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From: John Kim <kim@...>
To: eqbards@onelist.com <eqbards@onelist.com>
Date: Sunday, July 18, 1999 8:58 AM
Subject: Re: [eqbards] Re: Lute of the Gypsy Princess

>From: John Kim <kim@...>
>
>On Sat, 17 Jul 1999, Justin L. Cummings wrote:
>>
>> ps.. btw Whenever anyone would like to drop some medium bronze my way, go
>> right ahead (whould trade an archielogist bag and other junk) .. and I

love

>> the little (rather large sometimes) goblin trains of Permafrost.. such a
>> great zone :P
>
>Kind of off-topic, but I know all our human and half-elf
>compatriots are eagerly looking for this stuff. We got our
>first piece of medium bronze last night. It was off a L25
>goblin we pulled from deep in the cave system past the
>Archeologist. That would put it at roughly the same level as
>the dry bones and nobles that most often drop small bronze in
>Unrest; except that everything trains in Permafrost and you
>can't use Accelerando/SoW, thus requiring a much higher level
>group to survive there, much less get this stuff.

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I warned everyone, spoiler in the subject line....
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Ok, that;s enough space....
Our group has been finding Medium Bronze by the boat-load in Solusek B.
Oh, yeah, sure, it can be a nasty dungeon, but here's a few ideas.

1. We have found that medium bronze in Sol B is just as plentiful as Small
Bronze is in Unrest. I collected 5 pieces of Medium Bronze in less than 2
hours!

2. Who carries it? Just about any Kobold.

3. Sol B, right near the entry. Camp there with your group. Right around the
corner, start luring Kobolds, one at a time. A group of mid 20's with at
least once cleric SHOULD be able to handle a single kobold. If things get
hairy, you are RIGHT by the zone.

4. Whether they do or do not have bronze on them, repeat.

5. Season to taste. I just ended up giving 4 of those pieces away to fellow
bards who require medium armor. Who says you can't have Christmas in July?
(smile)