The Warrens  

how do I get into The Warrens? the way in from Paineel is blocked with rocks.

I'll be very thankful if there are someone who will help me:)

For those of you in your mid teens, the exp and loot in the Warrens is pretty decent. As an untwinked level 17 froglok Shaman with all but one piece of my newbie armor, I have soloed here and grouped with a Lvl 14 druid and warrior. When I have been buffed with focus and/or virtue to get my hp above 1000, the zone is an exp filled cakewalk if you are just a little wise in how you pick your fights.

I have been able to get almost one blue per kill in the Kitchen and half blues with the large, huge, pack elder, lesser shaman, and greater shaman kobolds that are beyond the small creek in the Prince room.

The key to the warrens is not panicing when you draw multiple NPCs. Normally, you can go down the corridor to the Kitchen area without drawing aggro until you make the right into the Kitchen entry room. Even at level 17, I will often draw the aggro of light blue howlers or sentinels. As a shaman, I use root to split the mobs. I cast til I root one, move to another corner, cast root on second mob, and move to third corner if needed and cast again. Once they are rooted, I slow and dot the first with poison and disease, dot the others (mana permitting), and then nuke and tank the first til it is dead. The other two will normally be down to 80% hp before I fight them. I have had very few times where all three broke the root at the same time so controlling the fight is relatively easy. The shaman cold nuke hits for 75 hp a pop and they go down in a hurry. If I have KEI on me, I can clear the room of all blues and still have 60m left to advance to the main kitchen room. If I don't have KEI, I will run back to the top to the zone after killing the blues and med up. DO NOT SIT DOWN to med in most spots in the Warrens...instant multiple attacks!!!

The main Kitchen room contains the foodmaster (closest to you) and the Smith. Pulling one will bring the other. (There will also be kobolds running a path to and from the kitchen, normally they are green cons and do not aggro unless you sit!) I recommend that one of the group root the Foodmaster to start the fight. The Smith will come, pull the smith to the back wall of the kitchen room by the shield and then root it. The two mobs are now split; I can slow, dot, dot, and then nuke or fight. If the root breaks on the Foodmaster, just reroot and move away to continue the fight. The drops were not of real importance to me (they have nerfed the ball peen hammer and the other items are Erudin quest related) but the exp was almost a blue per kill!

BTW, Kobolds are notoriously fast hitters and interupt alot of spells; dont panic..with two you can eventually get it off. Now if you draw three it gets a bit tougher to get off the root spells or slow spells; if uber buffed no problem..with normal buffs head for the zone. If you have sow, you can catch the first one in the train coming up that long hallway to the zone entrance and root it and now you are back to the two mob root splitting attack.

The Prince room is at the end of hallway past the right turn into the Kitchen enty area. You can tell you are there when you see the dirt floor ahead with a small creek and a pathway running over it. Right before you enter the dirt area, there are normally two kobolds on each side; most of the time at least one and possibly all four are light blue cons at level 15-17. You have to take care of them first. The best way is to drag then into the stone room immediately to the right as you touch the dirt floor. It is easy to miss! Normally there are no mobs in the room and no mobs path to the room so not only can you pull and fight here but you can SIT DOWN and med :)

Most of the mobs in the front part of the prince room were green to me through Lvl 17. This is where I bring my druid and warrior friends to hunt. I will pull for them since I am three levels higher. I run across the bridge and get to the right wall where the room takes a turn to the left. Normally there are pack elders, large kobolds, huge kobolds, and both lesser and greater shamans. Some are blue and green. Normally pulling one will bring at least one more; rarely two more will come. I pull them to the room, do the root split, let the warrior tank, the druid practice dots and nukes, while I slow, dot, and then nuke them to death if they beat on the warrior too much. Without KEI, have to preserve mana...with KEI it is no problem controlling a three mob pull.

Once you clear the entry way to the left room, enter the room on the wall closest to the creek. With your back to that wall, you are now in the main prince room facing the Prince and his mobs.
Since the Prince cons red to me and my friends are lower levels, I leave him alone. But I am able to pull the kobolds in front of him in pairs of two back to room. They give great exp and drop alot of 2pp to 5pp weapons that you can sell to vendors. Most of armor that drops is a bit heavy and I sell it also.

