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Ranger soloable nm's?

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User is offline   Yukimaaru 

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Anyone solo'd an lvl 50+ nm's on rng? if so which?

So far i have only solo'd Iriz Ima. And i have been searchin the web for a list of more i can solo, but so far nothing.

So here i am asking.


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User is offline   Maggote 

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eh not sure, but i think that on the picture thread Doa said that he solo'd Gration, then wiki say that rng can solo Brass borer and the thipia sting NM.
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User is offline   Antithesis 

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Genbu

Then again, anyone can probably solo him.

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User is offline   DoA 

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Anything that sleep bolts won't build a resitance too or you Bloody Bolt faster than they can damage you.

Tiphia Sting is easy, just need lots of sleep bolts, he will stay slept the whole time. 100% drop if I remember correctly.

Gration is not an amateur solo. I advice Movement Speed gear & ~3 hours of free time.

Brass Borer I have no experience with.

Creepig Doom - lvl 30 BCMM I've been burning my seals on a much more profitable BCNM but I've wanted to try and solo this for awhile. Supposedly does not build a resistance to sleep bolts but I don't have first hand knowledge. Friend suggested this when I was complaining about finding a Wyvern Earring.

DoT Kite - If you have room to kite and not get hit you can Machine Xbow/Venom. A few ZNM come to mind along with a few other mobs.

There are more but I won't give them away for those who use them as profit. =)

Most times it's more profitable to farm NM's on other jobs due to the ammount of ammo that you will be using.
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