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CMAN Fix Potion

2016-12-02T02:54:28Z

JON18334:

The "CMAN fix potion", as it's often called, is a "pale blue potion", which is usually obtained through the [[Adventurer's_Guild#Treasure_System|Adventurer's Guild]] for 100,000 bounty points, and is oficially called "a weak potion of accelerated unlearning". Drinking this potion will instantly migrate any training points you are currently unlearning in [[Shield_Use#Shield_Maneuvers|SHIELD Specialization Training]], [[Armor_Specialization|ARMOR Specialization Training]], and [[Combat_Maneuvers#List_of_available_Combat_Maneuvers|CMAN(Combat Maneuver Training)]]. Unlike a [[Fixskill|fixskill potion]], this does not instantly migrate any of the skills you see migrating when typing [[SKILLS_(verb)|SKILL BASE.]]

Weapon Bonding

2016-12-02T02:50:06Z

JON18334: /* Rate of Bonding Flares */

{{Cman
| available= [[Warrior]]s
| mnemonic = bonding
| roundtime = Passive
| cost = None
| requirements = A [[weapon]] to bond with
| prereqs = [[Specialization]] Rank 3 with the same weapon type
| sq1 = 2
| sq2 = 4
| sq3 = 6
| sq4 = 8
| sq5 = 10
| se1 = -
| pu1 = -}}
The [[Combat Maneuver]] '''Weapon Bonding''' allows a Warrior to form a spiritual connection with a single weapon. This bond imbues the weapon with additional powers, and adds +2 to [[Attack Strength]] and Combat Maneuver skills, per rank. These bonuses stack with those granted by the prerequisite, [[Specialization]].

== How To Bond ==
To choose the weapon, you need to be holding your desired weapon type, visit a holy shrine, and CMAN BOND PRAY. After bonding to a new weapon, the Warrior's spirit is set to 1.

=== Bonding Messaging ===

<pre{{log2}}>>kneel
You kneel down.

>cman bond pray
You have already bonded yourself to a weapon at some time in the past. If you form a new bond, the old bond will be lost. If you wish to form a new bond use CMAN BOND PRAY CONFIRM to proceed.

>cman bond pray confirm
You hold your eahnor-spiked maul up in offering and mutter some prayers to Kai. After a moment of silence, a steely silver shaft of light springs forth from your eahnor-spiked maul and bathes you in its glow. Images of the eahnor-spiked maul from its moment of creation to the present flash before your eyes in quick succession. As the images and shaft of light fade away, you feel heavily drained but somehow more spiritually attuned to the eahnor-spiked maul.</pre>

=== The Bonding Process ===
When a Warrior trains in the '''Weapon Bonding''' CMAN skill, there is no immediate benefit. The bonding process requires extensive use of the weapon; the effects do not appear immediately upon learning the skill. Instead, the number of ranks the warrior has gained in '''Bonding''' acts as a ceiling to the available benefits.

====Bonding Experience Requirements====

As a Warrior earns experience with the weapon, the bond periodically strengthens. Thanks to research by Brute [http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=62627] it has been determined that the amount of experience required to advance to the next rank is equal to the Rank# * 100 same-level critter kills. E.g., a level 50 character would need to kill the equivalent of one hundred level 50 critters to advance to Rank 1. Advancement to Rank 2 would require '''an additional''' 200 same-level kills, etc. The cumulative total required to advance to Rank 5 is 1500 SLKs worth of experience (see [[#Weapon Bonding Table|table]]).

''Note: It is not necessary for the warrior to actually inflict the killing blow as long as they are credited with the experience.''

Typing CMAN BOND INFO with the weapon in hand will report a message that corresponds with the current level of bonding.

== Bonding Bonuses ==
A bonded weapon provides +2 to AS and CML skills for each level of bonding the Warrior has achieved. In addition to the AS and other bonuses, the skill also enables a series of special 'effect' abilities, one per level. A warrior that has achieved 5 levels of bonding is fully bonded to his or her weapon; the weapon will then return to the warriors hand in about 5 seconds if it is forcibly removed.

=== Rate of Bonding Flares ===
CMAN BOND SET allows the user to choose a specific bonding flare. According to research by Gnimble[http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=38784], special bonding 'flares' are not random, and happen on a regular basis. After a specific number of swings (increasing with bonding level), the weapon will flare.

Non-standard attacks, like those from the [[Combat Maneuvers|Combat Maneuver List]], [[Multi Opponent Combat#Multi-strike|MSTRIKE]], [[Berserk]], [[V'tull's Fury (1718)]], and as of right now, [[Unarmed_combat_system|UAC]], suppress bonding flares, but the attacks continue to add to this count. Suppose, for example, a warrior was set to rank 4 flares, which occur every 10 swings, and was 3 swings away from the next flare. If that warrior were to then berserk, and swing 15 times, the next two regular attacks would result in bonding flares.

===Weapon Bonding Table ===

{| border = "2" cellpadding = "2" cellspacing = "2" style = "border: thin solid #aaa; border-collapse:collapse; background: #F9F9F9; text-align: left; font-size: 92%;"
|- style = "background: #ddd; text-align: center;"
! Bonding Level|| Effect || Combat Message || CMAN BOND INFO message || Swings between Bonding Flares || Same-Level Kills Required || Cumulative Same-Level Kill Total
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 0
| style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || The connection is largely untested. || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 1
| An attack that cannot be outright blocked or parried. (Ignores Block/Parry - Evade is still possible) || As you attack, your {weapon} seems to tug at your hand, as if subtly guiding your strike! || The connection is still fresh and new. || style = "text-align: center;" | 4 || style = "text-align: center;" | 100 || style = "text-align: center;" | 100
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 2
| An attack that does extra damage upon a successful hit. || You feel your {weapon} focus itself upon your foe, giving additional force to your strike! || You feel that your connection is strong. || style = "text-align: center;" | 6 || style = "text-align: center;" | 200 || style = "text-align: center;" | 300
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 3
| An attack that is harder to defend against. (Lowers DS) || As you attack, your {weapon} shifts your strike slightly downward to take advantage of an opening in your foe's defenses! || It is a tried and true friend. || style = "text-align: center;" | 8 || style = "text-align: center;" | 300 || style = "text-align: center;" | 600
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 4
| An attack that is quicker than normal. (Lowers RT by 1) || As you attack, you and your {weapon} seem to move together in perfect tandem, making your strike feel almost effortless! || It is almost an extension of your own body. || style = "text-align: center;" | 10 || style = "text-align: center;" | 400 || style = "text-align: center;" | 1000
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 5
| An attack that strikes your opponent twice. || You feel your {weapon} straining back towards your foe! Taking advantage of this, you manage to effortlessly reverse your momentum and strike again! || There is no doubt of the pure spiritual connection you share with it. || style = "text-align: center;" | 12 || style = "text-align: center;" | 500 || style = "text-align: center;" | 1500
|}

==Resources==
*[[Specialization]]
*[[Breaking weapon bonds (saved post)]]
*[[Tainted Bond]]
*[[List of combat maneuvers by profession]]
*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/maneuvers/list.asp#weaponbonding Combat Maneuvers List: Weapon Bonding] on Play.net
[[Category:Combat Maneuvers]]

Weapon Bonding

2016-12-02T02:49:23Z

JON18334: /* Rate of Bonding Flares */

{{Cman
| available= [[Warrior]]s
| mnemonic = bonding
| roundtime = Passive
| cost = None
| requirements = A [[weapon]] to bond with
| prereqs = [[Specialization]] Rank 3 with the same weapon type
| sq1 = 2
| sq2 = 4
| sq3 = 6
| sq4 = 8
| sq5 = 10
| se1 = -
| pu1 = -}}
The [[Combat Maneuver]] '''Weapon Bonding''' allows a Warrior to form a spiritual connection with a single weapon. This bond imbues the weapon with additional powers, and adds +2 to [[Attack Strength]] and Combat Maneuver skills, per rank. These bonuses stack with those granted by the prerequisite, [[Specialization]].

== How To Bond ==
To choose the weapon, you need to be holding your desired weapon type, visit a holy shrine, and CMAN BOND PRAY. After bonding to a new weapon, the Warrior's spirit is set to 1.

=== Bonding Messaging ===

<pre{{log2}}>>kneel
You kneel down.

>cman bond pray
You have already bonded yourself to a weapon at some time in the past. If you form a new bond, the old bond will be lost. If you wish to form a new bond use CMAN BOND PRAY CONFIRM to proceed.

>cman bond pray confirm
You hold your eahnor-spiked maul up in offering and mutter some prayers to Kai. After a moment of silence, a steely silver shaft of light springs forth from your eahnor-spiked maul and bathes you in its glow. Images of the eahnor-spiked maul from its moment of creation to the present flash before your eyes in quick succession. As the images and shaft of light fade away, you feel heavily drained but somehow more spiritually attuned to the eahnor-spiked maul.</pre>

=== The Bonding Process ===
When a Warrior trains in the '''Weapon Bonding''' CMAN skill, there is no immediate benefit. The bonding process requires extensive use of the weapon; the effects do not appear immediately upon learning the skill. Instead, the number of ranks the warrior has gained in '''Bonding''' acts as a ceiling to the available benefits.

