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Coming from Freeport, I have different mobs and whatnot. So. To answer your questions. You're a lvl 10 warrior, great choice if you're new. I guess learning the terms for casters would be kinda difficult. Few sides notes

LFG= Looking for group (you can't group with people too high, or people too low)

If I were you I'd do as MANY quest as possible. If you go through your journal, you'll notice that the colors of the text in your journal correspond to the difficulty of the quest. If the quest letters are Red, don't attempt it yet. If it's Blue, white, green, you can handle them by yourself more than likely. You'll get a lot of money from soloing by yourself, this is where my income comes from most of the time. I also hear that if you harvest A LOT, you can eventually harvest some pretty rare stuff. So think about that as well. Your house will come important once you start selling. But eventually the 5 silver every week is chump change. I have about 75 silver at the moment (I had 4 gold, spent it all on armor.. you'll have to do this eventually as well)

As for the usage of your skills. I guess it all depends. As a warrior your main job is just to keep aggro. If you're by yourself, move at whatever rate you're comfortable at, use your skills all you want. But when you're in a group, I normally don't care about DPS seeing as that's the other classes job. I simply hit hard enough just to keep the aggro of the mob. But when the time comes to seriously do damage, my skills can hit for 100 and I'm only a lvl 20 guardian. Until you hit 16, just solo most of the way. And do as many quest as possible. And remember that you can always sell loot to PC's for at least twice as much as the NPC.

aggro and hate are the same thing. it is the level to which the NPC you are fighting dislikes you. The player in the group who raises his level of "hate" to the highest is the one that the NPC will target and attack. Hate is acquired by doing all things which are bad for your enemy. This can be damaging him, healing your allies, buffing yourself or your allies, or debuffing him.

as a warrior, you will most often end up as the "tank", which is the designated person for the monster to attack and hit. as the tank, you will always want your hate to be the highest, and therefore have the monster hit you. "DPS" is Damage Per Second, and refers to classes that are meant to deal damage to the enemy. Examples are rangers, wizards, and assassins (predators and sorcerors for your level).

DPS = Damage per Second, which we do not have very much of. But we do have taunt skills to maintain aggro. You'll note you';re getting new attacks and new taunts all the time added to your Combat Skill book. You can create hotkeys, which is what that bottom bar is on your computer with slots corresponding to 1,2,3 ... -, =. Basically you just open your skill book and drag and drop the skill into the slots. Now you can just hit the buttons and it activates the skill. Skills are colored just like the quests. Make sure you are using the orange and blue skillsets.

Also, if you are MA make sure you are using both taunt and shout, and a group buff (ths causes aggro)to maintain aggro.

^^^ nice research =D

For a good cap at your level, check out this quest given by Marshall Surefoot in the Baubleshire:

http://eq2.allakhazam.com/db/quest.html?&eq2quest=62

For some boots, try this one from Lozoria Shinkicker also in Baubleshire.

http://eq2.allakhazam.com/db/quest.html?&eq2quest=14

Another good boots quest, but slightly higher level from Dane Steelfist in Greystone yard. It's a three parter but if you can finish it the boots are good well into your teens:

http://eq2.allakhazam.com/db/quest.html?&eq2quest=182

Basically I just went around to every burrough and talked to everyone and did every quest I could find. Those alone took me to level 14 quick. Good luck to you, and good hunting.