Tunare  

Man I wish I had that robe for my human, oh and that crown i would be god back in norrath

OK As of last night this is the tactics that were tried on tunare....First the entire zone was cleared to be sure that adds were not a problem
Second Dispatch of her bear pet....third, now this is wear it gets alittle tricky, you are gonna need some way to conteract her knockback/root which she will do against her target very often, so you basically need some sort of blockade....second her aggro is based on range so you can be KoS to her but be within melee range and not draw aggro. basically need to have all your melee attack from max range and all caster must be in melee range to cast...Her flurry attacks will keep your healers on their toes, might be a good idea to have 5 or 6 enchanters chain casting seive on this bish! Your in for a long fight prolly has 300-400k HP...Gonna need 60peeps atleast for this fight.


gOOD luCK

Yes, I am about to join the mindless parade of people posting junk, but I feel this needs to be said.

I grow weary of trying to find out info on a mob or piece of equipment and having to sort through 100 posts on such mindless statements like
My level 1 paladin soloed her
or
Gnome Power
or
The various other mindless posts that people put on here, which overall reduces the quality of the posts and makes it harder for people to find out the information they seek without reading through the posts of some kid who is typing with one hand while picking his nose with the other.

And why flame people? Especially those who are posting INFORMATION on a mob. Even theory on how to defeat a mob is helpful. Not flames by people who have never, nor will ever see the high end of the game.

Anyway, I have complained, and i know people will now flame because they have nothing better to do, and they feel they know all because they have a level 20, so go ahead.

In the meantime, can anyone post some info on this creature. Namely, an estimate on how much she regens for. Going to try and take her out, but am curious as to how much firepower needs to be brought.

Thank you.

Please, everyone feel free to respond with your thoughts on this issue. I will re-post this to the areas that seem most appropriate, but the original post is in the discussion area for the Golden Leaf Earring: https://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=7026

Verant/SOE, I've been an EverQuest player for a couple of years now, and a role player for well over a decade. One of my largest problems with role playing in EverQuest has always been the emphasis on ignoring your characters' motivations in favor of getting good loot.

A perfect example is the sort of loot that drops from one's deity. A High-Elf cleric who worships Tunare, for example, would be at a disadvantage with respect to any other players because it's their God who carries the best earring in the game for WIS casters. The obvious solution: kill your own God. Heck, it doesn't hurt your spell-casting ability. It doesn't hurt your faction so much that it can't be repaired. Why not?

The answer should be role playing, but Verant has seemingly worked very hard to make this a less than attractive option.

With the upcoming release of Planes of Power, I'd like to make a request, and I'm making it publicly so the community can join me in speaking up. Please make sure that when someone's deity offers excellent loot, there's either an equivalent item available elsewhere for the worshipers of that deity, OR the deity offers a quest to their worshipers to attain the item.

Perhaps you could even turn this into the next line of epic-like quests. Certainly, using the Golden Leaf Earring as an example, it would be well worth performing a quest that took a fair amount of time and culminated in the killing of a Tunare-opposing deity. Making it harder to "do the right thing" would not be as much of an issue as making it detrimental to the character in the long run.

The deity problem is only one example of the lack of role playing incentive, but it is an important one. Others include: Luclin Class Armors fail to incite cooperation because of poor risk/reward and lore status on Jewels (which are difficult to collect in the first place). These should have been the showpiece of Luclin's draw for player cooperation and trading; I've personally never witnessed a GM event that stressed role playing over hack-n-slash, though I hear they have been done.

I'm not saying that the game should not provide the hack-n-slash player with opportunities. I'm just saying that the dedicated role player should also find the game attractive.

Thank you, and I look forward to the future of EverQuest.

Any links to some tactics for taking down this beauty? I'm guesing around 60-90 peeps.

i just looked at the flameberge and frenkly ithink its a misprint i mean 50 39 can someone anzswer me