Hope this helps you in hunting with friends. In a later post, I will discuss hunting the Prison cells. We did it last night and it did not end well but we learned some lessons about the PIT and the pit fighters in that area.

Good hunting :) If you liked this post, please rate it accordingly!



Edited, Wed Jun 4 17:01:30 2003

Does one need a key to enter this zone? If so, where do you get it?

I first went in here with my Necro at, IIRC, 10th. I am now there with my Shaman at 11. I stay in the entry area (a little left, and all the way right and several turns in)

As long as you keep the pathways cleared, it's easy to solo.

As a necro, I just let my pet do all the dirty work, while keeping an eye towards the door in case someone trains from deeper in.

As a shaman, I just keep my buffs, including SoW, up and go melee happy (unless I use a DD to pull, or decide to take on a yellow and lead off with a Tainted Breath)
This means I usually have plenty of mana left over, so if I see someone else taking a beating I can prop them up till they either win or realize it's time to take a stroll outside.

Loot is great for the level and low risk factor...I average 10 plat a trip, not counting plat from the Molar quest (for the Necro).
That's one of the main reasons I love this place...Good Loot + Low Risk = Happy Doohickey

As I go up in level, I have to go a little farther in to find XP, but I've so far been pretty succesfull in pulling low numbers of MOBs.
(Every once in a while, I accidentally overpull and have to zone after killing one or two of the half dozen clamoring on me).

When pulling from the water chamber or deeper down the tunnels, I run 'em back to past the zone. That way, if they decide to go for walkies, I have plenty of time to gank 'em before they can get help.

trying to raise my heretics faction and i just thought of something... am i even KOS in paineel?

can anyone tell me if barbarian shamans are KOS here i want my hole key lol

if i AM KOS, about how many kobolds do i gotta kill to get to apprehensive

Can anyone confirm that the trivial loot code has been lifted from the Warrens on Rallos?

is the paineel enterance the only one? how di you get in if you are kos in paineel?

This is a Warrens Raid guide from a friend of mine, Aziq on Lanys T'vyl
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Warrens Strategy

Lv 10-13 Camp Points

Either end of the entrance tunnel can be camped by a group, and both can be camped at the same time while keeping both parties busy. A puller can head down and find a mob, and drag it to the zone area, whereupon the mob can be ganged up on and killed. Having both ends camped - particularly the side that goes to the water chamber - will help keep runners from aggro-ing everything along its retreat path. For the group pulling from the area(s) above and around the water, a Root caster is essential, as the monsters have less tunnel to run down before finding some buddies. Caster pets have caused more than one train; a Magician's earth pet is a tremendous boon in this situation, however (for its innate Root casting).

FYI - anyone under 14 will aggro the lowbie kobolds trying to go to any of the camp points below. Expect to have to fight the whole way there to save the 13th and under folks who tag along with 14 and up folks.


LV 14-16 Camp Points

Down both sides, several opportunities exist:

Down the Prince's side, the "Door" room above the Pit Fighter 1 chamber provides as much action as you can stand. The Pit Fighters, the Training Kobolds, the Trainer, Jailer, and Packmaster are all behind the Door Room (the tunnels form a giant circle). Getting large melees going is frequent. A good healer and crowd control caster (Enchanter, or someone who can cast Root) will help keep the mobs manageable. You can pull as often as you have the HP and mana. The named kobolds aren't exactly fast spawns, but there are plenty of mobs that will be dark blue to you in these tunnels. The Frenzied Rat that is the Packmaster's placeholder spawns fast if he doesn't pop, himself. The Packmaster's rare drop Filth-Covered Boots are worth the wait, for characters this level who don't have magic boots to kick monsters with (WAR, RNG).

Also on the Prince's side, there is the Prince's chamber itself. And at this level, the second antechamber to his chamber. The double-archway antechamber has three dark blue kobolds (Pack Elder, Large, Frothing) positioned there, and frequently a Lesser or even a Greater Shaman. Without a healer, only the antechamber can be attempted; the nukers will go OOM pretty fast, and the kobolds respawn every 6 minutes or so. With a healer, you can advance to the Prince's chamber. There will be two equally big guards outside his archway that can be pulled independently of the Prince (and his two adjacent bodyguards). The Prince is a Lv18 SK who will HT the first person who attacks him. You can occasionally avoid this by pulling via bowshot from outside his HT radius. If you can't keep mana and HP at a high level, don't try to face him.

