There is a new zone, Chelsith Reborn, accessible through this zone. You can draw the Chelsith Reborn Portal Activation from Shards Landing for attunement.
The actual click-in shard is located right in the middle of the Sun Revenant pond in the NW part of the zone.
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The Grey
Quick Facts
Type: OutdoorContinent: Luclin
Instanced: No
Keyed: No
Level Range: 40 - 55
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You'll want an Enduring Breath effect or item before travelling into the Grey. Its desert wasteland, located on the light side of Luclin, has been long-exposed to the vacuum of space and is void of oxygen. -----------------------
Alot of Flawed Defiant silk, leather, chain, and some plate drops here. Also some flawed defiant weapons. Good place to pick up some low lvl armor for alts.
Play long and level well for tomorrow may not come.
And if it does, then you can play again.
The Invasion of the
Dont look now but someone's following you.
I see you looking!
And if it does, then you can play again.
The Invasion of the
Dont look now but someone's following you.
I see you looking!
This is one of SoE's "hot spots" as of Aug 05' and has yet to be changed back. 55 Shammy and 55 Ranger dual boxed got pretty good exp here.
Absloutely no lewtz though, but thats ok, as long as the exp keeps on flowing :)
Absloutely no lewtz though, but thats ok, as long as the exp keeps on flowing :)
Scholar
27 posts
The Grey offers some of the easy qual-kitting you've ever done.
The zone has no air so, you pretend you are in kedge keep.
Enter the zone from either Scarlet Desert or Mons Lethalis. Scarlet zone is on the East side of the zone Mons on the south side. In the very center is the
Ssraeshaz Temple. In the NW of the zone is a small lake with some higher level Undead standing around waiting to be dead-undead (does that make them living?).
If you enter from Scarlet Desert Evac. This will take you to the Mons Lethalis zone. I recommend zoning into Mons Lethalis to bind as it might get messy if you died AFK with no air in The Grey.
The area directly in front of the Mons Lethalis zone belongs to you. The stuff here hardly ever assists and the range is small for one to jump you. If you do get hit by a rock thingie, just root it and go on about your business.
Start by grabbing 4 Timeless Golem, Shissar Stalker, or there are 4 static (quick re-spawn) Iksar Slave at a small idol, just over a small rise NE of the Mons zone.
Immediately to the west of the Mons Lethalis is your quading zone. A nice valley absolutely no roamers.
Grab 4 things, take them over here and kill them.
If you trip a sand trap and some of the pesky sand worms appear, just Evac. The Evac point is within a few feet of where you are working and the worms will usually de-spawn. Plus the mobs you've been quading, will be standing where you left them.
This is a very nice place for some calm leveling and it even has an experience modifer.
*** Try this for something new.... grab any mob, ensnare, then root. Now just sit and apply Droon of Doom from your Elder Spiritist's Vambraces. The mob is dead in about 8 minutes with you only reapplying root and keeping DoD refreshed. You can actually med to full doing this. One I had six mobs parked like this.
Happy Hunting.
Sevantez (level 59 druid)
The zone has no air so, you pretend you are in kedge keep.
Enter the zone from either Scarlet Desert or Mons Lethalis. Scarlet zone is on the East side of the zone Mons on the south side. In the very center is the
Ssraeshaz Temple. In the NW of the zone is a small lake with some higher level Undead standing around waiting to be dead-undead (does that make them living?).
If you enter from Scarlet Desert Evac. This will take you to the Mons Lethalis zone. I recommend zoning into Mons Lethalis to bind as it might get messy if you died AFK with no air in The Grey.
The area directly in front of the Mons Lethalis zone belongs to you. The stuff here hardly ever assists and the range is small for one to jump you. If you do get hit by a rock thingie, just root it and go on about your business.
Start by grabbing 4 Timeless Golem, Shissar Stalker, or there are 4 static (quick re-spawn) Iksar Slave at a small idol, just over a small rise NE of the Mons zone.
Immediately to the west of the Mons Lethalis is your quading zone. A nice valley absolutely no roamers.
Grab 4 things, take them over here and kill them.
If you trip a sand trap and some of the pesky sand worms appear, just Evac. The Evac point is within a few feet of where you are working and the worms will usually de-spawn. Plus the mobs you've been quading, will be standing where you left them.
This is a very nice place for some calm leveling and it even has an experience modifer.
*** Try this for something new.... grab any mob, ensnare, then root. Now just sit and apply Droon of Doom from your Elder Spiritist's Vambraces. The mob is dead in about 8 minutes with you only reapplying root and keeping DoD refreshed. You can actually med to full doing this. One I had six mobs parked like this.
Happy Hunting.
Sevantez (level 59 druid)
Just alittle thoughts and hopefully it might help others looking for polished serpent scales for DoN cultural wood elf smithing.
the other night i spent about 6 or 7 hours near the temple hunting "a shissar revenant" as long as I stayed on the flat sand around the temple say within 100-150yards or so I had no little worms pop up on me which was a blessing not haveing to deal with the adds. The only problem was it took ne that 6 or 7 hours just to get 1 stack of scales built up.
Now tonight I started out with the reverant's and thought to myself why not try the stalkers, so I would keep a eye out and when they wandered close to the no worm zone I would pull them in with my bow. I found on avarage they droped scales alot more often then teh reverants. It might have been my luck I will post back when i get a few hundred kills.
the other night i spent about 6 or 7 hours near the temple hunting "a shissar revenant" as long as I stayed on the flat sand around the temple say within 100-150yards or so I had no little worms pop up on me which was a blessing not haveing to deal with the adds. The only problem was it took ne that 6 or 7 hours just to get 1 stack of scales built up.
Now tonight I started out with the reverant's and thought to myself why not try the stalkers, so I would keep a eye out and when they wandered close to the no worm zone I would pull them in with my bow. I found on avarage they droped scales alot more often then teh reverants. It might have been my luck I will post back when i get a few hundred kills.
Mulila Forestwarden
100th season RANGER
aaror-94th lvl cleric
tahnorma-100th lvl shammy
kutekittie 80th lvl beastlord
darkmulila 81st lvl necromancer
and a few other classes like druid, enchanter, magician, and rogue
Torvonnilous forever =)
"never turn down a good fight and always help friends in need =)"
100th season RANGER
aaror-94th lvl cleric
tahnorma-100th lvl shammy
kutekittie 80th lvl beastlord
darkmulila 81st lvl necromancer
and a few other classes like druid, enchanter, magician, and rogue
Torvonnilous forever =)
"never turn down a good fight and always help friends in need =)"
Working on Epic and followed advice from a fellow beast on beastlords.org:
Solo'd this as a 60 beast, 4th pull w/o adds dropped the ore for me.
Couple of things--
Had Virt but I don't think it'd have mattered; w/self buffs I'd likely have been fine.
Pulled to warder--set to guard fairly close to Scarelett Desert zone line. Mobs flee and fast(!) at 20%.
Our Nukes at 60 are somewhat unreliable on the Stone mobs. Most of the time they'd hit, but rarely for full damage--had Frost Spear resisted twice and finally landed for 16 pts. Not the best way to burn down a runner.
