Druid Epic - Solo
 

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How much of the epic can we solo without requiring help from another person? Just seeing what parts I can plan on doing solo before I harass people for help.

I'm going to assume your run of the mill level 60 druid without Manastone, puppet strings or Clicky heals.

Soloable:

All 3 Antonica corrupted (goblin, mammoth, hill giant)
2 Kunark corrupted (gorilla, Baracudda)
All foraging and all running around for bowl
Buy the Jade Reaver for 100-200 plat

The parts you could maybe solo:

Corrupted Seahorse - you need some luck and you need to be familiar with charming + kedge keep. He summons so be ready for charm breaks, they will hurt.
Dark Reaver - you can do this but you need to bind and gate in a specific spot so that you can intercept these before they kill the druids. Easiest to get a friend to help though

Duo stuff:

Corrupted Brownie. Kill the tainted with DoTs, buff up your MR/FR/CR and kite corrupted around (without damaging him). Burn his mana, healing self as needed. Call in Melee or pet class friend to tank and kill it. Most duo will work here
Corrupted Seafury. Commonly left up. Ask a necro to help fear it while you DoT and nuke him to death

Group stuff:

Ulump. Get a cleric, warrior, and some melee DPS. Can swap cleric for torpor shaman probably. This guy is magic immune so you need melee DPS

Raid stuff:

Faydedar
Venril Sathir

Come Velious epic patch both of those mobs are going to be 1 groupable I think with a solid 60s group.

You da man, what I was looking for.

Dald, do you mean Black Reaver again here? Or am I missing something?

I think he means the event that take place in East Karana.

You need some items to a council of druids. They start a summoning a few meters away and some dark elf corruptors appear to the north if I recall correctly. If you bind on the nearby mountains to the north you can give the item to druids, gate and intercept the dark elfs before they get to the druids and kill them.

However it's much easier if you have 2-3 friends around in the previously mentioned mountains to the north.