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Yiudian: /* Teleportation Spell Lists */

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Teleportation Spell Lists

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	!Zephyr Spell		!Zephyr Spell
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	\| [[Butcherblock Mountains]] (#20) \|\| [[Ring of Butcherblock]] (16) \|\| [[Circle of Butcherblock]] (25) \|\| [[Succor: Butcherblock]] (32)		\| [[Butcherblock Mountains]] (#20) \|\| [[Ring of Butcherblock]] (16) \|\| [[Circle of Butcherblock]] (25) \|\| [[Succor: Butcherblock]] (32) \|\| [[Zephyr: Butcherblock]] (33)
	\|[[Zephyr: Butcherblock]] (33)
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	\| [[Northern Plains of Karana]] (#10) \|\| [[Ring of North Karana]] (15) \|\| [[Circle of North Karana]] (25) \|\| [[Succor: North Karana]] (46)		\| [[Northern Plains of Karana]] (#10) \|\| [[Ring of North Karana]] (15) \|\| [[Circle of North Karana]] (25) \|\| [[Succor: North Karana]] (46) \|\| [[Zephyr: North Karana]] (34)
	\|[[Zephyr: Karana]] (34)
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	\| [[Toxxulia Forest]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of Toxxulia]] (17) \|\| [[Circle of Toxxulia]] (25) \|\|		\| [[Toxxulia Forest]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of Toxxulia]] (17) \|\| [[Circle of Toxxulia]] (25) \|\| \|\| [[Zephyr: Toxxulia]] (32)
	\|[[Zephyr: Toxxulia]] (32)
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	\| [[West Commonlands]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of West Commons]] (17) \|\| [[Circle of West Commons]] (27) \|\|		\| [[West Commonlands]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of West Commons]] (17) \|\| [[Circle of West Commons]] (27) \|\| \|\| [[Zephyr: West Commons]] (35)
	\|[[Zephyr: ~~Commonlands~~]] (35)
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	\| [[Surefall Glade]] (#8) (late Velious) \|\| [[Ring of Surefall Glade]] (15) \|\| [[Circle of Surefall Glade]] (26) \|\|		\| [[Surefall Glade]] (#8) (late Velious) \|\| [[Ring of Surefall Glade]] (15) \|\| [[Circle of Surefall Glade]] (26) \|\| \|\| [[Zephyr: Surefall Glade]] (35)
	\|[[Zephyr: Surefall Glade]] (35)
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	\| [[The Feerrott]] (#7) \|\| [[Ring of Feerrott]] (22) \|\| [[Circle of Feerrott]] (32) \|\|		\| [[The Feerrott]] (#7) \|\| [[Ring of Feerrott]] (22) \|\| [[Circle of Feerrott]] (32) \|\| \|\| [[Zephyr: Feerrott]] (39)
	\|[[Zephyr: Feerrott]] (39)
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	\| [[Lavastorm Mountains]] (#1) \|\| [[Ring of Lavastorm]] (22) \|\| [[Circle of Lavastorm]] (30) \|\| [[Succor: Lavastorm]] (41)		\| [[Lavastorm Mountains]] (#1) \|\| [[Ring of Lavastorm]] (22) \|\| [[Circle of Lavastorm]] (30) \|\| [[Succor: Lavastorm]] (41) \|\| [[Zephyr: Lavastorm]] (47)
	\|[[Zephyr: Lavastorm]] (47)
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	\| [[Southern Desert of Ro]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of South Ro]] (20) \|\| [[Circle of South Ro]] (32) \|\| [[Succor: South Ro]] (38)		\| [[Southern Desert of Ro]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of South Ro]] (20) \|\| [[Circle of South Ro]] (32) \|\| [[Succor: South Ro]] (38) \|\| [[Zephyr: South Ro]] (40)
	\|[[Zephyr: Ro]] (40)
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	\| [[Steamfont Mountains]] (#6) \|\| [[Ring of Steamfont]] (21) \|\| [[Circle of Steamfont]] (31) \|\|		\| [[Steamfont Mountains]] (#6) \|\| [[Ring of Steamfont]] (21) \|\| [[Circle of Steamfont]] (31) \|\| \|\| [[Zephyr: Steamfont]] (39)
	\|[[Zephyr: Steamfont]] (39)
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	\| [[Misty Thicket]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of Misty]] (25) \|\| [[Circle of Misty]] (36) \|\|		\| [[Misty Thicket]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of Misty]] (25) \|\| [[Circle of Misty]] (36) \|\| \|\| [[Zephyr: Misty Thicket]] (45)
	\|[[Zephyr: Misty Thicket]] (45)
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	\| [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] \|\| [[Ring of Stonebrunt]] (20) \|\| [[Circle of Stonebrunt]] (28)		\| [[Stonebrunt Mountains]] \|\| [[Ring of Stonebrunt]] (20) \|\| [[Circle of Stonebrunt]] (28) \|\| \|\| [[Zephyr: Stonebrunt]] (35)
	\|[[Zephyr: Stonebrunt]] (35)
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	\| [[Eastern Plains of Karana]] (#1) \|\| \|\| \|\| [[Succor: East Karana]] (26)		\| [[Eastern Plains of Karana]] (#1) \|\| \|\| \|\| [[Succor: East Karana]] (26)
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	\| [[Iceclad Ocean]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of Iceclad]] (34) \|\| [[Circle of Iceclad]] (34) \|\|		\| [[Iceclad Ocean]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of Iceclad]] (34) \|\| [[Circle of Iceclad]] (34) \|\|
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	( * See below for Velious porting rules.)		( * See below for Velious porting rules.)

