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# Rates in one table

L2 After Work is a server with dynamic rates on the High Five Part 5 chronicle: XP from mobs runs from x5 at the start down to x1 at the cap, SP stays higher than XP, and raid bosses, quests, and fishing each use their own multipliers. We raised drop, Adena, and spoil just enough that a full gear set comes together in an evening of play, but doesn't lose its value in a week. Below is a single list of all server rates, followed by a breakdown of each one.

All server rates

What	Multiplier
XP from mobs	x5 down to x1 — by character level
SP from mobs	x3 up to level 80, x2 after that
XP and SP from raid bosses	x3 at any level
Adena	x2.5
Item drop	x2.5
Spoil: amount / chance	x2.5 / x3
Raid boss drop	x2
Epic boss drop	x2
Herbs	x2
Quests: XP, SP and quest item collection	x2
Quests: Adena and items on turn-in	x1 — same as original
Fishing	x2
Epaulettes and Fame from sieges	x3
Manor	x1 (High Five standard)

# Experience and SP

XP and SP rates from mobs are dynamic: the multiplier is based on your character's level, not the monster's, and steps down as you level up. Starting levels get x5, from level 20 it's x4, from level 40 it's x3, from level 76 it's x2, and from level 80 mob XP runs at the base x1: the final levels don't fly by on high rates and remain a real goal. SP stays higher than XP throughout — x3 up to level 80 and x2 after. Raid bosses grant x3 XP and x3 SP at any level, so after 80 the main source of progression becomes raids, epics and quests.

Mob XP by level

Level range	Multiplier
1–19	x5
20–39	x4
40–75	x3
76–79	x2
80+	x1

Mob SP by level

Level range	Multiplier
1–79	x3
80+	x2

Raid bosses (level-independent)

Parameter	Multiplier
XP from raid bosses	x3
SP from raid bosses	x3

The XP/SP multiplier is recalculated automatically based on your character's level: as soon as you cross a range boundary (e.g., from 19 to 20), the next tier kicks in.
The tier boundaries are levels 20, 40, 76 and 80. Up to level 40 your character climbs on x5–x4 in a couple of evenings, and after that the real game begins — the one it was all built for: parties, raids, instances, sieges.
Raid bosses grant x3 XP and x3 SP regardless of level — farming raid bosses pays off both early on and at the level cap; after 80 it's the main source of XP.
Dynamic rates strike a balance between a fast start and a long server lifespan: low levels never turn into a grind, and levels past 80 remain an achievement rather than a formality.

# What else multiplies XP and SP

The level-based base rate is only the foundation. On top of it come Premium Account, the Experience and SP runes, Vitality with Nevit's recommendations, and Champions while farming. The multipliers stack multiplicatively, so the real leveling speed is almost always higher than the number in the table: for example, at level 30 the base x4, combined with Premium and full Vitality, turns into x18.

Multipliers on top of the base rate

Source	What it gives	How to get it
Premium Account	x1.5 to XP and SP	Alt+B → «PREMIUM ACCOUNT»: duration from 4 hours to 60 days, paid with Coins of Luck , PC Bang points, or a coupon
Experience Rune and SP Rune	+30% or +50% to XP and SP — both from mobs and from quests	A gift with a Premium purchase, a login reward, or the in-game shop
Vitality	x1.5 / x2 / x2.5 / x3 to XP and SP	Builds up while you're offline (four times faster than normal) and from killing raid bosses, then gets spent while farming
Recommendations and Nevit's Blessing	A boost to Vitality, and while the Blessing is active Vitality is counted at its maximum	Recommendations from other players, and Nevit's Advent for time spent in the game
Champions	From x8 to x35 to XP and SP from a single mob — depending on the Champion's tier	Random elite mobs while farming as usual — see the "Champions" section

# Drop and Spoil

Adena, item drop and spoil amount come with a x2.5 multiplier, and the spoil success chance is tripled — you gather gear, consumables and resources noticeably faster, without tipping into "everything at once". Raid bosses, epic bosses, herbs and Manor use separate multipliers, while the sell price of dropped items to NPCs is, conversely, lowered.

Adena: x2.5
Item drop: x2.5
Spoil (amount): x2.5
Spoil (chance): x3
Raid boss drop: x2
Epic boss drop: x2
Herbs: x2
Manor (crop harvesting): x1 (standard)

# How many items drop at once

A cap on how many distinct items can drop at once from a single drop group. From regular mobs and spoil — up to 2 items at a time; from raid bosses — up to 3.

