Misty Thicket
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| The forest of Misty Thicket acts as a gateway to the rest of Norrath for Rivervale's Halfling population. It is a fair-sized chunk of land which is divided into two areas by a great wall.
While the eastern side of the wall is well-guarded by the Guardians of the Vale, the western side is dominated by Deathfist Orcs and Runnyeye Goblins. |
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im doing a quest for v'lynn rnejo/fajio knejo.ive done all the trials except the last part.i need to get NOTE ABOUT YOUR LAST TRIAL.where or who do i get this note from.i really need help getting this note.
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im doing the quest for V'lynn Renloe/Fajio Knejo in MISTY THICKET.ive done the trials except the last one.how do i get the item NOTE ABOUT YOUR FOURTH TRIAL so i can complete the quest.what do i have to hill to get it . PLEASE RESPOND WITH THE ANSWER PLEASE .IVE DONE SO MUCH OF THIS QUEST TO BE STUCK AT THE AND OF IT.
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go BACK to the quest giver in POK he gives you the note when your done
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I am a level 5 halfling druid, and i can't seemt o get any decent exp from anything that won't con red. Can you help me out?
It will only get worse. The exp per kill at 5th level is a LOT compared to the higher levels. At level 59, you could spend hours killing dark blues and only get a blue or two of exp, depending on the zone you are in.
2 posts
Anyone know what these are used for? Looted from Orc Apprentices...worth nothing from vendors in town...assuming maybe an early Int. caster quest?
Edited, Sat Jun 28 08:13:02 2003
Edited, Sat Jun 28 08:13:02 2003
In passing through here to get to Runny Eye, I've noticed that some of the guards are in the 30's range. Has anyone tried hunting these guys, and do you have any advice for soloing them?
Scholar
40 posts
As far as I know they do NOT drop halfling parts. Carrion spiders in East Karana DO drop halfling parts. Im sure that there are other places they can drop, but I haven't come across any. The carrion spiders are social if you are a low level, but if you are around 30 or higher, you should have no problem taking the spiders out.
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Anyone know if they drop halfling parts? I would assume so but, you never know.
see my post on rpgexpert for more information...
http://www.rpgexpert.com/352.html
http://www.rpgexpert.com/352.html
for there level they hit extremely hard but miss often they hit in the 70s when they hit and run at 18%health.Depending which camp u want to try i have different strategies.for the arch where the two guards is that u must pass to get to RE you should harmony one and Bow or spell pull the one u didnt harmony and if you are a class without harmony go to deputy Felp and kill him and just straight tank him and if your a caster he breaks root often but should be easy to nuke or set a pet on him but i recomend doing it with a partner at 30 31 they are soloable and 32-34 you will get good Exp and are very easy solos
Anyone figured what docs 1-4 are for? None of the "Important" NPCs in Rivervale respond or seem interested. Un implemented quest, maybe? or Red Herings that drop off Orcs?
Scholar
37 posts
They're for the warrior newbie weapon. The Proudfoot edge.
Scholar
37 posts
The easiest way I've found to make money is to go around Misty Thicket killing spiderlings and gathering the spiderling silks they drop. Also to spend time running around gathering Misty Acorns. I got 8 acorns in about an hour and sold them for 5pp each. The spiderling Silks I've found usually people are willing to pay 1pp per Silk. I've only been playing EQ for about 3 days and have made over 200 PP and have a velium Spear and some blackened armor that I got for trading.
On the note of warriors. I put all my points on Strength and I'm already level 12 in 3 days playing off and on. I can also crush just about anything in the Thicket including Motoo. :)
On the note of warriors. I put all my points on Strength and I'm already level 12 in 3 days playing off and on. I can also crush just about anything in the Thicket including Motoo. :)
Scholar
41 posts
I've found two items that I didn't see anything else about and was wondering what to do with them. One is the war pages I've got 3 of 4 (?) and then also the fractured jaw bone ? Can anyone tell me who to give either of these to or if they are a part of something bigger?