	At level 18 druids get the spell [[Lesser Succor]], which is a group evac type spell that takes the entire group to a safe spot within the same zone.		At level 18 druids get the spell [[Lesser Succor]], which is a group evac type spell that takes the entire group to a safe spot within the same zone.<br>
	Druids get the spell [[Egress]] at level 52, which allows them to port themselves only to a safe spot inside the same zone.		Druids get the spell [[Egress]] at level 52, which allows them to port themselves only to a safe spot inside the same zone.<br>
	Two of the druid spells, Winds of the North and Winds of the South, start as dungeon-only evac spells (must be inside a Kunark dungeon to cast). This was later changed so that they worked anywhere (by 10-2001 on Live).		Two of the druid spells, Winds of the North and Winds of the South, start as dungeon-only evac spells (must be inside a Kunark dungeon to cast). This was later changed so that they worked anywhere (by 10-2001 on Live).<br>

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	At level 18 wizards get the spell [[Lesser Evacuate]], which is an evacuation spell for the group to a safe spot within the same zone.		At level 18 wizards get the spell [[Lesser Evacuate]], which is an evacuation spell for the group to a safe spot within the same zone.<br>
	Wizards also get a spell called [[Translocate]] that they get at level 50. Using this spell, they can send one group member back to that group member's bind spot.		Wizards also get a spell called [[Translocate]] that they get at level 50. Using this spell, they can send one group member back to that group member's bind spot.<br>
	At level 52 wizards get the spell [[Abscond]], which will teleport the wizard only to a safe spot within the same zone that the spell is cast in.		At level 52 wizards get the spell [[Abscond]], which will teleport the wizard only to a safe spot within the same zone that the spell is cast in.<br>

	''' Rules for Velious Group Teleports '''		''' Rules for Velious Group Teleports '''

Yiudian: /* Teleportation Spell Lists */ Lots of updates to EQL names and levels

2026-08-28T06:17:25Z

Teleportation Spell Lists: Lots of updates to EQL names and levels

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	!Zephyr Spell		!Zephyr Spell
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	\| [[Butcherblock Mountains]] (#20) \|\| [[Ring of ~~Butcher~~]] (19) \|\| [[Circle of ~~Butcher~~]] (29) \|\| [[Succor: ~~Butcher~~]] (34)		\| [[Butcherblock Mountains]] (#20) \|\| [[Ring of Butcherblock]] (16) \|\| [[Circle of Butcherblock]] (25) \|\| [[Succor: Butcherblock]] (32)
	\|[[Zephyr: Butcherblock]] (33)		\|[[Zephyr: Butcherblock]] (33)
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	\| [[Northern Plains of Karana]] (#10) \|\| [[Ring of Karana]] (19) \|\| [[Circle of Karana]] (29) \|\| [[Succor: North]] (49)		\| [[Northern Plains of Karana]] (#10) \|\| [[Ring of North Karana]] (15) \|\| [[Circle of North Karana]] (25) \|\| [[Succor: North Karana]] (46)
	\|[[Zephyr: ~~North~~ Karana]] (34)		\|[[Zephyr: Karana]] (34)
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	\| [[Toxxulia Forest]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of Toxxulia]] (19) \|\| [[Circle of Toxxulia]] (29) \|\|		\| [[Toxxulia Forest]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of Toxxulia]] (17) \|\| [[Circle of Toxxulia]] (25) \|\|
	\|[[Zephyr: Toxxulia]] (32)		\|[[Zephyr: Toxxulia]] (32)
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	\| [[West Commonlands]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of Commons]] (19) \|\| [[Circle of Commons]] (29) \|\|		\| [[West Commonlands]] (#5) \|\| [[Ring of West Commons]] (17) \|\| [[Circle of West Commons]] (27) \|\|
	\|[[Zephyr: ~~West~~ Commonlands]] (35)		\|[[Zephyr: Commonlands]] (35)
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	\| [[Surefall Glade]] (#8) (late Velious) \|\| [[Ring of Surefall Glade]] (19) \|\| [[Circle of Surefall Glade]] (29) \|\|		\| [[Surefall Glade]] (#8) (late Velious) \|\| [[Ring of Surefall Glade]] (15) \|\| [[Circle of Surefall Glade]] (26) \|\|
	\|[[Zephyr: Surefall Glade]] (35)		\|[[Zephyr: Surefall Glade]] (35)
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	\| [[The Feerrott]] (#7) \|\| [[Ring of Feerrott]] (24) \|\| [[Circle of Feerrott]] (34) \|\|		\| [[The Feerrott]] (#7) \|\| [[Ring of Feerrott]] (22) \|\| [[Circle of Feerrott]] (32) \|\|
	\|[[Zephyr: Feerrott]] (39)		\|[[Zephyr: Feerrott]] (39)
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	\| [[Lavastorm Mountains]] (#1) \|\| [[Ring of Lavastorm]] (24) \|\| [[Circle of Lavastorm]] (34) \|\| [[Succor: Lavastorm]] (44)		\| [[Lavastorm Mountains]] (#1) \|\| [[Ring of Lavastorm]] (22) \|\| [[Circle of Lavastorm]] (30) \|\| [[Succor: Lavastorm]] (41)
	\|[[Zephyr: Lavastorm]] (47)		\|[[Zephyr: Lavastorm]] (47)
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	\| [[Southern Desert of Ro]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of Ro]] (24) \|\| [[Circle of Ro]] (34) \|\| [[Succor: Ro]] (39)		\| [[Southern Desert of Ro]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of South Ro]] (20) \|\| [[Circle of South Ro]] (32) \|\| [[Succor: South Ro]] (38)
	\|[[Zephyr: ~~South~~ Ro]] (40)		\|[[Zephyr: Ro]] (40)
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	\| [[Steamfont Mountains]] (#6) \|\| [[Ring of Steamfont]] (24) \|\| [[Circle of Steamfont]] (34) \|\|		\| [[Steamfont Mountains]] (#6) \|\| [[Ring of Steamfont]] (21) \|\| [[Circle of Steamfont]] (31) \|\|
	\|[[Zephyr: Steamfont]] (39)		\|[[Zephyr: Steamfont]] (39)
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	\| [[Misty Thicket]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of Misty]] (29) \|\| [[Circle of Misty]] (39) \|\|		\| [[Misty Thicket]] (#13) \|\| [[Ring of Misty]] (25) \|\| [[Circle of Misty]] (36) \|\|
	\|[[Zephyr: Misty Thicket]] (45)		\|[[Zephyr: Misty Thicket]] (45)
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	\|[[Zephyr: Stonebrunt]] (35)		\|[[Zephyr: Stonebrunt]] (35)
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	\| [[Eastern Plains of Karana]] (#1) \|\| \|\| \|\| [[Succor: East]] (29)		\| [[Eastern Plains of Karana]] (#1) \|\| \|\| \|\| [[Succor: East Karana]] (26)
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	( * See below for Velious porting rules.)		( * See below for Velious porting rules.)