====Bonding Experience Requirements====

As a Warrior earns experience with the weapon, the bond periodically strengthens. Thanks to research by Brute [http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=62627] it has been determined that the amount of experience required to advance to the next rank is equal to the Rank# * 100 same-level critter kills. E.g., a level 50 character would need to kill the equivalent of one hundred level 50 critters to advance to Rank 1. Advancement to Rank 2 would require '''an additional''' 200 same-level kills, etc. The cumulative total required to advance to Rank 5 is 1500 SLKs worth of experience (see [[#Weapon Bonding Table|table]]).

''Note: It is not necessary for the warrior to actually inflict the killing blow as long as they are credited with the experience.''

Typing CMAN BOND INFO with the weapon in hand will report a message that corresponds with the current level of bonding.

== Bonding Bonuses ==
A bonded weapon provides +2 to AS and CML skills for each level of bonding the Warrior has achieved. In addition to the AS and other bonuses, the skill also enables a series of special 'effect' abilities, one per level. A warrior that has achieved 5 levels of bonding is fully bonded to his or her weapon; the weapon will then return to the warriors hand in about 5 seconds if it is forcibly removed.

=== Rate of Bonding Flares ===
CMAN BOND SET allows the user to choose a specific bonding flare. According to research by Gnimble[http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=38784], special bonding 'flares' are not random, and happen on a regular basis. After a specific number of swings (increasing with bonding level), the weapon will flare.

Non-standard attacks, like those from the [[Combat Maneuvers|Combat Maneuver List]], [[Multi Opponent Combat#Multi-strike|MSTRIKE]], [[Berserk]], [[V'tull's Fury (1718)]], and as of right now [[Unarmed_combat_system|UAC]], suppress bonding flares, but the attacks continue to add to this count. Suppose, for example, a warrior was set to rank 4 flares, which occur every 10 swings, and was 3 swings away from the next flare. If that warrior were to then berserk, and swing 15 times, the next two regular attacks would result in bonding flares.

===Weapon Bonding Table ===

{| border = "2" cellpadding = "2" cellspacing = "2" style = "border: thin solid #aaa; border-collapse:collapse; background: #F9F9F9; text-align: left; font-size: 92%;"
|- style = "background: #ddd; text-align: center;"
! Bonding Level|| Effect || Combat Message || CMAN BOND INFO message || Swings between Bonding Flares || Same-Level Kills Required || Cumulative Same-Level Kill Total
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 0
| style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || The connection is largely untested. || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 1
| An attack that cannot be outright blocked or parried. (Ignores Block/Parry - Evade is still possible) || As you attack, your {weapon} seems to tug at your hand, as if subtly guiding your strike! || The connection is still fresh and new. || style = "text-align: center;" | 4 || style = "text-align: center;" | 100 || style = "text-align: center;" | 100
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 2
| An attack that does extra damage upon a successful hit. || You feel your {weapon} focus itself upon your foe, giving additional force to your strike! || You feel that your connection is strong. || style = "text-align: center;" | 6 || style = "text-align: center;" | 200 || style = "text-align: center;" | 300
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 3
| An attack that is harder to defend against. (Lowers DS) || As you attack, your {weapon} shifts your strike slightly downward to take advantage of an opening in your foe's defenses! || It is a tried and true friend. || style = "text-align: center;" | 8 || style = "text-align: center;" | 300 || style = "text-align: center;" | 600
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 4
| An attack that is quicker than normal. (Lowers RT by 1) || As you attack, you and your {weapon} seem to move together in perfect tandem, making your strike feel almost effortless! || It is almost an extension of your own body. || style = "text-align: center;" | 10 || style = "text-align: center;" | 400 || style = "text-align: center;" | 1000
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 5
| An attack that strikes your opponent twice. || You feel your {weapon} straining back towards your foe! Taking advantage of this, you manage to effortlessly reverse your momentum and strike again! || There is no doubt of the pure spiritual connection you share with it. || style = "text-align: center;" | 12 || style = "text-align: center;" | 500 || style = "text-align: center;" | 1500
|}

==Resources==
*[[Specialization]]
*[[Breaking weapon bonds (saved post)]]
*[[Tainted Bond]]
*[[List of combat maneuvers by profession]]
*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/maneuvers/list.asp#weaponbonding Combat Maneuvers List: Weapon Bonding] on Play.net
[[Category:Combat Maneuvers]]

Weapon Bonding

2016-12-02T02:48:14Z

JON18334: /* Rate of Bonding Flares */

{{Cman
| available= [[Warrior]]s
| mnemonic = bonding
| roundtime = Passive
| cost = None
| requirements = A [[weapon]] to bond with
| prereqs = [[Specialization]] Rank 3 with the same weapon type
| sq1 = 2
| sq2 = 4
| sq3 = 6
| sq4 = 8
| sq5 = 10
| se1 = -
| pu1 = -}}
The [[Combat Maneuver]] '''Weapon Bonding''' allows a Warrior to form a spiritual connection with a single weapon. This bond imbues the weapon with additional powers, and adds +2 to [[Attack Strength]] and Combat Maneuver skills, per rank. These bonuses stack with those granted by the prerequisite, [[Specialization]].

== How To Bond ==
To choose the weapon, you need to be holding your desired weapon type, visit a holy shrine, and CMAN BOND PRAY. After bonding to a new weapon, the Warrior's spirit is set to 1.

=== Bonding Messaging ===

<pre{{log2}}>>kneel
You kneel down.

>cman bond pray
You have already bonded yourself to a weapon at some time in the past. If you form a new bond, the old bond will be lost. If you wish to form a new bond use CMAN BOND PRAY CONFIRM to proceed.

>cman bond pray confirm
You hold your eahnor-spiked maul up in offering and mutter some prayers to Kai. After a moment of silence, a steely silver shaft of light springs forth from your eahnor-spiked maul and bathes you in its glow. Images of the eahnor-spiked maul from its moment of creation to the present flash before your eyes in quick succession. As the images and shaft of light fade away, you feel heavily drained but somehow more spiritually attuned to the eahnor-spiked maul.</pre>

=== The Bonding Process ===
When a Warrior trains in the '''Weapon Bonding''' CMAN skill, there is no immediate benefit. The bonding process requires extensive use of the weapon; the effects do not appear immediately upon learning the skill. Instead, the number of ranks the warrior has gained in '''Bonding''' acts as a ceiling to the available benefits.

====Bonding Experience Requirements====

As a Warrior earns experience with the weapon, the bond periodically strengthens. Thanks to research by Brute [http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=62627] it has been determined that the amount of experience required to advance to the next rank is equal to the Rank# * 100 same-level critter kills. E.g., a level 50 character would need to kill the equivalent of one hundred level 50 critters to advance to Rank 1. Advancement to Rank 2 would require '''an additional''' 200 same-level kills, etc. The cumulative total required to advance to Rank 5 is 1500 SLKs worth of experience (see [[#Weapon Bonding Table|table]]).

''Note: It is not necessary for the warrior to actually inflict the killing blow as long as they are credited with the experience.''

Typing CMAN BOND INFO with the weapon in hand will report a message that corresponds with the current level of bonding.

== Bonding Bonuses ==
A bonded weapon provides +2 to AS and CML skills for each level of bonding the Warrior has achieved. In addition to the AS and other bonuses, the skill also enables a series of special 'effect' abilities, one per level. A warrior that has achieved 5 levels of bonding is fully bonded to his or her weapon; the weapon will then return to the warriors hand in about 5 seconds if it is forcibly removed.

=== Rate of Bonding Flares ===
CMAN BOND SET allows the user to choose a specific bonding flare. According to research by Gnimble[http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=38784], special bonding 'flares' are not random, and happen on a regular basis. After a specific number of swings (increasing with bonding level), the weapon will flare.

Non-standard attacks, like those from the [[Combat Maneuvers|Combat Maneuver List]], [[Multi Opponent Combat#Multi-strike|MSTRIKE]], [[Berserk]], [[V'tull's Fury (1718)]], and, for now at least, [[Unarmed_combat_system|UAC]], suppress bonding flares, but the attacks continue to add to this count. Suppose, for example, a warrior was set to rank 4 flares, which occur every 10 swings, and was 3 swings away from the next flare. If that warrior were to then berserk, and swing 15 times, the next two regular attacks would result in bonding flares.