Thanks :)
Thanks :)
45 posts
i tmay be late to tell you but the war pages are for warrior weapon and the jaw is for rogue dagger
16 posts
Wanted to add this because I havent seen it before. There is a froglok names Slaythe who spawns near the new large orc camp (the one between the wall and old camp). He spawns quite quickly, about 1-3min after killed, and was light blue to a 26 bard. Easy kill, but hits for 40's.
Scholar
44 posts
He is a trigered spawn, part of the Avenger Battle Axe quest. Look for the quest in Kaladim South.
Edited, Mon Aug 19 09:33:44 2002
Edited, Mon Aug 19 09:33:44 2002
The Misty Thicket zone got an overhaul in a recent patch, and the new beasties drop items for Halfling-only quests originating in Rivervale. Each class now has low-level armor quests, each originating with someone in their respective guilds. Clerics get Stoutdeacon armor, Druids get Mosstoe leather, etc. (I can't remember those for Paladin/Ranger/Warrior/Rogue, have a look under Quests by Zone on this site, under Rivervale.) There are also more goblin and orc camps on the other side of the wall, and more ruins, containing undead halflings and diseased rats, near the entrance to Rivervale.
Nektulos forest recently got an overhaul as well, and new low level armor quests were put in place for inky classes in Neriak. (Ironically, many of them involve killing halflings for their skin and/or bones, mwhahahaha.)
Apparently since the Beastlord class was introduced, and they were given low-level armor quests, the rest of the classes/races are getting them as well. It looks like it's one race at a time, though.
Nektulos forest recently got an overhaul as well, and new low level armor quests were put in place for inky classes in Neriak. (Ironically, many of them involve killing halflings for their skin and/or bones, mwhahahaha.)
Apparently since the Beastlord class was introduced, and they were given low-level armor quests, the rest of the classes/races are getting them as well. It looks like it's one race at a time, though.
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Anybody know what these are for (if anything)? Looted one right near Dru ring today and can't find a word about them anywhere.
Eldrue Highregard
Wanderer of Quellious
Eldrue Highregard
Wanderer of Quellious
For Druid newbie weapon quest - any druid will gladly take this/buy this from you.
I dont know about everyone elses server or whatever. But this zone has gotten a TOTALLY new overhall on Terris Thule. I logged on as my level 11 druid. First thing out, I see a YELLOWJACKET and I kill it, it dropped a yellow jacket chitil ? Or something, I guess i was lucky? ok let me give other examples.
The bats are no longer just Large bat, giant bat. There are FRUIT BATS and LARGE FRUIT BATS, even with a new skin...
YELLOWJACKETS (not to mention how much haerder it makes it to get giant wasp wings now) - they are just like the wasps in the game. Apparently there is a new low level armor quest, im in scarab now, but it might be nice to learn about indeed. the Caprice like thing is NO DROP
An ORC LUMBERJACK - ??? I have no idea but there he was. Just standing around.
There were also New inkies in our halfling home land. If you go through the wall to the more difficult side and take an imediate left, there are... ugh forget the name something like, DARK ASSASIN, they conned green to me at 11.Dropping DARK ELF SKINS.
Also just near the entrance of our city... if your comming out of it, taking a right, along that wall there is a SCARECROW and about 25 diseased rats. Which attacked me on site even though they conned green.
I confirmed it. but there is another orc camp, not just the one in the corner. It is along the side wall back to the WALL. imagine its along zone edge between the CORNER orc camp and the WALL. Set up kind of like a Derv camp. Its kind of a WIDE setup, and rather nice.
Also the Goblins were dropping (often) A crude Ore. I am thinking NOW that quest MIGHT be fixed where whats his name asks for PROOF the orcs are moving in on Goblin territory. I am thinking they are moving Ore, or there are new quest parts.
I am assuming with more classes available to the Halfling, they have revamped their home a bit? It was bizzare, I was a little dissapointed, it still seems level 10 is really the limit for hunting, Except most of these other orcs conned solid blue to me at 11, which was not bad, you may be able to hunt into very eary teens now.
Aside from that Scarabs of course, a FEW conned a bit higer and that rare DRED skeleton, mooto, and maybe the goblin alchemist or shaman.