You can invis and run around this part of zone w/some degree of confidence. However, there was something that saw through invis--a forgotten slave if memory serves. Pretty sure it was undead.
Also, the trap mobs will spring while you're invised--but won't attack. Nifty way to check the trap mobs and locations.
Stone mobs seem to have a really large aggro radius. I'd step back to about the full distance of my Slow, and would break invis with the cast. A second or two after invis dropped, the mob would start to aggro before Slow landed. Fortunately cast would finish up in time and I'll high-tail it back to warder.
Stone mobs can hit kinda hard, but didn't notice anything unusual, and once slowed, they don't hit fast at all--just be prepared for when they run.
GL to any beasts going for Epic 1.0
baron whiptail wrote:
I got my Acrylia lastnight. I just camped at the Scarlet Desert zone and pulled from the rocktrap that is just to the left at pos 35 - neg 1566. I was also pulling from the trap at pos 300 neg 1440, just NW of the SD zone.
Solo'd this as a 60 beast, 4th pull w/o adds dropped the ore for me.
Couple of things--
Had Virt but I don't think it'd have mattered; w/self buffs I'd likely have been fine.
Pulled to warder--set to guard fairly close to Scarelett Desert zone line. Mobs flee and fast(!) at 20%.
Our Nukes at 60 are somewhat unreliable on the Stone mobs. Most of the time they'd hit, but rarely for full damage--had Frost Spear resisted twice and finally landed for 16 pts. Not the best way to burn down a runner.
You can invis and run around this part of zone w/some degree of confidence. However, there was something that saw through invis--a forgotten slave if memory serves. Pretty sure it was undead.
Also, the trap mobs will spring while you're invised--but won't attack. Nifty way to check the trap mobs and locations.
Stone mobs seem to have a really large aggro radius. I'd step back to about the full distance of my Slow, and would break invis with the cast. A second or two after invis dropped, the mob would start to aggro before Slow landed. Fortunately cast would finish up in time and I'll high-tail it back to warder.
Stone mobs can hit kinda hard, but didn't notice anything unusual, and once slowed, they don't hit fast at all--just be prepared for when they run.
GL to any beasts going for Epic 1.0
9 posts
Well... I have an interesting story. I was dinking around in the scarlet desert in scarlet desert with my 54 necro and after a terrible fear kite with 6 adds, i decide to book to zone to lose agro. Well I zone into the grey, and it being late at night I figure i might as well quit. I sit down in the grey, hit /camp desktop and go see whats on the television. When i come back im surprised to find myself sitting naked in pok. I do a little bit of scrolling up and find I died of suffacation. (spelling) IS it the air in this zone or something? Kinda pissed me off, poor me can't even camp out without dying :(
Frickin' unbelievable...
Quote:
IS it the air in this zone
well it's actually the lack of air.
The Grey is a airless zone, you need some form of breathing assistance.
Just out of curiosity do any of the common mobs drop any plat, gems, vendor loot or anything?
RE: Drops
Edited, Mon Nov 10 12:12:40 2003
Edited, Mon Nov 10 12:12:40 2003
I'm not sure what happened to my old message but here is a new update from my adventures in the grey....
Loot: None
Timeless Golems dropped minor plat (most I got was 6pp and change). Stalkers dropped The scale about 1 in 10 kills and the organs about one in 25.
Exp: For a 57 Shaman regular exp was 1% for 15 kills even though everything but some slaves in the zone was DB, however, aa exp I got 7% from every 10 kills.
I found it easy to solo by pulling to the entrance to Mons or to the little canyon a ways to the left of the entrance to Mons (facing out) while is was in zone (5 hours minus break for new KEI) I saw a total of 3 other people so I wouldn't say this zone is too crowded
Just to sum up some other posts, an Enduring Breath Item that has a WORN effect is a must in this zone.
Don't just run out in this zone. This place has the potential for some insane trains (hehe)
Near as I could tell none of the stalkers, golems, or stonegrabbers could see through invis.
Watch out for the Golem Stun spell .... it can be a pain (but is kind of cool)
Occasionaly the stalkers would use a fire based DD spell on my pet but it never did much damage so I never worried about (just an FYI)
Hope this information helps
Loot: None
Timeless Golems dropped minor plat (most I got was 6pp and change). Stalkers dropped The scale about 1 in 10 kills and the organs about one in 25.
Exp: For a 57 Shaman regular exp was 1% for 15 kills even though everything but some slaves in the zone was DB, however, aa exp I got 7% from every 10 kills.
I found it easy to solo by pulling to the entrance to Mons or to the little canyon a ways to the left of the entrance to Mons (facing out) while is was in zone (5 hours minus break for new KEI) I saw a total of 3 other people so I wouldn't say this zone is too crowded
Just to sum up some other posts, an Enduring Breath Item that has a WORN effect is a must in this zone.
Don't just run out in this zone. This place has the potential for some insane trains (hehe)
Near as I could tell none of the stalkers, golems, or stonegrabbers could see through invis.
Watch out for the Golem Stun spell .... it can be a pain (but is kind of cool)
Occasionaly the stalkers would use a fire based DD spell on my pet but it never did much damage so I never worried about (just an FYI)
Hope this information helps
12 posts
Can a 53 necro solo here? If so should i just stay near the zone. I haven't hunted here as of yet so any input would be appreciated.
Kill anything shorter than your knees that has fuzzy toes and make a sandwich out of it!!!!
I'm a 53NEC and I solo here when I cannot find a group. The Shissar are undead, so that means the pet can tank once they're slowed, and you'll save mana doing it that way. The rock beings are DOTtable once you use something in the Scent line to lower the poison resistance.
Belzer Richard/54 HLF DRU <Maiden Voyage>
Doomfeathers/53 IKS SHM <Maiden Voyage>
Samoth Keymaker/35 ELF ROG
Vorph Farvinpop/36 HIE CLR <Maiden Voyage>
Blackheim/23 ERU NEC
All on The Sleeper (soon to be The Combine)
Consequences/10 GNM MAG
on The Combine
(Blackheim, Ihsahn, Xyvorph and Isternos inactive on Povar)
Doomfeathers/53 IKS SHM <Maiden Voyage>
Samoth Keymaker/35 ELF ROG
Vorph Farvinpop/36 HIE CLR <Maiden Voyage>
Blackheim/23 ERU NEC
All on The Sleeper (soon to be The Combine)
Consequences/10 GNM MAG
on The Combine
(Blackheim, Ihsahn, Xyvorph and Isternos inactive on Povar)
I have a new dinged 49 necro that soloed there last night efficiently on 6 mobs before i ran outa kei. I gotta say using 25% mana per mob was near uber. Seeing as I always thought this zone would be an extreme challange. No death's yet ME or my pet.....
49 necromancer Airemagus Soulkeeper
Drinal
49 necromancer Airemagus Soulkeeper
Drinal
Now enlisted into WoW - DoA Deathwing
5 posts
Tell me you are kidding PLEASE! What is a 49 Necromancer doing with KEI. Do you not know about your Lich line, or are you one of those Necros that fear the hp loss in exchange for the mana regen. Ok rant over. Either way I have only been to the Gray once and it is a pretty fun zone although it is no longer a HOT ZONE. Have fun everyone.