===Weapon Bonding Table ===

{| border = "2" cellpadding = "2" cellspacing = "2" style = "border: thin solid #aaa; border-collapse:collapse; background: #F9F9F9; text-align: left; font-size: 92%;"
|- style = "background: #ddd; text-align: center;"
! Bonding Level|| Effect || Combat Message || CMAN BOND INFO message || Swings between Bonding Flares || Same-Level Kills Required || Cumulative Same-Level Kill Total
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 0
| style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || The connection is largely untested. || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A || style = "text-align: center;" | N/A
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 1
| An attack that cannot be outright blocked or parried. (Ignores Block/Parry - Evade is still possible) || As you attack, your {weapon} seems to tug at your hand, as if subtly guiding your strike! || The connection is still fresh and new. || style = "text-align: center;" | 4 || style = "text-align: center;" | 100 || style = "text-align: center;" | 100
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 2
| An attack that does extra damage upon a successful hit. || You feel your {weapon} focus itself upon your foe, giving additional force to your strike! || You feel that your connection is strong. || style = "text-align: center;" | 6 || style = "text-align: center;" | 200 || style = "text-align: center;" | 300
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 3
| An attack that is harder to defend against. (Lowers DS) || As you attack, your {weapon} shifts your strike slightly downward to take advantage of an opening in your foe's defenses! || It is a tried and true friend. || style = "text-align: center;" | 8 || style = "text-align: center;" | 300 || style = "text-align: center;" | 600
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 4
| An attack that is quicker than normal. (Lowers RT by 1) || As you attack, you and your {weapon} seem to move together in perfect tandem, making your strike feel almost effortless! || It is almost an extension of your own body. || style = "text-align: center;" | 10 || style = "text-align: center;" | 400 || style = "text-align: center;" | 1000
|-
! style = "text-align: center;" | 5
| An attack that strikes your opponent twice. || You feel your {weapon} straining back towards your foe! Taking advantage of this, you manage to effortlessly reverse your momentum and strike again! || There is no doubt of the pure spiritual connection you share with it. || style = "text-align: center;" | 12 || style = "text-align: center;" | 500 || style = "text-align: center;" | 1500
|}

==Resources==
*[[Specialization]]
*[[Breaking weapon bonds (saved post)]]
*[[Tainted Bond]]
*[[List of combat maneuvers by profession]]
*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/maneuvers/list.asp#weaponbonding Combat Maneuvers List: Weapon Bonding] on Play.net
[[Category:Combat Maneuvers]]

CMAN Fix Potion

2016-11-30T23:05:30Z

JON18334:

The CMAN fix potion, as it's often called, is a "pale blue potion", which is usually obtained through the [[Adventurer's_Guild#Treasure_System|Adventurer's Guild]] for 100,000 bounty points, and is oficially called "a weak potion of accelerated unlearning". Drinking this potion will instantly migrate any training points you are currently unlearning in [[Shield_Use#Shield_Maneuvers|SHIELD Specialization Training]], [[Armor_Specialization|ARMOR Specialization Training]], and [[Combat_Maneuvers#List_of_available_Combat_Maneuvers|CMAN(Combat Maneuver Training)]]. Unlike a [[Fixskill|fixskill potion]], this does not instantly migrate any of the skills you see migrating when typing [[SKILLS_(verb)|SKILL BASE.]]

CMAN Fix Potion

2016-11-30T23:04:33Z

JON18334:

CMAN Fix Potion

2016-11-29T00:19:18Z

JON18334:

CMAN Fix Potion

2016-11-29T00:18:54Z

JON18334:

The CMAN fix potion, as it's often called, is a "pale blue potion", which is usually obtained through the [[Adventurer's_Guild#Treasure_System|Adventurer's Guild]] for 100,000 bounty points, and is oficially called a weak potion of accelerated unlearning. Drinking this potion will instantly migrate any training points you are currently unlearning in [[Shield_Use#Shield_Maneuvers|SHIELD Specialization Training]], [[Armor_Specialization|ARMOR Specialization Training]], and [[Combat_Maneuvers#List_of_available_Combat_Maneuvers|CMAN(Combat Maneuver Training)]]. Unlike a [[Fixskill|fixskill potion]], this does not instantly migrate any of the skills you see when typing SKILL BASE.

CMAN Fix Potion

2016-11-29T00:16:33Z

JON18334:

The CMAN fix potion, as it's often called, is a "pale blue potion", which is usually obtained through the [[Adventurer's_Guild#Treasure_System|Adventurer's Guild]] for 100,000 bounty points. Drinking this potion will instantly migrate any training points you are currently unlearning in [[Shield_Use#Shield_Maneuvers|SHIELD Specialization Training]], [[Armor_Specialization|ARMOR Specialization Training]], and [[Combat_Maneuvers#List_of_available_Combat_Maneuvers|CMAN(Combat Maneuver Training)]]. Unlike a [[Fixskill|fixskill potion]], this does not instantly migrate any of the skills you see when typing SKILL BASE.

CMAN Fix Potion

2016-11-27T23:24:11Z

JON18334:

This is a "pale blue potion", which is usually obtained through the [[Adventurer's_Guild#Treasure_System|Adventurer's Guild]] for 100,000 bounty points. Drinking this potion will instantly migrate any training points you are currently unlearning in [[Shield_Use#Shield_Maneuvers|SHIELD Specialization Training]], [[Armor_Specialization|ARMOR Specialization Training]], and [[Combat_Maneuvers#List_of_available_Combat_Maneuvers|CMAN(Combat Maneuver Training)]]. Unlike a [[Fixskill|fixskill potion]], this does not instantly migrate any of the skills you see when typing SKILL BASE.

CMAN Fix Potion

2016-11-27T23:21:10Z

JON18334:

This is a "pale blue potion" usually obtained through the [[Adventurer's_Guild#Treasure_System|Adventurer's Guild]] for 100,000 bounty points. Drinking this potion instantly migrates any training points you are currently unlearning in [[Shield_Use#Shield_Maneuvers|SHIELD Specialization Training]], [[Armor_Specialization|ARMOR Specialization Training]], and [[Combat_Maneuvers#List_of_available_Combat_Maneuvers|CMAN(Combat Maneuver Training)]]. Unlike a [[Fixskill|fixskill potion]], this does not instantly migrate any of the skills you see when typing SKILL BASE.

Adventurer's Guild

2016-11-27T23:14:17Z

JON18334: /* Treasure System */

:''{{Redirect|AG}}''

The '''Adventurer's Guild''' is the in-genre name of the ''Bounty System.'' This organization is comprised by the assignment of certain heroic or adventurous tasks that [[character]]s within [[Elanthia]] can participate in. There are no [[level]], [[race]], or [[profession]] requirements to participate in this guild. Adventurers successfully completing tasks will be rewarded with [[experience]], [[silver]], and [[bounty point]]s.

''The Bounty System went live in [[Prime]] on August 9, 2006.''

== Obtaining A Task ==

Receiving a bounty task is as simple as going to the local town's bounty office and asking the Taskmaster there for an assignment. Based on the type of task assigned, you may also need to go to the local [[jeweler]], [[furrier]], [[herbalist]], or [[town's guard]] to receive the details of your task. Once assigned a task, you cannot be assigned another for 15 minutes (real time not game time).

*ASK TASKMASTER ABOUT BOUNTY : to receive a bounty task or turn in a completed one
*ASK TASKMASTER ABOUT REMOVAL : to turn in an incomplete task
*ASK TASKMASTER ABOUT EASIER : adjusts the level range of tasks you can be assigned (only available after level 15)
*ASK TASKMASTER ABOUT HARDER : adjusts the level range of tasks you can be assigned (only available after level 15)
*ASK TASKMASTER ABOUT ADD <person>: to add another character within 10 levels below your level to 5 levels above your level to your current task

Each time you ask for harder or easier it adjusts the level range of tasks assigned by one level. Initially this is +5 to -5. If you ask for easier, it then will assign you tasks from -6 to +5. You will then get a 15% penalty to your AdG rewards. If you ask again for it to be easier, it will be from -7 to +5. You will then get a 30% penalty. This pattern remains consistent for the third time and then the fourth time you get an assignment from +5 to -9. You will get a 60% penalty at this point and it is the lowest level range you can have assigned.

If you ask for harder from that point it will reverse the sequence of easier until you get to where you started from - at which point if you ask for harder you will get an assignment in the -5 to +6 range with no modification of your AdG rewards. Each time you ask increases the upper level until you get to the hardest level range which is -5 to +10.

* [[BOUNTY (verb)|BOUNTY]] is used to check the status of assigned bounties, as well as accrued bounty points and a record of completed tasks

== Available Tasks ==

There are 8 types of task that the Taskmaster will randomly assign. Assignments will be based on your character's level and the location of that particular office. You can get assignments for creatures within five levels of your character, but the system will prioritize location as opposed to level. (For example, if there are more hunting areas nearby that are below your level, you will be assigned more underhunting tasks than overhunting ones.) You can share tasks with other adventurers that are 5 levels higher or 10 levels lower by first leading the group and then asking the local taskmaster to ADD the other person. You cannot share gem, skin, herb, or escort bounties.

===Gem Collecting===
:This [[Adventurer's Guild]] task requires you to obtain a number of a specific gem, and sell them to the town's [[jeweler]]. Assignments appear to be somewhat based upon your character's [[level]]. For example, a level 2 character would be asked to find something on the order of '6 pink spinels,' though as early as 15 trains one can be assigned to look for rarities such as [[ruby|Sylvarraend rubies]]. Rewards are based on specific gem type and quantity. Adventurers are more likely to find the gem that they are tasked to retrieve until they have received enough to complete the bounty. The multiplier only works on creatures that the hunter can learn from and that already drop that gem, and only if they were going to drop a gem of that value; shells will not drop in Icemule just because the multiplier is active, and zircons will not turn into diamonds.

