How to spawn ALOT of mobs in Scholo

[Opirity]

Hi i am here to show you how to spawn alot of mobs when boosting in Scholomance!

Its really simple and easy , we are going to focus on:
Scholomance Dark Summoner



Now whats soo good about the Dark Summoner you may ask!

Well , they have around 7000 mana , and they have a special ability to summon "Risen Lackeys"

It costs 100 mana to summon a lackey

Risen Lackey


The lackeys have around 300 hp, so its an easy kill if you're AOE.

And when you have aggroed all Dark Summoners there will be a LackeyFest! ALOT of lackeys will be spawned!!




~opi

[Vyre]

Tell us how many there comes, how much XP an hour do you get?

Is it faster than questing?

Etc mate, so far it's pretty useless, except you found some mobs who summon other mobs, that might give less XP, because thats usually how it is with summoned mobs.

[NerieX]

@Vyre
The Dark Summoners is summoning some other mobs when you aggro them.
And if you aggro many of the Dark Summoners you will get a hell lot of the summoned mobs in the end.
Then just AoE them and there will be a good bunch of XP coming in to the one being boosted

[Opirity]

yeah its exactly what NerieX says, and it takes 2sec for summoners to summon the lackeys, and it costs 100 mana for em to summon

[NerieX]

aggro them all,
wait 350 seconds,
keep healing yourself,
now if there is 20 Dark Summoners in there it will be about 1000 Risen Lackeys

[Vyre]

Yeah, dude i know what he's saying, i'm just pointing out it's useless when we don't know how much XP they actually give, because a lot of mobs that gets summoned by other mobs gives crappy XP

Once you post XP/H or something like that this is pretty useless..

[HunterHero]

yea please tell us the xp the minions give?

[darthdiddy]

they nerfed this, the summoned mobs no longer give exp

[Opirity]

yup that is true, saw this now..


but now its an awesome way of spawning alot of mobs

[Vyre]

So you didn't even bother to test it first? -.-

You found this on some crappy guide or something?

Please check if the thing actually works before even bothering writing a guide about it....