Your solo farming location(s)?

thanks for pointing that out...I know you cant have fire and vamp on the same bow...I got a drop something like that, not exactly...and I never said I got an "uber" drop, just claimed that the potential was there if you farm long enough.


~Ohtar Nimloth
NATO Corp Officer

I have tried the build and the location, its really could ne quite powerful. 200 DMG on each of these undead rangers and friends, its quite a nice feeling.

My only problem is that, I did not have as much loot as your have said, and these things are level 13, 17, just not really an act that make you feel too good.

Hey Romeo:

I think all I carried in my inventory is a superior Salvage Kit, a regular ID kit, and my 4 Weapons...the key to success with this area is the quantity and steadfastness of the items you pick up...

Go out the Nebo Terrace side and get the spawn with the necrid horseman patrolling from left to right, wait till he goes away and kill the first mob, then the horseman, than the other two goups of skeleton arches followed by the groups of little annoying things and sorceres (you can do two groups at once), then kill the other group.

you can kill the hell hound with the groups of sorceres and thier fiends or you can kill them seperatly...after taking out the middle portion kill the left set of skeletons with the bowmaster, then the guys on the low ground and the the other group of skeleons/bowmaster to your right...then pick up all the loot including the stuff in the low ground...stop here respawn and do it again...

if you are doing the run correctly you will get around 700g in 8 minutes or so...

Titan farming North of Kryta
R/N

16 Wilderness Survival
12 Death Magic
rest where you want

Aura of Lich+Troll Unugent+Vile Touch+Deady Swarm
I can solo 3 Titans easily with this build.
258 XP per kill and ~100g each drop for your little self :P

Outside Beetletun into Nebo Terrace.

14 marksman
10 expertise
11 wilderness (yes including runes)

called shot..hunters shot..dual shot...kindle arrows...distract shot..savage shot..storm chaser...troll unguent

I don't go after experience or 'uber' drops persae... purely for gold and possible upgrade items.

run stormchaser as you nail mergoyle mobs...negates the spirit shackles/mind wrack combo they throw at you.....cotinue clearing the fire imps just to south of them as well...same build..just pop a troll as and when need to offset mob fire attacks.
10-15 mins a run...average about 1-1.5k a run.. (leave nothing on ground and salvage the least valued stuff if out of room)..return to town and sell to merchant.
This build is also good for running from Gates of Kryta into North Kryta through beach area and swamp. Takes about an hour there...roughly 5-7k a trip..using same ideology.

When you run swamp in North Kryta..pay more attention to troll when killing bog skales and you'll be just fine.

Stating again for clarity.....merely done for solo gold and upgrade possibilities and it's really easy to move through. I prefer farming at range.:0

R/N Grawl Farming outside Port Sledge

Ok here is the set up.

You need two masks:
1) A Tamer's Mask with super BM rune. (Use this mask when casting EoE then switch to the other afterward)
2) A Hunter's Mask with minor Expertise Rune( if you have the rune already on one armor piece then it is not necessary)

Attribute Distribution:
With Hunter's Mask on it should be
Curses - 4
Beast Mastery - 10
Expertise - 13
Wilderness Survival - 10 (for it to be +8 regen with troll)
All extra just put in Marksmanships (you DO NOT need to meet the requirement for your bow for this build)

Play with the atrribute a bit, sometime I put more in Curses and less in WS for more damage. 1 less pip wont hurt you.

The skill are:
Troll Unguent, Throw Dirt, Whirling Defense, Lightning Reflexes, Dodge, Mark of Pain, Edge of Extinction, and Oath Shot{E}

Basically, run outside Port Sledge. Cast EoE behind the hill (this hill will be where you gather all the aggro) just a little north-west from Port Sledge. Then Unguent on and use Dodge to run away from the EoE fast so you dont draw any aggro to it. When Dodge about to end use Lightning Reflexes to draw aggro while walking back to that hill where you casted the EoE behind. When Lightning Reflexes end use Whirling, Unguent, Throw Dirt, MoP, and then Oath Shot. Then Lightning Reflexes, Troll, Throw Dirt, MoP on another target, and then Whirling. And start shooting your bow and watch the number flies . They should all die pretty quickly.

This run is easier if a lot of Grawls spawn, the more the better. If the Ele boss spawn he will probably mess up the run, because he will Glimmering Mark you and blinded you so you will miss with Oath Shot. The EoE usually will not kill the boss and will draw some that was just outside of EoE range. Just Oath Shot and use your stances and Unguent while picking up your drops.

The drop is not too great, but I do get some sup runes from time to time, some gold weapons(got one with +1 Death 19% salvage and got 15 woods ), dyes, and lots of shiverpeak keys. There usually a chest nearby too. Drop is not as good as the old Griffon farming but it so much more fun farming with EoE

Note: This isn't my build, a guildie show me this and it isn't his build either, so I don't know who to give credit to.