			At level 18 druids get the spell [[Lesser Succor]], which is a group evac type spell that takes the entire group to a safe spot within the same zone.
			Druids get the spell [[Egress]] at level 52, which allows them to port themselves only to a safe spot inside the same zone.
	Two of the druid spells, Winds of the North and Winds of the South, start as dungeon-only evac spells (must be inside a Kunark dungeon to cast). This was later changed so that they worked anywhere (by 10-2001 on Live).		Two of the druid spells, Winds of the North and Winds of the South, start as dungeon-only evac spells (must be inside a Kunark dungeon to cast). This was later changed so that they worked anywhere (by 10-2001 on Live).

	Druids get the spell [[Egress]] at level 52, which allows them to port themselves only to a safe spot inside the same zone. At level 57 druids get the spell [[Succor]], which is a group evac type spell that takes the entire group to a safe spot within the same zone.

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	! Translocate Spell		! Translocate Spell
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	\| [[Greater Faydark]] (#4) \|\| [[Fay Gate]] (20) \|\| [[Fay Portal]] (29) \|\| [[Evacuate: Fay]] (34) \|\| [[Translocate: Fay]] (39)		\| [[Greater Faydark]] (#4) \|\| [[Fay Gate]] (20) \|\| [[Fay Portal]] (27) \|\| [[Evacuate: Fay]] (32) \|\| [[Translocate: Fay]] (36)
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	\| [[Northern Plains of Karana]] (#11) \|\| [[North Gate]] (20) \|\| [[North Portal]] (29) \|\| [[Evacuate: North]] (29) \|\| [[Translocate: North]] (39)		\| [[Northern Plains of Karana]] (#11) \|\| [[North Gate]] (18) \|\| [[North Portal]] (25) \|\| [[Evacuate: North]] (26) \|\| [[Translocate: North]] (35)
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	\| [[Toxxulia Forest]] (#9) \|\| [[Tox Gate]] (20) \|\| [[Tox Portal]] (29) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Tox]] (39)		\| [[Toxxulia Forest]] (#9) \|\| [[Tox Gate]] (19) \|\| [[Tox Portal]] (28) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Tox]] (37)
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	\| [[Cazic Thule]] (#1) \|\| [[Cazic Gate]] (24) \|\| [[Cazic Portal]] (34) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Cazic]] (44)		\| [[Cazic Thule]] (#1) \|\| [[Cazic Gate]] (23) \|\| [[Cazic Portal]] (33) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Cazic]] (44)
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	\| [[Nektulos Forest]] (#3) \|\| [[Nek Gate]] (24) \|\| [[Nek Portal]] (34) \|\| [[Evacuate: Nek]] (44) \|\| [[Translocate: Nek]] (44)		\| [[Nektulos Forest]] (#3) \|\| [[Nek Gate]] (22) \|\| [[Nek Portal]] (32) \|\| [[Evacuate: Nek]] (42) \|\| [[Translocate: Nek]] (41)
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	\| [[Northern Desert of Ro]] (#4) \|\| [[Ro Gate]] (24) \|\| [[Ro Portal]] (39) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Ro]] (44)		\| [[Northern Desert of Ro]] (#4) \|\| [[Ro Gate]] (22) \|\| [[Ro Portal]] (36) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Ro]] (43)
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	\| [[West Commonlands]] (#4) \|\| [[Common Gate]] (24) \|\| [[Common Portal]] (39) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Common]] (44)		\| [[West Commonlands]] (#4) \|\| [[Common Gate]] (21) \|\| [[Common Portal]] (35) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Common]] (40)
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	\| [[Western Plains of Karana]] (#26) \|\| [[West Gate]] (24) \|\| [[West Portal]] (39) \|\| [[Evacuate: West]] (49) \|\| [[Translocate: West]] (44)		\| [[Western Plains of Karana]] (#26) \|\| [[West Gate]] (23) \|\| [[West Portal]] (37) \|\| [[Evacuate: West]] (47) \|\| [[Translocate: West]] (42)
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	\| [[Southern Desert of Ro]] (#8) \|\| \|\| \|\| [[Evacuate: Ro]] (39) \|\|		\| [[Southern Desert of Ro]] (#8) \|\| \|\| \|\| [[Evacuate: Ro]] (38) \|\|
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	\| [[Dreadlands]] (#1) \|\| [[Combine Gate]] (24) \|\| [[Combine Portal]] (34) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Combine]] (39)		\| [[Dreadlands]] (#1) \|\| [[Combine Gate]] (24) \|\| [[Combine Portal]] (34) \|\| \|\| [[Translocate: Combine]] (39)