:[[Opalescent glass jar]]s are useful for people who hoard gems in anticipation of these gem tasks. The jars hold 20 (or 50, if a merchant-sold large jar is obtained) of one type of object, reducing the inventory quantity from 21 (including the jar) to 1. To get that jar back out, [[RUMMAGE (verb)|RUMMAGE]] IN MY CONTAINER INGREDIENT YELLOW ZIRCON will grab the correct jar.

:'''Example Task:'''
::The dealer says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, I do have a task for you. I've recently received several orders from customers interested in purchasing a yellow zircon. Unfortunately, I do not have quite enough inventory on hand to meet this demand. I'd like for you to go round up 8 of them for me. You can SELL them to me as you find them."

''See also: [[Gem collecting#Rewards|Gem collecting rewards]]''

===Skinning===
:This task requires you to gather skins of a specific type and of at least a certain quality for the town furrier. Skinning tasks will only be assigned to characters with at least 0.5x combined training in [[Survival]] and [[First Aid]] (a [[level]] 100 character, for example, will not receive skinning tasks if they have 49 ranks or below). Rewards for this are based on the value of the skin.

:'''Example Task:'''
::Dakris says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, I do have a task for you. I've recently received an order for 8 [[cobra]] skins. I'll need them all to be of at least fine quality. I'd like you to go out and collect enough of these to fill my order. You can SKIN them off the corpse of a cobra or purchase them from another adventurer. You can SELL the skins to me as you collect them."

===Foraging===
:This task requires you to [[forage]] for a specific item in a specific area. The items foraged need to be fresh (not [[bundle]]d or eaten). Rewards for this are based only on the difficulty of the item to forage.

:'''Example Task:'''
::Surtey Akrash says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, I do have a task for you. I've been working on a concoction that requires some sprigs of larkspur. Unfortunately, I need a specific variety that only grows in the old Mine Road near Wehnimer's Landing. If you could retrieve 9 samples for me, I would be most grateful. Keep in mind that I need these samples to be in pristine condition. That means no eating, bundling, or otherwise damaging the samples. You can GIVE them to me as you FORAGE them."

''See also: [[Foraging locations]]''

===Heirloom (loot)===
:This task is assigned by a town guard, and is one in which an item is said to have been lost to a specific [[creature]] in a certain area. To complete it, kill the creatures and [[LOOT]] them, [[SEARCH]]ing the corpse also works, although it may take longer if you search instead of loot; you should eventually find one that was carrying the item in question. This can necessitate the killing of more than 30 of the creatures [[Adventurer's Guild (saved posts)|1]]. The assignment of creature type and area is level-based. Rewards are based on the level of creature you are assigned to LOOT.

:'''Example Task:'''
::The guard says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, we do have a task for you. One of our citizens was attacked by a [[death dirge]] in the Graveyard near Wehnimer's Landing. He barely escaped with his life. Unfortunately, in his haste to escape, he dropped a family heirloom of great sentimental value to him. He has put up a reward for its safe return. The heirloom is a twisted bronze brooch and you'll be able to identify it by the initials XL engraved upon it. Hunt down the creature that attacked him, retrieve the heirloom, and report back to me."

===Heirloom (search)===
:This task is assigned by a town guard and is one in which an item is lost in a specific area. To complete it, one must kneel with empty hands and [[search]] in a specific area. The item is not in a specific room before you start searching, so any room you start to search in will do. However, staying in a single room is ineffective. Futhermore, any rooms searched back-to-back do not count, thus a minimum of 3 total rooms are required for a loop (although it is possible to find an heirloom on the first attempt in a new room). However, it has been explicitly stated by a GM that searching several rooms over and over again (even if they 'count') is not a good strategy; the best strategy is to search as many rooms as possible without repeating. Training in [[Perception]] helps a lot for this task, and it is likely that the spell [[Presence]] does as well. Rewards are based on the level of creature that caused the item to be lost.

:'''Example Task:'''
::The guard says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, we do have a task for you. One of our citizens was attacked by a [[giant marmot]] in the smuggling tunnels near Wehnimer's Landing. He barely escaped with his life. Unfortunately, in his haste to escape, he dropped a family heirloom of great sentimental value to him. He has put up a reward for its safe return. The heirloom is an entwined silver and gold necklace and you'll be able to identify it by the initials OP engraved upon it. Hunting down the creature that attacked him won't do you much good, as I don't think they take a liking to treasure. You'll probably find the item wedged into some nook or cranny in the area if you do a thorough SEARCH. Report back to me once you have retrieved it."

===Culling===
:This task is assigned by a town guard, and is a very simple task that just requires you to kill a number (between 10 and 30) of a specific [[creature]] in specific area due to their overpopulation. Note that this does not actually mean that the creatures in question are present in above-normal levels, so it may be necessary to bring a group along to increase the [[spawn rate]]. If you do damage to a creatures in question and it is later killed, you will get credit for the kill as long as you are still in the room. The number of creatures assigned is based on your comparative level, starting low when you're underleveled, and going higher as you outlevel the target. Rewards are based on the level of creature you are assigned to cull.

:'''Example Task:'''
::The guard says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, we do have a task for you. We've noted a troubling increase in [[leaper]] activity on the Coastal Cliffs near Wehnimer's Landing. We'd like you to cull their numbers a bit for us. Killing 24 of them should do nicely. Report back to me when you are done."

===Boss creature===
:This task is assigned by a town guard, and is based on the report of a particularly (mean sounding adjective) creature running about. To complete it, you have to go kill some number of the regular creatures until the particularly mean one comes out. This one is of a higher level than the base creatures, and may have different abilities. The appearance of the boss creature is random, and may take killing more than 30 of the base creatures to get the boss to emerge[[Adventurer's Guild (saved posts)|1]]. The assignment of creature type and area is level-based. Rewards are based on the level of creature you are assigned to kill.

:'''Example Task:'''
::The guard says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, we do have a task for you. A particularly dangerous [[great boar]] has been attacking hunters based out of this town. It has racked up quite a few kills and is beginning to worry us. Most of the attacks have occurred on the Locksmehr Trail between Wehnimer's Landing and Zul Logoth, which it probably considers its territory. Hunt it down, kill it, and report back to me. It doesn't always attack hunters, but you can probably get its attention by killing other creatures of the same type in its territory."

===Escort===
:This task requires you to escort an [[NPC]] from one town to the other. You pick up the NPC in the location specified by the taskmaster by using the WAIT verb. The NPC is very timid, and will not enter a room unless the room is either clear of [[creature]]s or they are stunned. You are also likely to be set upon by bandits - special creatures that are generated based on your level - during the course of the trip who will attack you and your escortee. The escortee is quite frail and needs to be protected in order for successful completion of the task. You can TELL the escortee to WAIT while you make sure the road ahead is clear, which could save an untimely arrival. Upon entry into the destination town, the NPC will leave and you can go to any adventurer's guild to receive your reward. Escort task assignments are random and independent of your difficulty modifier (since you are not being assigned a hunting area as part of the task), except for high-level characters. If the adventurer has already been rewarded for a successful escort task in the past hour, the Taskmaster will make a telltale remark ("You've done a fine job of keeping our paying customers alive. Perhaps I can find something more difficult for you to take on.") to indicate a more difficult task is being contemplated. Otherwise, a shorter task is more likely to be assigned as normal.

If you kill the NPC you have been assigned to escort, you will be suspended from further Adventurer's Guild tasks for 3 days with the following messaging:

"When word reaches the Adventurer's Guild that the traveller has gone missing and you are implicated in her possible demise, you will find that you are suspended from receiving new tasks for 3 days pending the investigation. They cannot afford to be associated with you during this time."

:'''Example Task:'''
::Rheteger says, "I've got a special mission for you. A certain client has hired us to provide a protective escort on his upcoming journey. Go to the area just inside the North Gate and WAIT for him to meet you there. You must guarantee his safety to Ta'Vaalor as soon as you can, being ready for any dangers that the two of you may face. Good luck!"

===Rescue===
:This task is assigned by the town guard and requires you to go and find an [[NPC]] and rescue it from a place of danger. It is usually necessary to kill several of the [[creature]]s in order to entice the NPC to come out. Once out, the NPC will FOLLOW you, but only one room at a time. You simply advance one room, then wait for the NPC to follow, going more than one room at a time will cause the NPC to wait in its location. The NPC can be attacked by creatures or other [[character]]s, however creatures will attack any characters in the room before targeting the NPC and any character killing a helpless child is certainly monstrous. Rewards are based on the level of creature you are asked to rescue the NPC from.

:'''Example Task:'''
::The guard says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, we do have a task for you. One of our citizens is in quite the predicament. His young son ran away from home recently. A local divinest has discerned glimpses of the child fleeing from a [[lesser burrow orc]] in Melgorehn's Valley near Wehnimer's Landing. The child is still alive, though is in constant danger and is probably cowering where ever he can find somewhere to hide."

::The guard continues, "Go out the area where the child was last seen, find him, and bring him back safetly to me. You will probably need to kill some of the creatures that he was last seen fleeing from in order to build up his confidence in you and reveal himself."

===Kill Bandits===
This task is assigned by a town guard, and requires you to patrol the specified area for [[bandit]]s. This task is similar to the warparty task given to [[Guardians of Sunfist]] members. Bandits will spring a trap when spawned that may bind, stun, or otherwise incapacitate the adventurer. Rewards are based on your level.

