training anatomies

[jekyllvhyde]

Been since the era of Martineus since I've played a monk or blademaster and I don't remember how I trained anatomies exactly. Is there anything you guys/gals can tell me to expedite this process besides train on pcs?

[mmajunkie]

Nothing special really, but think about racial homes...go train there

[Dale]

Get another char to train with you. Have them train disarm or something.

[jibber]

Mob: Most ranking areas

Human: Guildmasters in Major Cities

Elf: Elven Kingdom, Xymmeria

Dwarf: Khorandain, Gal Ranidon

Demihuman: Halfling Hamlet, Tarandue

Giant: Waterfall, Crystalmir Caverns, Flying Citadel, Ogre Village

Beast: Minoma, Rylardia

Flying: Airia, Gualorium, Escismir E'gal

Unique: Brimstone Pentagram, Keep of Myran Dammel, Discord

[Bert]

Marak is nice for anatomies.

You can get Dwarf, Human, Elf and Giant to 70+. I'm lazy, so training 4 anats in one place = WIN.

Demihuman sucks. Any good tips here? The hamlet really isn't that great, and training on unblockable attacks in Tarandue is a big fail. This is always my hardest anat to get to 100. Just haven't found the right mob yet.

Dwarf should go high on the multicolored pill vendor (Bhodann?)

Kaddars will get flying up a bit too, to high 80's I think.

[The-Nameless]

Unique: Pentagram

Human: Major town guildguards, use the melee ones since casters are meaner(that gets you to 70)

the individual races you can get with the racial towns should get you to near 70. For the harder mobs I just choose shopkeepers in the various towns, Dangerous to try at low levels, but you can literally get 5 anat in one round by fighting wicked high level mobs. also try the arena.

The anat you get from a mob is level x 2, so you ideally want to find mobs that are at or over level 50. Or Players. Players is the easiest way to do it, and you can usually find someone of that race who needs to train combat only skills (Disarm, Shield disarm, cleaves, roar, headbutt, haymaker etc etc.