Curse

gw_poster · Feb 10, 2011, 06:35 PM // 18:35

if we're talking NM, any /rt can do it with the three rit damage skills, including VwK, Ancestors Rage, and Spirit Rift. I use a r/rt with 12 channel, 12 resto, and rest wilderness (+3, +1)...the other 5 skils I use are BuH!, Light of Deldrimor, Troll, Stormchaser and Dwarven Stability...target the dark feathers to draw them into range of damage skills

all radiant runes and attunement insignias and I carry a Droknar's Resto focus (20/20) and a Droknar's Channel wand (20/20)

A run takes 9-11 max once you get the route down, there is about 16 mobs total. Use the cheapest salvage kit on scalps, for runes I use an expert kit. One run will fill my inventory and there are lots of dye drops (luckiest run for me was one black and one white in same run). After a while you will be doing this run in your sleep it's that easy

There are a bunch of other past threads with this same type of info and build comparisons

tuna-fish_sushi · Feb 11, 2011, 12:12 AM // 00:12

I run seitung for feathers on my rit primary sometimes my build is:
16 channeling
12 shadow arts
DwG
Ancestors Rage
Light of Deldrimor
By urals hammer
shroud of distress
feigned neutrality(shadow sanctuary would probably be better)
dark escape
dash

You can die with this build if you wait too long for aggro to settle, at least it will keep you on your toes so you don't get bored.

Bulletproof Maniac · Feb 27, 2011, 05:21 AM // 05:21

I just run around with a dagger sin

Verene · Feb 27, 2011, 06:18 AM // 06:18

I farm feathers both with my Rit (running a standard SoS spirit spam build), and with my Ele (using the Double Dragon fire build).

My Ele takes less time (about 8 minutes opposed to 15), but also gets a bit less than half of the drops as my Rit does. So I stick with SoS for that.

I've tried VwK for farming birdies but never really liked it that much.