Wayfarers of Veeshan

Ok all you great wonderful enchanters out there. I have been wanting to move my little baby chanter up and I need some advice. I want to be able to pop on every now and then and maybe get a blue or two when I can for Nessah.

I also need to get that poor widdle gnome better armor. She is still in raw silk for the most part. Anyway...

Is it better to make a pet, get hit and have it wade in, or charm one and direct it. Frankly that whole charm breaking thing scares the bejezzus out of me. I can never seem to root and mem blurr fast enough.

Anyone know of any good guides of soloing a chanter or advice along those same lines.

Thanks guys

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Xandamir - 57th level Templar (Ranger Rezzor)
Perisai Troublemaker - 56th level Sacrificial OUTRIDER
Pulkaria - 54th level Beastlord (Furry Ranger)
Nealyn Prae - 43rd level Druid (Ranger Wannabe)
Calithe - 47th level bardling (Never wanted to be a ranger)
Nessah - 37th Level Ranger Mezzer

A soloing chanter.....

It was recommended to Cattikie from Ggnarl that if you charm solo, make sure that you have SoW. Cattikie didn't have SoW all that often so the method of choice was to make a pet and get hit once.... Last night in Gunthak, I realized the better method is to root, step up and get hit, back away to allow pet to tank, make sure to slow and weaken....you can cast your DD, but that breaks roots so be sure to be some distance away in order to have time to recast roots....

In a couple of more levels take your chanter to Dawnshroud, to the shroom house....that is the best place to solo for just about any class. There are not any unnecessary agros (generally) and the shrooms are separated enough that you should never have but a single mob...it is a matter of learning the pulling pattern....and they are excellent experience...not to mention the setting for pulling is calm and serene and peaceful...hehe

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a good tip when charm soloing is to fight things equally matched. keep from hasting a charmed mob until you are very adept at controlling him. when charmed mob's health is low, park him with guard, step away, invis, root quickly, nuke...woot!, two for the price of one. mostly i just sit and med while they duke it out. cast the occasional slow to make sure pet doesnt die. if you use summoned pet, it takes much more active participation/mana. and ALWAYS keep opponent rooted. i found gnoll spires and eventually inside paw an excellent place to practice. the nisch gnolls make excellent pets. then moved to CC orcs around 34. the loot seems slow but you'll suddenly be rich. cant remember what level i moved to broken bridge in CC, but i have never seen better xp anywhere. that was striclty summoned pet situation. also, when soloing i always drop a few int items for charisma, such as opal steins. the time you spend watching your pet fight more than makes up for lower int. feel free to ask me for more tips on this, ive solo'd 80% of my xp to level 49.

Durezil Coppahtahp 51st Enchanter, train to my loc please!