OK granted this post is old, a year old, Just because a Necro can leach mana doesn't mean it is an effective way of regaining it. Why drop health just to increase mana so you can suck the life off a new mob? KEI/C# is better than leaching yourself. Mana regen is faster and it frees up a few gems spots as well. Plus the advent of mana potions is even faster than necro leach.
I never really embraced the leach/life tap modest operandi, but then again I am a bit of a rebel and prefer my own way of doing things in game.
Kinda like (Druid) quad kiting, snare, dot run around in a circle for twenty minutes, snare and dot again, run some more, try not to add to the pack, watch out for the Ranger practicing his gating skills, far too accident prone.
Root, Dot, Sit, Med, strategy is much better time management and easier on the fingers as well.
I never really embraced the leach/life tap modest operandi, but then again I am a bit of a rebel and prefer my own way of doing things in game.
Kinda like (Druid) quad kiting, snare, dot run around in a circle for twenty minutes, snare and dot again, run some more, try not to add to the pack, watch out for the Ranger practicing his gating skills, far too accident prone.
Root, Dot, Sit, Med, strategy is much better time management and easier on the fingers as well.
"Some people are born naturally stupid...others devote their entire lives in pursuit of it."
Al Einstien
"Where in the bloody hell is all this water coming from?"
R. Smith, Capt. RMS Titanic
Al Einstien
"Where in the bloody hell is all this water coming from?"
R. Smith, Capt. RMS Titanic
11 posts
I am a newly dinged 54 druid who is getting VERY tired of Wyverns in CS and looking for new hunting grounds. What are people's oppinion of a druid of my lvl being able to solo here? Also, any suggestions are VERY welcome.
Prodox
Druid of the Clan MacLear - Xegony
Trained to the turing of 54 seasons
Prodox
Druid of the Clan MacLear - Xegony
Trained to the turing of 54 seasons
10 posts
Golems- All my spells stuck. Shissar Stalkers-Fear and dark stick, lifetap procs stick, all my other spells were resisted, Mental Corruption procs were resisted, Oh and boil blood sticks.Regular Stonegrabber guys - Snare sticks 40 % of time and wears off fast, Fear stats are about he same. If fear kiting at Mons entrance room. Pull with boil blood and when they get to steps snare them, sick pet and back up into tunnel. If you stand right where the tunnel curves and cast instill fear right when they go in tunnel it will wear off right when they reach the stairs to go out in zone. That way if neede you can pull em right back into tunnel and repeat.Just wanted to emphasize the tunnel to stair duration of Instill Fear spell. Good luck
Toothfairy 61 Grave Lord< Keepers Of The Glade>Tholluxe Paells
#glazed,
Posted: Mar 16 2003 at 10:33 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) yo all u youngings well not youngins but peeps wif groups that go down here i advise u to snag up some drops and sell good place for us high lvl's to farm also....
Has anyone else noticed this:
If The Grey has no atmosphere, why is the sky blue?
Okay, I'm being nit-picky, but it seems Sony's attention to detail slipped on that one :D
Edited, Tue Feb 11 05:15:28 2003
If The Grey has no atmosphere, why is the sky blue?
Okay, I'm being nit-picky, but it seems Sony's attention to detail slipped on that one :D
Edited, Tue Feb 11 05:15:28 2003
Not only is the sky blue (which requires an atmosphere to scatter light [unless it is a magical illusion or painted on a dome]), but there is liquid water. In a vacuum, liquid water would soon vaporise (though water ice could exist if temperatures are low enough).
I wouldn't say it is inattention to detail, but a lack of concern for basic physics. OK, it's a fantasy world, but still. The designers care enough about things like gravity (falling damage, encumberance) and friction (icy surfaces such as Velk's where you can slip and fall, see gravity).
Maybe the dome (see EQAtlas write-up for Ssraeshza zone) is pressurized with some inert gas, which would allow the liquid water to exist but would still prevent oxygen-breathers from breathing. That must be it. :)
Edited, Wed Jul 27 05:37:43 2005
I wouldn't say it is inattention to detail, but a lack of concern for basic physics. OK, it's a fantasy world, but still. The designers care enough about things like gravity (falling damage, encumberance) and friction (icy surfaces such as Velk's where you can slip and fall, see gravity).
Maybe the dome (see EQAtlas write-up for Ssraeshza zone) is pressurized with some inert gas, which would allow the liquid water to exist but would still prevent oxygen-breathers from breathing. That must be it. :)
Edited, Wed Jul 27 05:37:43 2005
Might as well ask "Why are bastard swords the size of short swords?", "Why does the boat between Butcherblock and Freeport travel in the opposite direction that it suppose to?", "Why do most of the caps, helms, hoods, etc have no graphic associated with them? (it looks like the character isn't wearing anything on their head)"
There are even more instances where their attention to detail slipped.
There are even more instances where their attention to detail slipped.
2 posts
Hello fellow adventurers, I need to pick your brains.
Had a guild grouping here last night and had some odd drops, that we can find No reference to, and no idea if worth hanging onto or not.....
(1) Vacuum Wurm Eye
(1) Granite Ball
Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Aryllday
53 Enchanter
Xev Server
Had a guild grouping here last night and had some odd drops, that we can find No reference to, and no idea if worth hanging onto or not.....
(1) Vacuum Wurm Eye
(1) Granite Ball
Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Aryllday
53 Enchanter
Xev Server
Scholar
33 posts
They nerfed this, they nerfed that, I can't solo anymore...blah blah blah. Some people are really disappointing necromancers. This is how I hunt the Shissar Revenants in the Grey...
I prefer the north facing wall of the temple. Your camp consists of the three Shissar Revenants in the North-East corner and the one Golem that is mid-wall facing north. You can then pull from the northern expanse when those four are down. You can pull from other facings too, if not camped.
Here are my spells memorized at 56...
Cascading Darkness
Shackle of Spirit
Invoke Fear
Lich
Bond of Death
<OPEN>
Deflux
Feign Death
THE BREAK
In your open gem place the spell Beguile Undead. Reach out to the revenant camp and charm one of the three taking a dirt nap. If the charm takes, immediately sic him on the others. The two snakes will jump the one charmed. If the Beguile fails, FD and let them go back to spawn point. I have never seen a charm resisted. You either receive the "too high level to be charmed" or a success.
Once you have a Shissar charmed, slow his attackers with Shackle of Spirit. This 70%ish slow will allow your pet to mangle them both and still have about 50% health.
Recast charm as needed. Turn pet on Golem. Snare golem. Wait till pet is at 20% health and then fear golem. Golem will be near death. Once golem dies, and pet is at 20% health or less, Feign. This automatically breaks charm.
Ex-pet returns to spawn point. Stand up and replace Beguile Undead with Invoke Death. Summon your skeletal pet. Replace Invoke Death spell with Augmentation of Death. Buff pet. Pull injured snake with Shackle of Spirit, and your pet will destroy him. Might want to snare last snake so there is no running.
You have broken the 4 spawn camp pretty easy. Respawn time is 18m 10s. I use a stopwatch all the time.
So now you can pull wandering snakes with Shackle and put the pet on him, snare him too.
