Attempted and wiped to Grummus a few days ago. Here is what I had noticed:
1. Rampage - Seems to be the biggest problem. He single ramps for full damage, thus making it very important that the ramp tank (we used an Invulnerability hammer pally for this) gets healed properly. Makes this event a cakewalk. You don't want healers getting squished by rampage.
2. AEs - Disease based, so cleric group heals should work to cure these. Takes multiple casts to get rid of it though. I tried healing with my cleric-bot on the other room through a wall, but I think I still got hit by the dot. At 665 disease resists, I rarely ever resisted it. Nasty stuff.
3. Melee output - At nearly 5k ac buffed, my level 80 WAR was hit for a max of 5.4k (non defensive). Most of his hits were between 2k and 3k though, and some lucky 4k+ hits. I didn't see any flurries.
We wiped at 5%. =(
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The Fabled Grummus
Fabled Creature
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Categories: Templatized | EverQuest
This page last modified 2009-03-30 09:05:55.
Level: 85
Known Loot:
Bone Spiked Crusher
Chunk of Decaying Cloth
Diseased Ratskin Mask
Fabled Bone Spiked Crusher
Fabled Diseased Ratskin Mask
Fabled Malarian Leg Ear Stud
Fabled Pus Covered Beetle Carapace
Fetid Flesh Wristband
Malarian Leg Ear Stud
Pus Covered Beetle Carapace
Ring of the Pox-bearer
Runed Lance of Gryme
Bone Spiked Crusher
Chunk of Decaying Cloth
Diseased Ratskin Mask
Fabled Bone Spiked Crusher
Fabled Diseased Ratskin Mask
Fabled Malarian Leg Ear Stud
Fabled Pus Covered Beetle Carapace
Fetid Flesh Wristband
Malarian Leg Ear Stud
Pus Covered Beetle Carapace
Ring of the Pox-bearer
Runed Lance of Gryme
Known Habitats:
Plane of Disease
Plane of Disease
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10 posts
Seems like it was 11 toons. I get that they were boxed, and I wish I could do it, cause I like his fabled drops, but I can't box that many.
Paraxe
Paraxe
32 posts
Downed with 2 persons + bots. 85 war boxing 85 zerk, 85 shm, 85 clr and 85 bard, and other boxing 85 zerk(ramp tank) 85 clr, 85bard, 85 shammy, 85 chant and 75 wiz :)
WTF??? YOU mean I am suppose to TANK???
9 posts
Max hit was around 5700 on me at 4500 AC with max shielding, avoidance, and defensive aa's. He also single target ramps for full damage up to 6k or more.
19 posts
Gotta add props to varied guild leaders who put this together. We didn't take him down but it wasn't for lack of prep by the leaders. Now I am going on EQ hiatus for a week or so, cuz i am just tired.
19 posts
Raid of 36 avg lvl 70 varied equipped. Got stomped good. Two 80 lvl pally's went down quick. Quad hit 5 k apiece. Two report hits over 6.5. DoT's were nasty. Multiple casts for healers to remove it. Pet lasted quite a while and he was only 61. Maybe we should have sent pets in to tank and take the first DoT while we let casters get some Dots of there own on him. Nothing more to really to add. I am sure someone else will add to this anyway.
41 posts
can anyone tell me location and respawn timer please?
Same location as regular grummus which should be marked on the map. Its on the far West side of the zone, in the room down the steps once you've passed the queen spider.
Not sure on respawn, but I believe regular Grummus respawns every 3 days, and typically fabled mobs spawn far more frequently. My guess would then be 24-36 hours.
Not sure on respawn, but I believe regular Grummus respawns every 3 days, and typically fabled mobs spawn far more frequently. My guess would then be 24-36 hours.