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	~~In Velious~~, Wizards also get a spell called [[Translocate]] that they get at level 50. Using this spell, they can send one group member back to that group member's bind spot. At level 52 wizards get the spell [[Abscond]], which will teleport the wizard only to a safe spot within the same zone that the spell is cast in. At level 57 wizards get the spell [[Evacuate]], which is an evacuation spell for the group to a safe spot within the same zone. As above, Wizard evacs to EJ and Skyfire can also only be cast inside a Kunark dungeon at launch, later changed to everywhere.		At level 18 wizards get the spell [[Lesser Evacuate]], which is an evacuation spell for the group to a safe spot within the same zone.
			Wizards also get a spell called [[Translocate]] that they get at level 50. Using this spell, they can send one group member back to that group member's bind spot.
			At level 52 wizards get the spell [[Abscond]], which will teleport the wizard only to a safe spot within the same zone that the spell is cast in.

	''' Rules for Velious Group Teleports '''		''' Rules for Velious Group Teleports '''

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	There is an item that increases speed if you don't have the option of using one of the above called the [[Journeyman's Boots]], or more commonly JBoots. This item is obtained through a quest only and cannot be purchased. By right-clicking on the item, the person with the item gets a speed boost that is a little slower than a SOW, but is still useful. Also, Watchman Boots have charges of SOW in them, and one of the [[Shaman Epic Quest]] boots that you get along the way, [[Black Fur Boots]], have a SOW-like effect on them as well.		There is an item that increases speed if you don't have the option of using one of the above called the [[Journeyman's Boots]], or more commonly JBoots. This item is obtained through a quest only and cannot be purchased. By right-clicking on the item, the person with the item gets a speed boost that is a little slower than a SOW, but is still useful. Also, Watchman Boots have charges of SOW in them, and one of the [[Shaman Epic Quest]] boots that you get along the way, [[Black Fur Boots]], have a SOW-like effect on them as well.

	Specific to EQ Legends, a quality-of-life pair of boots similar to JBoots was added called [[Boots of the Long Road]]. Every player will get them at the end of the tutorial, or they may be purchased from the Adventuring Supplies vendors in each city. They provide a "fragile" movement speed buff similar to Scale of Wolf that will break if you engage in combat ~~[need confirmation from a beta player]~~.		Specific to EQ Legends, a quality-of-life pair of boots similar to JBoots was added called [[Boots of the Long Road]]. Every player will get them at the end of the tutorial, or they may be purchased from the Adventuring Supplies vendors in each city. They provide a "fragile" movement speed buff similar to Scale of Wolf that will break if you engage in combat.

	All of the above abilities to move faster are only usable in "outdoors" areas. This includes all outside zones and the ones labelled "Outdoor" in the zone description.		All of the above abilities to move faster are only usable in "outdoors" areas. This includes all outside zones and the ones labelled "Outdoor" in the zone description.

Zenerek: Edited boat section to more accurately mention the translocators

2026-07-02T03:23:31Z

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	Boat travel is only necessary in a few select circumstances, and is probably the slowest and most disliked of all forms of travel. The reason for this is simple: it takes forever. You must travel to the dock area, wait for the boat to arrive (which can take as long as 30 minutes), get onboard, and then sit there doing nothing until you arrive at your destination. I suggest bringing a good book. I'll describe the various boat routes so that people know how to get from point to point.		Boat travel is only necessary in a few select circumstances, and is probably the slowest and most disliked of all forms of travel. The reason for this is simple: it takes forever. You must travel to the dock area, wait for the boat to arrive (which can take as long as 30 minutes), get onboard, and then sit there doing nothing until you arrive at your destination. I suggest bringing a good book. I'll describe the various boat routes so that people know how to get from point to point.