Wandering golems are pulled with Cascading and then feared, they path to nowhere.
You then can Lich/BoD, Deflux and FD in emergencies, and buff your pet as needed. After the break I never change my gems. I can solo here pretty easily, just need to keep a lookout for trains into the temple and named Shissar. The named are a different strategy.
Best of luck, and may Innoruuk's hate travel with you.
I prefer the north facing wall of the temple. Your camp consists of the three Shissar Revenants in the North-East corner and the one Golem that is mid-wall facing north. You can then pull from the northern expanse when those four are down. You can pull from other facings too, if not camped.
Here are my spells memorized at 56...
Cascading Darkness
Shackle of Spirit
Invoke Fear
Lich
Bond of Death
<OPEN>
Deflux
Feign Death
THE BREAK
In your open gem place the spell Beguile Undead. Reach out to the revenant camp and charm one of the three taking a dirt nap. If the charm takes, immediately sic him on the others. The two snakes will jump the one charmed. If the Beguile fails, FD and let them go back to spawn point. I have never seen a charm resisted. You either receive the "too high level to be charmed" or a success.
Once you have a Shissar charmed, slow his attackers with Shackle of Spirit. This 70%ish slow will allow your pet to mangle them both and still have about 50% health.
Recast charm as needed. Turn pet on Golem. Snare golem. Wait till pet is at 20% health and then fear golem. Golem will be near death. Once golem dies, and pet is at 20% health or less, Feign. This automatically breaks charm.
Ex-pet returns to spawn point. Stand up and replace Beguile Undead with Invoke Death. Summon your skeletal pet. Replace Invoke Death spell with Augmentation of Death. Buff pet. Pull injured snake with Shackle of Spirit, and your pet will destroy him. Might want to snare last snake so there is no running.
You have broken the 4 spawn camp pretty easy. Respawn time is 18m 10s. I use a stopwatch all the time.
So now you can pull wandering snakes with Shackle and put the pet on him, snare him too.
Wandering golems are pulled with Cascading and then feared, they path to nowhere.
You then can Lich/BoD, Deflux and FD in emergencies, and buff your pet as needed. After the break I never change my gems. I can solo here pretty easily, just need to keep a lookout for trains into the temple and named Shissar. The named are a different strategy.
Best of luck, and may Innoruuk's hate travel with you.
Vodain Souleater
Dark Elf Warlock
Beetem Upgood
Ogre Champion of Zek
Veeshan Server
Dark Elf Warlock
Beetem Upgood
Ogre Champion of Zek
Veeshan Server
That was an amazing post, thank you! I will follow suit.
5 posts
I am a Necro and I love to see these types of posts!!!! A small group of guildies are heading out that way I'm 52 and am going to give it a shot. Im not sure whats been changed since the multiple patchs but will add anything thats has.
Scholar
29 posts
This is the sort of post there are so few of in these discussion pages - I'm not even a necro but I read it.
Thanks
Thanks
Dito.
Its what this section is about.
Good post mate.
Its what this section is about.
Good post mate.
Scholar
47 posts
Totally. Thanks for the post!
Rinalthelis Wolfbrother <Ancient Adventurers>
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Level 60 chanter here on Sullon.Whast I do is go invis up to temple.Watch for snakes that can see invis some do.When i get up to temple stand a little ways back and Dire Charm any light blue thats close or regualar charm.I then stand right along side of the temple and pull with Tash to side of temple.I never got 1 add all night pulling with Tash.Speed up the pet slow the mob root him when he runs rinse and repeat.I just would make rounds around the temple and to keep pet from taking too much damage just rampage him chain cast its cheap if ya have kei.So tonight im going to get all the drops i can carry and pass them to guildies.Just thought Id give some advice.
Master Artifishal Legs
60 Enchanter
Da'Bashin Iggles
Master Artifishal Legs
60 Enchanter
Da'Bashin Iggles
Is this zone ok for a group of 50's? Or is it not worth it? We've tried Maiden's Eye, but either find it not worth killing the mobs there (too many hp, thus using too much mana per kill) or we get killed running across the zone to camp the Akheva dudes :)
Cordanim Elginorth II
65th Vah Shir Feral Lord
<Reign Of Magic>
65th Vah Shir Feral Lord
<Reign Of Magic>
12 posts
With a group composed of a 52 druid and an epic enabled 59 shammy, we've never had many problems.. Of course, we've got a very rigid method of rooting, snaring, and dotting.. We've had up to six mobs at once and have never had any problems from what we're doing.. We did get trained once, but it was unannounced and so my death ensued. Outside of that, we typically camp near the Mons Letalis zone in and never have any problems.
14 posts
I've been hunting here off and on for the last couple of weeks with a small group of about 4 of us. Our ranger is 58, the rest of us are low to mid-50's. We have found this zone to be rather interesting, if albeit a little dicey at times. A lot of mobs here have rather large aggro ranges and the boulderlings will dispell speed spells: sow, soe, wolf forms and yes, they DO summon. They are immune to root and snare and they seem to always travel in threes. Hunting around the ssra temple is good, but often all 4 sides are camped. If you can't get that area, try along the right wall as you zone in from SD. That area is often camped as well, but there's usually plenty of mobs for everyone. If you don't have an eb item, GET ONE. And until then, use a timer for your EB spell. You will be amazed how fast you die when it wears off here.
12 posts
Another bug found in this Zone. Last night we hunting the SD zone line in the mouth of the cave. My ED dropped and neither of the two druids got it off in time and I bit the dust. No problem Paladin there to perform a rez. Got my rez and was grateful. Now we have a problem I am in the zone but the screen is black and I look around and I am on the wrong side of the zone. Whoops two steps and now I plummeting to my death.
Aythatos Alussionary
Enchantress of No One
Karana Server
Aythatos Alussionary
Enchantress of No One
Karana Server
5 posts
I am a lvl 60 Druid with 3k mana approximately. What I do is bind in SD at the Grey zone first thing. Then I use Bonds of Force to pull as many mobs as I can find (recasting Bonds of Force ALOT)The rock mobs are a pain, but not as bad as I previously had thought. I can do a full quad of rocks, and another full quad before I run out of mana. I have no AA points or skills as of yet, so even though lvl wise I am 60, I still use spells that are 59 and below (spells are expensive =\ ) If I get too many mobs and I feel I am loosing control, I will pull the mobs passed the SD zone to the little cove and then gate. When I zone back in all my mobs are there ready for me to pull at will. The wurms aren't too bad really even though snare/root don't work. For soloing in The Grey C3 is a must for me. I have been soloing here since level 54, and exp still rocks at 60 doing skelly corner. I can get over a blue an hour here. I am not too choosey about mobs, as long as most of them are blue cons. An EB item is definitely a must here, I hated relying on the spell before I could get a fishbone earring or the Shissar organs. I would def start working on the Amulet of Grey Wastes quest first thing!! (I just finished mine today after 6 levels of killing the Shissars)
Just remember soloing people, gate if things get sticky...the mobs will be ready and waiting, PLUS less trains at the zones for others.
