By , on March 20th, 2011
 Another notable game guide publisher is Fero… more like a notable Rift guide writer. Fero is a single writer who prepared a strategy manual for fellow Rift gamers, his Fero’s Rift Guide. The guide contains strategies shared by some of his close buddies in the world of Telara but is 90% his very own strategies and contain 100% legit advises for Rift.
Fero’s Rift guide is a single guide that covers many aspects of the game from step-by-step instructions on how to go from level 1 to 50 in less than a week to how to become the wealthiest gamer to walk the planes of Telara. Written by a long time, experienced gamer himself, the Rift guide is one that both contain high-end strategies that can really be put into use and is explained in a very easy way to understand. Thus grasping the concepts and strategies Fero shares is a piece of cake. The same goes for carrying out those strategies. Find out more about Fero’s Rift Leveling Guide…
By , on March 20th, 2011
I was a little unsure buying Killer Guides Rift guide at first because it was the unofficial game guide, but after reading this Killer Guides review, I decided to give it a shot. The content inside was just as good, if not better in my opinion at explaining the more difficult quests in the game than an official guide. Among that it provided a killer guide to making gold quickly within it, information they won’t usually give up in the official guides, and provided some quick leveling strategies that I wish I had read a little earlier into my game play experience. They found a nice medium in between keeping the guide friendly to new players while keeping it useful to older players with their advanced strategies.
I also find it a positive that it’s an E-book, I can’t even count the amount of strategy guides I have lost because of terrible organizational skills while gaming. What ultimately sold me on KillerGuides Rift Guide was that the updates were free, so as the game content updates, the game guide updates. To me, that was the real sale even with my doubts.
Is the guide a scam like I thought? No. It’s an up to date guide with an impressive level of detail put into it by someone who is very dedicated to the game. Developers like to hide things, this I know personally, they like to make the gamers work for it. So thus they make the corporations who write game guide keep them secret as well, who better to write a game guide than a player that won’t hide things from you?
www.killerguides.com is sort of new site to me, but a friend referred me for this guide, I really liked the clean look of the site and the description of the guide. The checkout was also very smooth for those of you who haven’t bought here before like myself.
In short, I give the Rift Strategy Guide by Killer Guides two very high thumbs up and I’ll definitely be coming back when I need a quick easy way to find out how to grind up some levels or make some quick in game cash on my other MMOs.
By , on January 20th, 2011
In Rift Planes of Telara, the Ascended (class system) is at the very core of the fun and diversity of the game. As a new player you will choose your faction, and then your basic class. For many games, the class system ends here, however in Rift Planes of Telara, the Ascended (Class System) branches out from here, allowing for a total of 20 diverse, and distinct classes from which to choose. For those who dedicate themselves to following the path of the soul tree they can become specialized in as many as thee different aspects of the chief class.
Rift Warriors
This genre staple is no longer just the hack and slash damage dealer or the proverbial tank. Rift Planes of Telara offers several interesting takes on the traditional warrior class. By following the branches of the Soul Tree a simple warrior can choose to become a powerful Warlord, who can empower their allies, a hard nosed Paladin who can fill the role of the tank, a fast paced Paragon who can deal out loads of damage, a Champion who’s balanced prowess makes them an asset in any fight, or Reaver that slowly chips away at an enemies defense.
Rift Clerics
They aren’t just for healing anymore. While the Purifier can fill the traditional role of healer, the Shaman is a hard hitting warrior that commands both might and magic to combat the forces of evil. In between those two extremes lie the paths of the Inquisitor, Sentinel, and Jusitcar, Each one specializing in a different area.
Rift Rogues
These characters relie on stealth for the most part, as is normal for this type of class, however it is the applications of stealth in the game that make the Rogues unique. Some types hide behind animal companions, doing damage from afar, while other lie in the shadows, waiting for their unknowing prey. Still others specialize in quick burst damage.
Rift Mages
These cagey magic wielders have a wide array of spell types to help aid in combat. The Stormcaller can wield massive power, but requires time to build up the energies needed to cast, while the Pyromancer excels at unleashing devastating fire storms.
The Rift Planes of Telara the Ascended (class system) offers an untold number of ways to design and specialize your character, so that you can best battle the darkness that threatens to consume all. Getting a Rift guide is recommended for anyone who wants to learn more about the class system and gain more insight on how best to allocate the abilities.
By , on January 11th, 2011
Here’s a short Rift Guide to PvP in the world of Telara. Rift is a game that is designed for PvP from the very start. All the Rift classes and the corresponding abilities were designed with the concept of PvP since start.
The game is designed to run on two types of servers, the standard PvE and a separate PvP server. So where will PvP take place? In Rift it will occur on the Warfronts and the open world. The concept of Warfronts is based largely on capture the flag. City raids will also be available. For city raids, faction leaders could be killed but would not be looted.
Like other games, PvP will have its rewards in Rift. Having a Rift guide about PvP would really be a huge help given the game’s strong PvP focus. Going back to the Rift PvP rewards, from PvP, players get Favor which is used to enable players to be able to purchase equipment as well as new souls. Prestige is also gained through PvP. This is the concept of ranking in order to purchase new gear and abilities for the souls.
PvP is not as simple as it seems in Rift. Players serious about PvP, would benefit from getting a Rift guide that covers that topic. With that said, Rift is a game that many Warhammer fans would find indulging.
By , on November 30th, 2010
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Trion introduced Rift: Planes of Telara in 2010. Rift: Planes of Telara, an online role-playing fantasy game, is staged in the world of Telara which exists as a connection between various planes of existence. Rift originally a game released by Trion called Heroes of Telara was revamped and released as Rift: Planes of Telara to involve rifts, inter-dimensional gaps, through which dreadful monsters are spawned and plague Telara. The fantasy play of Rift involves two major factions, the Defiants and the Guardians. The goal of the Defiants is to seize power, even in the dimensional rifts. The Guardians endeavor to preserve the ways of the past, to fulfill the will of the gods of Telara and seal the rifts.
Rifts include changes in locations and seasons, willed by the characters. Heroic challenges occur in rifts which may involve a change in seasons from a forest glen in spring, summer, fall, and then finally winter. Outdoor and indoor scenes for heroic challenges are a variation of the different quests of the game, too. Heroic challenges allow the players at different levels of the game to accomplish the goals of longer term quests without the multiple levels of play. Once a rift is open, online players receive pop-ups that track the rift monsters that have been defeated. The joint effort to defeat the monsters gives players rewards and unlocks the next level of monstrous fiends in Rift: Planes of Telara. The concept of opening rifts and the introduction of different types of monsters, allows casual players to see more advanced features which otherwise are only accessible to hardcore players. Most monsters are the enemy of the players of Rift: Planes of Telara, but some monsters have a natural hatred for each other which helps the Guardians and Defiants in their adventures to subdue the monsters.
Rift: Planes of Telara is truly a high definition experience. Character creation is streamlined by morph points on the character’s face or using the randomization option. The foundation of rifting and the dual faction structure are integrated into the lore of the game play. The Defiants and the Guardians warring have created rifts, allowing monsters to plague Telara, which then unites the Defiants and Guardians into an uneasy alliance with plenty of room for intrigue, adventure, and accomplishments.
By , on October 2nd, 2010
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