Curse

Aurora.Smile · Jun 25, 2011, 04:22 PM // 16:22

http://www.gwpvx.com/Build:Mo/any_55hp_SoA_Farmer

I was going to acquire the skillsets for that build on my current lvl 20 monk. I realize that this build may is not effective vs. enemies that cannot be knocked down, but can this build be possible to farm SF? I used to farm SF a long time ago, however I can't remember if this build would be possible/efficient to farm SF. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

Fay Vert · Jun 25, 2011, 04:51 PM // 16:51

No, the necro and mesmers, regular and bosses, all strip in there.

Squishy ftw · Jun 25, 2011, 04:52 PM // 16:52

If you mean Sorrow's Furnace, then I highly doubt it. There's plenty of enchantment removal + some healing.

And the build is probably more effective against stuff that can't be knocked down, because they can attack more and thus die faster. (the knockdown is not a condition for the damage to trigger)

**Marty Silverblade** · Jun 25, 2011, 11:28 PM // 23:28

Sorrow's Furnace isn't really worth farming anymore anyway, tbh.

Spiritz · Jun 26, 2011, 10:22 AM // 10:22

Firstly as everyone said - sorows furnace isnt that gd a farm these days and even the greens are almost worthless.
There is possibly enchant stripping ( i cant remember ) but i do know inside there are dredge with i think choking gas or some other interupts and the necros will also cause probs from making wells.
I gather your using soj and that itself can be a slight problem with most foes - yes they attack faster but combine kd with your energy skills and you may find you have energy issues as your not being hit due to kd on foes.Non kd foes are fine as they constantly attack.
There are better places that are easier - especially gates of kryta , outside bergen and into cursed lands and fahranur on nf as all of there contain undead who if you didnt know already will take double dmg from any skills that give out holy dmg.
A good thing to check is do a search on here and find the 55 necro and 55 monk threads for places to farm and build variations.