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Species: variable (labbing)
lvl: 21 (lab owned)
hp: 130
str: 75
def:40

set:

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Greater Healing Scroll
Stone Club
Purple Sticky Hand
Green Frost Cannon
Leaf Shield
Jittery Jipple Potion
Steaming Skeem Potion

I lab every day. I don't do training school (for obvious reasons). My income is about 300k per month (it varies greatly due to the nature of stocks).

Currently I'm training a lenny (for the freezer) since I wanted to be competitive in 2-p at low boosts. But he's still low, and im second guessing my choice since i've calculated the cost of getting him to both 55th boosts. Plus, I can't k-quest properly with two pets.

So my alternative is to fight it out with the lab to get to same boost (at the costs of mils at this point) Or train the lenny for 2-p and use my lab rat for wars/1-p.

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Would it be abetter idea to simply save up for h4000 and forget about the lenny? Or would it cost more to try and balance the lab rat?

I have time to decide, since the price of both dubloons and codestones has inflated so bad due to the war.

GraphEdit: Posts merged. Please edit instead of double-posting.

I think that you need to get another reliable constant. Upgrade the Stone Club to a Golden Compass becuase the Stone Club gets completly owned by the leaf shield, making its position in a 2 player battledome set a little questionable. The compass does hard to block icons, and defends a little dark as well.

If you want to balance that pet, you would have to stop labbing right now. Not only does it raise hitpoints too much, and lower level too much, it also has a negative effect on your defence. A labrat will pretty much never have even strength and defence boosts.

Have you started training the lenny yet?

First of all, editting your post would be a better idea than double posting

Ok, if your agi is 200+ and int is 100+ a Heavy robe of Theivery is a good idea

heidirose12345 Wrote:I think that you need to get another reliable constant. Upgrade the Stone Club to a Golden Compass becuase the Stone Club gets completly owned by the leaf shield, making its position in a 2 player battledome set a little questionable. The compass does hard to block icons, and defends a little dark as well.

If you want to balance that pet, you would have to stop labbing right now. Not only does it raise hitpoints too much, and lower level too much, it also has a negative effect on your defence. A labrat will pretty much never have even strength and defence boosts.

Have you started training the lenny yet?

Yeah, trained him abit, not even up to 35 boosts yet.

I know the negative side effects of the lab, I'm baisically asking if It would be cheaper in the long run to train a secondary put, or to keep evening out the lab rat.

Also, wouldn't you think the 2.6 dark def a little wasted on a defense inbalanced pet? I mean are far as use would be concerned I would only be blocking fractions of icons from people of my strength boost.

kalnjak Wrote:First of all, editting your post would be a better idea than double posting

Ok, if your agi is 200+ and int is 100+ a Heavy robe of Theivery is a good idea

Even for 2-p? I find many of the other guild battlers are smart enough to move anything worthwhile off thier first slot. It also costs a bit...

madzorpanda Wrote:

kalnjak Wrote:First of all, editting your post would be a better idea than double posting

Ok, if your agi is 200+ and int is 100+ a Heavy robe of Theivery is a good idea

Even for 2-p? I find many of the other guild battlers are smart enough to move anything worthwhile off thier first slot. It also costs a bit...

Eh, if I was gonna recomend Heavy robe of Theivery for 2-P, it'd ONLY be for 2-P where you think your opponent might have something good in thier first slot. By the time you get your stats up to the 200s if you train agility, the 1-p opponents you;re fighting are mostly mean and like to carry thier good weapons in later slots and/ or have non-weapon items for the first couple slots. . Unless you have an urge to repeatedly de-snottify Muekea... I just think the 200 agility requirement makes it overpriced for what it does, as agility isn't really useful for anything else. If you have 200 agility, try it out, otherwise, don't bother.

No, I certainly don't have either 100 int OR 200 agil.

Any other advice?