Requirements/Notes:
* Treasures of Aht Urhgan required.
* Near East access required.
* Supports at least 3 parties.
* NM: Zoraal Ja's Pkuucha.
Target mobs:
Primary: Lesser Colibri
* Colibri
* Not Aggro
* Not Linking
* Weak to Piercing weapons
* Very Strong against Wind
Commentarus:
Getting to camp is just a short walk from Al Zahbi. In fact, assuming that higher level players aren't randomly soloing the Lesser Colibri, you could camp just a minute's walk away from Al Zahbi instead and fight Lesser Colibri with the occasional Tiger thrown in for good measure.
However, should you want to fight only Colibri, then there are at least two main camps I am aware of that are marked. One is right at the Ley Point, where you warp into with the Olduum Ring, which can support two parties, one at the Ley Point, and another just up the hill to the west. The other is along the passageway to the south, coming in from (G-9).
Lesser Colibri do not share the Reflect-esque trait that the higher level Colibris have. However, because of Snatch Morsel, your tank will have to be able to survive, and maintain hate without food. Should your tank lose hate, one of the melees might very well have their food taken away from them as well, or be subject to Feather Tickle, which reduces a target's TP to 0%.
The Lesser Colibris neither aggro, nor link, so feel free to kill with reckless abandon. They are also particularly weak to piercing weapons, and are in general very soft for something that cons as Incredibly Tough. Party setups resembling a TP-spam party can, in the event of no competition, stay here all the way up to Level 60 or so.
Unfortunately, getting to the camps would be very convenient if you could actually use your Olduum Rings to get there, but alas, the level requirement on the rings is Level 60. ; ;
One more thing to note if you're camping at (I-9): the Lesser Colibri there are placeholders for an NM Colibri, Zoraal Ja's Pkuucha. Fortunately, it is not aggressive, nor does it link with the other Lesser Colibri, so you can continue your xp party undisturbed.
7 comments:
I-7 Actually is a pretty nice spot to. Most time it was wide open. You have to deal with the occasional 75 player that is leveling in the area. We pulled as much as 10k exp per hour with a NIN tank BRD COR combo in party. Rest of DDs can be what ever. SMN/WHM is fine for main heal with this combo.
Dont forget to check I-7. Nice camp alternate. Usually wide open.
beware of the air elemental spawns just south of the leypoint - they can and will aggro any spellcasting mage that camps south of the leypoint - and they're even match-tough at 75.
J-9 is also a nice spot, for one party, where Zoraal Ja's Pkuucha spawns, with just enough mobs for an early party (53-55) to keep going without waiting for spawns.
(I-7)(I-6) Is also a good camp for birds.
At the Leypoint @59-60 my party was hitting chain 70+. If I remember correctly the party was BRD, WARx3, RDM, NIN.
I've used this camp into level 63 (yes that makes the very lowest birds EM) on one occasions. We actually held an infinite chain with a solo WHM healing and no BRD/COR support, getting up to 166 before we decided to call it for the day. Got about 13k/hour, and most importantly, was FUN AS HELL. Requires the leypoint and all surrounding camps to be completely empty.
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