Wiki · In game
The in-game leveling guide
A step-by-step guide in your quest tracker: who to talk to, what to kill or collect, and an arrow to where it happens. The GPS tells you how to get there.
Where guides come from
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You ask for a route
On Discord ("send a guide to my druid for level 20 to 30") or on the website's Guides page. Asking Ley Maps.
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Ley Maps plans it for your character
From where your character stands, what it has done and which flight paths it knows, using quests our players really turned in. You can leave zones out ("no Hillsbrad") or ask for dungeon quests.
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The tray brings it into the game
It checks for new guides every few minutes; Sync guides now in its menu fetches them at once. A
/reloadthen shows the guide.
Using it
In the quest tracker
The current step sits at the top of your tracker, with the next ones below. Done steps tick off by themselves as you accept, kill, loot and turn in.
The arrow
Points to where the step happens, with the yards left. Drag it anywhere on screen. With the GPS it follows the roads and flight paths there.
Auto accept and turn-in
When you open a quest window, the guide may accept or complete that step's quest for you. Reward choices are always yours. Hold Shift to skip it once.
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/ley guide |
Opens the guide picker: choose, restart or delete guides |
/ley guide next / back |
Moves a step forward or back |
/ley guide show / hide |
Shows or hides the guide |
/ley guide pin |
Sets a map waypoint for the current step |
/ley guide tracker off / on |
Its own window instead of the quest tracker (on needs a /reload) |
/ley guide auto off / on |
Whether the guide accepts and turns in the current step's quests (kept per character) |
Travel steps are the GPS's job. Guides say what to do; the GPS works out how to get there from wherever you really are, so a guide never goes stale because you took a detour.