Prophecy of Ro ProgressionFollow

* The keyed zones in the Prophecy of Ro are the Plane of Music (better known as the Theater of Blood) and Deathknell, the Tower of Dissonance.

* Zone Listings:
- Theater of Blood
- Deathknell, the Tower of Dissonance

* Seven tasks are required for Theater of Blood access:
- The Key to the Past
- The Burning Prince
- Message from the Past
- Samples of Corruption
- Skylance: Library
- Skylance: The Oubliette
- Skylance: The Laboratory



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I was working on this a little while ago, but had to stop due to a new job. I hope to finish it but i dont see it happening any time in the near future.

Boycotted PoR as my responce to the January rollbacks. I still have plenty pre-PoR to keep me busy.

Edited, Aug 4th 2006 at 7:27pm EDT by EQbud

I retired out of EQ before the Freeport revamps so I'm not up on the current lore but, lokking at the included links, shouldn't the Plane of Music include Miss Ayonae Ro?

My main is epicless, I have done the POJ trials with all 3 of my toons over 46 and thats it. I don't have enough time to get access to all of these zones. :(

she is, deathknell is the tower in the plane of music (ToB)

Don't buy expansions anymore, since this no drop policy instituted at Gulf of Gunthark, explosion of bazaar costs and the greed of SoE; I find myself falling further behind all the time. No reason to buy expansions when can't even begin to get all the spells from WoS expansion

My guild just needs to kill Sullon Zek to get in to Deathknell.

I have done quite a few gear tasks in Ro, and would recommend them to anyone, they drop great gear for limited time commitment. and petjoh take heart, at one time I thought I would never get my 69-70 OOW spells and the wife and I almost retired. We geared up and started going to MPG on a daily basis and camped TC/BH, Odi/Ghio and got a few, but our real money maker was Battlemaster Denik. You'll need a pet pull class, a bard, or a FD class to split the camp but it is well worth it. At this time my sk is only missing one spell and that's the 69 DoN raid spell (see other posts, I do not and will not raid)

lol in reply to your post bbot, perhaps you spend a bit to much time on the forms and not enough time in game.

Only lvl 53, and 840 posts.. Well nuff said.

I am still catching up on the other expantions to try PoR. Give me a year or so and i might get it. And give SoE a couple of years to fix all the bugs they still have.

Dear Sir Groggle. below I have included your quote from my earlier remarks.
Why don't you just admit you have been placed here as a shill for Sony. Going on, your first "question"-- "what no drop policy"- duh Gulf of Gunthark was first expansion where new spells were no drop, after that everything became no drop or it's corrolary "attuneable". Your second "question"-- "what explosion of bazaar costs"- You must really have your head where the sun don't shine.Also I noticed you didn't address my cavaet "greed of SoE"- your silence on this issue is overwhelming testimony to the blatant face of SoE greed and stupidity. Thanks for your welcome feedback that can rebutted so easily. I suggest you keep your alleged "thoughts" to yourself in the future. If you want to really qualify any of your remarks/"thoughts" as requiring anything but a subliminal animal response to truth and light; then Duh, keep up the good work because you sure make a big glaring target and reflecton of SoE corporate stupidity.

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Don't buy expansions anymore, since this no drop policy instituted at Gulf of Gunthark, explosion of bazaar costs and the greed of SoE; I find myself falling further behind all the time. No reason to buy expansions when can't even begin to get all the spells from WoS expansion

what nodrop policy, what explosion of bazaar costs?

The quoted paragraph is a very narrow-minded thought. Even assuming you're right that a "majority" of players can't keep up with the ever evolving content, how does producing new expansions decrease the amount of content available to this majority?

Not only does it add new challenging encounters for the "minority" who are able to keep up with the content, but allows alternate paths of progression (often easier) for the more casual "majority" allowing them to experience a) new content in the new expansion and b) content from previous expansions they were previously unable/unwilling to partake in. I don't believe for a second that because there's a new raid zone that raid_guild_001 decides to start raiding, that casual_guild_001 can't still enjoy the content that was already there.

Basically what you're saying is "I can't keep up, so I don't want other people to have fun with new stuff." Sir Groogle certainly was on the money with his critique of your thoughts, if a bit rough around the edges... and no, you're not special and if you're offended by what he said, that's your problem, not his.

Corollary: Making up the term "no drop policy that started in Gulf of Gunthak" does not suddenly make that term meaningful to anyone but you.

Edited, Aug 7th 2006 at 5:15pm EDT by ROzzl