You could however POWER LEVEL someone a lot easier here now. Witht he Inkies, they hit and stunned but had low hit points.
Ohhh and I got my SCARAB BRACER thing for the bug collection quest. but it looks like more of a fighter item.
Edited, Wed Apr 10 18:00:08 2002
The bats are no longer just Large bat, giant bat. There are FRUIT BATS and LARGE FRUIT BATS, even with a new skin...
YELLOWJACKETS (not to mention how much haerder it makes it to get giant wasp wings now) - they are just like the wasps in the game. Apparently there is a new low level armor quest, im in scarab now, but it might be nice to learn about indeed. the Caprice like thing is NO DROP
An ORC LUMBERJACK - ??? I have no idea but there he was. Just standing around.
There were also New inkies in our halfling home land. If you go through the wall to the more difficult side and take an imediate left, there are... ugh forget the name something like, DARK ASSASIN, they conned green to me at 11.Dropping DARK ELF SKINS.
Also just near the entrance of our city... if your comming out of it, taking a right, along that wall there is a SCARECROW and about 25 diseased rats. Which attacked me on site even though they conned green.
I confirmed it. but there is another orc camp, not just the one in the corner. It is along the side wall back to the WALL. imagine its along zone edge between the CORNER orc camp and the WALL. Set up kind of like a Derv camp. Its kind of a WIDE setup, and rather nice.
Also the Goblins were dropping (often) A crude Ore. I am thinking NOW that quest MIGHT be fixed where whats his name asks for PROOF the orcs are moving in on Goblin territory. I am thinking they are moving Ore, or there are new quest parts.
I am assuming with more classes available to the Halfling, they have revamped their home a bit? It was bizzare, I was a little dissapointed, it still seems level 10 is really the limit for hunting, Except most of these other orcs conned solid blue to me at 11, which was not bad, you may be able to hunt into very eary teens now.
Aside from that Scarabs of course, a FEW conned a bit higer and that rare DRED skeleton, mooto, and maybe the goblin alchemist or shaman.
You could however POWER LEVEL someone a lot easier here now. Witht he Inkies, they hit and stunned but had low hit points.
Ohhh and I got my SCARAB BRACER thing for the bug collection quest. but it looks like more of a fighter item.
Edited, Wed Apr 10 18:00:08 2002
· 'Valdon Gravedancer' Terris-Thule. Dwarven Cleric 34th circle.
· 'Junglebug Sugarpants' Terris-Thule. Halfling Druid. 52nd season.
· 'Shinook Eldergod' Terris-Thule. Troll Shaman of 32nd rite.
· 'Soultree Vixen' Terris-Thule. Woodelf Ranger of 34th season.
· 'Junglebug Sugarpants' Terris-Thule. Halfling Druid. 52nd season.
· 'Shinook Eldergod' Terris-Thule. Troll Shaman of 32nd rite.
· 'Soultree Vixen' Terris-Thule. Woodelf Ranger of 34th season.
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Ok boys and girls, listen up: Im not sure if this works, but Ive been trying, There is this one quest with this guy in Misty who mentions a coin, but never responda about it... There is a bag at the bottom of the lake in Rivervale... I picked it up once, but discarded it...it has a lore item coin in it. Now im tryin to find it again. Anyways, when I DO find it, im givin it to the guy and see what happens, Hope It is something rad. Tell me if you find out anything.
Everyone's Fav Druid, Rhiste
Povar Server
Arbiters of the Apocalypse
Everyone's Fav Druid, Rhiste
Povar Server
Arbiters of the Apocalypse
Scholar
44 posts
The bag is for the very first quest you get when creating a hafling rogue. For exp and pocket change. If i remember correctly. There is also a gem in a nasty fish in this river (for another mission).
The hafling who speak about a coin in misty is linked to the Avenger Battle Axe quest (look in the kaladim south quest), not the ancien coin one.
Hope this help.
The hafling who speak about a coin in misty is linked to the Avenger Battle Axe quest (look in the kaladim south quest), not the ancien coin one.
Hope this help.
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Ok my friend, you are confusing 2 seperate quests.
