Post by Xu Kaiwen on Jun 11, 2006 21:16:08 GMT -5
Lets make this thread our place to post tips on farming faction.
Here's my first meager contribution: Farming for Kurzik faction outside of Lutgardis Conservatory. The idea is to get a group of runners and repeat the quest "Securing the Forest." You get 2k experience, 400 kurzik faction, and 150g for completing it.
Map:
You must run to 4 points: B = The bridge. W = West shore of the lake. S = the stairs. M = Giant Mushroom
The group is usually 3 people or more. Since you will get point W automatically on the way to points S and M, no runner is dedicated to W. But usually points S, M, and B each get at least one runner. When a runner reach one of those three locations, they will call, BD or "bridge down" telling his teammates that his objective has been reached. (SD = stairs down, MD = mushrooms down). Once all four locations have been "downed," then everyone in the party gets themselves killed, rezzes back at the entrance rez shrine, gets the reward for the quest from Scoutmaster Arne, zones back into Lutgardis, and repeats the quest. Doing this can net you 4-5k kurzik faction in an hour.
Note: most people will not talk to the Scoutmaster until after the quest is completed.
Note: Make sure you die closer to the ressurection shrine on the west side of the map than the one on the east side of the map if you do the bridge part of the run. (i.e. run back across the bridge)
Build Tips: rangers, assassin, warrior skills work best for this. You can use a secondary of these classes, too. Just make sure you can be under a constant speed boost. The monk skill "holy veil" is very useful as you can deactive it (double-click on the holy veil icon in your maintained enchantment bar) and remove "crippling anguish," which is easily the biggest threat in the run.
Just join a "ff" (faction farm) group in Lutgardis Conservatory. If it is a larger group, you won't have much weight to pull as the pros will be off and running before you know what is going on. Just follow them until you get the hang of it.
I'll let Adam post more tips on this, as he's much more experienced in this run than I.
Here's my first meager contribution: Farming for Kurzik faction outside of Lutgardis Conservatory. The idea is to get a group of runners and repeat the quest "Securing the Forest." You get 2k experience, 400 kurzik faction, and 150g for completing it.
Map:
You must run to 4 points: B = The bridge. W = West shore of the lake. S = the stairs. M = Giant Mushroom
The group is usually 3 people or more. Since you will get point W automatically on the way to points S and M, no runner is dedicated to W. But usually points S, M, and B each get at least one runner. When a runner reach one of those three locations, they will call, BD or "bridge down" telling his teammates that his objective has been reached. (SD = stairs down, MD = mushrooms down). Once all four locations have been "downed," then everyone in the party gets themselves killed, rezzes back at the entrance rez shrine, gets the reward for the quest from Scoutmaster Arne, zones back into Lutgardis, and repeats the quest. Doing this can net you 4-5k kurzik faction in an hour.
Note: most people will not talk to the Scoutmaster until after the quest is completed.
Note: Make sure you die closer to the ressurection shrine on the west side of the map than the one on the east side of the map if you do the bridge part of the run. (i.e. run back across the bridge)
Build Tips: rangers, assassin, warrior skills work best for this. You can use a secondary of these classes, too. Just make sure you can be under a constant speed boost. The monk skill "holy veil" is very useful as you can deactive it (double-click on the holy veil icon in your maintained enchantment bar) and remove "crippling anguish," which is easily the biggest threat in the run.
Just join a "ff" (faction farm) group in Lutgardis Conservatory. If it is a larger group, you won't have much weight to pull as the pros will be off and running before you know what is going on. Just follow them until you get the hang of it.
I'll let Adam post more tips on this, as he's much more experienced in this run than I.