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It might be smart to do Woljif's task right out of the gate because it's close to Defender's Heart and it gives you a good weapon that can get around damage mitigation early on.
i usually finish act 1 on level 9 close to level 10. i solo the whole thing except the last fight in wardstone legacy. i think i was level 11 at lepers end.
classes i have done this with is: brownfur transmuter. of course all types of fighter builds, and sylvan sorcerer. i suppose druids should be able to do the same thing. the difficulty setting was of course unfair
you can quickly get to level 5 by going to marketplace and resolving the desnian / harlom conflict and helping the thieflings doing those should easily get you to level 6 at which point you can probably solo the map with most builds.
What is the point of avoiding to rest exactly?
Being out of spell slots when reading "welcome tot he most difficult part of the game" doesn't feel great...
Makes more of a difference early when you're marathoning through Kenabres, and you're doing some of the tougher battles with a party at level 4 instead of 5.