Bag in the lake, is "an old torn pouch" and it doesn't have anything in it, because you can't open it. You turn that into the rogue guild ( she is on the 2nd floor) and get faction and some exp. Also if your lucky you can get the ruby (worthless) from Chomper.
The coin is found in the armor vendor's (chain and plate) house. In the back room, where mangler the dog is, on the bed there is what looks like a bag. When you pick it up you have a lore coin. Turn it in to the guy on the 2nd floor of the rogue guild, (sorry I can't remember either npc name atm) for faction. Both quest are for rogues and/or anyone with high enough faction.
Hope this helps :)
Edited, Thu Apr 11 17:45:36 2002
Bag in the lake, is "an old torn pouch" and it doesn't have anything in it, because you can't open it. You turn that into the rogue guild ( she is on the 2nd floor) and get faction and some exp. Also if your lucky you can get the ruby (worthless) from Chomper.
The coin is found in the armor vendor's (chain and plate) house. In the back room, where mangler the dog is, on the bed there is what looks like a bag. When you pick it up you have a lore coin. Turn it in to the guy on the 2nd floor of the rogue guild, (sorry I can't remember either npc name atm) for faction. Both quest are for rogues and/or anyone with high enough faction.
Hope this helps :)
Edited, Thu Apr 11 17:45:36 2002
I think there is a coin in nearly every major city. I was told it was an Enchanterquest, being that they take form of said race, and get the coins. There is also a tattered pouch in the water. thats different. This coin thing, Ancient coin, or whatever, is for an enchanter quest for a spell.
· 'Valdon Gravedancer' Terris-Thule. Dwarven Cleric 34th circle.
· 'Junglebug Sugarpants' Terris-Thule. Halfling Druid. 52nd season.
· 'Shinook Eldergod' Terris-Thule. Troll Shaman of 32nd rite.
· 'Soultree Vixen' Terris-Thule. Woodelf Ranger of 34th season.
· 'Junglebug Sugarpants' Terris-Thule. Halfling Druid. 52nd season.
· 'Shinook Eldergod' Terris-Thule. Troll Shaman of 32nd rite.
· 'Soultree Vixen' Terris-Thule. Woodelf Ranger of 34th season.
As far as I know, the coins found in the cities throughout Norrath are for an enchanter quest originating in the Temple of Solusek Ro. Scroll of Tashania, something like that. I don't think it's the epic, though.
Hey - I once found a coin in the 'swimming pool' outside the temple of life in North Qeynos, I believe it was lore but can't be sure, but I remember thinking WTF? at the time. Not sure if this helps.
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Those coin are for a quest that starts in Sol, can't remember the details off hand
5 posts
Those coins are for a part of the enchanter epic quest. There is a coin of that type in every city. The enchanter has to collect them all.
The coins are for Tashania, the final Enchanter Tash spell. The coins are found as follows:
Neriak: Dive off the bridge in Neriak Commons and it is just outside the window of the Blind Fish. Next to the Wizard Rod.
Kaladim: In a very small pool by the Warrior's Guild.
Ak'anon: At the very rear of Akanon near the water wheel (on the ground).
Grobb: In the small pool near the bar when you zone in.
Oggok: Outside the warrior guild in the moat.
Qeynos: In the large pool near the Temple of Life where the Koliandl fish resides.
Halas: In the lake in front of city. Hug the left wall when you zone in and dive in the lake, its the second ledge.
Felwithe: In the small pond near the fisherman at the back of North Felwithe.
Erudin: In the fountain outside the enbtrances to the three caster guilds in Erudin Palace.
Freeport: In the water of under the Arcane Sciences building.
For the rest, go here: http://eq.crgaming.com/spells/vendordetails.asp?Action=Description&Id=88
Neriak: Dive off the bridge in Neriak Commons and it is just outside the window of the Blind Fish. Next to the Wizard Rod.
Kaladim: In a very small pool by the Warrior's Guild.
Ak'anon: At the very rear of Akanon near the water wheel (on the ground).
Grobb: In the small pool near the bar when you zone in.
Oggok: Outside the warrior guild in the moat.
