Instanced UnrestFollow

Hi All,

Ok, so a couple of questions on this subject:

1) Is it true that to do the task ALL partymembers need to be within 5 levels of each other?

2) How do you zone out once inside?


My Druid, a Shammy and another druid (Yes the ultimate group! ) wanted to check it out. so we got the task headed to Dagnors found the assistant (Seems to be a bug here, she says each member must state that they are ready, I said it only and away we went) and then found ourselves in Unrest with every mob indiff to us.

We head to the highest room on the tower and every mob changes to KOS...hehe...nice trap. Well we got a few (11 maybe? ) adds and decided to bolt. Surprise the Zone line is inactive.... ....and after several laps around the house I finally leave the zone the same way my buds do.....port mortem! lol

Any other info on this would be appreciated as well.

Edited, Thu Jun 23 10:02:27 2005 by dbernor

I think the level range is 10 levels for these instanced missions. The loot is based on the avg. lvl of the group. The avg. lvl of group has to be 68 (maybe 67)+ in order to get the +65hp/mana/end aug.

Once everyone has zoned into Unrest have everyone follow closely up to the top tower. Then it will go through a small script and the zone will repop with KoS mobs. You have to kill 3 "named" mobs. The librarian, the dude down in the gazebos and then kill Garanel (in the pit). Make sure 1 person (doesn't have to be the leader) loots all three items for the mission. Once Garanel is down a chest will pop with 1 piece of loot.

The way my group has been doing it is to lev up in the upper tower and float over to the balcony to kill the librarian. You can then lev down towards the gazebo area. You'll have to kill a few roamers and then kill the named in the gazebo. AFter that one is down, you'll have to work around (theres a mixture of live and dead mobs, so 1 invis won't work) to the dungeon.

Be careful fighting in the dungeon because the mobs like to aggro through the walls. I would pull the whole tunnel and torture room outside first, then have the party move to the torture room and pull the pit area.

Aye a good Bard can pull all the named to the entrance we have farmed this instanced in my guild. Got the completion down to 15 mins, and noone but the bard ever leaves the Zone in area. hehe.

Thanks for the Info...we will definitly be devoting a bit of time to this.

Is this the only Instanced like this or are there some others?

There were also 2 other instnaces that were added at the same time as these two (in the May patch). One is a mid 30s instance in North Qeynos (the gnolls invade) and one other that I cant remember where it is located).

Not to be snarky or anything, but...

You had two druids in your group and it never occured to either one to have succor loaded? You didn't even need to zone. Just succor back to the zoneline and start the adventure from there.

Please tell me that you didn't somehow manage to get your druid to level 63 without having a clue what succor does and when/why you use it? I mean, I could understand maybe being caught with your pants down that one first time, but to be a druid, with succor, ports, and gate spells, and not even be able to figure out how to manage that situation after you've had time to think about it?

Learn your class. Learn *why* you have the spells you have. Learn what exactly they do (succor takes you to the "safe point" in the zone, which is usually right in front of the zoneline, and clears all agro at the same time). Learn what situations each spell will help you overcome. Clearly, in a situation where you've agroed more then you can handle, and can't run to a zoneline, using succor should be the *obvious* first solution.

Gbaji wrote:



Well yes you are being snarky....(what ever the hell that means)

Yes we had succor and the Druid that had it mem'd dropped faster than an M&M into a fat kids mouth.

I posted this topic for info on the new instanced zones...not for a "Learn your Class" lecture. So basically what I am saying to you is with 10113 posts I FIND IT HARD TO BELEIVE you added absolutely NOTHING to this discussuion. I can understand that you have an opinion but I certainly didnt ask for it here.

So in closing...try and stay on topic and be helpful, instead of interjecting your personal opinion.

Thanks to those that actually posted helpful info once again.

I do not concur with your opinion of Gbaji's comments. He may have been mistaken in your game knowledge and skill, but he is free to post what he wants.
You in return do have the right to take exception.