:'''Example Task:'''
::Dayle says, "Hmm, I've got a task here from the town of Kharam-Dzu. It appears they have a bandit problem they'd like you to solve. Go report to the dwarven militia sergeant near the Kharam-Dzu town gates to find out more. Be sure to ASK about BOUNTIES."

::The sergeant says, "Ah, so you're from the Adventurer's Guild? Yes, we do have a task for you. We've noted a troubling increase in bandit activity recently. We'd like for you to patrol the old Logging Road near Kharam-Dzu and take out any bandits you encounter. Killing 17 of them should do nicely. Report back to me when you are done."

==Rewards==
For each task you are awarded some amount of [[silver]], [[experience]], and [[bounty point]]s. Experience is only gained when the exp "pool" is in normal limits (not saturated. There is a warning when you try to turn in a finished bounty before you can absorb it. The experience given by the reward is applied to the "to be absorbed" experience up until you become moderately saturated. Any reward in excess of that amount will have half applied to your "to be absorbed" experience and half will be absorbed instantly. The experience awarded is influenced by the [[XXX]] system, so the award of 1000 experience on XXX is the equivalent of being awarded 3000 experience.

Bounty points are awarded and can be exchanged for items in the bounty point treasure system. Points are awarded based on the difficulty of the task. For example, retrieving 5 brown zircons (value ~10 silvers) may give 50 bounty points, while retrieving 10 uncut diamonds (value ~5000 silvers) may award 1250 bounty points.

::{| {{prettytable}}
|-
!Task Type
!Shareable
![[Bounty point]]s Received
![[Experience]] Received
![[Silver]] Received
|-
|'''[[#Gem Collecting|Gem collecting]]'''
|No
|[[Gem collecting#Rewards|Varies]]
|1000
|[[Gem collecting#Rewards|Varies]]
|-
|'''[[#Skinning|Skinning]]'''
|No
|Varies
|600 - 700
|Varies
|-
|'''[[#Foraging|Foraging]]'''
|No
|Varies
|800
|5 × [[Bounty point]]s
|-
|'''[[#Heirloom (loot)|Heirloom]]'''
|Yes
|15 + 7 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|800
|150 + 70 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|-
|'''[[#Culling|Culling]]'''
|Yes
|25 + 9 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|1000
|250 + 90 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|-
|'''[[#Boss creature|Boss creature]]'''
|Yes
|25 + 9 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|800
|250 + 90 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|-
|'''[[#Escort|Escort]]'''
|No
|(250-500) + (2-14) × your level
|500 - 2500
|10 × [[Bounty point]]s
|-
|'''[[#Rescue|Rescue]]'''
|Yes
|25 + 9 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|1000
|250 + 90 × [[creature]] [[level]]
|-
|'''[[#Kill Bandits|Bandits]]'''
|Yes
|25 + 9 × your [[level]]
|1000
|250 + 90 × your [[level]]
|}

=== Escort Rewards ===
Bounty points and silver for Escort tasks are determined by level and distance between towns; silvers earned is just 10x bounty points. Experience is based solely on the distance between towns.

Bounty point formula per trip (L is your level):
::{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; text-align: center;"
!From
!Landing || Solhaven || Icemule || Zul Logoth || Ta'Illistim || Ta'Vaalor
|-
| [[Wehnimer's Landing]] || - || 250 + 2×L || ? || 350 + 6×L || 450 + 10×L || ?
|-
| [[Solhaven]] || 250 + 2×L || - || 400 + 8×L || 400 + 8×L || 500 + 12×L || 550 + 14×L
|-
| [[Icemule Trace]] || ? || 400 + 8×L || - || 600 + 16×L || 600 + 16×L? || 650 + 18×L
|-
| [[Zul Logoth]] || 350 + 6×L || 400 + 8×L || ? || - || 300 + 4×L || ?
|-
| [[Ta'Illistim]] || 450 + 10×L || 500 + 12×L || 600 + 16×L || 300 + 4×L || - || 250 + 2×L
|-
| [[Ta'Vaalor]] || ? || 550 + 14×L|| 650 + 18×L || ? || 250 + 2×L || -
|}

Experience per trip:
::{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; text-align: center;"
!From
!Landing || Solhaven || Icemule || Zul Logoth || Ta'Illistim || Ta'Vaalor
|-
| [[Wehnimer's Landing]] || - || 500 || 1000 || 1000 || 1500 || 1750
|-
| [[Solhaven]] || 500 || - || 1250 || 1250 || 1750 || 2000
|-
| [[Icemule Trace]] || 1000 || 1250 || - || 1750 || 2250 || 2500
|-
| [[Zul Logoth]] || 1000 || 1250 || 1750 || - || 750 || ?
|-
| [[Ta'Illistim]] || 1500 || 1750 || 2250 || 750 || - || 500
|-
| [[Ta'Vaalor]] || 1750 || 2000 || 2500 || ? || 500 || -
|}

And a guess:
:BP = 200 + 50×D + 2×D×L
:exp = 250 + 250×D
:silver = 2000 + 500×D + 20×D×L
Where D is the distance modifier as below:
::{| border="2" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; text-align: center;"
!From
!Landing || Solhaven || Icemule || Zul Logoth || Illistim || Vaalor
|-
| [[Wehnimer's Landing]] || - || 1 || 3 || 3 || 5 || 6
|-
| [[Solhaven]] || 1 || - || 4 || 4 || 6 || 7
|-
| [[Icemule Trace]] || 3 || 4 || - || 6 || 8 || 9
|-
| [[Zul Logoth]] || 3 || 4 || 6 || - || 2 || 3
|-
| [[Ta'Illistim]] || 5 || 6 || 8 || 2 || - || 1
|-
| [[Ta'Vaalor]] || 6 || 7 || 9 || 3 || 1 || -
|}

==Treasure System==
{|{{prettytable}}
|1
|a crystal amulet
| 100
| A standard ESP amulet
|-
| 2
|a black crystal
| 500
| Two charges of [[Floating Disk (511)|Floating Disk]]
|-
| 3
|a treasure chest
| 250 x tier
|An unopened treasure chest. Chests are graded in tiers (1-10), with 1 being the poorest, on average. Comes locked and potentially trapped.
|-
| 4
|a magic item
| 1,000
| An item charged with a random unidentified spell
|-
| 5
|recharge an [[Enhancive item|enhancive]] item
| *
| Have the item ready in your hand for a cost quote
|-
| 6
|[[CMAN_Fix_Potion|a weak potion of accelerated unlearning]]
|100,000
| Instantly migrates all Armor, Combat Maneuver List, and Shield training points when drunk
|-
| 7
|[[fixskill|a strong potion of accelerated unlearning (fixskill potion)]]
|250,000
| Instantly migrates all skills to match skill goals when drunk
|-
| 8
|[[fixstat|a potion of body and mind (fixstat potion)]]
|1,000,000
| Grants the ability to reallocate your stats when drunk
|-
| 9
|a sword-crossed treasure chest tattoo
|40,000
| Specify a body location when ordering a tattoo!
|-
| 10
|a multihued compass rose tattoo
|40,000
| A multihued compass rose tattoo encircling a map
|-
| 11
|a drooling green gremlin tattoo
|40,000
| A green gremlin tattoo drooling over piles of gems
|-
|12
|a feather charm
|1000
|Reduces your encumbrance level by 40 lbs for 5 minutes. Rub activation with 1 charge.
|-
|13
|a mandis charm
|1000
|Dispels ALL [[spell]]s currently affecting you. Rub activation with 1 charge.
|-
|14
|Chronomage-approved Gold Ring of Teleportation
|1000
|A standard teleportation ring, licensed for 20 successful teleports.
|-
|15
|throat balm
|1500
|Eliminates all current vocal chord stress and excessive thirstiness. Rub activation with 1 charge.
|-
|16
|temporary damage padding
|*
|Add damage padding to your armor for 50 hits. Somewhat and heavy padding levels are available.
|-
|17
|temporary elemental flares
|*
|Add fire, cold, or electricity flares to your weapon for 30 flare activations.
|-
|18
|[[Magical armoire]]
|25,000
|Quickly dress and undress your character.
|-
|19
|[[Magical armoire]]
|75,000
|Quickly dress and undress your character with max lightened version.
|}

==Titles==
Adventurer's Guild participants can earn profession titles by completing a set amount of tasks or earning a set amount of bounty points.

''A list of the titles can be [[Title_system#Adventurer.27s_Guild_Titles|found here.]]''
==Badges==
{{main|Adventurer's Guild Badge}}
These badges are awarded to anyone who is a member of the '''Adventurer's Guild''' (have completed an AdG task). Their function is as both a status symbol (as the more points you accumulate, the fancier your badge can be) and as an enhancive item. They are awarded by the Treasure Master and the look of the badge is awarded based on the number of points you have accumulated. Further upgrades of the badge can also be accomplished based on the number of bounty points you have accumulated.
Note: there is a 10,000 bounty point charge for a replacement badge.