Qeynos: In the large pool near the Temple of Life where the Koliandl fish resides.
Halas: In the lake in front of city. Hug the left wall when you zone in and dive in the lake, its the second ledge.
Felwithe: In the small pond near the fisherman at the back of North Felwithe.
Erudin: In the fountain outside the enbtrances to the three caster guilds in Erudin Palace.
Freeport: In the water of under the Arcane Sciences building.
For the rest, go here: http://eq.crgaming.com/spells/vendordetails.asp?Action=Description&Id=88
5 posts
at lvl 5 hunt the black bears and shawow wolfs, and some times orcs and goblins
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i am a level 7 druid and i snare wandering bats, wasps,goblins,bears,spiders, and rats. but beware at the KSing gaurds. i solo out between 2 of the goblin camps and snare and cast and usualy end up useing melle. save up your runneyeye warbead,DF belts,and if you are a druid you can forage one pice of the DRUID EPIC QUEST! i foraged up a SEEWENED MUDROOT witch is one of the many perts of the epic. and buy lvl 5 you realy dont need to buy that much food if you can forage cayse my forage is at cap, it doesnt work all the time but works most of the time. it is a good idea to save you all the misty acorns you find. they are bright green leaf shaped figures on the screen, and high levels like them cause they are part of that you need to make cultural armor. and if you do the bug quest you might want to get a high level to help you get the giant fire beetle legs. i started the quest once but i never did finish it. and the bixie queen spans on the first tower when coming from Rivervale. but bewar she casts spells on you and she usualy has some cronies, and at lvl 5 with my rouge her and one cronie took me past half health. and try and not hunt the wasps without a thorns or other buff that reflects damage cause they frenzie(meaning you atack one and if there are anymore around they will atack you also). try and buy leather or banded at low lvls then get better armor and better armor till you have some of the best or the best for your class. and if you can can you spare some money a brown chitin protceter and smoe other items like black chitin leggings, plz help.
the o-so-helpful druid friend
Rhien
Brestlebane Server
P.S. if you need help i will help, but you will oh me a favoir/deed.
the o-so-helpful druid friend
Rhien
Brestlebane Server
P.S. if you need help i will help, but you will oh me a favoir/deed.
Anonymous
I am playing a halfling druid (which I must say is really cool!), I have hit level 5 and most of the monsters before the wall aren't giving me much in the way of experiance. I tried killing the ones beyond the wall but have died twice while trying to run from their huge attacks. What would be the best course of action to partake. Should I keep trying to kill the biggies, or should I stick with the lowbies for a while. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanx
2 posts
if you can't find anyone of your level to group with you, you can always slaughter wolves inside the walls. sure, it lowers your faction with a few druid guilds ever-so slightly, but it won't really effect you. you can also keep an eye out for queen klacknaks
Anonymous
Oh goody I can help someone, finally. I'm level 10, I suggest trying to find a buddy, and grouping with him, then going to the higher lvl side of the wall. Stay with him at minimum of reaching lvl 6, but at 7 or more is the safest time to start soloing on the hard side. Hope I can help!
Anonymous
Misty Acorns are ____ Spawns... Random? Rare? Set? Common? Any help in location or getting these elusive things will help! I also have information that taht there is a triangular spawn in an area near the entrance of MT, but this isnt confirmend (plus i believe they are in bags or have that animation) Thanks for any help!
Anonymous
Misty Acorns are random and fairly rare. They appear as a bright green diamond, just click on them to pick them up. I've found nearly a stack of them over the course of 11 levels.
The three bags are berries, for the cleric supplies quest. Talk to Beek Guinders in the cleric guild.
The three bags are berries, for the cleric supplies quest. Talk to Beek Guinders in the cleric guild.
Scholar
34 posts
i agree that MT is prolli the best nOObii zone on the continent...or the game even...i was there until lvl 14 and then the orcs became green, from there on i moved onto EK and NRO...long run...but i was binded in RV and i had SoW =O) but nowadays i return to misty to give away items and buffs (im a twinkie) =OP so if you see me give me a tell i will do the best i can to help =O)
3 posts
The problem with RV is that you don't pick up good group habits. I've been there with two characters, dwarf warrior now lvl 19 and helf wizzard lvl 9 and still there. As I ventured out to other areas with my warrior I learned group techniques that I would never of been able to learn in MT. I suggest to all reading this post, mostly newbies such as myself, take the time to learn these techniques in MT before venturing out. It will pay off in the long run.
