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Parrying
50-100 parrying in one day without sparring
If you don't start with 50 parrying, buy it up from an NPC. You also will need about 15 shields, as they will break.
Go to the Jhelom Pits and lure two fighters out into town (so you don't get pked) and have them bash on you. You should start gaining fast from the start.
If you want to do it unattended, have a script running in the background that does two things:
1. re-equip a shield if one breaks (if lefthand empty, equip shield to left hand)
2. begin healing yourself when your health drops below a certain amount.
Eventually the NPCs weapons will break and you will take less damage so healing won't be as much as a necessity, but until then, keep an eye on your health. After their weapons break you will still gain, however, so it is actually benificial for you.
You can expect to GM parrying somewhere between 7-9 hours, if everything goes smoothly.
If you don't start with 50 parrying, buy it up from an NPC. You also will need about 15 shields, as they will break.
Go to the Jhelom Pits and lure two fighters out into town (so you don't get pked) and have them bash on you. You should start gaining fast from the start.
If you want to do it unattended, have a script running in the background that does two things:
1. re-equip a shield if one breaks (if lefthand empty, equip shield to left hand)
2. begin healing yourself when your health drops below a certain amount.
Eventually the NPCs weapons will break and you will take less damage so healing won't be as much as a necessity, but until then, keep an eye on your health. After their weapons break you will still gain, however, so it is actually benificial for you.
You can expect to GM parrying somewhere between 7-9 hours, if everything goes smoothly.