Discover the transformative effects of pure magic chants in EQ2

Chants of Pure Magic EQ2 Chants of Pure Magic is a critical aspect of the popular online game EverQuest II (EQ2). In EQ2, magic is an integral part of the gameplay, and chants play a crucial role in harnessing and channeling that magic. **Chants of Pure Magic** refers to a set of specific spells or incantations that players can use to invoke and control different magical powers and abilities within the game. These chants are unique to each character class and serve different purposes in combat, healing, or support. The main idea behind **chants of pure magic** in EQ2 is to give players a sense of control and power over the mystical forces in the game. Through these chants, players can tap into various elements, such as fire, ice, or nature, and use them to their advantage.

The experts hemmed and hawed and poked and prodded at the new find, Eventually they agreed on calling it Etherwood Lumber, because it seemed to have picked up some ethereal energies along the way.

Mum clapped her hands over her ears, then looked around, noting that Agnor and a couple apprentices were looking guilty, and her friend Jazabelle was looking extremely innocent. What wasn t fun was how the unnamed tree depopped just as we rushed in the first time, which led to pulling the whole zone for an hour while waiting.

Through these chants, players can tap into various elements, such as fire, ice, or nature, and use them to their advantage. Each chant has its own set of requirements, such as specific mana or skill level, that players must meet to use them effectively. These requirements emphasize the importance of strategy and decision-making in combat situations.

Darkened Chanting Woodspirit

Spawns six woodspirit vineguards who are highly magic resistant.

Highly magic resistant.

70 SK - 13,000 HP and 1,200 AC -- 600 AA
70 Bard - 13,300 HP and 1,050 AC - 1,100 AA
70 Shaman - 12,700 HP and 950 AC - 400 AA
These stats are unbuffed.

I was able to trio this mob with my 3 box team on Mischief. There were a few moments where the SK took some good spikes, but overall the fight wasn't too bad. I don't consider myself to be an amazing boxer, but mediocre. No third party programs at all to help and I was able to pull this off so don't be afraid to give it a try with low numbers. So far I've been able to trio every fight from the 1.5 prequest, epic 1.5, and 2.0 (not bragging, but rather trying to give some perspective so people know what to expect).

Good luck on your epics!

Just a note - this guy despawns in like 2 minutes if not engaged. Found that out the hard way just now. Adds will stay up, but he won't.

I was able to Trio this in era with Monk/Shaman/Bard.

I parked my group near the northwest corner, and used the bard to pull the Lvl 70 along the wall and split him with fading memories. I was able to get him solo after about 3 fading memories. The adds will pop in and out of your agro list, but they never actually run over.

Tanked it with the monk starting with earthwalk to get setup. chain healed on the shaman and used potions + Call of the Ancients.

Died in about 50 seconds. Dropped full burns ASAP. Everyone is in Tacvi / Anguish gear

Ragefire TLP early DoDH era December 2018:

4 raid geared mains and 10 alts took this thing and its friends down in about 5 minutes. Couple alts bit the dust. If either of our tanks went below 50% HP, I missed it.

We were kinda pulling the whole zone in bits and pieces when it popped so there were adds to make it fun. What wasn't fun was how the unnamed tree depopped just as we rushed in the first time, which led to pulling the whole zone for an hour while waiting.

Everything else about its location, its unnamed "place holder" tree, the extremely high magic resistance, a generous amount of hp's . . . All of it . . . It's all true.

Not an easy fight for a shaman.
HIGHLY MAGIC RESISTANT. Got malo on him, and Feral-line landed. Everything else resisted.

When he is triggered, he will have 6 adds. THESE ARE MAGIC RESISTANT TOO

Iffy fight for anyone 80 / 85-ish and under

Spirit call, Rabid Bear, Group pact of Wolf, and weapon proc is about all you can do..
At Lv.88 with my T5 tank merc, the fight took about 10 minutes and was pure melee. Tank got low 2 or 3 times and rarely did i heal pet.

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Mob wasnt there, but i think the 2 nearby treeants (to /loc) are the PHs. Took 30 mins or so and he spawned

Not an easy fight for a shaman.
HIGHLY MAGIC RESISTANT. Got malo on him, and Feral-line landed. Everything else resisted.

