Good Enc/Druid duo Spots in late 20's

[bbsmitz]

So a friend (27 druid) and I (28 enchanter) want to try a bit of duoing. However, I'm having a bit of difficulty coming up with where to do it. At lower levels it feels like there's plenty of outdoor zones with suitable mobs to fear kite, but from the searching I've done, most of the suggestions for duo spots in our range seem to drop in Kunark or Velious. Mammoths in everfrost could work (although probably are camped solid in peak hours), and maybe giant skellies/cyclops in rathe mountains, but a little short on other ideas. Anyone have suggestions?

[damus1]

KFC in south k remains a solid choice, its helpful if theres lower levels xping there too to help clear the lesser birds. Harriers are mid 20s, Avocets range up to 29 or maybe 30. Druid can charm a bull elephant too for solid extra damage

[Natewest1987]

Can also hit up mobs around split paw entrance probably? While you’re out that way.

[Crede]

Potentially kerra isle if it hasn’t totally Greened out yet. The rats are monks are can be charmed by druids, one of them is even higher that will shred mobs. Zone is usually empty as well although I haven’t played on green.

[Canelek]

With that combo, why bother with outside zones? It is crowded everywhere; especially SK. May as well make it challenging, although druid/enc is quite powerful. You have lull, stuns, snare, roots, nukes, small heals and CHARM.

Charm the best pet you can, as long as your CHA is decent, the mob isn't too high MR and you have a reasonable level difference. If you have -MR items, give those to it, give it a couple stun whips and go to town. If you are new to charming, definitely try it on lower level mobs to get the hang of charm break re-charming.

At level 29 your team gets a huge upgrade w/ GHeal and Clarity, obviously, but now is a fine time to test what you can do.

[kjs86z]

I'd start in Upper Guk and get comfortable charming in tight spaces....then move to Cazic Thule for that sweet sweet ZEM (oh and your druid pal can charm gators / gorillas there).

[Kaedain]

I second the upper guk into cazic suggestion.. very good exp to be had

[Guesty07]

I would imagine you could make a start in SolA, working towards the foreman camp.

[Rang]

soldunga

[Atychiphobia]

A camp that is never contested: ice orc camp in Everfrost Peaks, near Permafrost entrance, is very good exp at that level which I did duoing too.

Good luck!

[Bigsham]

dwarves at dock in bbm best camp ever

[Jimjam]

Permafrost.

Druid can charm Large Dire Wolf.

[Natewest1987]

With that combo, why bother with outside zones? It is crowded everywhere; especially SK. May as well make it challenging, although druid/enc is quite powerful. You have lull, stuns, snare, roots, nukes, small heals and CHARM.

Charm the best pet you can, as long as your CHA is decent, the mob isn't too high MR and you have a reasonable level difference. If you have -MR items, give those to it, give it a couple stun whips and go to town. If you are new to charming, definitely try it on lower level mobs to get the hang of charm break re-charming.

At level 29 your team gets a huge upgrade w/ GHeal and Clarity, obviously, but now is a fine time to test what you can do.

Good points, but stun whips on a charmed pet isn’t the brightest idea lol

[bbsmitz]

Thanks for the suggestions all. More or less everywhere was packed. We gave splitpaw entry area a go, and then almost wiped in mistmoore canyon, but finally ended up grabbing froon/choon (found them empty while heading to ice orcs) in WK along with the guards from the nearby ogre camp. Decent xp, but probably a bit slower than a semi-competent dungeon group. Will maybe give uguk to CT a go at some point if we can get on at a less peak hour.

[Canelek]

Good points, but stun whips on a charmed pet isn’t the brightest idea lol

Oof. Yeah this is true.

[zaneosak]

I'd do indoor high ZEM zones. Root everything that comes or adds. if charm breaks use level 1 root as CC since you dont have a stun, it will fade sometime after the re-charm.

[Jibartik]

MM is a great spot for an enchanter druid duo, you get the outdoor zone bonus and the indoor dungeon numbers to pull from, find a spot anywhere in side that castle where most are afraid to go and youll be set until you're ready to leave. Between a druid and an enchanter in that castle you can walk around like you own the place and fight right in front of other creatures that will just watch you kill their friends while they just stand there.

[Albane]

Highkeep, second and third floor.