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Updated through here, thanks.

Updated through here, thanks.

The Kunark dragons: Gore, Talendor, Sev are all on this faction. Also, in Western Wastes, Escorpa of the Ring is on this faction (A nasty suprise for people who re on CoV faction but have killed thier RoS faction)

There is a switch on one of the ends of it, sometimes its on the other end.

This is not PoTime stuff. Especially the break in. More like HoT with a kick...

Liveye (lvl 65 Wizard)

actually if you look at the patch description, the zone is compare to elemental level zone, so it NOT time. :)
Panizza 65 paladin
drinal

Edited, Thu Jul 15 03:38:09 2004

I note that you're posting this on the same day I'm posting my reply - so:

The standard way used to be rezzing out - however, you can now gate or port out just fine.

First of all, you're whining needlessly. As most things become in this game, VP equipment is largely obsolete. But, that warning of danger IS TOO. Don't worry...

Neurott's source for Gordon's quote.

(VP wasn't even entered until after this date)

If my memory serves, Kunark opened in March of 2000. It was the first expansion to Everquest, when the most elite warriors had about 2500 fully buffed, casters were lucky to have 1500 mana, raids were basic and, although didn't seem so at the time, required very little organization and strategy, and until Sky was introduced, neither encounters nor loot by any means showcased or clearly defined each class in its intended role (Sky wasn't completely conquered until after most of the Kunark "bosses" had been eliminated).
Then, came Kunark. In my opinion the best expansion, ever- period. First of all, merely stepping foot on the boat from Butcherblok to FV took your breath away, then the docks off in the mist coming slowly into focus... I, for one was taken aback. Not to mention the new animations, detailed armors, active cities, crazy in-depth quests...
Most of the epic quests would not be solved in their entirity for months to come. In these months Kunark made it its task to cut and define the coddled and naiive Antonicans, Faydwerians, and Odusians. With massive zones, indoor and outdoor, equally massive enemies, intricately designed dungeons, effects and spells with more class-specific emphasis, arduous multi-zone/multi-continental quests, the basic characteristics of each class and role that had been introduced in the "Old World" were being chisilled down and shaped into what they would become.
Veeshan's Peek required advanced raiding strategies even by Kunark standards. It was very fast-paced fighting, where one vital mistake could cost the raid. It was guided by room/mob placement/wanderers/spawn-times/exits, etc. Everything had to be done near-perfectly. Mob-placement became a more vital issue. You couldn't just be prepared for one type of boss. You had to bring it all in terms of strategy. You *could* camp out at very few spots, but it wasn't like Sky. You couldn't leave any time you wanted. Fight out or die out. The reason I relate it to Sky is that Sky was also very guided, to some extent more structured, but easier because of it.
All of these elements would later be recognized as being perfect introductions to ToV strategy (Scars of Velious - November, 2000). ToV would take us to yet another level in raiding strategy.
The loot for the time was impressive, as well. As we know, with all of Kunark came Weapon/Armor-Effects galore. Even more in VP. And the stats on these items were incredible for the time. Risk v. Reward was virtually flawless. The hardest zone in the game, you get the best stuff. The effect-robes, Azure Sky, Yunnb's, the blade ratios were not matched (again, epics were not completed when VP was conquered, and were only finished being implimented Summer 2000), but with the ratios (13/25, 16/26, 9/16) you had effects and stats? And, not just any inane stats from which the class to use would gain nothing. Needed stats. There were items dropping here with 15+ to multiple stats AND 75+ hp+mana.
Granted, most of the items are now obsolete. However, as are most of the strategies employed. VP can be cleared by 2 groups PoP-equipped with ease in a few hours. When Velious came out, EQ players were spoiled. I won't use the word *easy*, but I will venture to say that Verant may have been "rewarding" us for conquering Kunark.
So, you can do Trak with one group who used to wipe 6, Nagafen can be soloed, and *even you* can (should be able to) solo clear the entirity of Lower Guk. /gasp
But, ignoring the facts that RoK was and will remain to be the best expansion to Everquest ever, SoV was cute and fun and made us happy and lazy again, SoL was one big time-sink (perfect, now that we're lazy again), PoP was just complete and utter (and irreversable) crap in the grandest scale, and finally LoY- "Hi- I'm in LoY..."; ignoring those facts (my word for opinions =P) Neurott, there's no need to rant that Jagged Bands aren't beneficial anymore, or that your Barbed Ringmail is "SO last week!". It's what happens with time... And, it has been over 3 human years since VP was considered to be what Gordon called "...one of the hardest zones to exist in Everquest." Get over it, and try to enjoy the zone for its legacy, perhaps. Best of luck.

3 days

kiling bards increases ROS faction too