means such as:
- The use of spells or skills to avoid taking credit for damage such as damage shields, feign death, or memory blur
- Dealing damage to enemies, but less than half of the total damage they take
- Healing and buffing the low level player with high level buffs so they can defeat more enemies or more dangerous enemies
- Gaining aggro to tank high level enemies that the low level player would not normally be able to defeat
- Debuffing enemies with slow, cripple, crowd control and other support spells
- Providing potions or other consumables like Brazier of Elemental Summoning which a low level player wouldn't normally have access to
