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itemstore - 29 Jun 2005 10:12 GMT
as I know, kill the elf,can earn 1000pp an hour, or kill the giants can
earn   1000 or 2000pp.other places ,like crystal caverns also can farm
more pp.everyone can try.if you konw other more better places to kill
the robs or farm the pp. Please tell me .

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Isloor - 29 Jun 2005 14:28 GMT
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Faned - 30 Jun 2005 15:25 GMT
> as I know, kill the elf,can earn 1000pp an hour, or kill the giants can
> earn   1000 or 2000pp.other places ,like crystal caverns also can farm
> more pp.everyone can try.if you konw other more better places to kill
> the robs or farm the pp. Please tell me .

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