Upgrading badges is accomplished with points from an unseen badge pool which increments every time your earn a bounty point. In particular, upgrading a badge will not reduce your current bounty point pool nor does it cost silvers. A badge can be upgraded in five different areas, and each area can be upgraded ten times, giving a total of 11 possible upgrade tiers. When you first receive your badge each area is in upgrade tier 0. It costs 10,000*(n+1) to upgrade a badge area from tier n to tier n + 1.

''Example 1:'' Suppose we have earned 30,000 BP total and never upgraded our badge. Currently our badge pool has 30,000 points in it. If we upgrade the binding to tier 1, it costs 10,000*1 badge points, leaving us with 20,000 badge points. We could then choose to upgrade the binding again to tier 2, which would cost 10,000*2=20,000 points and leave us with 0 badge points. Alternatively, we could decide instead to upgrade both the material and gem to tier 1, costing a total of 20,000 badge points and again leaving us with 0 badge points.

''Example 2:'' Let's figure out how much it costs to completely upgrade an area. The cost would be 10,000*(1 + 2 + ... + 10)=10,000*(10*11/2)=550,000. In other words, if we have earned 550,000 total bounty points and never upgraded the badge, we could completely upgrade one area of the badge.

''Example 3:'' Generalizing the previous example, let's compute how much it costs to upgrade the entire badge completely. Obviously this is simply 5*(cost to upgrade a single area)=5*550,000=2,750,000. Thus, once we have earned 2,750,000 total bounty points we could complete upgrade the badge.

The more upgrades you get, the bigger its enhancive capacity will be. On top of that, the two or three highest-ranking upgrades on your badge have the potential to unlock its ability to hold more than one enhancement.

You can set up your badge to enhance any skill or stat or other attribute that is available on the menu. If you want to know how much of a particular enhancement your badge can hold, just ask the treasure master NPC without specifying the bonus amount. Be aware that the treasure master has to drain your badge of all its charges before he can make any change to the enhancements it holds!

Once you've upgraded your badge and set it up with the enhancements you want, you'll have to place an order from the regular rewards menu to have it charged up, just like you can have any enhancive charged up. Recharging badges costs less than recharging other equivalent enhancive items, though.

Other tips:

* The badges are permanently attuned to the owner.
* If by some weird calamitous chance you manage to lose your badge, you can ask for a new one, but you'll have to set it up all over again. If you get a new badge, the old badge will become a useless paperweight and lose its attunement to you (or anyone).
* The strength of the enhancements you can get is limited by the overall value of your badge, but it is also limited by your level. The level limits aren't too restrictive, however -- a capped player could have a +10 stat enhancer, for example.

==Locations==
[[Image:AdG_Maps.jpg|300px|right]]
* [[Wehnimer's Landing]]: North Ring Road
* [[Teras]]: Glaes Street
* [[Solhaven]]: Latirus Lane
* [[River's Rest]]: Sandy Path
* [[Icemule Trace]]: East Road
* [[Ta'Illistim]]: Fraendel Var
* [[Ta'Vaalor]]: Glimaerstone Var
* [[Zul Logoth]]: Ruby Tunnel
* [[Mist Harbor]]: Northeast Cobblestone Path in a bamboo lyceum

==SimuCoin/Login Reward Items==
===Bounty Boost===
A '''bounty boost''' reduces all bounty wait times to 5 seconds until the character shares a task or successfully completes one. The boost lasts for a maximum of one hour. It is rewarded directly on the 5th and 15th days of [[Login Rewards]]. In addition, [[guild boost]]s may be converted to bounty boosts, and those are rewarded on 9th and 19th days of Login Rewards.

===Bounty Task Vouchers===
'''Bounty Task Vouchers''' are applied to a single character and allow that character to switch tasks without waiting 15 minutes. They are available in books of 10 or 100 for 75 and 700 [[SimuCoin]]s, respectively.

===Bounty Task Waiver===
A '''Bounty Task Waiver''' costs 400 SimuCoins and will exempt a character from a specified type of task for 30 days. A 4-hour version is earned by a character on the 11th day of [[Login Rewards]], and an 8-hour version is earned on the 22nd day ([[F2P]] characters get a 2-hour waiver both days).

<pre{{log2|margin-right=350px}}>
>l waiver
In neat calligraphy, it reads:
This waiver entitles the presenter to be granted an exemption period of 30 days whereby the presenter may choose one type of task to not be assigned to him or her.

To redeem this waiver, please GIVE it to the headmaster of any Adventurer's Guild location.

>give waiver to Raelir
Raelir takes your Guild task waiver and says, "Very well <name>, you may now specify one type of task that you wish be exempt from. To do so, simply ASK me to EXEMPT you from any of the following tasks: Kill Creatures, Retrieve Heirloom, Procure Skins, Procure Gems, Protect Traveller, Procure Herbs, Kill Dangerous Creature, Rescue Child, Kill Bandits."

>Kill Bandits
Raelir says, "Very well, <name>. You are now exempt from being assigned the Kill Bandits task."
</pre>

==Resources==
* [[Adventurer's Guild (saved posts)]]
* [[Adventurer's Guild Badge]]
* [[Illistim adventurer's guild (script)]]
* [[Solhaven bounty (script)]]
* [[SERVICE (verb)]]
* [http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Organizations%20and%20Societies/Adventurers%20Guild/view Officials folder]
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===Changes in Prizes===

Several changes have been made to prize offerings over the course of the Return to Black Swan Castle Quest. The quest was originally graded in tiers up to six, with prizes according to level. This was later modified to only two tiers: a "success" or "not success." The first prize list released included masterfully crit padded armor, but this was downgraded to heavily crit padded before the quest went live. Several highly valued prizes, including the padded armor, were removed when the grading changed two tiers in June 2013.

===Prizes for Tier 2 (Successful) as of November 2016===

{| {{Prettytable||text-align:center;}}
|-
! width = 250px | Item || Purpose
|-
|a dark crimson [[kelyn]] [[dagger]] with a black leather-wrapped hilt||Fully unlocked five-times enchanted [[Siolan dagger]]; Enhances Ambush and Combat Maneuver Bonuses
|-
|a greyish green troll-arm scabbard terminating in withered fingers||Squishy troll-arm scabbard that can hold one weapon; Enhances Health Recovery
|-
|a blackened troll-leg backsheath dangling purple decaying toes||Squishy troll-leg backsheath that can hold two weapons; Enhances Health Recovery
|-
|a thick leather [[blackjack]] bound with [[vultite]]||Four-times enchanted blackjack with knockout flares
|-
|a sapphire-eyed golden skull ring||[[Skull Ring]] that attunes to a container to open and shut it; Enhances Perception
|-
|a silver-streaked carved onyx feather brooch||[[Gold ring]] holder with feather messaging; Enhances Max Mana and Mana Recovery
|-
|a speckled white and red drakar short sword with a flame-shaped crossguard||Fully unlocked Thousand Cuts short sword; enchanted six times with fire flares
|-
|a bone-encased vultite [[longsword]]||Four-times enchanted expander weapon -- switch between a dagger, a short sword, and a longsword!
|-
|a fuzzy orange yarn mugwump||Disk Transformer with 500 charges; results in oil-coated disk
|-
|a string of alternating black and white marble prayerbeads||Unattuned prayerbeads; Enhances Religion Lore
|-
|a pouch-lined harness with contrasting black and white crossed straps||An unlocked [[Cidolfhus#Bandoliers|Cidholfus bandolier]] (12 verbs) with increased capacity
|-
|a heavy black linen harness embroidered with swans in flight||[[Katana]] sash with special Black Swan Castle loresong; Enhances Edged Weapon Bonus
|-
|a white ora spiked [[mace]] on a narrow gold-embellished handle||Unlocked [[Iasha white ora weapon]] with five enchants
|-
|a heavy [[white ora]] [[maul]] with dual spread wing-shaped heads||Unlocked Iasha white ora weapon with five enchants
|-
|a shaggy dark grey wolf fur satchel||Fully unlocked [[Cidolfhus#Pelt_Bags|Cidholfus pelt bag]]; Enhances First Aid and Survival Bonuses
|-
|a gnarled blackened orase [[quarterstaff]]||Six-times enchanted quarterstaff with a hidden four-times enchanted katana inside
|-
|an open-backed white satin gown patterned with contrasting black feathers||[[Nalea gown]] with Black Swan Castle loresong
|-
|a lacquered black ruic longbow with polished eahnor nocks||Four-times enchanted somewhat-sighted longbow; Enhances Perception, Ranged Weapon, Dexterity, and Ambush Bonuses
|-
|a pair of multi-colored gloves of overlapping myklian scales||Five-times enchanted unarmed combat gloves with Unbalance flares
|-
|a grey-green carved wooden troll with an oversized head||Figurine that allows you to speak (but not understand) Trollish
|-
|a marbled black and white two-toned stone bead||Fully unlocked [[hair bauble]]; includes braid and ponytail options
|-
|a twisted troll spine||Drop into your existing non-enhancive armor to add Health and Stamina Recoveries
|-
|some loose white robes with a plush polar bear fur collar||Five-times enchanted robes with fire flares and fur lining
|-
|a purple-veined black leather backpack||Reduces encumbrance once per day; max light and deep
|-
|a glass-encased troll flesh pin||Infuses health once per day; Enhances health recovery
|-
|a carved wooden troll magus fetish||Infuses mana once per day; Enhances mana recovery
|}