I will point out that you said nothing about the other druid dying. You did say you left the way the others did, by porting out.


Joujuka, if you read dfrnchmen post two posts above yours you may realize there are 4 instanced adventures that were added to the game.

Oh please, that post of Gbaj's was just an uncalled for flame, pure and simple. Sure dbernor didn't provide the specifics about why or why they did not succor, but to assume that no one though to use it in a group of 63's is just assanine. If he wanted to post a snotty opinion on why they should have just succored, he could have done so without writing a short novel about learning to play your class.

I'm really suprised and disappointed to hear someone who's opinion I value defend a completely unjustified flame.

The point of my post was not to flame, but to perhaps suggest that a player can learn from his mistakes.

Since the questions you asked had already been answered, I was going more for the "teach a man to help himself" broad suggestion. If you took offense, then I appologize. I *honestly* was flabbergasted by two components of your post:

1. You failed to mention at all what you attempted or planned to do. You specifically mentioned "running laps" around the zone while trying to figure out what to do, but never listed what you came up with, what you tried, what didn't work, etc. Except for attempting to zone out in the normal manner of course.

2. You then asked for advice about the instance. The first question you posed is perfectly sensible and of no relevance to my response. The second one just floored me. You asked how someone can get out of the zone. Since the *only* mention of an attempt to leave was you trying to run through where the zone would normally be, I was left to assume that it simply never occured to you to use gate or port.


Together, this implied to me that even after dying, and having time to think about it, you still hadn't figured out a handful of *extremely obvious* ways to manage that situation. I even mentioned it in my post. I granted the fact that at the time you died the first time, you may not have had the correct spells loaded. I don't blame people for not knowing what to do beforehand. I *do* question people when after the fact they don't seem to be able to figure out how to avoid the problem they just faced.

I wasn't flaming you for dying. I was "flaming" you because it most certainly appeared from you post that you didn't know how to avoid dying the next time. Given that you play a druid, and druids get gate, ports, and succors, it just seemed amazing to me that you didn't post something like: "I know that I can just gate or port out, and can use succor to clear agro so we can avoid that problem the next time, but what other mechanisms exist to exit the zone?". That would have been a reasonable question. The way you phrased it made it sound like despite being a druid, and presumably understanding what all of those spells do, you were still sitting around scratching you head wondering how to get out of the zone...


I also don't agree that my post had no value and provided no information. I described in detail *exactly* what succor does and how it can be used to avoid the problem you had in your original post. How is that not "useful"? If someone else had posted this exact thread before you did your first unrest instance, and had read my post, would you have died? Likely not. You'd have made sure to load up succor and been ready to use it to clear agro in exactly the manner I suggested. I don't just post on this forum to answer direct questions posed by individual posters. I post in a manner intended to inform a broad number of people about how to overcome obstacles in the game. To me, providing players with the tools and knowledge to solve their own problems is more valuable then just directly answering the single questions they ask.

Zero value and contribution? I think not...


Again. I appologize if my post bothered you. But honestly, my first reaction after reading your thread was "How could anyone who plays a level 63 druid not know how he should have handled that situation?". Perhaps you did know how to manage it. That's great. But you didn't post that, so I have to assume you are still not sure. I also have to assume that there are other players out there who might not know what they should do in that situation either. So if I offended you while informing them, then I'm sorry, but this is a game site dedicated to providing information about playing the game. You're not the only person I may be considering when I post.

Unrest is simple, i 5 box it with 69 cleric and shammy, and 70 war chanter and dru. Setup at zl and send dru in to start script then succor to group. Clean to gazeebo on right side and kill named. Clear to upstairs and kill libarian. Then head downstairs and kill to named. Tag named then run to zl and get reward. With this setup I complete in 40mins. Have aug and nice upgrades for shammy and cleric so far. Hate fury is more awkward due to random drop nature of notes required to complete script. Have done once but took a while.