Guide: Building and Upgrading a House

TQ has provided Conquer players with a guide to building and upgrading a house. Although, the TQ guide is badly written and hard to understand. That’s why I made this guide, to make the lives of all EPvPers easier.

Building your House
It is advised that you have multiple characters logged in mining with one character running back a forward collecting and exchanging ores.

Ores are the main component to creating a house; you require 2500 ore to obtain a house permit. (Ore refers to Iron Ore, Gold Ore, and Euxenite Ore of any rate)

Breakdown
House Permit = 5 Timber Vouchers
1 Timber Vouchers = 10 Rosewood Vouchers
1 Rosewood Voucher = 10 Timber
1 Timber = 5 Ore

NPCs
House Agent, Market (199,87) – You exchange your House Permit to him along with 300k(300,000) for a house.
House Admin, Twin City (400,284) – You exchange your 5 Timber Vouchers to him for a House Permit.
Craftsman, (Market 141,107) – You exchange 5 Ore to him for a Timber.
Carpenter, (Market 168,99) – You exchange 10 Timber to him for a Rosewood Voucher, and 10 Rosewood Vouchers for a Timber Voucher.

Method
Step 1: Take your miner/s to Mine Cave and start them mining, buy a scroll on your runner and then head to Mine Cave and start mining.

Step 2: Trade your ores across from your miner/s to your runner until he/she has a full inventory and teleport back to Twin City.

Step 3: Teleport to market and exchange your Ore for Timber, Bank the timber and any remaining ore.(On following trips to the market you can withdraw 1 Ore from the bank and after exchanging ore for Timber withdraw 2 Timber and then exchange for a Rosewood Voucher)

Step 4: Repeat above steps until you have 10 Rosewood Vouchers, once you have 10 Rosewood Vouchers exchange them for a Timber voucher and continue mining.

Step 5: Once you have 5 Timber vouchers the hard part is over(for now) take your vouchers along with 300,000 to House Admin and exchange them for a House Permit at this stage you can eigther sell the permit for money or take it to House Agent and exchange it and the 300,000 for a house.

Note: This takes the most amount of time and is very boring, but with 2 miners and 1 runner its easily accomplishable within a day.

Congratulations you have your very own house, in which you can train skills and hold parties for your friends :cool:.

Upgrading your House
It is advised that you have multiple characters logged in mining with one character running back a forward collecting and exchanging ores.

Copper Ore are the main component to upgrading your house; you require 1200 copper ore to obtain a house upgrade certificate.

In this section ONLY copper ore may be used, it may be of any rate and can be mined at the Phoenix Castle mine located in the South Eastern corner of Phoenix Castle below the bridge.

At this stage of constructing your house, it is advised that you have a Water Taoist as your runner so you can purchase Ganoderma Wind Spell Scrolls.

Breakdown
1 Upgrade Certificate = 10 Ore Vouchers
1 Ore Voucher = 10 Copper Ore Vouchers
1 Copper Ore Voucher = 12 Copper Ore

NPCs
Stoneman, Market(184,103) - Exchange Copper Ore for Copper Ore Vouchers, and Copper Ore Vouchers for Ore Vouchers.
House Agent, TwinCity (400,285) - Exchange 10 Ore Vouchers for an Upgrade Certificate.
House Admin, Market(199,87) - Exchange your Upgrade Certificate & 500k (500,000) for a house upgrade.

Method
Step 1: Take your miners to the mine cave and begin mining, collect 1 Ganoderma Wind Spell Scroll and 1 Phoenix Castle scroll on your runner and head to the mind cave and begin mining.

Step 2: Trade your ores across from your miner/s to your runner until he/she has a full inventory and teleport back to Phoenix Castel.

Step 3: Teleport to market and exchange your ore for vouchers, bank the vouchers and get back to Phoenix Castle.

Step 4: Purchase a second Phoenix Castle Scroll, Use the wind spell scroll and teleport to Ganoderma's Spawn; Purchase another Wind Spell Scroll and head to the mine.

[B]Step 5:[/B Repeat above steps until you have 10 Copper Ore Vouchers, once you have 10 Copper Ore Vouchers exchange them for an Ore voucher and continue mining.

Step 6: Once you have 10 Ore Vouchers 99% of the work is complete, you can take your vouchers to twin city and exchange them for your House Upgrade Certificate, then Exchange that along with 500k for a house upgrade in the market.

Note: Furnature can be puchased from Furnature NPC in Twin City(409,370)

Congratulations you have upgraded your house, you can now place a second Item Box and 8 pieces of furnature into your house.

I would suggest 1 or two addendum's now.

first if you have 2 miners, and 1 runner, you are multi-clienting. That means and I highly suggest at least 4 miners. I usually just let them all fill up and each had a scroll, after about 5 hours of this you should have enough ore to make 3-4 timber vouchers.

other thing, use TC mine because since they patched gems to fall off monsters NOBODY mines anymore. And best of all pkers basically are extinct now.

This is for house mining.
I found it very useful, I'm going to start with it tomorrow.
I need to make several water taoists now :p

it´s verry sful and much more easy to undetstand than TQ:s

i think that if you cant figure out how to build a house (something i and all of my friends did without consulting the TQ website or any "guide" on the matter) and that you consider yourself an E*pvper...

well you need to stop considering yourself an e*pvper.

this is good for noobs. so nice work at translating the sloppy work of tq.

To Get a house permit - 2500 ore

to upgrade a house - 1200 ore

Multiboxing with alot of miners will most definately make this faster, although when I was using 3 miners I found that that would fill up before my runner was back, which is why I duggested this method; Everyone does things differently and I only included a mining strat to make it a little easier on those that would've never thought to multi-box.

As for the matter of no longer thinking of yourself as an E*PvPer if you need a guide to build a house, not everyone really pays attention to the game; the grammar mistakes on their website and in game are horrible that that mine are perfect, but probably alot easier to understand.

That is time consuming but fine!!!



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