Aale
Aale
Anonymous
I need to get to qeynos but no one can teleport me:( What is the shortest rought to Qeynos?
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This was compiled using eqatlas.com, I assume you are in Rivervale or somewhere near that:
From Rivervale, enter the Kithicor Woods and travel along the path until you have a choice to go in different directions. Head west until you zone into Highpass Hold. Head north. When you get a chance to take a second path, go either way - they meet up soon. At the first body of water, turn left and continue until you see a building called the Serpent Supply. Next, head north and keep following the path until you reach an abandoned camp. Go east until you reach another crossroads, and turn north. When faced with your next choice, take the path on the left and continue northwest. Head southwest when you have the choice. Keep walking, straight past the path that joins the one you're on. Go north, taking the left path just ahead into East Karana. Zoning into EK, keep to the path, and when you have your first real choice,(there are several smaller paths running off of the main one, ignore those) take a left and follow the path and take the bridge into North Karana. In NK, keep following the path. At the first crossroads, go straight. At the next, turn north and follow the path into WK. In West Karana, simply stick to the main path and zone into Qeynos Hills. If you get lost, head west until you hit the zone wall, then look for the entrance. In the hills, well I don't think I need anymore explaination here... Take the path and go left(south) when you have the choice. You're in North Qeynos.
A couple of notes here:
1) Many of these places, especially Kithicor Forest can be a serious health risk to newer characters. Find a party or a nice, high level character to protect you.
2) This is an extremly long journey. I'd expect it to take AT LEAST two or three game days.
3) I have never actually been on most of these paths, so all fault it to be blamed on Muse from eqatlas.com :P
From Rivervale, enter the Kithicor Woods and travel along the path until you have a choice to go in different directions. Head west until you zone into Highpass Hold. Head north. When you get a chance to take a second path, go either way - they meet up soon. At the first body of water, turn left and continue until you see a building called the Serpent Supply. Next, head north and keep following the path until you reach an abandoned camp. Go east until you reach another crossroads, and turn north. When faced with your next choice, take the path on the left and continue northwest. Head southwest when you have the choice. Keep walking, straight past the path that joins the one you're on. Go north, taking the left path just ahead into East Karana. Zoning into EK, keep to the path, and when you have your first real choice,(there are several smaller paths running off of the main one, ignore those) take a left and follow the path and take the bridge into North Karana. In NK, keep following the path. At the first crossroads, go straight. At the next, turn north and follow the path into WK. In West Karana, simply stick to the main path and zone into Qeynos Hills. If you get lost, head west until you hit the zone wall, then look for the entrance. In the hills, well I don't think I need anymore explaination here... Take the path and go left(south) when you have the choice. You're in North Qeynos.
A couple of notes here:
1) Many of these places, especially Kithicor Forest can be a serious health risk to newer characters. Find a party or a nice, high level character to protect you.
2) This is an extremly long journey. I'd expect it to take AT LEAST two or three game days.
3) I have never actually been on most of these paths, so all fault it to be blamed on Muse from eqatlas.com :P
Anonymous
Every now and then, you will notice (maybe) a small green diamond shaped spot on the ground. Pick it up, it is a "misty acorn."
They are used for making "acorn oil" for halfling cultural tailoring and for some quests. You can make several gold to several plat saving them and selling to the higher level characters that wander back here.
They are used for making "acorn oil" for halfling cultural tailoring and for some quests. You can make several gold to several plat saving them and selling to the higher level characters that wander back here.
Anonymous
I found as a Human Druid I couldn't fit inside the little huts. However, when you first enter Misty Thicket, theres a group of huts. In the westernmost one the NPC is close enough to the window that you can interact with her.
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You can get into shorty (halfling, dwarf, gnome) dwellings by ducking. This works for medium races, not sure about fatties.
