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Training Hunter

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My hunter is almost 45 and i this far i've catched swamp lizards and now when it's 45 should i go to catch spotted kebbits or stay with swamp lizards...(until level 53) :?: :)

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I would go with the best salamander you can.

 

 

 

Falconry requires too much dropping. <.<

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Falconry's slow: "click on kebbit, drop fur, drop bones, click on kebbit and again. Though if you like falconry, go ahead :lol:

 

 

 

But yea, you could either stick with swamp lizards or ferrets (if you've done Eagles Peak quest). Swamps and ferrets also require a lot of dropping but it's much faster exp.

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What about training hunter at level 56+?

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You could stick with orange sals even up to level 70 (if you're in for quick exp) then go with red chins. Why start chins at level 70? Because the red chins don't OWN your traps as often as when you were level 63.

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