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Discover everything you need to know about contracts in Throne and Liberty, vendor locations, contract coins, rewards, and tips.
What Are Contracts in Throne and Liberty?
Contracts are special Quests in Throne and Liberty that you can accept daily from Contract Vendors to earn Sollant, EXP, and other items. Most MMO games have a daily quest system that can be completed daily for special rewards, and Throne and Liberty is no exception. Note that the primary daily-type system in Throne and Liberty is known as the “Contracts” system, which will be available to you later in the game. Spend a contract right to accept a Contract every time. The contract Rights need to be earned, and it’s best to earn them daily. Daily, you can earn 10 to 60 contract rights. You can have up to 5x Contracts active at a time.
Finish the active Contract or quit to accept another Contract beyond this point. Use the refresh key to generate a new batch of Contract objectives while seeing the Contracts. This is useful if you somehow are not interested in the remaining options. Once you refresh, you need to accept at least one more Contract before refreshing again.
Most of the contracts involve killing a certain number of monsters, collecting or mining something, or interacting with an object. There are three types of contracts: Weekly Contracts, Resistance Contracts, and Taedal’s Tower Contracts.
How to Complete Contracts in Throne and Liberty
To complete a contract, first interact with the contract vendor, and you’ll see an interface with several contract options that are available to you. Each Contract shows the location, the level range, the tier, and rewards before selecting it. You can see that every objective that you need to complete can be seen on the right-hand side. However, the objective will vary based on the location.
Throne and Liberty allow you to select up to 5 active Contracts at the same time. Don’t choose the contracts that don’t provide you the rewards that you desire. The players who want to select the Contracts must be aware of the ability to “Refresh” the Contracts page. Once you select the contract from the list, you can refresh the page by then. Upon having the Contract that you desire, move to their location and complete it.
Before accepting the Contract, pay attention to the objectives. Selecting the first five options will cause the Contracts to be much more time-consuming. Select those Contracts that have quick and easy objectives. However, if you somehow can’t find the easy Contract then use the refresh button to see new Contracts.
Even after refreshing you cannot find the Contract that has easy and quick objectives then you must choose those that want you to defeat similar enemies in the same area. Don’t need to pick more time-consuming contracts that require you to defeat many specific enemies. Defeating different types of wolves in Blackhowl Plains is one of the contracts that doesn’t require much time and effort.
You can click on the information button on the Contract to see more or you can also see contract information on the quest-log interface on the UI.
Resistance Contracts
You get 10 extra Contract Rights, which are capped at 60 on every daily reset. Speak to any Contract Manager to accept the contracts. You can have five active Resistance Contracts at once. Watcher’s Post or Purelight Tower are the most popular zones to accept the Contracts once you hit level 49. While Purelight Tower objectives take place in Purelight Hill or Shattered Temple, Watcher’s Post objectives take place in Fonos Basin or Ruins of Turayne.
Keep in mind that Resistance Contracts have 3 Tiers and the 3rd Tier provides you most rewards but is the rarest to roll. Once you accept the Contract, refresh the list. There’s a low chance of a Contract that rewards Precious Blessing Pouch, so refreshing the list is highly recommended here.
In Watcher’s Post, Purelight Hill, or Canina Village you can get the best possible rewards from Resistance Contracts. It’s best to accept these contracts at Level 49. The rewards of resistance contracts depending on the tier are:
- Training Dew: 10,000 Points
- Rare Polished Crystal
- Precious Blessing Pouch
- Rare Parchment
- Rare Base Material Selection Chest
- Rare Rubrix, Stalon, Emeret, Marind Ores
- 50 Abyssal Contract Tokens
Taedal’s Tower Contracts
In Taedal’s Tower Contracts, you can rechallenge a floor again, ranging from 10F to 20F. You can buy up to 3 from Sundries Merchant every week. Some of the rewards that you can achieve are:
- 6x Precious Stalon Ore
- 2x Precious Rubrix Ore
- 28x Traning Dew: 10,000 points
- 5x Precious Emeret Ore
How to Get Contracts in Throne and Liberty
Players must complete the main story quest, Chapter 2: The Demise of the Grey-Fanged, to unlock contracts in Throne and Liberty at around level 11. In Chapter 3: Veterans Never Die, you will talk to Noss, the Contract Manager in Castleton. After this, the contracts in your game will be available that you can complete to achieve useful items.
Contract Vendor Location
Contract vendors can be found throughout the entire world of Throne and Liberty in every main safe town. Look for the green tent icon on the map to locate these locations. The Contract Vendors offer Contracts list appropriate to the level of the zone or location. You can get to the Contract Vendors in the following Towns.
- Starlight Observatory Ruins
- Kastleton
- Purelight Tower
- Watcher’s Post
- Vienta Village
- Canina Village
- Sanctuary Oasis
You can also find the Contract Vendors in smaller settlements like Sanctuary Oasis.
Weekly Contracts
You can purchase some contracts every week. The contracts include the following.
