RAF Granting Levels - Huge Problem inc

Hi,

i just started multiboxing 2 month ago with 5 new accounts. i didnt hurry and took my time. my first team hit 74 a few weeks ago (5x shaman). after not playing since (questing became just toooo boring) i just startet a dk + 4 rets team a few days ago. dk is going to join when my rets are at lvl60.

i used my main shaman (they are all exactly the same btw.) to pull the 4 rets through sfk (10 - 20) and through sm cath (20-30).

My plan was to just grand levels to boost them um to 60 from here, then have the dk join them and start instance grinding.

and here comes my probelm: im not able to grand levels from my main shaman (the booster) the account no. 2.

i linked them as following: A recruited B recruited C recruited D recruited E

boosting shaman is on A, rets are on bcde. 74 shaman on a was not able to grand levels to lvl 30 ret on b. i could summon him though.

am i doing somthing wrong? after this did not work (and to to some other stress ingame) i instantly quit and didnt try any further. im not willing to level them the regular way. especially not since my raf ends on 25th of janurary and i dont want to hurry.

lg
filon

With the way you raf'd

E can grant levels to D
D can grant levels to C
C can grant levels to B
B Can grant levels to A

A cannot grant levels to any of them.

The issue is, only the referred account can grant levels, the account which made the referral cannot grant levels. In your case the original account you referred from is A and so this account cannot grant levels. I think this was done so that people did not do a back and forth of granting levels between the RAFed accounts, seems logical that people might have tried to grant a level to a toon which was really close to the next level, then hit the next level and grant a level back, kind of leapfrogging through their levels.

If you did A>B>C>D>E like most people

Shaman from account E would grant D
D to C
C to B
B to A

This means to get 4 paladins you would need to have them on A,B,C,D and be boosting on E.