By the same token, this can be a detriment to Druids working with a Necromancer, particularly ones using Skeletons, Skeletal Mages, Corpse Explosion or Poison Explosion, or even the Druid's own Dire Wolves or Carrion Vine. Keeping dead bodies away from the enemy prevents them from being Revived, Exploded, or assimilated by enemy Carrion Vines/ Solar Creepers. The Creeper has a secondary effect that makes it valuable both for PvM and PvP combat: Corpse Denial. At Level 1, the vine returns a meager 4% of total mana per corpse. The amount of mana given by the Creeper is a percentage of the Druid's total Mana. Double click inside the Carrion folder and run the exe application. zip file and click on Extract to CARRION.zip (To do this you must have 7-Zip, which you can get here ). Once Carrion is done downloading, right-click the. Now let the download begin and wait for it to finish. If they are prone to using a great deal of the Elemental Skills, then the Creeper will help to take the sting out of their constantly-disappearing Mana pool. Wait 5 seconds and click on the blue ‘download now’ button. The usefulness of the Creeper is situational, based on the Druid build the player is using. It is also much tougher than the Carrion Vine, having 165 Health Points at Level 1. The Solar Creeper is in essence identical to the Carrion Vine, save for the fact that it recycles corpses for Mana instead of Life.
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