===Prizes for Tier 1 (Unsuccessful) as of November 2016===

{| {{Prettytable||text-align:center;}}
|-
! width = 250px | Item || Purpose
|-
|a pearly vaalin filigree ring supporting an oval-cut bloodjewel||Enhances Harness Power, Mana Recovery, and Spiritual, Mental, and Elemental Mana Controls Bonuses (*)
|-
|a withered chicken foot on a frayed piece of twine||Enhances Stalking & Hiding and Ambush (*)
|-
|a withered troll finger pendant suspended from knotted twine||Enhances Dodging, Agility, and Intuition bonuses (*)
|-
|a pair of long feather-buttoned white leather gloves||Enhances Spell Aiming Bonus and Elemental Air Lore Ranks (*)
|-
|an ebon opal and pewter wire black swan charm||Enhances Mana Recovery (*)
|-
|a glimmering diamond and pearly vaalin wire white swan charm||Enhances Max Spirit and Spirit Recovery (*)
|-
|a platinum wire and blue sapphire horned pegasus charm||Enhances Stamina Recovery and Constitution Bonus (*)
|-
|a lush brown wolverine fur scarf with a white stripe||Enhances Stamina Recovery and Survival Bonus (*)
|-
|a long dark green alligator bag with topaz eyes||Self-closing large capacity belt-worn container
|-
|a fuzzy calico kitten-shaped satchel mottled with brown and tan||Self-closing large capacity belt-worn container
|-
|a crude troll hide bag stitched with sinew||Large capacity belt-worn container; Enhances health regeneration
|-
|a silvery imflass close helmet plumed with a white swan feather||Heavy critical padded helm with locking faceplate; Enhances Multi Opponent Combat Ranks, Combat Maneuver Bonus, and Strength Bonuses (*)
|-
|a black felt hat with a rolled brim||Enhances Dexterity and Perception Bonuses (*)
|-
|a rough mottled brown orc hide hip-satchel||Large capacity belt-worn container; has a skull clasp
|-
|a pair of black leather gloves with dark grey palms||Trick gloves; Enhances Disarming Traps, Picking Locks, and Pickpocketing Bonuses (*)
|-
|a pair of dark brown silk gloves patterned with copper sigils||Ensigiled gloves; Enhances Spell Aiming Bonus and Mana Recovery (*)
|-
|a feather-motif silvery imflass lance||Five-enchant weapon that telescopes between a cudgel and a lance; Enhances Multi Opponent Combat Ranks & Strength and Agility Bonus (*)
|-
|a chain-link gold and ruby cabochon bracelet||Enhances Logic bonus
|-
|a low-cut pearly cloth-of-vaalin gown with narrow off-shoulder sleeves||Fully unlocked [[Metallic gown]]
|}

Prizes marked with (*) will attune to the winner and have enhancives that will burn out quickly ~GM Vanah

==External Links==
* [http://www.play.net/gs4/news.asp?id=1176 Play.net news item and quest description]
* [http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Events,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Black%20Swan%20Castle/view/408 June 2013 Quest adjustments]
* [http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?79476-Return-to-Black-Swan-Castle GemStone IV Players' Corner thread]

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Pay Quests]]

Return to Black Swan Castle/prize list

2016-11-11T23:09:35Z

JON18334: /* Prizes for Tier 2 (Successful) as of July 2013 */

===Changes in Prizes===

Several changes have been made to prize offerings over the course of the Return to Black Swan Castle Quest. The quest was originally graded in tiers up to six, with prizes according to level. This was later modified to only two tiers: a "success" or "not success." The first prize list released included masterfully crit padded armor, but this was downgraded to heavily crit padded before the quest went live. Several highly valued prizes, including the padded armor, were removed when the grading changed two tiers in June 2013.

===Prizes for Tier 2 (Successful) as of November 2016===

{| {{Prettytable||text-align:center;}}
|-
! width = 250px | Item || Purpose
|-
|a dark crimson [[kelyn]] [[dagger]] with a black leather-wrapped hilt||Fully unlocked five-times enchanted [[Siolan dagger]]; Enhances Ambush and Combat Maneuver Bonuses
|-
|a greyish green troll-arm scabbard terminating in withered fingers||Squishy troll-arm scabbard that can hold one weapon; Enhances Health Recovery
|-
|a blackened troll-leg backsheath dangling purple decaying toes||Squishy troll-leg backsheath that can hold two weapons; Enhances Health Recovery
|-
|a thick leather [[blackjack]] bound with [[vultite]]||Four-times enchanted blackjack with knockout flares
|-
|a sapphire-eyed golden skull ring||[[Skull Ring]] that attunes to a container to open and shut it; Enhances Perception
|-
|a silver-streaked carved onyx feather brooch||[[Gold ring]] holder with feather messaging; Enhances Max Mana and Mana Recovery
|-
|a speckled white and red drakar short sword with a flame-shaped crossguard||Fully unlocked Thousand Cuts short sword; enchanted six times with fire flares
|-
|a bone-encased vultite [[longsword]]||Four-times enchanted expander weapon -- switch between a dagger, a short sword, and a longsword!
|-
|a fuzzy orange yarn mugwump||Disk Transformer with 500 charges; results in oil-coated disk
|-
|a string of alternating black and white marble prayerbeads||Unattuned prayerbeads; Enhances Religion Lore
|-
|a pouch-lined harness with contrasting black and white crossed straps||An unlocked [[Cidolfhus#Bandoliers|Cidholfus bandolier]] (12 verbs) with increased capacity
|-
|a heavy black linen harness embroidered with swans in flight||[[Katana]] sash with special Black Swan Castle loresong; Enhances Edged Weapon Bonus
|-
|a white ora spiked [[mace]] on a narrow gold-embellished handle||Unlocked [[Iasha white ora weapon]] with five enchants
|-
|a heavy [[white ora]] [[maul]] with dual spread wing-shaped heads||Unlocked Iasha white ora weapon with five enchants
|-
|a shaggy dark grey wolf fur satchel||Fully unlocked [[Cidolfhus#Pelt_Bags|Cidholfus pelt bag]]; Enhances First Aid and Survival Bonuses
|-
|a gnarled blackened orase [[quarterstaff]]||Six-times enchanted quarterstaff with a hidden four-times enchanted katana inside
|-
|an open-backed white satin gown patterned with contrasting black feathers||[[Nalea gown]] with Black Swan Castle loresong
|-
|a lacquered black ruic longbow with polished eahnor nocks||Four-times enchanted somewhat-sighted longbow; Enhances Perception, Ranged Weapon, Dexterity, and Ambush Bonuses
|-
|a pair of multi-colored gloves of overlapping myklian scales||Five-times enchanted unarmed combat gloves with Unbalance flares
|-
|a grey-green carved wooden troll with an oversized head||Figurine that allows you to speak (but not understand) Trollish
|-
|a marbled black and white two-toned stone bead||Fully unlocked [[hair bauble]]; includes braid and ponytail options
|-
|a twisted troll spine||Drop into your existing non-enhancive armor to add Health and Stamina Recoveries
|-
|some loose white robes with a plush polar bear fur collar||Five-times enchanted robes with fire flares and fur lining
|-
|a purple-veined black leather backpack||Reduces encumbrance once per day; max light and deep
|-
|a glass-encased troll flesh pin||Infuses health once per day; Enhances health recovery
|-
|a carved wooden troll magus fetish||Infuses mana once per day; Enhances mana recovery
|}

===Prizes for Tier 1 (Unsuccessful) as of July 2013===

{| {{Prettytable||text-align:center;}}
|-
! width = 250px | Item || Purpose
|-
|a pearly vaalin filigree ring supporting an oval-cut bloodjewel||Enhances Harness Power, Mana Recovery, and Spiritual, Mental, and Elemental Mana Controls Bonuses (*)
|-
|a withered chicken foot on a frayed piece of twine||Enhances Stalking & Hiding and Ambush (*)
|-
|a withered troll finger pendant suspended from knotted twine||Enhances Dodging, Agility, and Intuition bonuses (*)
|-
|a pair of long feather-buttoned white leather gloves||Enhances Spell Aiming Bonus and Elemental Air Lore Ranks (*)
|-
|an ebon opal and pewter wire black swan charm||Enhances Mana Recovery (*)
|-
|a glimmering diamond and pearly vaalin wire white swan charm||Enhances Max Spirit and Spirit Recovery (*)
|-
|a platinum wire and blue sapphire horned pegasus charm||Enhances Stamina Recovery and Constitution Bonus (*)
|-
|a lush brown wolverine fur scarf with a white stripe||Enhances Stamina Recovery and Survival Bonus (*)
|-
|a long dark green alligator bag with topaz eyes||Self-closing large capacity belt-worn container
|-
|a fuzzy calico kitten-shaped satchel mottled with brown and tan||Self-closing large capacity belt-worn container
|-
|a crude troll hide bag stitched with sinew||Large capacity belt-worn container; Enhances health regeneration
|-
|a shimmering green orb||One-use orb allows you to learn from your experiences faster!
|-
|a silvery imflass close helmet plumed with a white swan feather||Heavy critical padded helm with locking faceplate; Enhances Multi Opponent Combat Ranks, Combat Maneuver Bonus, and Strength Bonuses (*)
|-
|a black felt hat with a rolled brim||Enhances Dexterity and Perception Bonuses (*)
|-
|a rough mottled brown orc hide hip-satchel||Large capacity belt-worn container; has a skull clasp
|-
|a pair of black leather gloves with dark grey palms||Trick gloves; Enhances Disarming Traps, Picking Locks, and Pickpocketing Bonuses (*)
|-
|a pair of dark brown silk gloves patterned with copper sigils||Ensigiled gloves; Enhances Spell Aiming Bonus and Mana Recovery (*)
|-
|a feather-motif silvery imflass lance||Five-enchant weapon that telescopes between a cudgel and a lance; Enhances Multi Opponent Combat Ranks & Strength and Agility Bonus (*)
|-
|a chain-link gold and ruby cabochon bracelet||Enhances Logic bonus
|-
|a low-cut pearly cloth-of-vaalin gown with narrow off-shoulder sleeves||Fully unlocked [[Metallic gown]]
|}