There is a side chamber on the way to the Prince from the Door room with the Foodmaster and Smithy. This is a sort of neutral ground; not enough hunting to support a group, but worthwhile drops (+3 INT banquet-sized food, Ye Olde Ball Peen Hammer). They could be pulled by either group if one or the other isn't seeing enough action.

Down on the King's side, there is the far side of the water room that has random spawns that will aggro, but the campable spots beyond are the Pit Fighter 2 chamber and the King's throneroom entrance. At Pit 2, you have a rather confined area with multiple spawns that can lead to a huge fracas if the aggro is allowed to spread to the whole room. There is generally one shaman spawn (but not always) and a number of blue kobolds near the door. On the left side of the chamber, there are two pit fighters and generally one or two more kobolds big enough to aggro you. A well-coordinated group with excellent crowd control can manage the room and attempt to break the spawn cycle. The nice thing about this room is: no roamers.

The entrance to the king's chamber is a more limited camp, but still challenging due to the number of caster mob spawns. There are usually two Lesser Shamen at the opening to the hall, which you will need to take out first. Along the entrance wall opposite them, there are three big kobolds (Large, Huge, or Greater Shaman). Once you get the chamber broken, med in the corner of the room (to the left as you face in, backs to the throneroom wall). The hallway has a ton of roamers and is too disruptive to med in. Roamers that enter the chamber should actually go right down the center of the room and enter the throneroom door. The roamers might even be high enough to give you XP, so pull them if you have the HP and mana to do so (Howlers and Sentries are frequent roamers here).


LV 17-20 Camp Points

At this level, there's still plenty to do:

The King's chamber is attainable, probably best assaulted by two groups who are unselfish in splitting up the foes available. The King's chamber has two groups of three high-level bodyguards to either side of the king, and each side has side-chambers with more equally strong mobs. For parties that run an average of my recommended level range, it is probably best to use a two-team approach. The King and the High Shaman spawn in the throneroom; the Warlord, and the Lorekeeper are in the the right-hand side chambers (if up; see WORDS OF WARNING below concerning these side-chambers).

Once the King's room is camped, a group can scoot through to the back passage toward Stonebrunt. Down there, there are two named 20s-level mobs that can be fought without adds (The Cave Bat Lord and the Mighty Bear Paw, the latter of which can double attack for 50). After dispatching them (or bypassing the Mighty Bear Paw), you can camp the Huntmaster chamber. He's in a room with about four or five relatively tough mobs (frequently including casters). On a six-minute spawn cycle, the non-named kobolds pop back up regularly enough. Between those and the guards between the Bat Lord and Bear Paw, there's plenty to do. Besides, you may hear some shouts for help from the King's chamber...

Finally, we have the hallway to the Muglwump's chamber. There are no places here safe from roamers who will sit-down aggro in a heartbeat. Along the hallway as you close on the Muglwump, there are numerous Kobold Outcasts. They're basically the highest-level, non-named kobolds in the dungeon and drop bronze/bamboo weapons frequently. There's enough that the hallway down in itself is a camp. The Muglwump was Indifferent to an Agnostic Rogue and a Ranger of Tunare, so he probably won't add even as you pull the ones from his chamber.

WORDS OF WARNING: there is a secret area behind the Muglwump's pool which ALSO has a pit trap entrance from the second chamber off the right side of the King's throneroom. These caves are full of Lv13-15 batlings who are (in my experience) about 75%/25% wizards/shamen, and seem to have an endless supply of DD spells. They took down a party of three 20plus characters, aggro'ing despite being green, green, green. Krode the Diviner (a SHM20 named kobold) spawns in the big chamber down there as well. This is a deathtrap if you fall down the pit side. It will take a massive, concerted effort to recover corpses if anyone is foolish enough to fall down the pit. You land in a room with about four of them, who immediately aggro, run down a hall pulling two more, pass the big room that will aggro six more, past the last guard, through the illusionary wall, and into the Muglwump's chamber (aggro'ing any Outcasts that are near or on the way out). Don't let this happen to you.