Blessed be,
Ravynne Soulwindz
60 Druid
Forlorn Heroes
Quellious Server
Just remember soloing people, gate if things get sticky...the mobs will be ready and waiting, PLUS less trains at the zones for others.
Blessed be,
Ravynne Soulwindz
60 Druid
Forlorn Heroes
Quellious Server
Is there a safe way to travel to the temple from ML zone or SD? Last time we tried to run thru here we had way too many aggros and I was just wondering how people get to the temple without training. Any info would be splendid , thank you.
Scholar
44 posts
If you get levitation and invis it makes travel here alot easier. You don't have to worry about anything except the undead that wander around. When entering the zone I run towards the temple a little before heading to the ML zone. There is a group of skele's just to the left of the straight path from SD and if you are off a bit you'll run right into them.
Scholar
23 posts
An addition to the concept of lev/invis to travel. I have noticed that about half of the Shissar Stalkers can see through invis. Through testing I hadn't found any of the golems or rock creatures to see through it though.
Garizbane Tharisfury
51 Enchanter
Saryrn
Garizbane Tharisfury
51 Enchanter
Saryrn
25 posts
I was just reading the post saying that this zone is now an all out guild raid - It's not for Shaman. Yes, worms cannot be snared/root kited so that means that druids will have a tough time in certain areas around here. Around the temple, where worms rarely add, if you are using slow druid dots to root kite the mobs there you will be spending 10 minutes to kill one mob (lol, I've seen it done).. necros can do ok with this strategy however because their dots have alot of punch. Myself I like to take on the shissar revenants around the temple, I pull with slow sick the doggie on it, root, cripple, epic, and start jbbing. Dead revenant before my epic dot is completed (84 seconds) or at worst on the final tick. This is an awesome zone for exp for shaman. I suspect that there is an exp bonus here.
Gazkan
Lvl 56 Shaman
Gazkan
Lvl 56 Shaman
Yes, you can camp the temple and still get some exp. Revenants, oddly enough, are worse exp than the golems. After May 5th patch they have 'fixed' the rock traps. Now they don't exhaust themselves after they have been triggered 5 or 6 times, and last indefinitely. This makes the quad kiting that druids used to enjoy nearly impossible, once you add the wandering wurms as well.
Yes, being a resilient lad I figured out ways to hunt here regardless of the dangers, but it is becoming crystal clear that Verant is finding new ways to cut the druid off from his domain - the outdoor zone. More and more the Wizard is taking over. Try heading to ME to quad toilers (without KEI) and you will see what I mean.
Yes, being a resilient lad I figured out ways to hunt here regardless of the dangers, but it is becoming crystal clear that Verant is finding new ways to cut the druid off from his domain - the outdoor zone. More and more the Wizard is taking over. Try heading to ME to quad toilers (without KEI) and you will see what I mean.
Twig
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
The zone in to the Grey is a freaking deathtrap. At any given time there could be two to six rockfiends and what not parked right in fron of the zone to SD or Mon Letalis. I tried to clear the mobs away from the zone but some dumbass will train new mobs back there sooner or later. Because of this succor and evac is not safe. The inzone evac spot will drop your wounded party right in front of the mobs camping the land zone. The best thing to do in case of trouble is to gate.
That's the least of the problems - after May 8th patch Verant ruined this zone beyond recognition by making the Xacra Shah/Sei mobile. Not only mobile, but wandering right up to the foot of the temple.
After camping the temple for named before this patch, it is now impossible to solo, and definitely not recommended unless your group has a chanter AND a cleric. The wurms are unsnareable/rootable so its a bust. Just love it when a perfectly good solo zone is turned into an all out guild raid. One less place to get xp...
After camping the temple for named before this patch, it is now impossible to solo, and definitely not recommended unless your group has a chanter AND a cleric. The wurms are unsnareable/rootable so its a bust. Just love it when a perfectly good solo zone is turned into an all out guild raid. One less place to get xp...
Twig
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
Yup. The wandering worms in the zone are extremely annoying if not down right deadly when they add at a bad time...which is what they do best. There used to be a certain safe spots near the Revs camp but since the patch the area is now infested with worms. I'm unsure if there is an exp bonus in this zone but there damn well should be.
Has anyone figured out what the 'smooth granite ball' or 'Yttrium ore' are for that drop off the named in this zone? Also have gotten a LORE item - A Lucid Shard (off a Stone Beast).
Edited, Thu Apr 11 17:18:27 2002
Edited, Thu Apr 11 17:18:27 2002
Twig
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
10 posts
---Yttrium Ore is used in a bane weapon making (I believe Shissar Bane, but could be wrong). Lucid Shard is one of the 10 Lucid Shards dropped through ten different Luclin zones that is part of the Vex Thal key quest. Neither are of any use to most people.
6 posts
Aight.. This is what I do in The Grey. It's sorta lame but i actually get some decent XP from it. After awhile anyway =) 54+ only tho (also requires thrall of bones spell) Walk in the zone. Find one of those undying iksar things (they double for 150) Charm him attack like 3 things and sit at ML zone ones the 3 things are dead or charm breaks zone. come back and repeat almost every other time you get about 2 or 3 things dead (shissars and golems mainly even tho they can take on a few rocks) Its great XP and you dont die hardly ever. Just remember.. somthing bad happens always zone =) and keeping Sotm up is a must (things like to spawn ON you when their bored) It's a way I always hunt =) just keep a /ooc "POssible train to ML" social ready lol cya.
Redik
55 necro
Drinal
Redik
55 necro
Drinal
Scholar
42 posts
I just thought i'd post and give you guys a little info about the grey, so here goes... all that I know.
Mobs (not including named)
Golems - Golems are lvl 45 - 46 with most being lvl 45. They run slower than regular run which means they can be kited without sow or snare. Golems have a "proc" called Golemstun that essentially makes you spin really fast and stuns you for about 5 seconds. It makes me dizzy as heck and being an enchanter 5 seconds with a lvl 45 mob pummeling me feels like an eternity.
Shissar - The shissar too are 45 - 46 I usually do not try to charm them so i'm not sure how their levels are distributed.
Shimmering Rockfiend - This guy is bad news. He runs fast, hits hard and aggros from quite a ways out. will also aggro if you are attacking another mob anywhere near him. (He doesn't aggro from as far away as Zelniaks in Mons Seru, but still a bit further than normal)Usually if i get a rockfiend aggrod i try to root him and then zone, sometimes tho trains happen LOL
Various Iksar Skeletons - The interesting things about these, they don't see thru regular invis..which is nice, because i haven't found anything in this zone that does. =) (Note: make sure you con everything, verant likes to change things and not tell anyone =P~)
Worms - There are worms in spawn points under the ground, when you run overthem they will come for you. They proc a 100 pt. AE dd. Flurry of pebbles or something like that. However if you are invisd you'll get the message the sand explodes beneath your feet, but will not aggro a worm.