- 6x Contract Scroll II: Shadowed Crypt
- 6x Contract Scroll II: Syleus’s Abyss
- 6x Contract Scroll II: Saurodoma Island
- 6x Contract Scroll II: Sanctum of Desire
You can get 2 Contracts from Sundries Merchants in the Stonegard Region. 2 contracts are available from the Sundries Merchants in the Laslan Region. Upon the completion of these Contracts, reward you with Abyss Currency and Precious Blessing Pouch. For Precious Blessing Pouches, you need to get any Tier 1 Purple Gear that can drop from the monsters in that dungeon.
You need to craft the following chests for Abyss Currency.
- Precious Equipment Chest: Shadow
- Precious Equipment Chest: Abyss
- Precious Equipment Chest: Tyrant
- Precious Equipment Chest: Desire
Use the 40x Abyss Currency to craft one with the Accessory Craft, Armor Crafter, or Weapon Crafter in Stonegard Castle. Purchase 6x of each Contract after the weekly reset occurs in the game. These contracts do not have any expiration date, so build up on each character every week.
Guild Contracts in Throne and Liberty
In Throne and Liberty, Guild Contracts are a type of Contracts that are united by every guild member. Guild Contracts become available automatically in the game to your entire Guild and a new one takes its replacement when you fulfill it. The Leader of the Guild is allowed to change an active Guild Contract but the guild resources are required for that.
Once you complete the Guild Contracts, you’ll be rewarded with Guild and Individual Guild member rewards. There are also extra Contribution Rewards that depend on a member’s contribution. All you need to do is utilize Guild Coins on the Guild Contract Manager to get several items.
Open World Dungeons Contracts
Move to the Sundries Merchant to purchase the special Contracts called Open World Dungeons Contracts. Purchase the available contracts every week. The Open World Dungeons Contracts require you to kill tougher enemies inside specific Open World Dungeons such as Saurodoma Island, Shadowed Crypt, Sanctum of Desire, and Syleus’s Abyss. You will also be asked to clear a specific Floor of Taedal’s Tower. To get the type of enemy, you can refresh the list for a small amount of Sollant.
Contract Rights
Contracts depend on “Contract Rights” to continue completing the Contracts. The Contract Rights refill every day at your server’s local reset time. 10 Contract Rights rebound to you each day. Complete your Contracts daily until you are out of Contract Rights to maximize your rewards and efficiency. Keep in mind that the number of Contracts you can complete every day is limited and depends on your Contract Rights.
The number of Contract Rights reduces when accepting new Contracts (accept, not complete!). At level 50, the Maximum number of Contract Rights is 60. You can accomplish new Contracts if you have consumed the maximum number of Contract Rights.
Contract Coins
Contract Coins are an additional currency in Throne and Liberty provided to you when completing Contracts. You can save some contract coins and then use the Contract Coins in the Contract Coin Shop in Throne and Liberty. You can exchange the Contract Coins at the Contract Coin Merchants that are located next to the Contract Vendor. The Contract Coin Merchant is a vendor that only accepts Contract Coins in the game. Contract Coins are the biggest factor that every player gives so much importance to the Contracts.
Tips and Tricks for Contracts
Here are some tips and tricks that you need to complete Contracts quickly and efficiently in Throne & Liberty:
- Finish the Contract quickly by teaming up with friends. Rewards from Contracts are not shared between your team. So, speed up the process without losing out on any rewards.
- Get a new list of Contracts by using the refresh button if you don’t like any of the ones currently on offer. Select only those Contracts that are in the same location. Doing this will let you complete the Contracts faster.
- You need to look for easy Contracts that are not time-consuming.
- Some of the Contracts have special rewards. For example, Lucky Pocket can drop Rare or Epic armor recipes or gems which are quite valuable.
- When choosing the Contracts, you need to look out for those Contracts that provide a maximum number of items in the reward, based on the materials you want. For example, look out for Contracts that offer 4 Weapon Growth Stones instead of 3.
Contract Rewards
When you complete the Contracts then you’ll be rewarded with Contract rewards. Growthstone is one of the rewards that you can gain by completing the Contracts in the game. The materials you require for your character progression should be the biggest factor while choosing which contract you should choose daily.
Upon the completion of Contracts in Throne and Liberty, you also gain Contract Coins. You can redeem the Contract Coins to obtain extra rewards by visiting a Contract coin dealer. You can find these coil dealers near the contract supplier in the game. Use the Contract Coins to buy lithographs, mystic keys, and growthstones. Use 3,000 Contract Coins to get the Epic Purple Weapons in the game. Alongside the Contract Coins, you’ll also gain gold, XP, and crafting materials for weapons and armor. The rewards that you’ll obtain upon the completion of Contracts are the following.
- Sollant
- EXP
- Contract Coins
- Crafting Materials
- Abyssal Contract Token Coins
- Training Dew
- Special Ore
- Parchments
- Precious Blessing Pouch
- Polished Crystals
- Crafting Material Selection Chests
These rewards make the Contracts the best choice for players to achieve crucial items in Throne and Liberty. From speeding up the process of upgrading your character to advancing to the end of the game, a Contract in the game is the best option for you to avail.
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