LV 20+

Really, there's not much that will give you XP down here. The high-level named kobolds down past the king, the King himself, Krode (hidden among the aforementioned Batlings), Bear Paw, Cave Bat Lord, and maybe one or two others, depending on how deep into the 20s you are. In other words, long spawns that are hardly worth your time. However, the fun part is fighting The Muglwump and impressing the lowbies. My regular team-up of three 20s (Rang25, Rog24, Monk21) can take him down with good teamwork. Admittedly, one of us had to zone out due to death aggro each time, but was able to return and get the XP share before Muggy died. The cool thing to do is to pull him to the zone entrance and kill him there so the newbies can loot the No Drop items on Muggy.

If you pull him all the way up to the entryway, the Muglwump will get "stuck" on the roof as he attempts to hop away when he's dying - no need for Snare/Root. Keep in mind that Muggy is a Lv25 mob who double-attacks for 50 and 75 points, regularly. Thus, whomever the assigned "shepherds" are for the Warrens side, it is their job to grab Muggy when he's up and gift the newbies. Muggy won't aggro any player groups along the way unless they take a swing at him, so the long pull is no big deal. Rangers near the King's chamber should shout when he's up (1 hour spawn rate) on Track, and the shepherds should check each item dropped to determine who needs to be /random-ing for it. The drops are pretty tight in class and race restrictions, so some of it might go unclaimed. There are two Erudite-only items, which I can see going unclaimed (one is CLR/PAl, one is SHD). I'll have my ERU PAL alt waiting, just in case...


~~ Aziq of Erudin
<Circle of Knowledge>
Lanys T'vyl

But....
I was in there yesterday (LVL 17 RNG) and I got my @$$ handed to me by pack elders sentinels and batlings. I was very fortunate to be helped by a LVL ONE cleric (who had a LVL 60 Monk LOL =D). I joined in a group with him/her (Cleric guy Monk Girl) and we proceed into the warrens (he/she had never been). As we went in to get my body, she wa killing things in one hit and it was great. I asked if she could whup the king for me. She did in about 3 hits for the king one for his pet, and the Shaman was chased and killed like the dog (Kobold?) he is. All the while I tell him about the "Trivial Loot Code" and he says it sucks, but he was enjoying himself. I decide to get the money from the higher ups and LO AND BEHOLD! I GET THE FRIGGIN CROWN ot FORLORN from the king and the Runed Bokken and Everlasting Flame from the Shaman!!! Needless to say I flipped! I dragged that poor guy EVERYWHERE! Kill this! Kill That! I got in WAY over my head and I died to the F*&%ING Batlings again! When I spawned the guy seemed P.O.'ed. If you are reading this now, I am really sorry for getting over my head! But, UBER thanks anyway!


So....bottom line:
Is the trivial loot code over? Is there a loop hole about group leaders? I didn't get exp, but who needs it? LOL =D Please let me know!

QuimicoLatino
Wood Elf Ranger of the
17th Bullseye
Meth Marr PoE

WHEW!

I accomplished the amazing today. I have a regular group of friends that I usually group some of my lower alts with their lower alts and we'd been camping near the Stonebrunt zone to the Warrens. Getting there was frightening as invis kept breaking because there were so many of us trying to stumble our way to Stonebrunt and none of us had any idea. We were all in the 18-20 range at the time so the kobolds in the Warrens aggrod ferociously as we got deeper into the zone.

Anyhow, we'd been camping in Stonebrunt long enough to ding a level or two. Now my bard is lv 20 and SoL has been released. My connection from home has turned into a completely unreliable POS. BUT my usual group had all gated back and made their way to the moon. I'd already had my main, a lv 40 druid, port our monk friend out to Ro so she could group with my cleric in oasis. So basically I was the only one of my little family still left in Stonebrunt, except for a lower level Ranger who won't be able to log in till she gets a new puter capable of supporting EQ as it is now.

I shouted for a port to WC as Stonebrunt doesn't make it easy for you to sell or bank and if I was going to be on my own for a while, I'd rather be bound in Freeport than in Gfay. Of the 3 druids that miraculously happened to be in zone, none would answer my plea, even for mana song and 20pp.

