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   - **Industry and Retail Management** Once your Industry skill is high enough, you can "rent" space using the Retail Management skill in Serbule or the Casino. Or, you can pay like 20k to get to use the space. This is handy if you need space and you have mules and/or need just a little bit more space. Generally speaking, you can probably sell the excess goods you get anyway. Just remember that you pay a little bit more every day that you "rent" a shop space.
   - **Poetry Jam Trick To Running A Shop** Speaking of renting shop spaces, have you ever wondered how so many high level players have their shops for so long? The trick is to pay the 20k to get Retail Management on an alt and then bring that alt or log into it while the Poetry Jam is running. You will get drunk, sure, but your alt can then get the Savvy Shopkeeper buff, which HALVES the cost of running a shop. Most players are going to hate me for explaining this, but it's important that you know about it. Then, you only need to log on as your alt every day to re-up the cost of the vendor stall and for like 1k-3k per day you can keep your shop going. Just be sure that you are selling enough loot and items that you can cover the cost of running the stall.
-  - ** Heart's Home Is Essentially A "Teleport to Serbule" Skill** The Teleportation Skill "Heart's Home" basically takes you to Serbule. You will have always taken a boat to Serbule or used the "Enter the Light" to go to Serbule more often than anywhere else most likely if you have your regular Teleport bound to the Casino or TP Machine in Gazluk. Even if you go to Kur and cast it fifty times over and over, it only takes a few dozen boat rides and Enter the Light uses to reset your "Heart's Home" back to Serbule. The way the skill is written, it sounds like it's going to take you to where you have teleported the most, but every use of Enter the Light and Rahu boat trip ticks the counter for Serbule, too, so that skill will fast become a "TP to Serbule" skill.
+  - **Heart's Home Is Essentially A "Teleport to Serbule" Skill** The Teleportation Skill "Heart's Home" basically takes you to Serbule. You will have always taken a boat to Serbule or used the "Enter the Light" to go to Serbule more often than anywhere else most likely if you have your regular Teleport bound to the Casino or TP Machine in Gazluk. Even if you go to Kur and cast it fifty times over and over, it only takes a few dozen boat rides and Enter the Light uses to reset your "Heart's Home" back to Serbule. The way the skill is written, it sounds like it's going to take you to where you have teleported the most, but every use of Enter the Light and Rahu boat trip ticks the counter for Serbule, too, so that skill will fast become a "TP to Serbule" skill.
   - **Free Loot** There are two NPCs that give quests for free loot. One is Pennoc in Serbule, who gives "Entertain Me" quests and the other is Lakrea in Rahu who gives quests for a skill called Holistic Wellness. You will gain levels in the skill as well as items for doing her quests. Both of them may sometimes ask you to do something that you either cannot do or aren't willing to spend the time to do. You can feel free to abandon or cancel their quests, just keep in mind you won't get another quest from them for an hour or so after canceling a quest you just obtained.
   - **CTRL + Cursor UP to Repeat Previous Command** One important thing I've noticed in this game is sometimes you need to type and repeat the same or similar commands like /particlespam into chat or /invite <playername> over and over. It's not really documented, but you can hold CTRL and press the UP cursor to repeat a previous command/chat. It's particularly helpful if you are chatting with someone and they zone out or exit to switch to an alt for a quick trade and your message fails while they are "offline". You can just hit CTRL-<UP> to repeat whatever super long message you had just tried to send.
   - **Save Brewing For Later** Once you get into Brewing, for the love of everything holy, please do not make the same mistake I did and craft with hard liquor barrels or beer barrels to level. You simply will never have enough Barley to level the skill up at any reasonable speed this way. The "one glass" skills are the only serious way to level Brewing as of right now and you will be wasting your time doing anything else. Also, don't level Brewing unless you know what you are doing. Just don't even bother with it till you are end game and have stacks of items for it. It will drain your money and requires tons of Gardening. It is not a skill for new players. It might end up being a important skill for Dwarves, though, I don't know.
-  - **Pay for Inventory Early** Don't be afraid to pay for inventory space in Serbule Hills. It only costs 200 councils with Durstin Tallow and you get a chunk of inventory space.
+  - **Pay for Inventory Early** Don't be afraid to pay for inventory space in Serbule Hills. It only costs 200 councils with Durstin Tallow and you get quite a chunk of inventory space.
-  - **Cleo Conyer Is Like Marna** Similar to Marna in Serbule, Cleo Conyer will buy almost everything from you and is another NPC you want to gift "junk" items to.
+  - **Cleo Conyer Is Like Marna** Similar to Marna in Serbule, Cleo Conyer will buy almost everything from you and is another NPC you want to gift "junk" items to. He makes early game a lot more bearable because it's possible to very easily max out Marna and Joeh and other NPCs your first week if you powergame.
+  - **Egg Runs are worth your time around level 50-70** Once you hit later levels in your combat skills you might be able to participate in what are called "Egg Runs" underneath Povus, killing insects and potentially a "Queen" for XP and high level skill rewards. I would NOT recommend players under level 70 do these runs usually, but on the weekends when there are a lot of people, you might be able to tag along with others and get some really good XP. Just try very hard not to die and kite backwards as you play. Also do not use AoE magic. You'll still get good XP, but the later bugs in the mission will reflect AoE or burst damage back at you.