	Fortunately in EQ Legends, there are [~~will be~~] ~~items placed~~ at the docks of each route ~~to click and be~~ instantly ~~transported~~ to the other end of the route. Still, if you want to ride the boat, see the details below.		Fortunately in EQ Legends, there are [[Translocators]] at the docks for each route who can instantly transport you to the other end of the route. Still, if you want to ride the boat, see the details below.

	==== Qeynos-Erudin Route ====		==== Qeynos-Erudin Route ====

Mazirian: Corrected category

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Corrected category

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	'''NOTE:''' There are many other item-based teleports, including both general ones (eg. the [[Lizard Blood Potion]]) and class-specific ones (eg. the [[Shamanistic Shenannigan Greaves]]). Hopefully over time all of them can be added to this list (feel free to help; remember, it's a wiki!)		'''NOTE:''' There are many other item-based teleports, including both general ones (eg. the [[Lizard Blood Potion]]) and class-specific ones (eg. the [[Shamanistic Shenannigan Greaves]]). Hopefully over time all of them can be added to this list (feel free to help; remember, it's a wiki!)

	[[Category:~~Player~~ Guides]]
			[[Category:Guides]]

Zenerek: added information about how to get to PoSky and Hate in EQL

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	\| Velious \|\| [[Velketor's Labyrinth]] \|\| {{Loc \| Velketor's Labyrinth \| 581, -65}} \|\| Zone line to [[Great Divide]]		\| Velious \|\| [[Velketor's Labyrinth]] \|\| {{Loc \| Velketor's Labyrinth \| 581, -65}} \|\| Zone line to [[Great Divide]]
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			== Plane of Sky and Plane of Hate ==

			These two zones are major points of interest for end-game content in the Classic Era. Originally they were only accessible by Wizard teleportation using the spells [[Alter Plane: Sky]] and [[Alter Plane: Hate]]. EQ Legends added clickable items in the world to allow players access to these Planes without the need for Wizard teleportation.

			The Plane of Sky item is in the East Freeport harbor. Look for a small brown island with a glowing blue orb on top. Click to orb to go to Plane of Sky. There are no mobs specifically guarding this island.

			The Plane of Hate item is in the Oasis of Marr at the top of a tower on the island in the middle of the lake. Specters guard the tower which you'll either have to kill or run past. The item itself is a sword stuck into a pedestal with blue flame around it. Click on the sword to go to Plane of Hate.

	== Dark Races Travel Guide ==		== Dark Races Travel Guide ==

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	True teleportation is a special form of travel, which higher level druids and wizards are able to use. [[Druid]]s gain this line of spells at level 19, [[Wizard]]s at level 20. Some general principles apply for how this works. Druids and Wizards gain the ability to port themselves before they can port other people. They usually get the personal port spell two spell levels before they gain the group version of the same. The group versions are very costly in terms of mana (300 mana). For example, at 24th level a druid with 200 wisdom, casting one of these spells costs the druid almost a third of total mana. At level 40 it costs almost 20% of total. Realize this fact when asking people for ports, as they are not just a matter of quickly porting you somewhere.		True teleportation is a special form of travel, which higher level druids and wizards are able to use. [[Druid]]s gain this line of spells at level 19, [[Wizard]]s at level 20. Some general principles apply for how this works. Druids and Wizards gain the ability to port themselves before they can port other people. They usually get the personal port spell two spell levels before they gain the group version of the same. The group versions are very costly in terms of mana (300 mana). For example, at 24th level a druid with 200 wisdom, casting one of these spells costs the druid almost a third of total mana. At level 40 it costs almost 20% of total. Realize this fact when asking people for ports, as they are not just a matter of quickly porting you somewhere.

	However, given the multi-classing nature of EQ Legends, many players may choose to level up either a druid or a wizard to allow access to at least the self-only version of the teleportation spells. The addition of Ritual Casting ([[~~travel guide~~#~~ritual casting~~\|see below]]) greatly improves the feasibility of this strategy. If you take the time to level either a druid or a wizard to the mid-20s, you will then have access to most self-only ports from any loadout, greatly improving your ease of getting around the world.		However, given the multi-classing nature of EQ Legends, many players may choose to level up either a druid or a wizard to allow access to at least the self-only version of the teleportation spells. The addition of Ritual Casting ([[Travel Guide#Ritual Casting\|see below]]) greatly improves the feasibility of this strategy. If you take the time to level either a druid or a wizard to the mid-20s, you will then have access to most self-only ports from any loadout, greatly improving your ease of getting around the world.