Loots. Again, regular mobs no named. Golems typically drop between 11 gold and 5 plat. Shissar don't drop money but will on occasion drop a polished serpent scale (have not found a quest yet...sells for around 20pp to merchants) and Shissar Organs No Drop (these are used for a quest in Katta reward is an EB necklace =)) The skeletons drop some change, and to be honest I really don't know about the rockfiend because I can't solo him...yet. =)
Can I hunt in the Grey at XX Lvl?? I first came to this zone when Luclin first opened, I was Lvl 45 at the time and the zone was already pretty busy. I got into a group and got great exp life was good. Then the zone got taken down and brought back up 15 mins later and everything had been made much tougher. Too tough. Verant changed it next patch and made it Tougher but not too tough. As it is now, I would say bring a partner or a group if you're under lvl 49. However you should typically be 50 + to hunt here. I am currently hunting in The Grey at lvl 51 and I'm soloing quite effectively. From what i've seen on Lanys during the day there are about 5 - 7 people in the zone. Usually they range from lvl 57 - 60. At night during peak times there are as many as 25 people in the zone, most of which are fear kiting at the temple area, and none of which need an enchanter LOL.
Strategies?
If you get into a group you can hunt at the Mons Letalis zone line just as you come out into the open area, however you could easily and frequently get trained. You Could go to the right for just a little bit and hunt next to the ML zone, however i've noticed that mobs seem to come to this side more than the left side. My personal favorite spot is to the left of the ML zone, seems like less wanderers and people, yet still close to zone if something goes wrong. I was in a group once by the Scarlet desert zone and that was okay too except the puller had to run a ways to bring back shissar and golems, plus we kept getting worms adding. And finally there's the temple. Groups often form on the sides of the temple and fear kite the mobs there. Which i've watched but never participated in.
Enchanter Info
So, you're an enchanter like me and you want to be in the know? 1. Charm is your best friend. I don't have the lvl 49 charm allure yet, so I cannot charm mobs higher than 45. That is how i know some golems are 46 =P 2. If there's a cleric in the zone, donate for some HP buffs, trust me these guys hit hard. 2b. Trade clarity for sow, if no SoW is availible, you're gonna have a hard time if you pull something other than golems. 3. pull golems if you can, they run so slow, you will not have to root to get a charm off. 4. if you pull adds and want to try them just root and back away and get your new pet as quickly as possible. 5. rockfiends = death, if you aggro one, zone...remember discretion is the better part of valor. and last but not least please always call your trains.
Mobs (not including named)
Golems - Golems are lvl 45 - 46 with most being lvl 45. They run slower than regular run which means they can be kited without sow or snare. Golems have a "proc" called Golemstun that essentially makes you spin really fast and stuns you for about 5 seconds. It makes me dizzy as heck and being an enchanter 5 seconds with a lvl 45 mob pummeling me feels like an eternity.
Shissar - The shissar too are 45 - 46 I usually do not try to charm them so i'm not sure how their levels are distributed.
Shimmering Rockfiend - This guy is bad news. He runs fast, hits hard and aggros from quite a ways out. will also aggro if you are attacking another mob anywhere near him. (He doesn't aggro from as far away as Zelniaks in Mons Seru, but still a bit further than normal)Usually if i get a rockfiend aggrod i try to root him and then zone, sometimes tho trains happen LOL
Various Iksar Skeletons - The interesting things about these, they don't see thru regular invis..which is nice, because i haven't found anything in this zone that does. =) (Note: make sure you con everything, verant likes to change things and not tell anyone =P~)
Worms - There are worms in spawn points under the ground, when you run overthem they will come for you. They proc a 100 pt. AE dd. Flurry of pebbles or something like that. However if you are invisd you'll get the message the sand explodes beneath your feet, but will not aggro a worm.
Loots. Again, regular mobs no named. Golems typically drop between 11 gold and 5 plat. Shissar don't drop money but will on occasion drop a polished serpent scale (have not found a quest yet...sells for around 20pp to merchants) and Shissar Organs No Drop (these are used for a quest in Katta reward is an EB necklace =)) The skeletons drop some change, and to be honest I really don't know about the rockfiend because I can't solo him...yet. =)
Can I hunt in the Grey at XX Lvl?? I first came to this zone when Luclin first opened, I was Lvl 45 at the time and the zone was already pretty busy. I got into a group and got great exp life was good. Then the zone got taken down and brought back up 15 mins later and everything had been made much tougher. Too tough. Verant changed it next patch and made it Tougher but not too tough. As it is now, I would say bring a partner or a group if you're under lvl 49. However you should typically be 50 + to hunt here. I am currently hunting in The Grey at lvl 51 and I'm soloing quite effectively. From what i've seen on Lanys during the day there are about 5 - 7 people in the zone. Usually they range from lvl 57 - 60. At night during peak times there are as many as 25 people in the zone, most of which are fear kiting at the temple area, and none of which need an enchanter LOL.
Strategies?
If you get into a group you can hunt at the Mons Letalis zone line just as you come out into the open area, however you could easily and frequently get trained. You Could go to the right for just a little bit and hunt next to the ML zone, however i've noticed that mobs seem to come to this side more than the left side. My personal favorite spot is to the left of the ML zone, seems like less wanderers and people, yet still close to zone if something goes wrong. I was in a group once by the Scarlet desert zone and that was okay too except the puller had to run a ways to bring back shissar and golems, plus we kept getting worms adding. And finally there's the temple. Groups often form on the sides of the temple and fear kite the mobs there. Which i've watched but never participated in.
Enchanter Info
So, you're an enchanter like me and you want to be in the know? 1. Charm is your best friend. I don't have the lvl 49 charm allure yet, so I cannot charm mobs higher than 45. That is how i know some golems are 46 =P 2. If there's a cleric in the zone, donate for some HP buffs, trust me these guys hit hard. 2b. Trade clarity for sow, if no SoW is availible, you're gonna have a hard time if you pull something other than golems. 3. pull golems if you can, they run so slow, you will not have to root to get a charm off. 4. if you pull adds and want to try them just root and back away and get your new pet as quickly as possible. 5. rockfiends = death, if you aggro one, zone...remember discretion is the better part of valor. and last but not least please always call your trains.
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Scholar
42 posts
I just thought I'd post an update to my little post above. I went back to the Grey last night in a guild group. I discovered SOME shissar stalkers will see through your invisibility... I was absolutely stunned when our cleric got attacked while invisible... I went out from the ML entrance and conned snakes while invis, I saw 2 snakeys and 1 was scowling, 1 was indifferent. I don't know if that's how you tell which one is 45 and which are 46, or if there was something special with the other shissar. Skeletons will also now see through invisibility. Like they should =P Also as another note our cleric said she was unable to outrun a Sun Revenent with just her Jboots.
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Excellent post!
Posts like this is why I pay for the premium service.
Even though I am being a hypocrite with this post, it should be noted by readers/would be posters to stay away from posting garbage that doesnt help anyone else.
No one wants to read "this sword sucks. Save up for a lammy. Its worth the four months it will take to get it..my 60th warrior got one and its awesome. And by awesome, I mean totally sweet" Get with the program people. We need this site to make the sometimes difficult game of Everquest a little easier by sharing valuable insight.
WTG, Scholar Strobius. You are awesome. And by awesome, I mean totally sweet.
Posts like this is why I pay for the premium service.
Even though I am being a hypocrite with this post, it should be noted by readers/would be posters to stay away from posting garbage that doesnt help anyone else.
