suddendeathrunelol
10-05-2013, 10:46 PM
Good evening, all!
I have a quick question for you. I have a level 8 knight that I've been offline training for the last few days while I level my paladin (same account, premium). I also have a druid that I'm leveling to 27 to be a monk summoner for afk training on my paladin (monk is on a different account, also premium).
Now as for my knight, I understand if I level it to 10 and buy a Warlord Arena weapon that I can summon two mad sheep with different characters and then train on them, hitting for 1 damage max. For optimal training, do I need to have two mobs to break shielding on my sheep? I've never tried it before so I was hoping I could get some guidance.
I also have the option to train my knight using my mage. I've done that a thousand times before, so I don't have any questions on the application. But it would be nice to continue to level my mage up.
Comparing the two methods, if both were executed perfectly, which way would be better to train? The same? I feel like one benefit the sheep training has is that it's a little bit more low profile. I can find a nice spot out of the way and not be seen for days.
Also, does anyone have any suggestions for training spots? FACC or PACC areas are fine. I just need somewhere where no one will come for days at a time. I'll do my own research on this as well.
Thanks for your time and help, and have a great weekend! :D
I have a quick question for you. I have a level 8 knight that I've been offline training for the last few days while I level my paladin (same account, premium). I also have a druid that I'm leveling to 27 to be a monk summoner for afk training on my paladin (monk is on a different account, also premium).
Now as for my knight, I understand if I level it to 10 and buy a Warlord Arena weapon that I can summon two mad sheep with different characters and then train on them, hitting for 1 damage max. For optimal training, do I need to have two mobs to break shielding on my sheep? I've never tried it before so I was hoping I could get some guidance.
I also have the option to train my knight using my mage. I've done that a thousand times before, so I don't have any questions on the application. But it would be nice to continue to level my mage up.
Comparing the two methods, if both were executed perfectly, which way would be better to train? The same? I feel like one benefit the sheep training has is that it's a little bit more low profile. I can find a nice spot out of the way and not be seen for days.
Also, does anyone have any suggestions for training spots? FACC or PACC areas are fine. I just need somewhere where no one will come for days at a time. I'll do my own research on this as well.
Thanks for your time and help, and have a great weekend! :D