I got bold. I wielded my minotaur's horn and zoned into the Warrens. I started singing invis and made sure it was sticking (all the recent bard song problems have kept me from playing my bard for a few days.) I conned the nearest kobold who now turned out to be indifferent as apposed to scowling and ready to attack. I noticed I happened to have sow left over from the last time I grouped and off I ran to the King's room which I found easily. The rest of the way I went in circles over and over, my skin and str buff had faded but sow stuck with me still and my song kept going. At last, something managed to break my invis and suddenly I had Kobold sentinels and other kobolds after me. I of course kept restarting invis to try to avoid further aggro as I stumbled my way around trying not to get hit. Lo and behold, I saw that open gate I'd been trying to find the whole time and I followed my nose to the zone. I think I took about 5hp damage in all of that, but I was alive and in Paineel.

My adventure continued all the way to Paludal in Luclin with about 6 crash to desktops in between but I made it out of Stonebrunt solo on bard song invis and that was just too cool :)

Can my lvl 29 Warrior camp the "bosses" in here?

I was zoning into the warrens and was kicked out. I re-entered game and found my character in a small room with no exits. One wall had the numbers 716-882-32 on it. I cannot get out. Does anyone know what I should do?

Elliemac lvl 13 Warrior

I looted this from Bear Paw. EQ Atlas says its a rare drop but I can not find out what it is for. Can anyone help?

Last night I went to go check out the Warrens and eventually head over to Stonebrunt. The Warrens had lag spikes of 25% or better with constant lag at 9% or so. I was alone in the zone at times, never more than 5 others, most heading to Stonebrunt. This is on the Seventh Hammer. Anybody else having this problem? The rest of Norrath is ok, rarely getting any lag at all.

ops forgot to mention that you can get a bind right outside of the warrens zone in Paineel and that helps out alot cause now you dont have to travel so dame far to retreive your corpse which makes playing alot more FUN.

we have a party with a 17enchanter, 18warrior, 17warrior, 20cleric, 17wizard, and 15druid. are our levels high enough to do well in the warrens?

Hmm,
This says that almost anyone who is lvl 5-20 can fight here, but what exactly do the lvl 10s fight? i have looked up on the beasts of the zone, and found a load of stuff thats lvl 10. Example: mischevious batling--they drop the +2 int. range item, right?-- lvl 10-12. But all of you are talking about how hard they are for lvl 20's... I am confused? or am i looking up my information in all the wrong places... Thanx for listening!!

Vivyana,
Magician of Terris-Thule.

I really don't have any gripes, but I was curious as to where someone on this page got the name Jevitz Endavi. The thing is, I don't even play Everquest and yet someone got this name. It's a name I have used in a series of fantasy-related short stories that I have published over the past five years and...well...kinda the main character. As I said before, I'm not concerned that the name is being used, but I am truly curious as to where it was found.

Read a few posts asking about this new zone. Well, know it is up already in Test Server and will be soon in proddies . Its an open space map , art is pretty nice and similar to Kunark one ( waving huge pines, jungle big ones with real nice look , nice soil textures, etc ). Mobs are good exp from 17 to 35 , may be 40 ( i didnt explored the whole map, but with track could see a few of them still blue at 40 ). There are lil Kobold Camps for newbees to break into, wandering mobs that include some aggresive Cat type ones ( leopard, leoparddess, etc ) , some gorila type, 20 ish snakes ( emmerald adder for instance ) ...
Any special loot? , got nothing really amazing ( i was just exploring thou ). New quest are as well to be released soon into the proddies, think some of them are related with this new area. Hope you all enjoy it when it comes up to standard servers.

Ps .- Im going to hunt there with my 14 ranger, its a long boat ride. but will be worth. Entrance is by the Huntmaster room / Mighty Bearpaw rooms, so be aware you will have to cross the whole dungeon to access this new area :)

Could somebody please explain the Warrens loot rule? I have heard it's being applied to the SOL zones, so I am interested in finding out exactly what it means (and woot, hopefully no more farmers to rob us of the mobs that give us exp!). Grazie!