No one wants to read "this sword sucks. Save up for a lammy. Its worth the four months it will take to get it..my 60th warrior got one and its awesome. And by awesome, I mean totally sweet" Get with the program people. We need this site to make the sometimes difficult game of Everquest a little easier by sharing valuable insight.
WTG, Scholar Strobius. You are awesome. And by awesome, I mean totally sweet.
Pewt 65th Level Dread Lord and otherwise sword clown
Shaman info - None of the regular mobs are very MR. Slows, root, epic dot all land fine. I have yet to get poison on anything even with Malosini. Kinda like fighting Sentient in WL. The snakes and skeles all resist disease as well with Insidious Decay. The rock fiends and golems can be diseased.
Happy hunting
Happy hunting
not bad )
the wurms proc is a 50dd. they are hiding under the 'steam plumes' you see in the sand, sometimes there are no plumes where they are hiding. Other random triggers will spawn Stonehand, 3 boulderfiends (unslowable) or 3 boulderlings.
the wurms proc is a 50dd. they are hiding under the 'steam plumes' you see in the sand, sometimes there are no plumes where they are hiding. Other random triggers will spawn Stonehand, 3 boulderfiends (unslowable) or 3 boulderlings.
Twig
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
7 posts
I myself have been hunting in this zone for about 3 days now...some bugs that could get you and ur group in trouble are:
1. they can gate w/o casting the spell.
This has happened to me and a monk that were camping the named stuff by temple..got a named snake low hps and it gated instantly aggroing everythin in the way from our camp to its bind spot.
2. mobs get stuck in tunnel to Mons Letalis.
This can be a big nuesance considering u will get wupped if ur just zoning in and there are more then 2 there. They seem to go to deep into tunnel and lose their pathing so they just stand at zone till a gm clears it for ya. they will stand there forever untill they are cleared.
1. they can gate w/o casting the spell.
This has happened to me and a monk that were camping the named stuff by temple..got a named snake low hps and it gated instantly aggroing everythin in the way from our camp to its bind spot.
2. mobs get stuck in tunnel to Mons Letalis.
This can be a big nuesance considering u will get wupped if ur just zoning in and there are more then 2 there. They seem to go to deep into tunnel and lose their pathing so they just stand at zone till a gm clears it for ya. they will stand there forever untill they are cleared.
3 posts
Instead of waiting for a GM to clear tunnels which can take awhile I have seen a couple of
ways to clear it. A necro with HS and a CoS/any instant cast invis and SoE or a cleric with DA and a few invis potions and SoE can zone into the tunnel (Mons and SD both have the same issues) DA or HS run the mobs out of the tunnel, then invis and they will lose interest in you. Most of the mobs here do not see through invis in my experience so you can zone in invis as well and then aggro them by standing in aggro range after you zone in. Sometimes one of them will see through invis ( Pretty sure the Tormented Iksar Slave does) and that one will be one of the mobs in the tunnel so just in case for necros make sure you have one of you skins up to absorb some of the damage you will take on zone in and as many HP buffs as possible. Clerics same thing max HP buffs. Run to opposite zone line and zone out or gate if you are bound nearby and the mobs will go back to where they belong.
I have seen a level 53 necro do this with 10 or so mobs in the tunnel to SD including a see through invis one and live. He had a symbol and one of his damage skins, an SoE and CoS.
I am sure there are other classes that get a combination of these skills that could do this as well like Bards who could prolly purely outrun them and get from one zone line to another and ditch them somewhere in the middle.
Feign Death does not seem to work well in this zone since the mobs tend to grief camp you for what seems like forever. So good for clearing tunnel but unless the monk is going to stay down for a long long time not the optimal way to clear.
--Seerena
53 Iksar Monk
The Tribunal
ways to clear it. A necro with HS and a CoS/any instant cast invis and SoE or a cleric with DA and a few invis potions and SoE can zone into the tunnel (Mons and SD both have the same issues) DA or HS run the mobs out of the tunnel, then invis and they will lose interest in you. Most of the mobs here do not see through invis in my experience so you can zone in invis as well and then aggro them by standing in aggro range after you zone in. Sometimes one of them will see through invis ( Pretty sure the Tormented Iksar Slave does) and that one will be one of the mobs in the tunnel so just in case for necros make sure you have one of you skins up to absorb some of the damage you will take on zone in and as many HP buffs as possible. Clerics same thing max HP buffs. Run to opposite zone line and zone out or gate if you are bound nearby and the mobs will go back to where they belong.
I have seen a level 53 necro do this with 10 or so mobs in the tunnel to SD including a see through invis one and live. He had a symbol and one of his damage skins, an SoE and CoS.
I am sure there are other classes that get a combination of these skills that could do this as well like Bards who could prolly purely outrun them and get from one zone line to another and ditch them somewhere in the middle.
Feign Death does not seem to work well in this zone since the mobs tend to grief camp you for what seems like forever. So good for clearing tunnel but unless the monk is going to stay down for a long long time not the optimal way to clear.
--Seerena
53 Iksar Monk
The Tribunal
If a mob is aggro'd on you, casting invis WILL not lose that aggro.
4 posts
Been trying to DOT root some of the mobs here and it takes me a lotta dots (been killing Golums, undeads, and stalkers)
splurt, ignite blood, cascading, BoD and then maybe deflux two or three times or if it is undead then a couple of Banish Undead or whatever it is called. (sometimes I add a disease spell to stop regrowth though the skalters are totally resistant to it from what I can see)
Seem like a lotta HPs to me. And my exp is not moving to fast. Not got this zone figured out yet.
splurt, ignite blood, cascading, BoD and then maybe deflux two or three times or if it is undead then a couple of Banish Undead or whatever it is called. (sometimes I add a disease spell to stop regrowth though the skalters are totally resistant to it from what I can see)
Seem like a lotta HPs to me. And my exp is not moving to fast. Not got this zone figured out yet.
19 posts
Doesnt seem like they have much HP to me. heres what i do: pull with splurt, send buffed rogue pet, dooming darkness, fear, BoD, Ebolt (except on shissars which i just deflux 2x) and sit. Usually mob dies before BoD even wears off
19 posts
Edited, Wed Sep 18 05:26:10 2002
19 posts
Doesnt seem like they have much HP to me. heres what i do: pull with splurt, send buffed rogue pet, dooming darkness, fear, BoD, Ebolt (except on shissars which i just deflux 2x) and sit. Usually mob dies before BoD even wears off
Ok, I understand this zone *requires* EB whether as cast spell or armor item (guess it's time to go hunt down a fishbone earrings as I have not found a fish scale seller yet on the moon - either that or stock up like mad!).
Question:
Do any of the creatures in this zone dispell you, and if so, is it like the eyeballs in Fear (wipes out top 4 spells at a pop), or single dispell, or at all? I enjoy hunting Kedge til we reach that lovely mob who likes to dispell EB. :)
Edited, Mon Dec 17 04:50:21 2001
Question:
Do any of the creatures in this zone dispell you, and if so, is it like the eyeballs in Fear (wipes out top 4 spells at a pop), or single dispell, or at all? I enjoy hunting Kedge til we reach that lovely mob who likes to dispell EB. :)
Edited, Mon Dec 17 04:50:21 2001
Melime Darkstryder - Guk, EQII
Sinikka Eversings - Guk, EQII
Meryddian B'Hala - Seventh Hammer - EQ
"It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage." - Indiana Jones
Sinikka Eversings - Guk, EQII
Meryddian B'Hala - Seventh Hammer - EQ
"It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage." - Indiana Jones
28 posts
Have not been dispeled to date. Only seen one caster mob and it was named and rare, not sure on type since we fear kited him. There are several with procs, but most are DD with maybe a stun effect.
