For those looking for something to hunt that's tougher than Haven *trolls/serpents/vipers/daytime barghests* but easier than Lang *trolls/small peccs*, I highly recommend Snow Goblins (tier 2) in Aesry.

I was hesitant to come to Aesry due to the very long boat ride (30-45 minutes I believe) but once I got into Snow Gobbies it's been great.

If you're new to the islands (like I am) I also recommend Kraelyst's travel script (http://www.lurksponge.com/travel/aesry.html)

One of the great things about the goblins is that I should be able to train up through tier 3 goblins which will prepare me to go back to Lang trolls/small peccs, or something else on the island.

For reference, I'm a 34th barb dancing badger (without dance I get hit)

I lock skinning and shield and get the rest of my combats in the upper (20s/34) before I need to head back to town to sell my bundle and gems and general healing (though herbs work great while out in combat).

Shield Usage:	143	Leather Armor:	164
Parry Ability:	165	Multi Opponent:	153
Heavy Edged:	167	Twohanded Edged:	167
Evasion:	150	Climbing:	83
Skinning:	106	Appraisal:	150

<<As a random aside, have you tried stacking berserks?>>

Yes, I did stack stone/blood/nightmare (in that order as IF recharged) while Oafs/Beasts were around Crossing.

I haven't yet tried the berserk stacking yet with the Snow Goblins, but will probably move to that since I haven't noticed a time to need to retreat yet (great place to hunt for me!).

Thanks

Silver Leucros are probably something you'd want to hunt before Snow Goblins. Even first tier snoblins are harder then Silver Leucros. But I agree Snow goblins are one of the best trainers, since they drop boxes and are skinnable too.


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115-125 in combats depending on your stats and buffs.


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