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= History of Field of Whispers = | = History of Field of Whispers = | ||
[[Image:FoW_Swamp2.jpg|400px|thumb|A view of the Field of Whispers.]] | [[Image:FoW_Swamp2.jpg|400px|thumb|A view of the Field of Whispers.]] | ||
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'''Field of Whispers''' ('''FoW''') is located just west of Heine; if you come out from Heine, you are pretty much in '''FoW'''. '''FoW''' is approximately the southern half of the '''Innadril''' penisula, the northern half being the '''Field of Silence'''. | '''Field of Whispers''' ('''FoW''') is located just west of Heine; if you come out from Heine, you are pretty much in '''FoW'''. '''FoW''' is approximately the southern half of the '''Innadril''' penisula, the northern half being the '''Field of Silence'''. | ||
'''FoW''' is connected to the '''Garden of Eva''' on the southern part of the penisula, but as that location is an underwater location, it is not advisable for [[ | '''FoW''' is connected to the '''Garden of Eva''' on the southern part of the penisula, but as that location is an underwater location, it is not advisable for [[Lineage II/Definitions#P|PCs]] to go there without proper preparation and/ or a party. | ||
== Layout == | == Layout == | ||
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'''FoW''' is full of rolling hills and small¹ ponds filled with tall vegetation. Trees are not plentiful, but tall grass is everywhere. | '''FoW''' is full of rolling hills and small¹ ponds filled with tall vegetation. Trees are not plentiful, but tall grass is everywhere. | ||
On its own, the tall grass is sufficient to hide [[ | On its own, the tall grass is sufficient to hide [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] and you may run into [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] without realising it. Combined with the rolling hills and ridges, if you are not careful and run over a ridge without checking, you can end up retreating over said ridge with a bunch of very irate ''Crokians'' hot on your heels -- that's not a good way to live. | ||
There is no real dominating terrain in '''FoW'''. It literally '''IS''' one big swamp. It's a nicely rendered swamp though. :)<BR style="clear:both;"><!-- this BR is to adjust the overall page so that the image looks correct. --> | There is no real dominating terrain in '''FoW'''. It literally '''IS''' one big swamp. It's a nicely rendered swamp though. :)<BR style="clear:both;"><!-- this BR is to adjust the overall page so that the image looks correct. --> | ||
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== Rest Spots == | == Rest Spots == | ||
* Rest Spots are plentiful in '''FoW'''. The [[ | * Rest Spots are plentiful in '''FoW'''. The [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] are rather scattered, so a [[Lineage II/Definitions#P|PC]] can find spots where s/ he can rest without worrying too much. The interior of '''FoW''' tends to have a higher concentration of aggressive [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]], so resting spots have to be carefully scouted. | ||
* The main thing to remember is that typically there is one or two aggressive [[ | * The main thing to remember is that typically there is one or two aggressive [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] within a particular area. It is possible for them to wander into your rest areas, so if it looks too close to an aggressive [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mob]], it might be better simply to find another spot. | ||
== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
* As noted earlier, '''FoW''' is deceptively open. The abundance of tall grass and gullies where [[ | * As noted earlier, '''FoW''' is deceptively open. The abundance of tall grass and gullies where [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] are (in)conveninently placed means a [[Lineage II/Definitions#P|PC]] running full out can end up running straight into aggressive [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]], typically ''Crokians''. | ||
* The best way to travel is actually to zoom out as far as possible and just run as per normal. The extended field of vision is typically enough for you to look over the ridgeline to see if any [[ | * The best way to travel is actually to zoom out as far as possible and just run as per normal. The extended field of vision is typically enough for you to look over the ridgeline to see if any [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] are on the reverse slope, and once you are on the ridge, those hiding in the grass are often visible. | ||
* This is still not a foolproof method though, as the lay of the land can really hide a [[ | * This is still not a foolproof method though, as the lay of the land can really hide a [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mob]] till the very last moment (when their IDs automatically appear, by which time you are almost into aggressive range). It is best to run in small stages, zoom out as much as possible, and keep alert and ready to turn back. | ||
* The good news is that the openess of the area allows solo players to easily pull [[ | * The good news is that the openess of the area allows solo players to easily pull [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] into areas s/ he has previously scouted. '''FoW''' can be a good place to solo, if the proper preparations are made. | ||
= Mobs = | = Mobs = | ||
'''FoW''' has [[ | '''FoW''' has [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] of various levels, as listed below | ||
* Crokians | * Crokians | ||
** Crokians (basic) | ** Crokians (basic) | ||
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* Lageos''²'' | * Lageos''²'' | ||
* Pageos''²'' | * Pageos''²'' | ||
''²'' These [[ | ''²'' These [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] are newly added in Chronicle 3. Their behaviour and abilities are not known at this time. | ||
These varies from mid 30's to low 40's. The density of [[ | These varies from mid 30's to low 40's. The density of [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] is moderate, but adequate for hunting purposes. The range of [[Lineage II/Definitions#M|mobs]] make this an ideal hunting ground for [[Lineage II/Definitions#P|PCs]] who are close to their 2nd Profession Change, or around level 35 or so. Solo level 32s or so can also hunt here, as the ''Rakuls'' and ''Crokians (basic)'' in particular are only yellow, and give very good [[Lineage II/Definitions#X|XP]]/ [[Lineage II/Definitions#S|SP]] and [[Lineage II/Definitions#A|adena]]. | ||
[[Image:FoW_Crokian.jpg|left|400px|thumb|Nice Crokian, Good Crokian...]]''Crokian (basic)'' are known to be aggressive, and typically will cause the most problems as they are plentiful. ''Crokians (basic)'' also use ''Might'' to self-buff. ''Crokians (basic)'' seem extremely vulnerable to stuns; it is fairly easy to chain-stun them. ''Crokians (basic)'' and ''Dailaons'' are known to be social to each other, which creates a lot of problems as the two are typically spawned near each other. Care must be taken when engaging or being engaged by ''Crokians (basic)'', especially if a ''Dailaon'' is nearby.<BR style="clear:both;"><!-- This BR is to adjust for images --> | [[Image:FoW_Crokian.jpg|left|400px|thumb|Nice Crokian, Good Crokian...]]''Crokian (basic)'' are known to be aggressive, and typically will cause the most problems as they are plentiful. ''Crokians (basic)'' also use ''Might'' to self-buff. ''Crokians (basic)'' seem extremely vulnerable to stuns; it is fairly easy to chain-stun them. ''Crokians (basic)'' and ''Dailaons'' are known to be social to each other, which creates a lot of problems as the two are typically spawned near each other. Care must be taken when engaging or being engaged by ''Crokians (basic)'', especially if a ''Dailaon'' is nearby.<BR style="clear:both;"><!-- This BR is to adjust for images --> | ||