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Ok i have been away from the realms for a long time and when i came back, leeches are now here. got a few questions about them, : 1. Where are they? 2. How do i get there? 3. What skills do they train? 4. What is the minimum in skills to survive there?
Thanks,
Wyzather
They're in Muspari in the sand pits. They train mech lore, first aid and trans for us. I would suggest at least 45-50 in first aid, and I dont think your trnas skills matter really. However, if you get there and cant get emoff, theres always help. I'll be heading up there soon hopefully, if you havent already been I can take you with me if you like.
-Etrina
-Etrina
awesome etrina that would be great. send me an email at windwaterfire02@yahoo.com or just talk to me on AIM at skatethehut so you can let me know when you go.
Thanks again,
Wyzather
Thanks again,
Wyzather
Yup..I don't think that can be stressed enough..they work trans so well its insane. I'm thinking about just giving up healing people in the guild completely and get all my trans there. Less noise too..nicer people..better classes...its like Empath heaven.
~Villya
"Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes"-Oscar Wilde
~Villya
"Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes"-Oscar Wilde
> they work trans so well its insane
Insane = Broken.
Broken = Soon to be Fixed.
Soon to be Fixed = Better get it while you can, you circle-chaser, you.
<wink>
~Y
Play and find out.
http://bakshiloa.elanthianunderground.com/
Insane = Broken.
Broken = Soon to be Fixed.
Soon to be Fixed = Better get it while you can, you circle-chaser, you.
<wink>
~Y
Play and find out.
http://bakshiloa.elanthianunderground.com/
I used to be until I found myself feeling like a zombie (no, I wasn't AFK) in the pits, just walking, walking, walking....UGH. One reason I left DR, at that point it had ceased to be as much fun. This was due to my circle-chasing.
I'm back and vow for it not all to be about circling, going to be about friends, family and aggravating patients. ::grin::
Ziolton
I'm back and vow for it not all to be about circling, going to be about friends, family and aggravating patients. ::grin::
Ziolton
<<I used to be until I found myself feeling like a zombie (no, I wasn't AFK) in the pits, just walking, walking, walking....UGH. One reason I left DR, at that point it had ceased to be as much fun. This was due to my circle-chasing.
<<I'm back and vow for it not all to be about circling, going to be about friends, family and aggravating patients.
Oh, but you've missed the most wonderful thing about the leeches! You think you can be annoying while healing your friends and family? Try the very same annoying behavior patterns while refusing to dirty your hands since you no longer need to heal to advance in your guild (i.e., because of the leeches). Leeches are your friend.
Passionata, annoying empath
<<I'm back and vow for it not all to be about circling, going to be about friends, family and aggravating patients.
Oh, but you've missed the most wonderful thing about the leeches! You think you can be annoying while healing your friends and family? Try the very same annoying behavior patterns while refusing to dirty your hands since you no longer need to heal to advance in your guild (i.e., because of the leeches). Leeches are your friend.
Passionata, annoying empath
On this vein of discussion I'd like to mention my absoloute favorite thing about leeches.
It completely, 100% nullifies the "You need my wounds to circle" argument from intolerably rude people.
Sure, the experience is nice, but I'm aiming for the perks nobody notices.
- Miki (player of)
"Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor to console him for what he is." - Francis Bacon
It completely, 100% nullifies the "You need my wounds to circle" argument from intolerably rude people.
Sure, the experience is nice, but I'm aiming for the perks nobody notices.
- Miki (player of)
"Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor to console him for what he is." - Francis Bacon