Since I un-retired my ranger, I've discovered the Warrens is a wonderful place to hunt.

I've spent the past two weeks hunting there. I've got the killing almost down to a science. Here goes:

Step 1: King Gragnar
The King is a pain in the butt for two reasons: a 241 point Harm Touch, and his High Shaman sidekick. The first is easily overcome if you just be certain to buff up (and you're not a caster!). The second is a bit trickier.

Snare, engulfing darkness, or root will help you here. Cast it on the High Shaman and make a beeline for the zone. The King will, at least once, teleport right to you (this happens because of pathing) bringing him VERY far from the High Shaman, who loses interest quickly and returns to his spawn point.

Take the King all the way to zone. If his pet is with him, you don't need to snare him to keep him from running. Don't worry about the pet. Once you kill the King, all the kobolds in the area will aggro the pet and kill it for you.

Flame Lick or another AC debuff, DS on yourself, take him down.

LOOT: I've gotten the Crown of the Forlorn twice, a bunch of Cold Iron armor, and the Forlorn Naginata quite a few times. Very decent gear. Sell the useless SBH-wannabe naginata to the vendors.

Step 2: The High Shaman
After resting up, head back to the throne room to take out the High Shaman, who's been cowering, waiting for you to return and kill him.

This one's pretty easy. DS up on yourself, snare him, debuff, and go to work. He doesn't resist nukes real well, and will try to slow you a LOT. High Cold save against him helps as well, since his nuke does a good 100 points. Be sure to keep him (and any mob) away from greater shaman in the area, since they'll try to heal him mid-fight.

LOOT: Drops the Globe of Everburning Flame and the Runed Bokken 90% of the time. Both will get you 2-3 plat at the vendor, but I give 'em to the newbie Erudites since 1) they have crap for night vision and the globe can be equipped to the ranged slot and 2) Most are casters and can use a magic weapon.

Step 3: The Cave Bat Lord

Easy kill. Nice big, open area right before him that you can kite him if need be. Not a caster, so no worries there. CAN hit hard, but doesn't very often.

LOOT: Azzar's Dreadful Hat. Turn it into Azzar Habbib (caster in the gatehouse) to recieve the Black Lace Sash: AC 2, Int +2, Dex +2, Agi +2 Weight 0.1 All/All. GREAT piece of gear. I've sold a half dozen of these (they aren't LORE) for 250pp each. I'm unsure of what faction you need. I turned them in at Apprehensive with no problems.

Step 4: The Mighty Bear Paw

This guy is tricky at 28-29, not so much at 30+. He's QUICK. I snared him, had SoW on, and he STILL caught me a couple of times. He hits like a damned freight train, too, so be careful. Kiting him is a good idea, but expect to take a few shots before you can get in the open area. Doesn't resist nukes well. Isn't a caster, either, but hits hard enough to make up for it.

LOOT: Bear Paw's Pelt. Item for quest in Paineel. NOTHING ELSE. Nada. Zip. But good XP.

Step 5: The Huntmaster

Easy kill, and you'll still get XP up through 30. He's a ranger, and usually has a DS up. Pull him away from Shaman so they won't heal him. Snare is usually unnecessary.

LOOT: Forlorn Bow (decent bow for lower levels), Forlorn Arrows. The arrows drop 1 at a time, and are 4 Damage. Not magic. I've got about half a stack.

Step 6: The Mugglewump

The SECOND hardest creature to kill in this zone. (Mischievous batlings are numero uno. Level 17 mobs that nuke for 170 a shot, have HIGH resistances, and will aggro on ANYONE.)

Mugglewump hits hard, and will RAMPAGE on occasion. High AC will effectively keep him from killing you, since he's not the best shot in the world. Casts SLOW on you repeatedly. While he's doing this, nuke him and keep swinging. He resists SNARE, so start trying to cast it on him BEFORE he gets too low on life, or he'll run, and he runs FAST. Don't cast it before the fight, it'll only wear off about 3/4 of the way through.

I've also found that you can effectively keep him OFF you for a few seconds to cast a heal on yourself or a nuke his way by running partway up the tunnel. He'll get stuck at one point before being teleported to you. This gives you JUST enough time to get off about two heals. This is risky, though. Once he starts to run, he could quite possibly despawn just a bit further up the tunnel. Again, SNARE him as quickly as you can.

