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 Druid Charm mid-late 30s. 
		
		
		Hey priest crew.    Looking for a (hopefully classic) zone where I can charm mobs from 36-39+ 
	Gators in CT has been my go-to, but occasionally the camp is taken. Looking for a backup. Is kedge possible at 36? Or am I too low? Trying to stay in classic, so I can (ab)use my manastone. Tx  | 
		
 I liked Iceclad around that range, there are usually enough dire wolfs to charm and hardly anyone ever around. I never had to stray far from the port, which made it super convenient. I have never used a mana stone before though, so I don't know the restrictions there. 
	Gators in CT were great for me, but I'm on Blue so probably less traffic through there. It was almost never camped. If CT was camped I would go to the Ancient Croc and do those gators. Got good xp and some gatorscale leggings.  | 
		
 The Ancient Croc was camped more often than CT though. 
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 Overthere could be a good alternative.  Big level range there gotta find the right spot. 
	You just can't beat the CT's ZEM.  | 
		
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 Just track for blue animals, charm em, kill sarnaks with em :)  | 
		
 I liked OT ramp around those levels i think, can grab a partner and a rhino and have at it if you prefer.   With a good monk/warrior exp flies, sooo many mobs and with you pulling/rooting and your partner just going from mob to mob time flies. 
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 However, the guide also mentions Iceclad and Emerald Jungle as options (neither is manastone-friendly though), or there's also griffons in North Karana (which obviously is good for the stone).  | 
		
 i would check the wiki 
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 After CT gators I can't think of anything in old world until Kedge for charming. I think around 35 I transitioned to quadding the pirates in FV, then random trash dreadlands after that. I didn't pick up charming again until 53ish in the permafrost bear pits. 
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