This is the hardest camp that this guide will cover - there's about 18 or more enemies at this camp and the enemies here will often come in pulls of 2 or 3 at the very least. The last and final camp worth mentioning in this zone is the one marked with a green circle at the top of the map. Additionally you'll find a lot of Obliteration enemies that path around this general area too. You'll find Illusionist V'Shal over here as well as a dozen or so different trash mobs for you to pull and kill. If you find the entrance enemies too easy then I would recommend you swing by the camp marked with an orange circle on my map above. Rangers, Berserkers and Rogues will also benefit from hunting here as the enemies can be Headshot, Decapped and Assassinated.

No named enemies will spawn nearby the Bloody Kithicor Zone line which makes this a perfect EXP location for soloers or smaller groups/boxers. Those here looking to solo may want to aimlessly wander the fields in search of higher level animals to kill in single pulls or you may want to hang around the Obliteration enemies near the zone line to Bloody Kith marked with my blue circle on the map above. You'll find large 'enraged' animals patroling the zone which are tuned more to SoD levels as well as dozens of camps and patrols of Obliteration enemies, the same ones from Bloody Kithicor.ĭepending on the size of your group determines which camp you should choose. That aside, there are *some* changes between the two zones. That's right you can straight up still kill a Dervish Cutthroats in this zone and get the same loot as the original Commonlands!

It has the same layout as the original Commonlands and even many of the same enemies - which weren't even increased in level or given new drops for the revamp. While Bloody Kithicor got an entire make over with the SoD expansion, Old Commonlands did not. You'll find the Old Commonlands zone line on the far eastern end of Bloody Kithicor Woods - much like it was in original EQ. The bioactive glass appears to be the most reliable synthetic material.Old Commonlands is a revamped version of the original classic EQ Commonlands which, much like Old Commonlands, is connected to Kithicor Woods. On the basis of the available limited literature, it seems that mastoid obliteration with synthetic materials is a valuable and safe surgical technique for patients who undergo canal wall down mastoidectomy. Mastoid obliteration resulted in a decrease in the complications associated with the open mastoid cavity. Most authors used bioactive glass as a filler material. Out of a total of 244 citations, 15 articles were identified, where patients underwent mastoid obliteration with synthetic materials. The search focused on papers concerning the mastoid obliteration with synthetic material, as we focused on looking for outcomes and reported complications. We searched Web of Science, PubMed, and MEDLINE from 2008 to 2018 using the criteria mastoid obliteration, canal wall down mastoidectomy, chronic otitis media, and cholesteatoma. The purpose of this survey is to review the published literature related to the therapeutic value of mastoid obliteration with synthetic materials. The materials used for this reason are either biological or synthetic. The remaining large mastoid bowl is associated with a number of issues one of the main techniques that have been developed in order to avoid such problems is the obliteration of the mastoid cavity. Canal wall down mastoidectomy is a surgical technique used for the eradication of middle ear disease.

Obliteration wander