Level 51 druid hunting suggestions
 

Hey all, as stated I am a 51 Druid. Trying to find out where I should be hunting. Lately it's either been the aviaks in OOT or camping ice giants in EVP.

Would like to really start trying to make a push towards 60 at this point. Any suggestions are welcome.

Thanks.

51 you charm in Kedge.
55ish you charm in permafrost bear pits

Grats on 60.


If you aren't charming, you aren't pushing to 60. Quadding, root rotting and grouping are all very slow compared to solo charming.

Kc / Highkeep. Then bear pits 55+.

In order to quad down in the permafrost bear pits. I'm assuming that's using the luminescent staff right? Would it be pretty relaxed around 55? Or is there other things down there that I am going to need to contend with? The wiki doesn't provide a whole lot of information for the pits, and I've never been down there.

i've found charming in kedge pretty hard but its a good bet for 51-54, can try killing raptors in TD or likewise charming bats in solb is pretty solid there's plenty of mobs and spots to do it there...

also, no, you don't quad in the bearpits they have way too much hp--basically charm a bear/wolf, sick it on the other mob next to it and break charm when theyre both at 5%ish hp so you can one shot them and rinse and repeat. you can start @ the bear pits when you reach level 54 and have animal tash/that charm good charm spell

bear pits can be super rough when you're just starting and don't know how to do it but once you get the hang of it it's literally the best xp any class can get imo, is ridiculously easy and you can stay there till 59-60 easily

:p
retracted. But I'd be happy to suggest a different game for you, matt.. if you haven't ragequit already.
prolly a solo game...

Duo Sol B, Permafrost, Lower Guk, Citymist, Skyfire, Howling Stones

Solo Kedge, Spirocs, Sol B, Citymist.


You do not quad in the bear pits, you charm a mob, have it fight another mob, and break the charm before a mob dies so you earn the full xp credit yourself. Grouping with at least 1 other person removes the problem of pets eating xp.

Duo with an enchanter or another druid in sol B or Permafrost and you're really fucking wasting mobs.

If you're going to go with more than two, keep your group as tight as possible, preferably formed around one of those combos. dru/ench with one or two physical dps classes is an extremely formidable squadron, especially in outdoor zones with unresistable pacifies.

super secret technology: you can quad in city of mist. it's very obvious where, too.

Spirocs in TD are probably good up to 52 if you want to push it that far.

Daldaen, I have a few questions about charming in Kedge.

What level can you start without doing a ridiculous amount of snaring, zoning, etc.?

Do you have two fight, then break when both are low and nuke/dot to death or do you buff/thorns one and have him go to town?

This is what I did:

- Until 53 you can pretty much stay on Aviaks. It's like a free PL if you have a Lummi staff.
- 53-55 you can do quadding on the seafuries in OoT and gain some cash in the meanwhile.
55-60: Here you have many options. I did a mix of Charming in Chardok (Real fun, but watch for the AoE groups), Sol B Crawling (Charm a bat), Quad the raptors in TD (total PITA tbh) and grouping in Seb/HS. I did some quadding and Root/DoT in CoM (try the arena area).

After 55 if you really want to push, it's Permafrost Bear pits as Daldaen suggested. However is boring as hell, it's a pain to get in there and it's 0 loot. But it's probably the best XP you will ever get.

My advise is, however, to enjoy the game after level 55. Group with your friends, go to Seb, HS etc... Seek some challengues, like charming in Chardok. Bear pits will get you to 60 in no time, but a game is about having fun ;)