Karst Plains
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Karst Plains is an area on the western end of Malchor's Leap with a bridge leading to the Cursed Shore. The primary features are two Orrian Ruins, Bayt Ibadah which housed Doric's Shrine and the Plaza of Lights, and Saliah Bayt, the ruins of a small farming community.
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Locations and objectives[править]
Файл:Karst Plains Tunnels.jpg
Access to tunnels in Karst Plains
- Waypoints
- Doric's Waypoint
- Landmarks
- Bayt Ibadah
- Points of Interest
- Doric's Shrine
- Follower's Bridge
- Plaza of Lights
- Saliah Bayt
- Skill Challenges
- King's Altar
- Statue of Dwayna
NPCs[править]
Allies[править]
- Agent Arinna (79)
- Agent Gathen (79)
- Danil Berkoh (79)
- Engineer Arath (79)
- Engineer Paulson (79)
- Engineer Snaretooth (79)
- Priory Arcanists (79)
- Siegemaster Gaddise (79)
- Vigil Crusaders (79)
- Vigil Marksmans (79)
Services[править]
- Crusader Feintscar (79)
- Crusader Yottz (79)
- Agent Jarra (79)
- Agent Livilla (79)
- Keeper Lyrda (79)
- Arcanist Dmitri Starre (79)
Foes[править]
- Elemental (when Cathedral of Zephyrs is not contested)
- Air Elemental (79)
- Ember (78)
- Spark (79)
- Veteran Air Elemental (79)
- Eye of Zhaitan(?) (event only)
- Risen Acolyte (79)
- Risen Chicken (79)
- Risen Drake (79)
- Risen Eagle (79)
- Risen Farmer (79)
- Risen Noble (79)
- Risen Preserver (79)
- Risen Servant (79)
- Risen Squire (79)
- Risen Thrall (79)
Crafting Resources[править]
Resource nodes[править]
Objects[править]
Notes[править]
- There are two Chests in Karst Plains.
- The first Chest is East-North-East of Doric's Waypoint. It is north-north-east of Dwayna's-statue at the base of a broken-arch and guarded by a Veteran Air Elemental and several other mobs.
- The second Chest is on the eastern edge of Karst Plains in almost a direct line with the first Chest from Doric's Waypoint. It is behind Bathazar's Statue.
Trivia[править]
- A karst is a landscape formed from soluble rocks like limestone. One of the features of this area is an underground tunnel network formed from seawater dissolving the rock.
