Elemental Workshop I
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- This article is about the quest. To see the dungeon, see Elemental Workshop (dungeon). For other uses, please see Elemental Workshop.
- This quest has a quick guide, found here, which briefly summarises the steps needed to complete the quest.
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| Release date | 2 June 2004 (Update) |
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| Members only? | Yes |
| Quest series | Elemental Workshop (#1) |
| Official difficulty | Novice |
| Official length | Short |
| Developer | Dylan C |
Elemental Workshop I is a quest in which you find a mysterious book in Seers' Village, guiding you along the discovery of a lost magical mineral - the elemental ore.
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Official description
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| “ | Hundreds of years ago, a mineral was found that had the ability to change the property of Magic.
The magicians, fearing the effect this may have on their profession, sealed this Workshop forever; or so they had hoped. See if you can rediscover the lost knowledge of elemental ore. | ” |
Walkthrough
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| Length: | Short |
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| Items required: | Items from the toolbelt do not need to be listed unless that version won't work, or aren't automatically added to it. |
| Enemies to defeat: | Earth elemental (level 64) |
Bound Under Lock and Key
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Head to Seers' Village and into the house immediately south-west of the bank, indicated by the quest start icon. Search the bookcase on the east wall to receive a book titled The Elemental Shield.
The book speaks about an an ore that was discovered in the Fifth Age, able to concentrate elemental energy into itself. Following this revelation, a workshop was created in Seers' Village, calling all craftsmen to invent new devices using this unique ore. Unfortunately, realising the destructive potential of the ore, the workshop had to be closed down, along with details of any processes involved destroyed.
Slash the book to get a battered key, turning the book into a slashed book. Enter the north building, with the anvil icon, and use the key on the odd-looking wall with the strange crack. Climb down the stairs you find there to enter a workshop.
Restarting
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First, head into the northern chamber. Turn the valve handles of the water control on first the east and then the west side of the water wheel, and the indicators should turn green. Finally, pull the lever near the water wheel to jump-start it.
Next, head into the east chamber. With a spool of thread and leather in your inventory, fix the bellows. You can find a piece of leather in one of the crates in the central chamber. Once fixed, operate the bellows by pulling the lever to the north.
Head back to the middle chamber and search the smallest boxes in the north-east section, surrounded by a fence, until you find a stone bowl. Head south and fill the bowl with lava from the trough, emptying it into the unused furnace to the east.
Finally, head into the west cavern and attempt to mine an elemental rock. The rock springs to life, yells, and attacks you. Kill the earth elemental, picking up the elemental ore that it drops. You cannot use a familiar when fighting the elemental, or it will disappear.
A Lost Art
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Return to the southern chamber and use the elemental ore, along with four coal, on the furnace to obtain an elemental bar. With the slashed book in your inventory, go back to the centre and use the elemental bar on the workbench to make a elemental shield.
If unable to craft the shield, destroy your slashed book and get a new one from the bookcase.
Congratulations, quest complete!
Reward
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- 1 Quest Point
- 5000
experience points
- 5000
experience points
- Access to the Elemental Workshop
- An Elemental shield, as well as the ability to make them.
- 2 extra spins on the Squeal of Fortune
Music unlocked
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Required for completing
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Completion of Elemental Workshop I is required for the following:
- Elemental Workshop II
- Seers' Village Tasks:
- Medium: "Mastering the Elements"
Trivia
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- Before the release of Elemental Workshop II, the quest was simply titled "Elemental Workshop". Aside from Unstable Foundations, this is the only time the name of a quest has been changed.
| Quests |
Elemental Workshop I • Elemental Workshop II • Elemental Workshop III • Elemental Workshop IV |
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