I usually Solo-Farm outside Port Sledge. It's not as hard as other places. I'd love to use the build listed above... being a monk with Vampiric/Zealous Bows.. I'd use something like this:Barrage Lightning Reflexes Whirling Defence Dodge Troll Unguent

Vigorous Spirit Live Vicariously Edge of Extinction Does that sound about right? I think the only problem might be doing more damage. I'm having trouble dealing a fair amount of damage to people--without spreading myself too thin.

I just farm imps+golems outside POrt sledge, its for sure not most an easy area, and requires the skill, but you get around 8-10k an hour whihc is very nice.

Unless I'm wrong, outside Port Sledge is only Grawl and Azure Shadows...and GuildWiki agrees with me...

* The western and middle part of the zone is crawling with Grawl and Grawl Crone, at level 22.
* Azure Shadows, in the east, at level 22. Like most shadows, they spawn once you enter their aggro circle.

So do you mean outside Droknars?

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I usually ettin farm with traps, can be a little tricky sometimes but my build goes something like this

Distract shot
Poison Arrow (usually drains them down to nothing)
Dust Trap
Flame Trap
Troll
Dryaders Defences (if you get into a tight crowd this can save you)
Storm chaser
And I usually take one spirit doesn't really matter what one.

I trap maybe two of each trap, fire a poison arrow at the ettin, they run into the traps get their hp down to half, you distract the healing signets when blind ends you use dryaders defence and keep shooting them.

This works pretty nice to get sups, havent got any Abs or Vig yet tho

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i really love that ice imps farming build. Thank you for this build!

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if you really want to earn gold fast,

when you farm an area, you dun need to clear the whole area, but killing the biggest group in that area in shortest time and rezone.

That Ice Imp / Ice Golem solo build is interesting. I tried it today many times, but more often than not everything goes to all hell when the majority of the imps just won't stay outside spellcasting range.

I've used a fiery stormbow for maximum range, and damage dealing isn't really an issue, the trouble is getting away from the Maelstroms when I've got a slowdown spell on me. The golems are a piece of cake once those two imp groups have been taken care of.

How do you manage to control the imps? There seemed to be one sweet spot on the other end of the bridge where they seemed to be less eager to start casting, but even there my success rate wasn't very good.

The drops weren't really spectacular (tons of artifacts mainly) but the run is great for XP.

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...d.php?t=140487

This is what i use tofarm the Mino's of elonas and the Ettins of beetletun/Bergen Hot springs

I also included an instructional video of it going, btw you cant really solo farm the griffs anymore, they left their spot for the scacrbs

i also Farm the ettins with trapping goes liek this

ViM[E]
Dust
Barb
Flame
Dryders
Whirling
Lightning Reflexes
Storm chaser

Stats:
16 ws
0 marks
Expertise: 9-10-11 (i forgot)
Tactics: The rest of the Att Points

I usually drop like something on the floor and trap at that point unless i forget and be like "Holy S*** WHERE ARE MY TRAPS??? f*** ok just go to a random spot and- *dead*"

Regarding the imp build:
Is it just me or is the imp behavior somewhat spawn-related? Because now that I've been testing the build and run for two days, one thing seemed obvious: if the first group of imps stays away from your aggro circle on the first try, the other imps will act the same way. However, if the first imps rush you, you might as well rezone since the rest of the imps are going to do the same, slowing you down.

I swear this happened every single time after I realised it and started paying attention to their behavior. Was it just an incredible coincident or have others noted the same?

By the way, I have only got one gold item and very few max items, but the huge amounts of staves, wands and axes are good for salvaging.

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Personally I find FoW spider runs to be the most profitable....especially with the price of shards rising recently...averaging 3-4 shards per run + a key, various gold items + materials....

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I'm an R/Mo, my build for solo'ing is:
1. Storm Chaser (good for energy gain against elemental damage dealers, as well as getting out of a tight spot.)
2. Dual Shot
3. Kindle Arrows
4. Poison Arrow
5. Savage Shot
6. Distracting Shot
7. Troll Unguent
8. Mend Condition if solo'ing, rebirth if in a party

I can solo the Mahgo's, Flesh Golems, and Dryders in Perdition Rock. Mend condition can be replaced with smite hex, or something similar. It isn't fast farming but it pays off. I normally make 2-3k per run, and spend 30 min or so farming before my inventory is full. Maybe not great for gold, but high exp gains help.

Imo Rangers may not be the fastest farmers but they are the most reliable, and adaptable. I'm not restricted to farming non-hex enemies or non-elemental enemies, or whatever. As 55 monks tend to run into problems with massive hex and enchantment removal. And other builds have other quirks.

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