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Old 12-16-2012, 03:02 PM
oddibemcd oddibemcd is offline
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Ploktor has given you a good list and he's probably the most experienced druid soloer on the server. He also is pretty tricked out gear wise.

For us more-mortal druids, Kedge, perma pits and Chardok are the dungeon charming zones to really cut your teeth. Kedge and perma both double as very good XP spots as well. By the time you are charming in Chardok, you're probably lvl 60 or darn close to it.

KC, as Ploktor mentioned is also an interesting spot, but for different reasons. The three previous zones are usually empty, where as you are competing for mobs in KC. Time is much more important when running for a named mob because someone else is usually going for it as well. I feel bad for LCY groups because they stand a pretty good chance of getting trained when there are a couple druids in there tracking for nameds and trying to harmo their way there.

If you want a real challenge, go to OoT and try to get a full quad of seafuries without having them stolen.
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Old 12-16-2012, 05:26 PM
Briscoe Briscoe is offline
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If you want a real challenge, go to OoT and try to get a full quad of seafuries without having them stolen.
Just don't snare them before you have all four on the edge of the island, and you're 99% safe.
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Old 12-16-2012, 09:02 PM
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Ploktor has given you a good list and he's probably the most experienced druid soloer on the server. He also is pretty tricked out gear wise.

For us more-mortal druids,
true, but i worked my way up.

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Kedge, perma pits and Chardok are the dungeon charming zones to really cut your teeth. Kedge and perma both double as very good XP spots as well. By the time you are charming in Chardok, you're probably lvl 60 or darn close to it.
forgot about kedge, good spot, but get an EB item (and a fungi staff helps)

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KC, as Ploktor mentioned is also an interesting spot, but for different reasons. The three previous zones are usually empty, where as you are competing for mobs in KC. Time is much more important when running for a named mob because someone else is usually going for it as well. I feel bad for LCY groups because they stand a pretty good chance of getting trained when there are a couple druids in there tracking for nameds and trying to harmo their way there.
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He did say he plays at off hours, so he'll have a little less competing but also a bit harder time getting past all the pathers which can get anoying. not to say there wont be mobs to race for, and thats fun!
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Old 12-17-2012, 04:48 AM
wingelefoot wingelefoot is offline
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is it rude to harmo past LCY groups? to get to jail/zerker?
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