LOOT: AWESOME loot on this guy. So far: Etched Chitin Shield, Midnight Sea Chain Tunic (Erudite Cleric/Pally only), an Enchanter-only lantern, and an Erudite Necro/Wizzie only robe. All of these are NO DROP items. A cool thing to do is to let the zone know beforehand that you intend to kill the Mugglewump, and that you'll let them know if an item their class can use drops. I've hooked up about half a dozen newbies with items off Mugglewump. Have them wait for you on the Paineel side. Group up, SoW (if you can), get them an Invis, and take them down to loot. Assure them that you'll drag their corpse to zone after they've looted.

Also drops Light Healing potions and potions of Invisibility.

Meditating Tips: There are a number of safe places in the Warrens to meditate and rest. One is the back left corner of the Throne Room. Another is the back corner of the open area on the way to the Cave Bat Lord. Keep these in mind if you can't invis indoors or don't have Hide.

There ya go. Soloing for the Warrens, levels 28-32. Go have fun!

ok some basic info for this zone...

its a great zone that can be first enjoyed at lvl 5 all teh way to lvl 30 if u want to hunt slow spawning named mobs...

from wat ive seen the normal spawn time of the regular mobs is 8mins... not to long await and definatly long enough to break up that spawn grouping abit =) sorry dont know bout the named ones though cause im to low to fight them...

it has some great loot for non twinked chars that are in the level range, mostly focused towards erud type chars so there are Wizzie, Ench, Nec, Mage, Cler, Pally, and SK items thought the Pally SK and i thnk cler items are almost all erud only =) There are also tons of great quests that involve eruds of those 3 classes that involve the warrens. Pallys and Clers get Midnight Sea Mail and teh SKs get Riddosan mail both of which are slightly better than banded and has stats on it and each set is composed of 3 peices 1 loot 2 quests.

also this zone is rich even the lvl 4 mobs drop unique bronze weapons that sell for 2pp+ a piece =) i think i made 90-120pp from lvl 5 to 11 which i wat i am now...

also except for peak hours this zone is almost constantly abandoned cept 1-3 ppl including me =)
grreat zone =) try it =)

Segismund Dreamer
lvl 11 Erud SK (best kind)
(ex) lvl 26 wizzie

Does anyone know how close they are to releasing StoneBrunt Mountains?
I heard it would be off the Warrens, but then nothing. My Shaman would love to hunt the Mountains as the Warrens are going to get too low lvl soon.
Thanx

Ok - While I wont say that the skels will aggro low level I have never seen them aggro anyone - In fact the only time I have seen anyone die ( in my exp remember) was when I went in with my brother - I went thru with no problems ( 17 bar warrio - agnostic) but as soon as my brother came thru he was aggro by the necro pets ( not the guards) and of course thier masters. Dies quickly ( i think he was level around level 30 at the time) I dragged his body to zone - tryied again - saem thing - we did this like four time before he said the hell with it.

NOT once was my chracter aggrod by the pets ( conning them from afar showed them scowling) The same was true of my levle 14 monk no problem ( even moving slow with sneak which you can never be sure of) So I think it might be certain classes/race/god combos.

It might be the Dead faction that determines it which with cleric would start bad

my 16 hafling agnostic rogue was dubious, didn't even need to hide/sneak







Meagosh Monkeywrencher
rogue of the 16th pocket
Rallos Zek

AH! I've never done the optional patch. I zoned into the Warrens yesterday, and wham! I got bumped off, unbale to log back in. That must be it! tech Support useless... "Reboot your computer... that will clear it up.""But, I've done it 3 times already." "Well, all I can say is, reboot again. That should clear the problem up..."

Morons!

Thanks!

well found someone to take me to the bank and some gaurds KOS'd me outside of it. i guess that means even de shadowknights need a little faction work here. i did get to use the bank first though :)

i con threatning to the gaurds by the newby area

I am a lvl 14 shd dark elf. Was threatning to the guy by the newbie gaurds so I am assuming that de shadowknights are all ok to come here.

Maelis (Tarrew Marr)