Quest 137
From Ethene
137 | ||
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Name | Weaponsmith's Challenge | 武器鍛冶職人の挑戦 |
Location | Glen Castle | |
Coordinates | (Weaponsmith Guild) | |
NPC | Master Rasedo | マスター・ラセド |
Requirements | Weaponsmith Lv 29 or higher | |
Previous Quest | 38 | |
Next Quest | 240 |
Rewards (First Time / Repeat) | ||
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Experience | 0 P | - |
Fame | 69 P | - |
Rewards | Weaponsmith level cap raises to Lv35. Emote "Perfection" |
1 Platinum Ore |
Walkthrough
- Master Rasedo (whom you can find at the Weaponsmith Guild in Glen Castle) has recognized our prowess and has offered to let us level our craftmanship to level 31 and beyond.
- He's asked us to create a Platinum Powersword of ★☆☆ quality or higher, then bring it to him unsullied by combat.
- These are Claymore weapons. If you don't already know the recipe, Master Rasedo will helpfully teach it to you for free.
- You need 4 Platinum Ore, 5 Iron Ore, 2 Mirror Stone, and 4 Lamplight to make one of these weapons.
- Platinum Ore will run you 360 gold per nugget, Iron Ore 120, and Lamplight 1000 from NPC material vendors, but you might catch a deal on the Bazaar.
- Mirrorstones, you'll need to come up with yourself, or purchase from another player on the Bazaar.
- All in all, it'll set you back 6,100 gold plus the Mirrorstones to make just one, but no big deal.
- As a side note, if you're crafting for a profit, this is a good lesson in acquiring materials, not paying too much, finding deals, and discovering your break-even point on costs and labor.
- With the required materials in hand, it's time to make this thing! Get crafting!
- Once you've made a good one, at least ★☆☆ or higher, lug it up the stairs and throw it at Master Rasedo to complete the quest and unlock your level cap to level 35. Back to the forges!
Crafting tips
Try this foundation, if you're struggling with this quest:
- Sizzly Puff
- Sizzly Puff
- Quadrabash on Bottom 2x2 square
- Quadrabash on Top 2x2 square
- Then using Double Wham, Bash, or Lightening Bash as needed on the rest of the sections of the blade and handle to fill it out.
- Note that Triple Wham is not recommended, as it might hit too hard.
The pointy end is quicker to sharpen than the other sections.