Juicemonkey
Master
How should I go about training a Provo tamer, what skills in order should I train?
Provo tamer
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Bunnky
Grandmaster
You don't have to go for any specific skill first, as skill gain doesn't decrease ever. In other words, you can train provo first or last, and the skill gain rate will always stay the same. (Remember to stay full on food and water for max skill gain)
Depends on what you want to do.. My provo tamer build is:
Animal lore
Animal taming
Musicianship
Provocation
Magery
Meditation
Vetenary
You need lore for controlling pets, and you can raise that with a macro, or raise it with while you tame. Some say stay low lore until high taming, but I GMed it as soon as I could.
Taming is going to take a long time, I suggest that to be your last so you have survivability while training it.
Music you can just set a macro overnight to double click an instrument. Make sure you have multiple cuz they can break.
Magery is quite simple:
50-65 mana drain
65-75+ invisibility
75-GM mana vampire
Just set a macro to cast these on yourself. You'll gain meditation while you do this.
Provocation is a lil harder, but doable in a day. I forget the skill levels exactly, but start by provoking zombies and skeletons on to yourself from a graveyard like Jhelom. At some point you'll move to skeleton knights, then you can go to the bard table to do rotting corpses til gm. You'll have to look some stuff up about the skills needed per monster, cuz I can't think of them atm. If you have trouble, PM me and I'll find the info for you. I can also supply you with a bard room rune if you need.
Then there's Vetenary. You just heal 2 fighting pets until 90, then you attempt to res a dead bonded pet til gm. However...
I would suggest getting peacemaking instead of Vetenary until your high taming. Why? Survivability. If you have peace, mobs like scorpions, hell hounds etc will be MUCH easier to deal with, instead of relying on paralyze. This is off course if you don't want to "lead tame" every creature till GM. I couldn't imagine that..
Peace is easy to macro. Same thing.. Overnight, set to use the skill every 10(?) seconds I think it is. You'll gm that quick.
I'd start with magery and meditation first to get around, defend and heal yourself, and other minor conveniences. Music and peace over night. Once you have those 4, I'd go tame some bears, and gm Lore off of them. Then focus on provo. Once you have young dragons, or feel comfortable losing peace, set the skill down, and train Vet, but taming will take you a long, long time before you have to worry about this. Good luck and if you have any questions feel free to PM me.
Sorry bout the wall of text, just wanted to fill ya in as much as I could
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Depends on what you want to do.. My provo tamer build is:
Animal lore
Animal taming
Musicianship
Provocation
Magery
Meditation
Vetenary
You need lore for controlling pets, and you can raise that with a macro, or raise it with while you tame. Some say stay low lore until high taming, but I GMed it as soon as I could.
Taming is going to take a long time, I suggest that to be your last so you have survivability while training it.
Music you can just set a macro overnight to double click an instrument. Make sure you have multiple cuz they can break.
Magery is quite simple:
50-65 mana drain
65-75+ invisibility
75-GM mana vampire
Just set a macro to cast these on yourself. You'll gain meditation while you do this.
Provocation is a lil harder, but doable in a day. I forget the skill levels exactly, but start by provoking zombies and skeletons on to yourself from a graveyard like Jhelom. At some point you'll move to skeleton knights, then you can go to the bard table to do rotting corpses til gm. You'll have to look some stuff up about the skills needed per monster, cuz I can't think of them atm. If you have trouble, PM me and I'll find the info for you. I can also supply you with a bard room rune if you need.
Then there's Vetenary. You just heal 2 fighting pets until 90, then you attempt to res a dead bonded pet til gm. However...
I would suggest getting peacemaking instead of Vetenary until your high taming. Why? Survivability. If you have peace, mobs like scorpions, hell hounds etc will be MUCH easier to deal with, instead of relying on paralyze. This is off course if you don't want to "lead tame" every creature till GM. I couldn't imagine that..
Peace is easy to macro. Same thing.. Overnight, set to use the skill every 10(?) seconds I think it is. You'll gm that quick.
I'd start with magery and meditation first to get around, defend and heal yourself, and other minor conveniences. Music and peace over night. Once you have those 4, I'd go tame some bears, and gm Lore off of them. Then focus on provo. Once you have young dragons, or feel comfortable losing peace, set the skill down, and train Vet, but taming will take you a long, long time before you have to worry about this. Good luck and if you have any questions feel free to PM me.
Sorry bout the wall of text, just wanted to fill ya in as much as I could
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thestand
Grandmaster
Yes, you can macro skills while afk.
MirImage
Apprentice
I basically did the same as Bunnky but I trained Provo last (so I had vet). Once I got a dragon and WW I dropped peace for Provo. Vet you can train fairly easy over a night or two. I liked having it because when taming got boring I farmed with young dragons
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