Estate of Unrest

I'm a lvl 13 magician and i have a hard time hunting here without a group. Even when I have a group it is still pretty difficult. Can somebody give me some tips? Everyone says this place has good hunting and I really wanna fight here.

You can get a lot of money and exp. if you fight alone. Though you could get killed alot faster, fight smart. Unrest is better then crushbone. You should be around 16lvl min. to do this. Have fun. But always run if you don't think you can handel it.

Has anyone else noticed.....the time in Unrest is always 6 AM? The date changes like it should, the sun comes up and goes down.....but it never changes the time.

This can be an extremely fruitful zone for a group of level 9-14 characters. (Despite some opinions to the contrary). A smart group ('smart' always seems to be the key adjective when talking about groups in this game =) Hanging on the wall in the back corner of the courtyard (opposite side of river, between 'deck' and 'back door') can XP in a hurry, with decent loot.

The key is the location that the group sits in. That back corner area described above seems to me to be the only place in the courtyard where you will not be aggro'd by wandering courtyard crits (back wall and gazebo areas, which are popular pull sights, always pick up extra wanderers) If you stick in that corner, and fight as close to the wall as possible, you will (I hate to use the word never)..but dang near never pick up extras in a fight, which is all the difference at this low of level in this zone.
The added benefit to this location is that you are relatively safe from the legendary Unrest Trains. (which is the problem with "bug hunting in the entry-way") The only train problems I had was when someone would come shooting out the back door, with an army in tow, and make the turn to the entry way around the deck side of the house too wide. But of course there has to be some excitement, right?
At any rate, if you're sick and tired of Crushbone Orcs...this might be for you. =)

Akempis Hammerken
24th Paladin
Cazic-Thule

Edited my message: Didn't know who the "Dwarven Ghost" I kept hearing about was, found out that's Garanel Ruksif. FYI for anyone else who wants to know where Dwarven Workboots and Jagged Bands come from.

I read on another board somewhere about a Giant Deathbeetle ShadowPincer, an ultra rare spawn at about lvl 27. Supposedly it drops a Shadowed Bone Carapace. Has anyone seen this? Any idea how it spawns?

Rule 1- never jump over a rail while pulling to the outside it will result in one of the mobs mentioned above
Rule 2- invis to undead use whenever possible i.e. ask a cleric
Rule 3- only pull when everyone is ready if possible chances are that you will be fighting more than expected anyway.
Rule 4- if u break one of these rules and need to run make sure that you have a hot button programed to warn the rest of us!!!!!

If you are an enchanter/enchantress of 16+ seasons you should carry yourself over to this zone.

Why? What better way to practice your dungeon crowd control skills then this place? Befallen is ok, but the key system can get you killed when the party your in gets a heavy pull you can't control. This place is ideal for enchanters to bone up on playing traffic cop...your entralls and mesmerization(AoE mez) work wonders in Unrest, and your party will love you for hasting the tanks, breezing the casters and generally keeping the (for the most part) extra house residents from spoiling any fun you should be having in this Estate.

I am level 21 now because of this, I was level 20 whence I came, with a charisma of 125 (buffed up) my entralls were sticking to barbed bones, carrion ghouls, skeletal monks, and on one occasion, the Lesser Blade Fiend...all of these mobs are a few (understatement!!!) levels above me and I was basically telling them to stay put till my group was ready to obliterate them!

I'm as surprised as you all; I didn't think my powers were strong enough to stick to the higher level mobs, that would MOST certainly cut me in half if they resisted, and they did at times, but didn't really aggro me (luv that taunt warriors!).

Bits of advice, if the groups strong enough, mez two or three and KEEP them mezzed! If lawn trash intervenes (and they will, if you are pulling from the house at times) charm them and sic them on whatever you are fighting, BUT NOT WHAT YOU MEZZED! Assist the tanks with your new 'pets', and when battles are over, have the charmed mobs guard a specific point so everyone will know where it is, if the charm breaks (I usually try and get the pet's health pretty low, when the charm breaks). Hehehe I had a lurking mummy charmed and fighting a carrion ghoul!

It's good to know our limitations too; charm will not work on mobs OVER level 18, so don't complain you can't charm a skeletal monk...that's Beguile, level 24. Another tip: you are better off using entrall than mesmerization. Why? Well if you are resisted EARLY in the fight, you have to get the 2-5 other mobs off of you with enthrall anyhow! Enthrall the ones that are undamaged and you aid your group immensely! Slip in a Tashani and re-enthrall...trust me, your group will luv ye a ton!

Good luck, and hope this has helped a lil'

Kelilye Furykryztal within The Circle of the Shadows on The Nameless server

Saw a new mob in the Spelunker cave today. She was standing in the spot next to him. Looked like a zombie/tormented dead, conned indifferent in wolf form, and green to 43. I hailed her, and she said something to the effect of "I lost [something]"... What something, I said. She then said something about a bad man who hurt her, and she didn't get her doll for her birthday. She asks you to return her doll, but I couldn't make heads or tails of it, so I nuked the ***** (standard procedure for me, hehe) and she went down in 1 firestrike, < 300 damage.

I want to know at what lvl you can go in here with wolf form, attack something, and not get attacked by the things around it, i know you can do it at 45, but i was wondering if u could do it earlier.