This is an original strategy guide, written by Spitt of RPG-Exploiters.com.

On most servers Iron and Wood cost more then any other resource. Occasionally, food is a scarce resource, usually on older servers – that’s just supply and demand however, since NPC farming should get you enough food to last a while.  I have decided I want to build a resource city.  I am going to make it produce both wood and iron, and to allow the storage in warehouses, but to not produce armies.  If armies are needed, they will be housed there from other cities.  The idea is to only make it a resources producing town, good for alliances and peeps who want to have their own “farm town”.

Primarily it will be Lumbermills and Ironmines, with 1 each of Farm and Quarry.  I make those, simply for the bonuses.  Instead of building a ton of barracks, I will build 1, with a ton of Warehouses.  This will allow me again to gain the bonus.  The barracks will be destroyed after all the bonuses are gained.

We will do away with wall defenses, and instead leave the gates open and a maximum sized embassy (with armies housed within).  When we need resources we will simply close the gates, kick the city from the alliance, have our own armies attack, and shift the resources around in the warehouses to make them available for the attacking army.  Once the “raid” is complete, we open the gates again, re-work the warehouse percentages, and invite back to the alliance.

Tip 1: For some unknown reason, most people grab level 10 Lakes.  In most cases since food is cheaper on most servers, it’s better to grab Hills and Forests.

Tip 2: If you or your alliance – or even group of alliances are being pounded by the top few alliances, band together, and stop selling food.  With the lack of food, or even higher food rates, then the enemies who have been attacking you, can starve and lose their armies.

Introduction

This build enables players to solo farm monsters by creating up to 6 Ritualist spirits to kill foes. Rangers are able to do this with their core attribute Expertise, which reduces the energy cost to make these spirits.

This build can also farm other locations, however this guide will help teach you how to solo farm the Underworld for them lovely Globs of Ectoplasms!

The Build

Attributes

12 Expertise (use an Expertise Mask+Superior Expertise Rune)
8 Communing
10 Channeling
10 Restoration

Skills

(These contain hyper-links to the Official Guild Wars Wiki. Please click them for details of the skills)

Signet of Spirits [E]
Vampirism
Bloodsong
Pain
Shadowsong
Armor of Unfeeling
Spirit Leech Aura
Painful Bond

Equipment

*Max Armour with Radiant Insignias.
* A high-energy staff. Example: Staff of the Forgotten
* High Armour & Health set. i.e. A 16AL Shield with 30hp and a Weapon – Sword, Axe or Spear – with a 30hp mod.
* Recommended to bring another mask to swap with your main Superior Expertise mask to gain an extra 75hp when needed.

The “Underworld”

To get to The Underworld, all players of the party must be Ascended, Weh no Su or must have completed the quest “Hunted!”. Players must then either use a Passage Scroll to the Underworld, or pay 1 Platinum to the Voice of Grenth at a Statue of Grenth while the world has the Favour of the Gods in any of the following locations:

* Chantry of Secrets (Nightfall)
* Temple of the Ages (Prophecies)
* Zin Ku Corridor (Factions)

How to use;

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Everybody has been wonder what the next big bot would be to replace MMOGlider.  Unfortunately, MMOGlider is stuck in a loop of misery with the lawsuit results from early 2009, Mercury can’t even work without losing money.  Anything he does or earns, beyond the money he needs to live on goes to Blizzard.  Can I feel sorry for him? Not really.  He was first given a Cease and Desist order, which he probably could have kept the millions he earned off of Glider.  Had he instead done the cowardly thing, and simply moved out of the country, or sold off his venture to a company that can’t be sued for selling a WoW bot, then all would have been ok. Instead he chose to fire back at Blizzard, and take them to court – and lost.

So that left a hole open for a while, and now, there’s something to fill in the vacancy, a new bot that works like a charm and already has 1-80 leveling profiles for both factions.  Future releases hope to have quest leveling and PvP farming.

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This is a really great way to powerlevel your main character, if you can AOE farm.  But you do need to be able to dual box, either on the same computer or a second computer.  This does use something of an exploit, but it’s not too detectable, nor likely to get you banned since it’s just using the game mechanics to your advantage.

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Using 3 accounts, 1 main and 1-2 RAF accounts, you can bypass the 5 max instances per hour, in order to level quicker. You can optionally use this to farm chests and items in instances.
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This is a guide to setting up a free bot, which will fly around and farm Netherwing Egg’s for you.  It’s recommended you make your own profile, and only farm a few hours a day.  The bot is free to use, but of course with all things Bots… it’s use at your own risk.

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This video is to show you how to get your own drake with just a few minutes of farming each day.  It will show you the “loop” or path used to stack up tons of eggs every day. The person in the video earned 4 drakes and would like to share this to others looking to hit exalted fast.