	Even without leveling one of those classes and given that all of your classes will at least be level 10, you will have access to the [[Gate]] spell from any loadout, as it also works with Ritual Casting. Similarly, [[Bind Affinity]] is available through Ritual Casting, and most players will likely have a caster leveled enough to cast Bind Affinity. Thus even if you do not have a druid or wizard leveled, you should be able to use Origin to return to your home town and then Gate to return to your bind point, which you can set to any location.		Even without leveling one of those classes and given that all of your classes will at least be level 10, you will have access to the [[Gate]] spell from any loadout, as it also works with Ritual Casting. Similarly, [[Bind Affinity]] is available through Ritual Casting, and most players will likely have a caster leveled enough to cast Bind Affinity. Thus even if you do not have a druid or wizard leveled, you should be able to use Origin to return to your home town and then Gate to return to your bind point, which you can set to any location.

Zenerek at 16:13, 25 May 2026

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	True teleportation is a special form of travel, which higher level druids and wizards are able to use. [[Druid]]s gain this line of spells at level 19, [[Wizard]]s at level 20. Some general principles apply for how this works. Druids and Wizards gain the ability to port themselves before they can port other people. They usually get the personal port spell two spell levels before they gain the group version of the same. The group versions are very costly in terms of mana (300 mana). For example, at 24th level a druid with 200 wisdom, casting one of these spells costs the druid almost a third of total mana. At level 40 it costs almost 20% of total. Realize this fact when asking people for ports, as they are not just a matter of quickly porting you somewhere.		True teleportation is a special form of travel, which higher level druids and wizards are able to use. [[Druid]]s gain this line of spells at level 19, [[Wizard]]s at level 20. Some general principles apply for how this works. Druids and Wizards gain the ability to port themselves before they can port other people. They usually get the personal port spell two spell levels before they gain the group version of the same. The group versions are very costly in terms of mana (300 mana). For example, at 24th level a druid with 200 wisdom, casting one of these spells costs the druid almost a third of total mana. At level 40 it costs almost 20% of total. Realize this fact when asking people for ports, as they are not just a matter of quickly porting you somewhere.

	However, given the multi-classing nature of EQ Legends, many players may choose to level up either a druid or a wizard to allow access to at least the self-only version of the teleportation spells. The addition of Ritual Casting (see below) greatly improves the feasibility of this strategy. If you take the time to level either a druid or a wizard to the mid-20s, you will then have access to most self-only ports from any loadout, greatly improving your ease of getting around the world.		However, given the multi-classing nature of EQ Legends, many players may choose to level up either a druid or a wizard to allow access to at least the self-only version of the teleportation spells. The addition of Ritual Casting ([[travel guide#ritual casting\|see below]]) greatly improves the feasibility of this strategy. If you take the time to level either a druid or a wizard to the mid-20s, you will then have access to most self-only ports from any loadout, greatly improving your ease of getting around the world.

	Even without leveling one of those classes and given that all of your classes will at least be level 10, you will have access to the [[Gate]] spell from any loadout, as it also works with Ritual Casting. Similarly, [[Bind Affinity]] is available through Ritual Casting, and most players will likely have a caster leveled enough to cast Bind Affinity. Thus even if you do not have a druid or wizard leveled, you should be able to use Origin to return to your home town and then Gate to return to your bind point, which you can set to any location.		Even without leveling one of those classes and given that all of your classes will at least be level 10, you will have access to the [[Gate]] spell from any loadout, as it also works with Ritual Casting. Similarly, [[Bind Affinity]] is available through Ritual Casting, and most players will likely have a caster leveled enough to cast Bind Affinity. Thus even if you do not have a druid or wizard leveled, you should be able to use Origin to return to your home town and then Gate to return to your bind point, which you can set to any location.

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Updated the Ritual Casting section to match the prose style of the other sections. Also added a placeholder section to boat travel where the details of the new route between Odus and Faydwer can be added

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	=== Boat Travel ===		=== Boat Travel ===

	Boat travel is only necessary in a few select circumstances, and is probably the slowest and most disliked of all forms of travel. The reason for this is simple, it takes forever. You must travel to the dock area, wait for the boat to arrive (which can take as long as 30 minutes), get onboard, and then sit there doing nothing until you arrive at your destination. I suggest bringing a good book. I'll describe the various boat routes so that people know how to get from point to point.		Boat travel is only necessary in a few select circumstances, and is probably the slowest and most disliked of all forms of travel. The reason for this is simple: it takes forever. You must travel to the dock area, wait for the boat to arrive (which can take as long as 30 minutes), get onboard, and then sit there doing nothing until you arrive at your destination. I suggest bringing a good book. I'll describe the various boat routes so that people know how to get from point to point.

	Fortunately in EQ Legends, there are [will be] items placed at the docks of each route to click and be instantly transported to the other end of the route. Still, if you want to ride the boat, see the details below.		Fortunately in EQ Legends, there are [will be] items placed at the docks of each route to click and be instantly transported to the other end of the route. Still, if you want to ride the boat, see the details below.
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	* Butcher to Freeport, dock to dock, takes 15 minutes and 35 seconds.		* Butcher to Freeport, dock to dock, takes 15 minutes and 35 seconds.
	* The boat is the Seaking		* The boat is the Seaking

			==== Odus-Faydwer Route ====

			(as of 2026-05-25)
			EQ Legends plans to add an additional boat route that was previously not available: Odus to Faydwer. Little is known about this route as of yet.

