A DDO guild known as the Sarcophagus Smashers post news, tips and information for Dungeons and Dragons Online.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Guild member of the week
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We are always recruiting new members! If you are interested in joing us, please send a message or tell to any of our officers and we will be happy to send you an invite. Our officers are:
Sanative Servant - Guild Leader
Sick of Newnames - Officer
Afrodiete - Officer
Ardnaseus - Officer
Jondob- Officer
Schmeckledorf - Officer
Stolenbloom - Officer
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Guild News
Hello Sarcophagus Smashers!
The guild officers have been having discussions about how to improve the guild, (besides earning more guild renown!).
The first topic that has come up is scheduling raids, like The Chronoscope. Ultimately we would like to do a raid once a week. If there are any preferances, please leave a comment hear or send a tell or message to any officer. Hopefully this week we can get some kind of scgedule set up. The raid info will then be posted here on the guild blog.
Besides being fun and having great loot, raids are a great way to earn guild renown. We a a newer guild with mostly lower level players (questing our way up). The more quests and raids we do, the faster we level up and can get bigger and better weapons, armor, better and larger ships and amenities.
For our first raid as a guild, our officers have agreed to purchase guest passes for Devil's Assault/Chronoscope for any guild memebers that wants to run the raid.
Any guild members that needs help with a quest or has any questions about the game, send a tell or message to any officer.
We are always recruiting new members! If you are interested in joing us, please send a message or tell to any of our officers and we will be happy to send you an invite. Our officers are:
The guild officers have been having discussions about how to improve the guild, (besides earning more guild renown!).
The first topic that has come up is scheduling raids, like The Chronoscope. Ultimately we would like to do a raid once a week. If there are any preferances, please leave a comment hear or send a tell or message to any officer. Hopefully this week we can get some kind of scgedule set up. The raid info will then be posted here on the guild blog.
Besides being fun and having great loot, raids are a great way to earn guild renown. We a a newer guild with mostly lower level players (questing our way up). The more quests and raids we do, the faster we level up and can get bigger and better weapons, armor, better and larger ships and amenities.
For our first raid as a guild, our officers have agreed to purchase guest passes for Devil's Assault/Chronoscope for any guild memebers that wants to run the raid.
Any guild members that needs help with a quest or has any questions about the game, send a tell or message to any officer.
We are always recruiting new members! If you are interested in joing us, please send a message or tell to any of our officers and we will be happy to send you an invite. Our officers are:
Sanative Servant -
Guild Leader
Sick of Newnames -
Officer
Afrodiete -
Officer
Ardnaseus -
Officer
Jondob-
Officer
Schmeckledorf -
Officer
Stolenbloom -
Officer
Saturday, September 17, 2011
DDO Store Specials
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Fast Travel items are also on sale at 20% off now through September 22nd. Bracelets of Friends, Teleporting Rods and more can be purchased at the DDO Store.
Save 20% on Elixir of Angel’s Tears. This handy potion can remove poison, disease, exhaustion, fatigue, feeblemind, blindness, ray of enfeeblement and increases hit points. It does not remove curse effects. Greater Elixir of Angel’s Tears is also on sale and it will replace more hit points.
Coming September 26th, the DDO Store will be adding some upgrades like an add to cart button so shoppers won’t have to leave the current page, a quick buy option and more.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Tuesday's DDO Tip
Use the diplomacy skill in battle to make monsters pay less attention to you.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Guild member of the week
Congrats to our guild member of the week, Chillyfinger. A level five sorcerer, Chillyfinger uses concentrated magic to blast and zap through adventures. 100 platinum has been mailed to this guild member to help defray the cost of questing. Thank you Chillyfinger for being a part of Sarcophagus Smashers and helping the guild to increase in rank by earning renown.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Something fun on the guild ship

We are always looking for new guild members. If you are interested in joining our guild, send a tell to any of our officers. There is usually someone online. If not, send a message via mail and we will send an guild invite out. Sarcophagus Smashers is adding some other new features, soon to be announced on the blog. Check back often for updates! Have an idea or suggestion? Leave a comment or send a message or tell. We would love to hear from you!
Guild Officers:
Sanative Servant - Guild Leader
Sick of Newnames - Officer
Afrodiete - Officer
Ardnaseus - Officer
Jondob- Officer
Schmeckledorf - Officer
Stolenbloom - Officer
Friday, September 9, 2011
On sale at the DDO Store
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Tuesday's DDO Tip
To multiclass a character, simply talk to the trainer of the new class you are interested in when you are ready to level up.
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Monday, September 5, 2011
Wilderness areas
- Wilderness areas can be very important when it comes to XP and leveling, they genrerally are very big, and are very easy to get lost in, but there is a ton of expirence that can be taken from these areas. The best wilderness areas to do are the ones that are in your level range, have plenty rare encounters and explorer objectives, and obviously a plentiful amount of monsters to be slain. The unique thing about wilderness areas is that they can be done solo or with a party. While there are many quests in the civilized areas that require a party, or just one person. A full party is nice because they can get the whole map cleared of quests, monsters, explorer, and sometimes rare encounters(which can give out decent loot). The problem with having a full party is that sometimes people may miss things or certain parts of the map. If you play solo, you will know which parts of the area you've yet to explore, and you won't have to keep up with anyone. This will take much longer though, due to less damage being done to the monsters and much less ground being covered.
- The Korthos wilderness area is great for xp, and is a small area that is easy to navigate around i reccomend doing this wilderness area until all objectives are complete.
- Waterworks is not so important when it comes to xp for the area objectives which are slayer and rare encounters, but the quests give good xp, and a balanced level 2-4 group could easily get these quests done easily on normal and maybe hard.
- The Cerulean Hills which is the other wilderness area has a few quests, I strongly reccomend doing those and comleting the rare encounters, and explorer if your up to it.
- Searing Heights is a very fun wilderness area to play, a few good quests, slayer is 750 but is relatively easy to get due to the size of the map, remember to bring cold weapns here as well.
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