Curse

Grace Paradigm · Nov 15, 2011, 11:15 AM // 11:15

Ok, so I've been running Cho's farm on my warrior using the build on PvX except I use Healing signet instead of Drunken Blow. I was wondering, how do I avoid getting creamed by the Sickened Servents (Ele). They do me 100+ DMG and its usually to much to take more than once. I was wondering if anyone could drop me some pointers here. thanks

Our Blood · Nov 15, 2011, 11:44 AM // 11:44

I usualy resign when i'm at the Zoo of animals

(And i prefer running this on a Sin

)
but normaly just Knock down the high dps like the ele and focus them down first.
Taking drunken blow could help, you could try this instead of healing signet

AndrewSX · Nov 15, 2011, 03:50 PM // 15:50

Yeah, that's it pretty much: using sin, war (and i believe 55hp nec or monk) you can't kill the groups past the zoo.

Managed to farm those onl using a suitable sos build on my rit (and i a struggle anyway), every other char so far failed for eles +rit dmg.

In other words, is very probably impossible to do for a war.

Reformed · Nov 15, 2011, 04:05 PM // 16:05

You waste time killing anything beyond the menagerie. Go in there if you see (and want) a chest but just resign and start over from there.

roflmfao · Nov 20, 2011, 10:27 PM // 22:27

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Originally Posted by AndrewSX

Yeah, that's it pretty much: using sin, war (and i believe 55hp nec or monk) you can't kill the groups past the zoo.

55 Builds can farm the entire mission and finish it. (Some people think drops get better if you finish)

However, it might be very difficult to do this on a Warrior. So just resign before the animals, they only drop tomes/festival items...

Dark Druids · Dec 13, 2011, 07:19 PM // 19:19

Is there a certain profession/build which farms them faster?
I currently use 55 N/M and it's fairly quick but I'd like to know if anyone has tested if there is one that's faster?

salvatore888 · Jan 29, 2012, 02:14 PM // 14:14

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Originally Posted by Dark Druids

Is there a certain profession/build which farms them faster?
I currently use 55 N/M and it's fairly quick but I'd like to know if anyone has tested if there is one that's faster?

i believe N/Mo is the fastest / most resilient / easiest one