	==== Kunark Boat Travel (Out of Era) ====		==== Kunark Boat Travel (Out of Era) ====
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	=== Ritual Casting ===		=== Ritual Casting ===

	* Rituals will allow you to cast ~~most portal-type~~ spells ~~that you have scribed~~ in ~~your spell book, bypassing Class and Level requirements as long as you~~ have ~~at least one~~ class ~~that meets~~ the ~~level requirements of~~ the ~~spell, even if~~ that ~~class is not currently being~~ used ~~in your Loadout~~.		Ritual Casting is a quality-of-life feature added to EQ Legends. It is not exclusively used for travel purposes, but travel is one of it's major uses. Ritual Casting allows characters to cast some spells from classes which are ''not'' active in their current loadout ''if'' they have the class leveled high enough for the spell in question. All wizard and druid self-only ports and group ports are included among the spells that can be used by this feature. That means if you have either a wizard or a druid (or both) leveled enough to have their port spells, you will be able to cast them from any loadout.
	* For example, as a Level 12 Warrior/Monk/Rogue, I could use a Ritual to cast West Commons Gate, a level 21 Wizard Spell, if ~~I had~~ previously leveled a Wizard to level 21 or higher.
	* When using Rituals, you must be in a resting state (out of combat). The cast time for all Rituals is 20 seconds, and you will lose all Mana and Endurance when it completes casting.		For example, as a Level 12 Warrior/Monk/Rogue, you could use a Ritual to cast West Commons Gate, a level 21 Wizard Spell, if you have previously leveled a Wizard to level 21 or higher.

			When using Rituals, you must be in a resting state (out of combat). The cast time for all Rituals is 20 seconds, and you will lose all Mana and Endurance when it completes casting.

			Other notable spells that are available with Ritual Casting are [[Bind Affinity]] and [[Shrink]]

	=== Evacuate Locations ===		=== Evacuate Locations ===

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	Land Travel is the most common method of getting anywhere within the game. It is also about the least desirable, since it takes quite a bit of time to get from point A to point B within the game. There are several methods by which people speed up land travel however, which I will describe.		Land Travel is the most common method of getting anywhere within the game. It is also about the least desirable, since it takes quite a bit of time to get from point A to point B within the game. There are several methods by which people speed up land travel however, which I will describe.

			==== Movement Speed Spells ====

	By far the most popular method is the spell [[Spirit of Wolf]], commonly called a SOW. This spell can be cast by shamans at level 9, by druids at level 14, and by rangers when they hit level 30, and can be cast on anyone. The higher level the caster is, the faster the spell allows you to move. This spell increases your run speed significantly (by a third to a half) and enables you to move quickly over land. Most monsters can't outrun you if you have SOW on you, although be aware that certain high-level ones can (like named Griffins and some giants), and that other creatures can snare or root you as well. Occasionally you will even find creatures that cast SOW on themselves (the ogres in WK are notorious for this) and can catch you that way. The spell lasts around 35 minutes. Alchemists have the ability to make potions that can be purchased that will cast SOW on the user as well. These come in single-use, 5- and 10-shot versions.		By far the most popular method is the spell [[Spirit of Wolf]], commonly called a SOW. This spell can be cast by shamans at level 9, by druids at level 14, and by rangers when they hit level 30, and can be cast on anyone. The higher level the caster is, the faster the spell allows you to move. This spell increases your run speed significantly (by a third to a half) and enables you to move quickly over land. Most monsters can't outrun you if you have SOW on you, although be aware that certain high-level ones can (like named Griffins and some giants), and that other creatures can snare or root you as well. Occasionally you will even find creatures that cast SOW on themselves (the ogres in WK are notorious for this) and can catch you that way. The spell lasts around 35 minutes. Alchemists have the ability to make potions that can be purchased that will cast SOW on the user as well. These come in single-use, 5- and 10-shot versions.
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	Bards also get two songs that help people to move more quickly. The first and most common one is [[Selo's Accelerando]], which bards get at level 5. The speed increase varies widely depending on what percussion instrument (if any) the bard is using and the level of the bard, but at higher levels is faster than SOW. The spell only effects people in the same group and within a certain distance from the bard singing the song. [[Selo's Song of Travel]] is a much more powerful version of [[Selo's Accelerando]], and is the level 51 bard song. This song gives faster movement, invisibility, see invisibility, and levitate to all those in the bard's group.		Bards also get two songs that help people to move more quickly. The first and most common one is [[Selo's Accelerando]], which bards get at level 5. The speed increase varies widely depending on what percussion instrument (if any) the bard is using and the level of the bard, but at higher levels is faster than SOW. The spell only effects people in the same group and within a certain distance from the bard singing the song. [[Selo's Song of Travel]] is a much more powerful version of [[Selo's Accelerando]], and is the level 51 bard song. This song gives faster movement, invisibility, see invisibility, and levitate to all those in the bard's group.

