Question about levels

[cheesybacon]

Which is stronger, a level 11 or a level 10 with an up arrow.

[Gralthak]

<p>There aren't any hard and fast numbers but in general a mob with a single up arrow is going to be 'tougher' than a mob one level higher without any arrows in regards to hit points and such.  You'll still have an easier time hitting the mob with the up arrow since it's a lower level, but it will likely take more of a beating.  </p>

[Runestone]

I am myself a new player, and I found this yesterday afternoon. <a href="http://eq2.wikia.com/wiki/Consider" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://eq2.wikia.com/wiki/Consider</a>

[Freliant]

<p> If you haven't read this on another post, here it is, for convinience sake. A good rule of thumb is: challenge is based on zone and intended difficulty more than color/arrows. Same zone, same mob types, and arrows have alot more effect on the difficulty of an encounter than the color of the mob.</p><p><b>Colors  </b></p><p>Grey = Very Easy </p><p>Green = Easy</p><p>Blue = small challenge</p><p>white = moderate challenge</p><p>yellow = challenge</p><p>Orange = high challenge</p><p>Red = practically impossible challenge.</p><p><b>Arrows</b></p><p>Triple down = Very easy</p><p>double down = Easy</p><p>Single down = average</p><p>No arrows = moderate challenge</p><p>One Arrow = High Challenge</p><p>2 Arrows = Very High Challenge (group highly recomended unless Blue or lower)</p><p>3 Arrows = Almost impossible challenge (Group needed unless green or lower)</p><p>3 Arrow x2 and higher = Impossible to solo unless grey several levels lower)</p>