We've done so far, now at this edition of FAQs, we are in our mid 80s, and we know almost everything about the training, we believe. Let's review the basics for you. You have many options, we will include how fast they are for me right now, relatively, and you can go from there to make your own decisions.
Zombies are good until the 80s, almost to the 90s. Not much beyond, but still, you see these things crowded all the time. Sometimes it just is not worth wasting time to find a map. Yeti and Pepe, these buggers are great for the money (Steely, Geta, Thorns, Doombringer, Gold Hinkle, etc..) Train here if you can find a place, and if you want money.
Dark Yeti, about the same speed as Yeti and Pepe, but much easier to find a map to train in. Eventually, you get more high level, they become slower as Yeti and Pepe. Cereb, the slowest thing you have to train on, giving a meager 5% of an hour for me right now. They drop Dark Ritual (Level 75 staff) and Dark Scarab (best of 70 stems), but they are an option if you're feeling lucky.
Dead Teddies Master Death Teddies and are also good EXP. We recommend a priest and you're in your 80s before trying them. If you get a priest with Symbol maxHoly (extra EXP) you find that master Teddies death are more than 10% at almost 15%, which is the ungodly speed.
The Vikings are good for ifri hunting. Exp-wise, they are honest, better than Cereb, at least we wait until at least level 90 before fighting seriously. Otherwise, a group of lower Ludibrium monsters that you kill in one or two hits will be good because in general, Ludibrium EXP is great.
Even through the level 110s and higher Ludibrium be fast enough for training. You know where the train when you're up there.
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