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Man just 2x charm or druid charm/fear kite/dot and obliterate everything. Will go faster than swarming at least until 54.
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I would also recommend having the druid do some charming on the way up.
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Yah really swarming will lose its allure once you hit lvl 55 in Kunark, Kedge and Permafrost duo charming will be great friends to you both at that point.
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Don't forget Chardok, too!
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The problem with AOE everything is, what happens when you guys get bored of AOEing? It’s going to happen, I promise. IMO you should consider life outside of AOE where the game is actually fun. Bards are incredibly flexible and mesh with a ton of classes to accomplish many things. Wizards nuke and port. It’s just my opinion, but if you plan on spending most time in a duo, I would recommend considering other classes to pair with him. You guys will do well for XP regardless, it’s just how you choose to get exp and if you guys want to farm/crawl at all.
For example, the most fun I think I’ve had in EQ was crawling various dungeons on my bard with a couple of other buds playing a necro and a monk. Our synergy provided us with enough tools to handle dire situations and the damage/control to annihilate mobs for hours with really no downtime. We had a rogue join us on occasion and it was a slaughterhouse. Now if you like the idea of investing the time and playing a wizard at 60, I can appreciate that. Just know you’re not the solid duo class if you guys decide to crawl. If you think your buddy will enjoy the kites, then by all means, you will have a fast track to level on. From my experience kiting, while massive XP gains are cool, is really boring. Since you mentioned your friend likes to be busy, I have to imagine he’d like to be playing in dungeons more than monotonously running in circles. Again, this is just my opinion so “grain of salt”. Not that I need to tell you, but fun in EQ is also subjective. What I find enjoyable definitely doesn’t equate to what is fun for others.
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