Regular mobs: up to 2 items
Spoil: up to 2 items
Raid bosses: up to 3 items

# Quests, Fishing and More

Quests here speed up leveling rather than print Adena. XP and SP for turn-in run at x2, and quest items drop from mobs twice as fast — a "bring twenty of these" chain takes half the time. The reward from the NPC itself — Adena and items — stays original, x1: money on the server comes from farming, spoil and crafting, where the multipliers are already x2.5, and a quest remains what it was in High Five: a way to gain a level, unlock a class, or get a specific item for that stage. Fishing runs on its own x2 multiplier.

XP for a quest: x2
SP for a quest: x2
Quest item drops from monsters: x2
Adena for quest turn-in: x1 — same as original
Items rewarded for a quest: x1 — same as original
Fishing: x2

Collection and reward are two separate settings. Gathering the needed items from mobs is twice as fast, while the amount of Adena and items in the reward itself is left original.
This only concerns the NPC reward for turn-in. Adena and loot that drop from mobs while you complete the quest follow the server's general rates — x2.5 for Adena and drop.
The original reward is a deliberate decision, not a forgotten multiplier. Boosting Adena payouts from quests would turn low-level chains into a money printer: the economy would sag within the first week, and farming, spoil and crafting would lose their point. That's why what quests are actually taken for — XP, SP and collection speed — is what got boosted.
Some rewards are hard-coded into the quest template and don't scale at all — that's how weapons and armor from starting quest chains are handed out.
Premium Account adds x1.5 to all quest categories at once: to XP and SP, to Adena and items for turn-in, and to quest item collection.
The Experience Rune and SP Rune also apply to quest XP — this is the only bonus that carries over from farming to quests. Vitality and recommendations don't affect it.

# Sieges and PvP

Participating in castle sieges, fort defences and territorial wars earns boosted Fame and Knight's Epaulettes — reputation for siege shops and rewards builds up faster. Combat rules and the cost of hiring siege guards remain standard High Five.

Epaulettes (Knight's Epaulette): x3
Fame from forts: x3 (93 per interval)
Fame from castles: x3 (375 per interval)
Fame from TW: x3
Siege mob drop: x2
Siege guard price: x1 (standard)

# Frequently asked questions about rates

The key points, briefly

Question	Answer
What are the server's rates?	Mob XP — from x5 to x1 depending on your character's level; SP — x3 up to level 80 and x2 after; raid bosses — x3 to XP and SP. Adena, drop and spoil amount — x2.5, spoil chance — x3, fishing — x2. For quests, XP and SP run at x2, while Adena and reward items are original.
Is the rate based on the mob's level or the character's level?	On the character's level. The monster's level doesn't affect the multiplier — the x5 tier applies in any location you can handle.
At which levels does the XP multiplier change?	At levels 20, 40, 76 and 80: x5 up to level 19, x4 at 20–39, x3 at 40–75, x2 at 76–79, and x1 from level 80.
Why does the XP rate drop as you level up?	So the start doesn't turn into a grind and the level cap doesn't lose its value. Low levels go by quickly, while 80+ remains a meaningful goal, and the server lives longer than a single month.
How to level up quickly after level 80?	Raid bosses (x3 to XP and SP at any level), quests (x2), Champions, plus Premium Account x1.5, the Experience Rune and full Vitality — they multiply the base x1.
Does Premium Account affect the rates?	Yes: x1.5 to XP and SP, x1.3 to Adena, drop, spoil and fishing, x1.5 to quest rewards. The final multipliers by level are listed in the "Premium Account" section.
Is epic boss drop multiplied too?	Regular loot — yes, x2. But epic jewelry drops at a fixed chance and doesn't scale with rates — see details in the "Epic Jewelry" section.
Where can I see my current rates?	In-game: Alt+B → «Server Info». It shows the base rate for your level and, separately, the bonus from Premium Account.
Is the quest reward multiplied by the server's rates?	Partially. XP and SP for turn-in run at x2, quest item collection from mobs is also x2, but the Adena and items the NPC hands out as a reward arrive in their original amount. That doesn't mean a quest brings no money: Adena dropping from mobs along the way follows the general x2.5 multiplier. Premium Account adds x1.5 to all quest categories, including the turn-in reward.