DRUID CHARMING - GOBLIN RING - LOCATIONS

[Pixio]

I am level 56. I have never charmed. I know that's not good. I want to learn to charm and do it til 60.

Hoping someone can share the spell lineup for charming and a list of locations and any tips. I have been saving up for Goblin ring. Many people recommend having one.

I have heard Bear Pits recommended a lot but seems very tricky to get there. I saw a video where a guy had to jump down, then bind, then gate out. Seems like you get get in a Permadeath situation if you don't know what you're doing. (That's me).

Please discuss and any other help on Druid 56-60 solo locations/strategy is appreciated.

[strongNpretty]

Maybe Chardok? Charming the little dinosaurs?

[Toxigen]

Yeah Chardok is the only realistic option to bear pits.

Its pretty sweet, can bind right outside and if you get in trouble just gate out and start over. Also plenty of drive-by C2s from farming enchanters.

You can always try to find a similar level enchanter and convince them to come duo with you! Or hell, even another druid.

Goblin ring is not a requirement at all. I never had one on my druid and I charmed 20-60. I do recommend the tunare DS gloves and velious BP + wrist clicks, though.

edit: getting to pits isnt that scary...you could hire a monk to train the giants for you...you just want to have the path memorized (or a video up on one screen simultaneous with your attempt)...bind as soon as you land in the pit and immediately port out

[PatChapp]

You might get lucky and there's no see invis giants either. Sometimes you can just run right in

[loramin]

Goblin ring is not a requirement at all. I never had one on my druid and I charmed 20-60.

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[Crede]

I am level 56. I have never charmed. I know that's not good. I want to learn to charm and do it til 60.

Hoping someone can share the spell lineup for charming and a list of locations and any tips. I have been saving up for Goblin ring. Many people recommend having one.

I have heard Bear Pits recommended a lot but seems very tricky to get there. I saw a video where a guy had to jump down, then bind, then gate out. Seems like you get get in a Permadeath situation if you don't know what you're doing. (That's me).

Please discuss and any other help on Druid 56-60 solo locations/strategy is appreciated.

Bear pits are best. Not hard. Fall down bind and port. Or cap out if you’re scared. Basically hug right past igs then turn left up the ramp and drop down by the terror. There’s a bind spot by wall. there’s videos out there to help. Takes a minimal amount of effort overall for huge xp gains. Chardok is better for duo/group situations. Gluck

[Kawhi]

This is a few days old so maybe not helpful now but if you don't even know a spell lineup to use, then it's probably best to start out charming some pretty easy stuff in outdoor zones to build up the muscle memory of what to do when you get a break.

I don't know a spell lineup for druids. But a lot handling charm breaks is to get all of the steps you need to do to get your pet re-charmed on autopilot so you don't even have to think about it.

The ring is really convenient but not required. You can always sell it if you need pp. I'd definitely get one.

[zelld52]

Bear pits are best. Not hard. Fall down bind and port. Or cap out if you’re scared. Basically hug right past igs then turn left up the ramp and drop down by the terror. There’s a bind spot by wall. there’s videos out there to help. Takes a minimal amount of effort overall for huge xp gains. Chardok is better for duo/group situations. Gluck

[plzrelax]

If you do Chardok, you can get the snare earring that drops at the CE camp. I did 55-60 there on my Druid and had a lot of fun soloing, duoing and grouping with all sorts of different classes.

[Toxigen]

If you do Chardok, you can get the snare earring that drops at the CE camp. I did 55-60 there on my Druid and had a lot of fun soloing, duoing and grouping with all sorts of different classes.

Its definitely more fun / challenge than snoozefest pits that for sure.

Just sucks when you run out of dogs nearby. Duo helps big time, literally any class will do. Just find someone willing, go pick em up, and lay waste.

[plzrelax]

Its definitely more fun / challenge than snoozefest pits that for sure.

Just sucks when you run out of dogs nearby. Duo helps big time, literally any class will do. Just find someone willing, go pick em up, and lay waste.

If you make friends with the high level farmers, it can be pretty easy to get someone to bring you a wardog pet that can absolutely ravage everything at the start of the zone

[zelld52]

the Bare Pits are as easy as they are boring.

It's not bad to get down there, Can try rooting the giants if they spot you before you get down. Bind down there once you're down.

It's trivially easy experience, and almost as good as Chardok CE group with constant pulls. The difference is how boring Bear Pits can be, and the fact that there's 0 loot to speak of. (Besides the shaman spear and bear pelts / meat)

Chardok CE is very fun as druid. There's lots of mobs, so a good group needs DPS, CC and heals. Turns out druid can do all 3 (DPS with a charmed dog)

If you want to get to 60 quickly, do Bear Pits. I've done them on 2 different toons and 55-60 took about a month of 2 hours per day / 5 days a week in Bear Pits.

But, get used to white walls and bear noises.

[Balthazar]

If you don't want to charm, you can quad kite all the way to 60 doing Othmir in Cobalt scar or the 4 remaining blue dwarves in butcherblock. I preferred the dwarves unless someone else was camping there as they're all still blue at 59 whereas the othmir are more 50/50 green and blue at 58 and 59. It's like a 20 minute respawn on the dwarves and you can just pop back in every 20 minutes for 4 blues with almost no risk. You'll want a lumi staff at either place and you need to harmony a camp to get all 4 blue guards solo.

[Toxigen]

quadding is for plebs

[Infectious]

SG. Just water dance aggro.