Down on the floor in the center can get a little congested with multiples on pulls. If he is not there you can single pull all 6 of the mobs up on the bridge for even more kills and work your way through the west wall of C1. Up top is a bridge that can have a raid mob at the center named General Douchebag Flamesong or something like that. Gate/Origin/Throne required to get out so the single pulls become more important to melee classes without gate. Once you lev over to the wall it will not let you jump off the wall and run to the zone out tree. One note - you cannot zone out from here. You should get a level each time you clear it. Continue up the stairs at the south end and clear the top wall back to where you started. Clear the lower level of the East wall of C1, and even the 2 at the south end that are spawned right together will single pull.
You can single pull this wall and the only adds you will get is if a roamer walks right through your fight. The agro radius of the fire guys and efreeti's is very very small. There is a mob there that is static and I typically go down the stairs there and set up behind the stairs in a little nook with a mob there. You will need to run up as high as you can on the hill at the north end of the first wall and run over to the top of the wall. Your merc tank will struggle at first and you may have to take some agro to keep him alive.Īt 62 invis up and levitate over to what is known as C1. If you are a kiting class you can go behind the zone in area to a little valley just over the hill behind you that has no spawns and no roamers.
Typically I like to stay at the zone in until 62.
Pulling to the zone in is relatively safe, but in this zone it is easy to get adds out in the fields because the trees hide nearby mobs. You must be lvl 60 to enter PoF and when you zone in be sure to locate the tree that is the zone out just in case you need to get out fast. I am sure there are better places than PoF to level but I love this zone and post this to share what I have learned. This brief guide is posted to help those returning to EQ and struggling to level through the 60's. The whereabouts of the Tyrant of Fire is a mystery, and shall likely remain so for some time, as his plane poses a deadly threat to even the gods themselves should they enter. The lake of lava can incinerate anyone foolish enough to try to swim through its burning expanse. The guardians are perched on pedestals, their wings hovering above their bodies in readiness to pounce on any intruders. Rising out of the searing lake is a large island of volcanic rock and obsidian.Ī tremendous lake of lava is traversed by the Phoenix Bridge, aptly guarded by planar phoenixes. Petrified trees burn eternally, creating a magnificent forest of obsidian pillars and crimson flames.īeyond the obsidian forest, a lava stream cascades like a waterfall from a high cliff, feeding a lake below. Magma is forced through the surface into geysers of molten rock. Scorched and choked with acrid smoke, the Plane of Fire reflects the creative and destructive element of fire and is the manifestation of Fennin Ro, the Tyrant of Fire.Įverywhere, volcanic mountains spout lava flows that gather in pools.
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