Roseroar
I had 3 boulderlings cast some kind of dot on me that debuffed my Howler form, though that is the only buff I have up while hunting here
Twig
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
60 Druid
Clan Werre - FV
boulderlings use a snare type spell , this is likley what got rid of your form of the howler.
Scholar
26 posts
Not 30 minutes after I write a nice post on The Grey, Verant takes the nerf stick and gives it a huge whack. This from CastersRealm:
The Grey zone in Luclin was patched live a short while ago.
Many mobs in there have had their resists significantly increased. Players are also reporting an increase in hitpoints on many monsters, and the addition of a new mob which is immune to Magic based spells. This can only have been done in response to the large numbers of AE groups which had been set up in the zone for fast exp gain.
Edited, Tue Dec 11 20:30:10 2001
The Grey zone in Luclin was patched live a short while ago.
Many mobs in there have had their resists significantly increased. Players are also reporting an increase in hitpoints on many monsters, and the addition of a new mob which is immune to Magic based spells. This can only have been done in response to the large numbers of AE groups which had been set up in the zone for fast exp gain.
Edited, Tue Dec 11 20:30:10 2001
27 posts
Agro range is not that large here. Pull with spells or arrows or something and you can get single pulls almost exclusively.
MOST people fight near zone borders (such as scarlet desert or mons) but this is a mistake unless you are grouping. Why? Because there is no point putting up with gimp trains all the time. Fear kiting is good along the walls though, very much like skyfire. If your not pulling to the walls I would recommend killing them where they stand, pet classes can solo them very well. Just watch out for the worms that spawn when you walk over them in the sand. The worms do not see invis though.
I personally think hunting is much better roaming the zone from camp to camp (very long respawn time here as the zone is HUGE) then staying near the zone outs. It's less boring to, since you have a slight chance to kill named. The only exception to this would be the sun revenants.
Oh, the sun revenants.
Imagine if you will, a level 55 skeleton that is NOT classified as undead that has a static spawn point.
Now imagine 5 or 6 of them having the same area of a spawn point, conveniantly located far away from other pathing of wanderers.
Also imagine that these sun revenants respawn VERY quickly.
Lets not forget to imagine that a mob this high would normally summon, but these do not.
Bonus! It's all true! For a necromancer who wants to root dot, this is ideal. Exp might be better fighting multiples of the lower level mobs, but if don't want to be constantly killing, these are great. They die to 2 rounds of epic darkness, splurt, and pyrocour. Don't try using your pets on them, there to high level to be feared, and they will eat through your pet in even less time then it takes for them to eat through you. The only loot I have seen personally is a bone handled scimitar, but friends have scored some nice items so far.
MOST people fight near zone borders (such as scarlet desert or mons) but this is a mistake unless you are grouping. Why? Because there is no point putting up with gimp trains all the time. Fear kiting is good along the walls though, very much like skyfire. If your not pulling to the walls I would recommend killing them where they stand, pet classes can solo them very well. Just watch out for the worms that spawn when you walk over them in the sand. The worms do not see invis though.
I personally think hunting is much better roaming the zone from camp to camp (very long respawn time here as the zone is HUGE) then staying near the zone outs. It's less boring to, since you have a slight chance to kill named. The only exception to this would be the sun revenants.
Oh, the sun revenants.
Imagine if you will, a level 55 skeleton that is NOT classified as undead that has a static spawn point.
Now imagine 5 or 6 of them having the same area of a spawn point, conveniantly located far away from other pathing of wanderers.
Also imagine that these sun revenants respawn VERY quickly.
Lets not forget to imagine that a mob this high would normally summon, but these do not.
Bonus! It's all true! For a necromancer who wants to root dot, this is ideal. Exp might be better fighting multiples of the lower level mobs, but if don't want to be constantly killing, these are great. They die to 2 rounds of epic darkness, splurt, and pyrocour. Don't try using your pets on them, there to high level to be feared, and they will eat through your pet in even less time then it takes for them to eat through you. The only loot I have seen personally is a bone handled scimitar, but friends have scored some nice items so far.
Victims, aren't we all.
31 posts
We had a sun revenant down to under half a bubble, he gated away and
SUMMONED our puller. So much for 'these don't summon'. Alondin
SUMMONED our puller. So much for 'these don't summon'. Alondin
37 posts
I immagine that at lvl 60 you can more easily pull singles.. I (54 wizard and the only one in the group with snare) was pulling for my group, using my Staff of Temperate Flux (right click cold/fire debuff) to pull. The agro range of stuff is fairly big, so watch out...
Amanrahin Samshaidar
lvl 54 wizard of Tempest Draconis
Bristlebane
Amanrahin Samshaidar
lvl 54 wizard of Tempest Draconis
Bristlebane
10 posts
Been spending some time in the Grey, soloing the low level snakes (stalkers) and the timeless golems.
Like many of the higher level Luclin zones, there are an abundance of mobs and the aggro ranges are huge. I can't stress enough for people new to the zone that if you're not used to the aggro ranges yet and you don't want to pull multiples make sure that there is nothing anywhere near the monster you're pulling. I've seen some pretty huge trains heading to the zone.
Also be aware that there are traps in the zone to do some pretty high damage (at least to my Necromancer).
Not a lot of loot in the zone except on some of the named, but great XP.
Ckorrn Dreamwalker
51st necromancer of Xegony
Like many of the higher level Luclin zones, there are an abundance of mobs and the aggro ranges are huge. I can't stress enough for people new to the zone that if you're not used to the aggro ranges yet and you don't want to pull multiples make sure that there is nothing anywhere near the monster you're pulling. I've seen some pretty huge trains heading to the zone.
Also be aware that there are traps in the zone to do some pretty high damage (at least to my Necromancer).
Not a lot of loot in the zone except on some of the named, but great XP.
Ckorrn Dreamwalker
51st necromancer of Xegony
Ckorrn Dreamwalker - 65 Necromancer of Xegony
Die sssoftsskin!
Die sssoftsskin!
2 posts
Have EB already up or up FAST when you zone in. This is a vacuum zone.
Some mobs saw through invis, most did not. They hit fairly hard but did not have matching HP. LOTs of adds, watch for wanderers...
Decent exp, not much loot.
Some mobs saw through invis, most did not. They hit fairly hard but did not have matching HP. LOTs of adds, watch for wanderers...
Decent exp, not much loot.
Salvis
56th level Cleric
on Xegony
56th level Cleric
on Xegony
It's a friggen AIRLESS zone... and prolly 45 plus.. it was WAY red to my 37
#Kegge,
Posted: Dec 04 2001 at 3:05 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) OOOOOOh, I can't wait!!!!!