			==== Movement Speed Items ====

	There is an item that increases speed if you don't have the option of using one of the above called the [[Journeyman's Boots]], or more commonly JBoots. This item is obtained through a quest only and cannot be purchased. By right-clicking on the item, the person with the item gets a speed boost that is a little slower than a SOW, but is still useful. Also, Watchman Boots have charges of SOW in them, and one of the [[Shaman Epic Quest]] boots that you get along the way, [[Black Fur Boots]], have a SOW-like effect on them as well.		There is an item that increases speed if you don't have the option of using one of the above called the [[Journeyman's Boots]], or more commonly JBoots. This item is obtained through a quest only and cannot be purchased. By right-clicking on the item, the person with the item gets a speed boost that is a little slower than a SOW, but is still useful. Also, Watchman Boots have charges of SOW in them, and one of the [[Shaman Epic Quest]] boots that you get along the way, [[Black Fur Boots]], have a SOW-like effect on them as well.
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	All of the above abilities to move faster are only usable in "outdoors" areas. This includes all outside zones and the ones labelled "Outdoor" in the zone description.		All of the above abilities to move faster are only usable in "outdoors" areas. This includes all outside zones and the ones labelled "Outdoor" in the zone description.

			==== General Tips ====

	By using one of the above methods to move more quickly over land, travel on land is made much safer. The only other thing that you need to do is to be sure to avoid creatures that will attack you. This is intuitively obvious, but realize that even if a monster can't outrun you, they can still stun you and keep hitting you and, if they do enough damage while you're running away, you will start losing stats and become encumbered, thereby slowing you down enough that you can't outrun them at all. Keep your eyes on where you're going.		By using one of the above methods to move more quickly over land, travel on land is made much safer. The only other thing that you need to do is to be sure to avoid creatures that will attack you. This is intuitively obvious, but realize that even if a monster can't outrun you, they can still stun you and keep hitting you and, if they do enough damage while you're running away, you will start losing stats and become encumbered, thereby slowing you down enough that you can't outrun them at all. Keep your eyes on where you're going.
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	Fortunately in EQ Legends, there are [will be] items placed at the docks of each route to click and be instantly transported to the other end of the route. Still, if you want to ride the boat, see the details below.		Fortunately in EQ Legends, there are [will be] items placed at the docks of each route to click and be instantly transported to the other end of the route. Still, if you want to ride the boat, see the details below.

	~~'''~~ Qeynos-Erudin Route ~~'''~~		==== Qeynos-Erudin Route ====

	The boat from Qeynos leaves from South Qeynos (#15 on my map). The boat travels to Erud's Crossing where it stops at the dock there (#5 on my map). It then travels to Erudin and stops just offshore from the dock there (labelled dock on my map). A small raft floats from the dock itself to the ship and back, ferrying passengers. The boat itself then returns through Erud's Crossing, although it does not stop at the dock this time, and then goes back to Qeynos.		The boat from Qeynos leaves from South Qeynos (#15 on my map). The boat travels to Erud's Crossing where it stops at the dock there (#5 on my map). It then travels to Erudin and stops just offshore from the dock there (labelled dock on my map). A small raft floats from the dock itself to the ship and back, ferrying passengers. The boat itself then returns through Erud's Crossing, although it does not stop at the dock this time, and then goes back to Qeynos.
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	~~'''~~ Freeport-Butcherblock Route ~~'''~~		==== Freeport-Butcherblock Route ====

	* The boat from Freeport leaves from East Freeport heading east, you will stop at Zachariah Reigh Isle and again at the Island of the Sisters of Erollisi before continuing on to Butcherblock.		* The boat from Freeport leaves from East Freeport heading east, you will stop at Zachariah Reigh Isle and again at the Island of the Sisters of Erollisi before continuing on to Butcherblock.
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	* The boat is the Seaking		* The boat is the Seaking

	~~'''~~ Kunark Boat Travel (Out of Era)~~'''~~		==== Kunark Boat Travel (Out of Era) ====

	~~Check out the information on~~ Kunark ~~Boat Travel above~~.		There is a more detailed section regarding Kunark boat travel below.

	* Barrel Barge (Oasis) Round Trip: 12:59		* Barrel Barge (Oasis) Round Trip: 12:59
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	* Maiden's Voyage (FV) Round Trip: 20:28		* Maiden's Voyage (FV) Round Trip: 20:28

	~~'''~~ Velious Boat Travel (Out of Era) ~~'''~~		==== Velious Boat Travel (Out of Era) ====

			There is a more detailed section regarding Velious boat travel below.

	The trip to Velious starts in the Northern Desert of Ro at the docks there (#14 on the map). A small raft picks you up there and takes you to the Iceclad Ocean to a small island there (#7 on the map). You disembark in the water near there and run across the island to the dock (#6 on the map) where you board the Icebreaker. The Icebreaker then takes you to a dock on the mainland (#1 on the map). To return to the mainland, do this in reverse.		The trip to Velious starts in the Northern Desert of Ro at the docks there (#14 on the map). A small raft picks you up there and takes you to the Iceclad Ocean to a small island there (#7 on the map). You disembark in the water near there and run across the island to the dock (#6 on the map) where you board the Icebreaker. The Icebreaker then takes you to a dock on the mainland (#1 on the map). To return to the mainland, do this in reverse.