There are quite a few different named enemies for you to kill up here too some of which can also be killed with small groups or sometimes even solo by a well geared and skilled player. The location on the map above is best known as the Undead Side of Lguk or the northern portion and will be extremely tough for you without a group (assuming it's Classic EQ still when you read this). Where as on the other side of things killing the Undead Frogloks actually builds your reputation with the living ones. The only downside of hunting the Living Frogloks I can think of is it'll make you hostile to the Frogloks in Upper Guk. That's all the named enemies you can find in the southern portion of Lower Guk aka the Live Side! Once you go far enough south in LGuk to reach the living Frogloks you'll find the EXP to be about the same as what you'd get up north in the Undead Frogloks. The Froglok King: Crown of the Froglok Kings, Mithril Two-Handed Sword The first item on the list is their common drop with the second item being their rare.Ī Froglok Noble: White Gold Necklace, Gilded ClothĪ Froglok Crusader: Runed Falchion, Mithril-Runed TunicĪ Froglok Yun Priest: Silver-plated Leggings, Amethyst BraceletĪ Froglok Herbalist: Mithril Frog Totem, Shimmering White ShroudĪ Froglok Tactician: Black Tome with Silver Runes, Platinum Tiara Check below for more information on what these nameds drop. If you're a boxer or with a group you'll find better EXP further south at the Froglok Crusader camp or the Froglok Herbalist/Froglok King. These are the easiest named enemies to solo in the tunnels area:Ī Minotaur Elder: Chrysoberyl Talisman, Carved Ivory MaskĪ Minotaur Patriarch: Azure Sleeves, Ebony Bladed Sword The further south you go, starting about when you pass the Froglok Noble enemies start taking a difficulty hike and coming in pairs or worse. The tunnels throughout this area are commonly solo'd by well geared Necromancers or other classes with good solo capabilities or they're taken out by groups small in number. It also contains a lot of information not found on this page about the zone and the mobs in it.This is the Lower Guk "Living Side". This guide may contain errors or inaccuracies since the game has changed a lot since I wrote it.
Lower Guk Original Almar's EQ Leveling Guide It'll give you a list of all the different items you should be keeping an eye out for to Barter/Sell!
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If you need more plat while leveling I strongly recommend you check out my How to make more plat while leveling by Bartering Guide. Follow the links provided to learn more about each item. Though, the Backpacks will likely be more expensive. Alternatively you could also buy Unexpanded Tailored Backpacks as well. If you're having trouble managing your Inventory Space I highly recommend you invest in some Extraplanar Trade Satchels which are 32 Slot Tradeskill Bags. This zone gets revamped during Hardcore Heritage which occurs during the spring/summer months. The best way to reach Lower Guk is by traveling through Innothule Swamp and through Upper Guk. You can stay in Lower Guk all the way to level 50 if you want to - it'll slow down a bunch in the late 40s though so I would recommend you head to City of Mist at some point in the 40s if you decided to start with Lower Guk. If they con dark blue to your merc he shouldn't have any trouble with them though. or you could move up north into the undead froglok area where you'll be getting more than one enemy per pull. If you'd like to take some risks you can keep going south and killing living Frogloks until the Froglok King.
The further south you go (once you come to living frogloks) the enemies will start increasing in level and density. In this area you'll find Evil Eye, Patriarch, Minotaur Elder and a bit further south there's a Froglok Noble. The southern area on the map with all of the tunnels is the safest and easiest place for lower levels to solo. Depending on what level you are and what your gear situation looks like you'll either want to do the southern portion of Lower Guk or the Northern portion. Since this zone was part of original Everquest the mobs are tuned to how people were geared at that time which means these are some of the weakest mobs you can find for this level range.ĭespite their weakness these mobs do drop a decent amount of plat with each kill which is primarily the reason this zone is listed. Lower Guk - the original end game zone!! To this day you'll still be able to get some solid adventuring out of this once hot spot. Lower Guk - Post Mercenary Leveling Guide
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