Anonymous
I am a Barbarian Shaman, I have recent come to RiverVale area, and I have found that I cannot get inside the houses in Misty Thicket to speak with the Merchants that live out there. I duck down and try to squeeze in but no success. Is it possible for large size humanoids to get in? How am I to purchase certain wares or speak to those folks required to start quests?
Anderi
Shaman of the Tribunal
Anderi
Shaman of the Tribunal
If that fails, you should try and get a wolf form casted. Or, I believe something happened in the last patch that took away the shrinking restriction?(inside only) Dont hold me to that though.
Anonymous
Odds are that a big Shaman like you will need to duck down to be able to get through the door...
Bhodi Longshanks
Trickster Cleric
Bhodi Longshanks
Trickster Cleric
#Anonymous,
Posted: Apr 17 2001 at 9:56 AM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) i met someone that got 465pp from asking 4 $$ here.... many nice people here
Anonymous
I know a number or higher level characters that are either just passing through to beat on big-league undead in the Kithicor Forest or who have returned to ramp up their Tailoring and other skills.
If you have the coin, the Misty Thicket has almost everything you need to advance very quickly in many skills.
Bhodi Longshanks
Trickster Cleric
If you have the coin, the Misty Thicket has almost everything you need to advance very quickly in many skills.
Bhodi Longshanks
Trickster Cleric
Anonymous
I don't know if its our great looks or our hospitality, more and more i am finding that there are high-level characters in the zone, many of them halflings, that have come back to Misty to help lower-levels fight. Since there are so little people in this zone (the most is now about 30), you have a much better shot at them helping YOU out for a while... hehe, i've gone from level 1-6 in one sitting solely because there were always high-levels that cast SoW and Skin Like Nature and all those fun buffs :)
To add to that, those people sometimes have their periods of generosity (thats why they came back to help out in the first place, duh! ), and there is usually a nice little game organized for the newbies around once per night, where you can get some decent items... I once met a halfling Rogue that had been given Imbued Vale Studded Cloak and Leggings. The bum! But this just goes to point out that this is the best newbie zone in the entire game. There is really no danger at all in this zone (besides Mooto, but i've always been able to outrun him (without sow and my pretty buffs even :) )).
Good Luck and Safe Hunting!
Undue lvl 10 DRU HFL Karana :)
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Drinal
To add to that, those people sometimes have their periods of generosity (thats why they came back to help out in the first place, duh! ), and there is usually a nice little game organized for the newbies around once per night, where you can get some decent items... I once met a halfling Rogue that had been given Imbued Vale Studded Cloak and Leggings. The bum! But this just goes to point out that this is the best newbie zone in the entire game. There is really no danger at all in this zone (besides Mooto, but i've always been able to outrun him (without sow and my pretty buffs even :) )).
Good Luck and Safe Hunting!
Undue lvl 10 DRU HFL Karana :)
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Drinal
Anonymous
A number of halflings will return to this area at the higher levels, both to visit their relations and to help out their siblings get started.
Another very good reason is the increase of evil monsters in the Kithicor Forest, which seems to be a newer hunting ground for the higher level adventurers as well.
I would also mention a rumor I heard lately regarding some sort of change in forces mentioned by a passing Bard when he was speaking of the RunnyEye Citadel. These changes may bring back some of these adventurers as well.
Bhodi
Trickster Cleric
Another very good reason is the increase of evil monsters in the Kithicor Forest, which seems to be a newer hunting ground for the higher level adventurers as well.
I would also mention a rumor I heard lately regarding some sort of change in forces mentioned by a passing Bard when he was speaking of the RunnyEye Citadel. These changes may bring back some of these adventurers as well.
Bhodi
Trickster Cleric
the high levels might be killing guards like me cuz the guards drop 12pp spears and 3pp sheilds that are awesome loot for a level 30 to 36. If they arent killing guards they are on there way to go rip apart runnyeye cuz in runnyeye u can easily make 500pp if you kill everything which high levels can do.
Herkupove the evil level 31 ranger
Herkupove the evil level 31 ranger
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