Prizes marked with (*) will attune to the winner and have enhancives that will burn out quickly ~GM Vanah

==External Links==
* [http://www.play.net/gs4/news.asp?id=1176 Play.net news item and quest description]
* [http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Events,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Black%20Swan%20Castle/view/408 June 2013 Quest adjustments]
* [http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?79476-Return-to-Black-Swan-Castle GemStone IV Players' Corner thread]

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Pay Quests]]

Return to Black Swan Castle/prize list

2016-11-11T22:49:37Z

JON18334: /* Prizes for Tier 2 (Successful) as of July 2013 */

===Changes in Prizes===

Several changes have been made to prize offerings over the course of the Return to Black Swan Castle Quest. The quest was originally graded in tiers up to six, with prizes according to level. This was later modified to only two tiers: a "success" or "not success." The first prize list released included masterfully crit padded armor, but this was downgraded to heavily crit padded before the quest went live. Several highly valued prizes, including the padded armor, were removed when the grading changed two tiers in June 2013.

===Prizes for Tier 2 (Successful) as of July 2013===

{| {{Prettytable||text-align:center;}}
|-
! width = 250px | Item || Purpose
|-
|a dark crimson [[kelyn]] [[dagger]] with a black leather-wrapped hilt||Fully unlocked five-times enchanted [[Siolan dagger]]; Enhances Ambush and Combat Maneuver Bonuses
|-
|a greyish green troll-arm scabbard terminating in withered fingers||Squishy troll-arm scabbard that can hold one weapon; Enhances Health Recovery
|-
|a blackened troll-leg backsheath dangling purple decaying toes||Squishy troll-leg backsheath that can hold two weapons; Enhances Health Recovery
|-
|a thick leather [[blackjack]] bound with [[vultite]]||Four-times enchanted blackjack with knockout flares
|-
|a sapphire-eyed golden skull ring||[[Skull Ring]] that attunes to a container to open and shut it; Enhances Perception
|-
|a silver-streaked carved onyx feather brooch||[[Gold ring]] holder with feather messaging; Enhances Max Mana and Mana Recovery
|-
|a speckled white and red drakar short sword with a flame-shaped crossguard||Fully unlocked Thousand Cuts short sword; enchanted six times with fire flares
|-
|a bone-encased vultite [[longsword]]||Four-times enchanted expander weapon -- switch between a dagger, a short sword, and a longsword!
|-
|a fuzzy orange yarn mugwump||Disk Transformer with 500 charges; results in oil-coated disk
|-
|a string of alternating black and white marble prayerbeads||Unattuned prayerbeads; Enhances Religion Lore
|-
|a pouch-lined harness with contrasting black and white crossed straps||An unlocked [[Cidolfhus#Bandoliers|Cidholfus bandolier]] (12 verbs) with increased capacity
|-
|a heavy black linen harness embroidered with swans in flight||[[Katana]] sash with special Black Swan Castle loresong; Enhances Edged Weapon Bonus
|-
|a white ora spiked [[mace]] on a narrow gold-embellished handle||Unlocked [[Iasha white ora weapon]] with five enchants
|-
|a heavy [[white ora]] [[maul]] with dual spread wing-shaped heads||Unlocked Iasha white ora weapon with five enchants
|-
|a shaggy dark grey wolf fur satchel||Fully unlocked [[Cidolfhus#Pelt_Bags|Cidholfus pelt bag]]; Enhances First Aid and Survival Bonuses
|-
|a gnarled blackened orase [[quarterstaff]]||Six-times enchanted quarterstaff with a hidden four-times enchanted katana inside
|-
|a shimmering violet orb||One-use orb allows you to learn from your experiences faster!
|-
|an open-backed white satin gown patterned with contrasting black feathers||[[Nalea gown]] with Black Swan Castle loresong
|-
|a lacquered black ruic longbow with polished eahnor nocks||Four-times enchanted somewhat-sighted longbow; Enhances Perception, Ranged Weapon, Dexterity, and Ambush Bonuses
|-
|a pair of multi-colored gloves of overlapping myklian scales||Five-times enchanted unarmed combat gloves with Unbalance flares
|-
|a grey-green carved wooden troll with an oversized head||Figurine that allows you to speak (but not understand) Trollish
|-
|a marbled black and white two-toned stone bead||Fully unlocked [[hair bauble]]; includes braid and ponytail options
|-
|a twisted troll spine||Drop into your existing non-enhancive armor to add Health and Stamina Recoveries
|-
|some loose white robes with a plush polar bear fur collar||Five-times enchanted robes with fire flares and fur lining
|-
|a purple-veined black leather backpack||Reduces encumbrance once per day; max light and deep
|-
|a glass-encased troll flesh pin||Infuses health once per day; Enhances health recovery
|-
|a carved wooden troll magus fetish||Infuses mana once per day; Enhances mana recovery
|}

===Prizes for Tier 1 (Unsuccessful) as of July 2013===

{| {{Prettytable||text-align:center;}}
|-
! width = 250px | Item || Purpose
|-
|a pearly vaalin filigree ring supporting an oval-cut bloodjewel||Enhances Harness Power, Mana Recovery, and Spiritual, Mental, and Elemental Mana Controls Bonuses (*)
|-
|a withered chicken foot on a frayed piece of twine||Enhances Stalking & Hiding and Ambush (*)
|-
|a withered troll finger pendant suspended from knotted twine||Enhances Dodging, Agility, and Intuition bonuses (*)
|-
|a pair of long feather-buttoned white leather gloves||Enhances Spell Aiming Bonus and Elemental Air Lore Ranks (*)
|-
|an ebon opal and pewter wire black swan charm||Enhances Mana Recovery (*)
|-
|a glimmering diamond and pearly vaalin wire white swan charm||Enhances Max Spirit and Spirit Recovery (*)
|-
|a platinum wire and blue sapphire horned pegasus charm||Enhances Stamina Recovery and Constitution Bonus (*)
|-
|a lush brown wolverine fur scarf with a white stripe||Enhances Stamina Recovery and Survival Bonus (*)
|-
|a long dark green alligator bag with topaz eyes||Self-closing large capacity belt-worn container
|-
|a fuzzy calico kitten-shaped satchel mottled with brown and tan||Self-closing large capacity belt-worn container
|-
|a crude troll hide bag stitched with sinew||Large capacity belt-worn container; Enhances health regeneration
|-
|a shimmering green orb||One-use orb allows you to learn from your experiences faster!
|-
|a silvery imflass close helmet plumed with a white swan feather||Heavy critical padded helm with locking faceplate; Enhances Multi Opponent Combat Ranks, Combat Maneuver Bonus, and Strength Bonuses (*)
|-
|a black felt hat with a rolled brim||Enhances Dexterity and Perception Bonuses (*)
|-
|a rough mottled brown orc hide hip-satchel||Large capacity belt-worn container; has a skull clasp
|-
|a pair of black leather gloves with dark grey palms||Trick gloves; Enhances Disarming Traps, Picking Locks, and Pickpocketing Bonuses (*)
|-
|a pair of dark brown silk gloves patterned with copper sigils||Ensigiled gloves; Enhances Spell Aiming Bonus and Mana Recovery (*)
|-
|a feather-motif silvery imflass lance||Five-enchant weapon that telescopes between a cudgel and a lance; Enhances Multi Opponent Combat Ranks & Strength and Agility Bonus (*)
|-
|a chain-link gold and ruby cabochon bracelet||Enhances Logic bonus
|-
|a low-cut pearly cloth-of-vaalin gown with narrow off-shoulder sleeves||Fully unlocked [[Metallic gown]]
|}

Prizes marked with (*) will attune to the winner and have enhancives that will burn out quickly ~GM Vanah

==External Links==
* [http://www.play.net/gs4/news.asp?id=1176 Play.net news item and quest description]
* [http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Events,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Black%20Swan%20Castle/view/408 June 2013 Quest adjustments]
* [http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?79476-Return-to-Black-Swan-Castle GemStone IV Players' Corner thread]

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Pay Quests]]