When he is triggered, he will have 6 adds. THESE ARE MAGIC RESISTANT TOO

Iffy fight for anyone 80 / 85-ish and under

Spirit call, Rabid Bear, Group pact of Wolf, and weapon proc is about all you can do..
At Lv.88 with my T5 tank merc, the fight took about 10 minutes and was pure melee. Tank got low 2 or 3 times and rarely did i heal pet.

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Mob wasnt there, but i think the 2 nearby treeants (to /loc) are the PHs. Took 30 mins or so and he spawned

Thanks, added info.

Allakhazam Developer and Admin

Fairly certain he has a ph if you goto the location listed above and a treeant with a name is up kill it. I did and 15 mins later there was a treeant with no name and we got the mob to spawn.

Just in case there is any returning players like me looking for new info. He spawns at said loc. Wasn't up last night when I came to kill him so I camped and went to bed, was up in the morning. I invised my Shaman and ran him on top of the "un-named" tree and he popped along with adds.

I killed him with my 79 Ranger w/830aa's and 79 Shaman w/830aa's. Both are about 50/50 Fabled Planes gear and vendor bought Elegant/Archaic and the noob level Rogue&Cleric merc.

The Cleric ended up tanking some of the adds, I healed him for awhile with my Shaman then I pretty much let him die since my Shaman was a better tank and he was oom anyways. Ranger tanked Darkened Woods. The adds were just kind of all over the place. I could fully slow the adds with Balance but I couldn't even land Malos AA on Darkened Woods.

Regardless, he was easy and died.

Darkened Chanting Woodspirit was spawned at: +2070, -1130, -449 (north east corner of the zone).

Spawn cycle for "Un-named Three":
Up for 29min19sec
Down for 58min36sec
From spawn to next spawn 1h27min55sec (copied from below)

Ok have any class that can move fast (example: good horse or bard) tag named and pull along the north wall to the west end of zone, make sure you get the named and the adds close to the wall and drag them along. You do not need to Fade the agro on adds at all just keep running along the wall and adds will get hung up on a tree but the named will still keep comming. EASY SPLIT

My Bard and Shammy boxed it np..Couldnt ever get the Magic slow to land though but guessing diesase based slow should land. didnt really need to slow it but w/e.. /loc +2055, -1300 its a tree and has no name but you can target it.. just get shammy close and named pops then move out of there named wont agro if invized. get bard to pull and your done..hell, have the shammy pull dont matter.

Hope this Helps
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I wanted to post here because I was a little confused on where to find the un named tree. So.

I just saw him 5 minutes ago at POS 2099, NEG 1281, NEG 456 with my 63 Gnome Enchanter as the only PC in the zone. This is basically where the Shaman 2.0 guide puts him.

For those of us who are coordinate challenged, this area is in the North East section of the zone that you get to by swimming through the tunnel. Run north when you get out of the tunnel hugging the edge of the pit on your left. Go all the way to the North zone line and go east slightly. When you're looking on the map you should be on the north wall between the pit and the giant fort, and almost due north of the tunnel entrance. There is a forlorn ent really close to this spot also. Face south and start your NPC target cycling.

The un-named tree looks like one of the regular old tree ent mobs in the zone. It does not look like a tree, but an ent. When you target it, your target bar will have a full HP line and no name.

I hope that helps.

Ancient Olaag 75 Troll Shaman - Prexus

Edited, Sep 26th 2007 12:48pm by CriseaRosewhisper

Fairly certain he has a ph if you goto the location listed above and a treeant with a name is up kill it. I did and 15 mins later there was a treeant with no name and we got the mob to spawn.

One of the exciting aspects of **chants of pure magic** is the ability to combine different chants or use them in sequence to create powerful combos or chain spells. This feature adds depth and complexity to gameplay, allowing players to experiment and discover new strategies for victory. Furthermore, the visual effects accompanying these chants of pure magic are captivating. Players can witness dazzling displays of fireballs, lightning bolts, or healing auras, further enhancing their immersion in the magical world of EQ2. As players progress through the game, they can acquire more potent chants of pure magic through quests, achievements, or by defeating powerful opponents. This progression system ensures a sense of advancement and growth for players, keeping them engaged and motivated. In conclusion, **chants of pure magic** in EQ2 are an essential element of the game, providing players with the ability to tap into magical forces and exert control over them. With a wide variety of spells and gameplay mechanics, these chants add depth, strategy, and excitement to the overall gaming experience..

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Unleashing the true potential of your character with EQ2's pure magic chants