Lost Ark Endgame Guide: 5 Things to Do After Hitting the Level 50 Cap

Lost Ark is a popular MMOARPG that’s been out for a few years now, but has just made its way to English-speaking territories this past month. There are plenty of things to see and do in the main story, but the real game begins once you’ve hit the level cap and entered the proper endgame content. Here are 5 things you should do after hitting the level 50 cap in Lost Ark.

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1. Complete Your Story Quests

There’s a good chance that you’ll hit level 50 even before you’ve finished the story quests, especially if you’ve been clearing out all the side quests and sudden quests along the way. Just keep doing what you’re doing, and make sure to knock out every quest with the blue-colored story markers as you progress.

Once you reach Vern Castle in the North Vern region, which is one of the major milestones in Lost Ark, you’ll be greeted with a final set of blue marker quests that you need to complete in order to unlock the rest of the endgame activities. Upon completing the quest titled Ealyn’s Gift, that’s when you can start to really focus on your gear and getting your item level up.


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