The Different Forms of Mobs to Hunt
There are three different mobs of note to hunt. There are the Elites, the Rares, and the Named Mobs. Mobs can be Named and not Elite or Rare and they can be Elite without being Rare or Named. But, generally, if a mob is rare, they are both named and elite. The important factor here is that most of these mobs will drop a much greater set of loot and items than the standard mobs you’re used to farming on.
And to top things off, the Balaur mobs in the Abyss can be all three of these things, plus they drop higher amounts of experience as well as a greater number of rare items, plus Abyss points that can be used later in the game for a variety of different things.
What You Can Gain
The primary thing you will gain from mobs that are higher level s or rare than others is green and blue gear. You might even find a few mobs that drop even higher level gear (though it is exceptionally rare). These items, along with the crafting materials that many mobs will drop, can be worth a tremendous profit in the Trade Broker or for a crafter who will take them and flip them into valuable goods.
Balaurs for Cash
As you see, hunting Balaur mobs will be the most profitable of any of these because of the added drops that come with the Abyss. The biggest problem of course is that this region is also a PvP zone which makes it hard to get time to yourself to maximize the speed at which you farm.
However, ultimately, if you spend your time in the Abyss, taking control of fortresses to get the rare recipes, and farming on the Balaur there, you will gain Kinah, rare items, rare materials, and Abyss Points, all of which can be turned into cold hard wealth in game. This is by far the most efficient and profitable way to go about loading up on what you need to be competitive in Aion.
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