Quest Items - Blades of Fire Database

A silver feather from a Phoenix, the rarest and most legendary bird in the world. I need it to forge the wing of the Karamuth.

This key must be important. The acolyte who carried it didn’t go down without a fight…

This key looks older than the Iron Castle itself. Perhaps it unlocks a door in the dungeons.

The legendary spear able to tame titans and turn the tide of the Thaumaturgist Wars. It is forged.

Half of the Forge Scroll for the Aureus Spear.

The other half of the Aureus Spear Scroll.

The only ingot of Aureus Steel that exists currently, as far as we know.

The Sanguine Lords guard the Royal Palace. They hold all of the keys we need to make our way through.

Exquisite gem of bluish gleam. I feel a mysterious, intimate connection with it.

Aztir the Pilgrim guards the first bridge in the Dryad Forest and will only grant passage to those who present him with the Bronze Bell.

The novice’s flute that King Tok gave us. According to Adso, it will nullify the spell that prevents us from going to Egion’s Abbey.

This orb… I know I saw a great door somewhere missing something of this shape and size.… Perhaps in the Citadel of Tharas-Münda?

Master Forger Dhyrias’ Hammer. Adso is deeply impressed that we currently possess two Forgers’ Hammers.

A book magically hidden inside a portrait of Abbot. Adso says we can use it to find Dorin’s private study. Even after death, my dear old friend, you save my ass.

I know this crown: it belonged to King Edric the Young. My father told me he was the first of the great Kings of Antiquity. There’s a commemorative stained glass of his coronation at Egion’s Abbey.

A Forgers’ artifact we found in the citadel of Tharas-Münda.

Forgers Steel Ingot

Having passed the Bronze and Silver, Aztir must be given the Golden bell to allow travelers passage to the Bastion and from there to the Royal Palace.

A powerful artifact that revives mechanical creatures from Ancient times.

A powerful artifact that revives mechanical creatures from Ancient times.

A powerful artifact that revives mechanical creatures from Ancient times.

The statue of Hurmuz we found in Kar-Lethel bore this amulet. Glinda has awakened it, and now it will attract three Sentinels that must be destroyed in order for the amulet to reveal the location of the sword Argenvadil.

The Amulet has been infused with the energy of the Forger Sentinels. Now, we only need to find a statue of Hurmuz Daurel, place it around its neck, and it will reveal a new path to us.

The statue of the legendary hero we found at Kar-Lethel Swamp wore this amulet around its neck. The jewel seems dormant, devoid of energy. We have no idea how to awaken it or what will happen when we do. Perhaps Glinda knows more.

The Master Key carried by the Lord of the Crimson Fort around his neck. This key unlocks many doors, including the North Exit of the Fort. The key, like its Lord, is cursed and cannot leave the Fort.

This key unlocks the Great North Gate of the King’s Bastion.

A curious Forgers’ artifact. I’ll take it with me in case it proves useful later.

A spell we found in Duria, at the center of the Hiss area. It’s inscribed on a stone identical to one we saw in the North, in a vast amphitheater. Something tells me it’ll help us explore the rest of Duria.

Now I know why this gem fascinates me so. It was crafted to fit into the statues of young Nerea, a tear that nestles on her cheek.

The key of a Queen’s Soldier assigned to the defense of the Iron Castle.

The novice’s flute that King Tok gave us. According to Adso, it will nullify the spell that prevents us from going to Egion’s Abbey.

A large ogre bone. Not much more to say. I need it to forge the wing of the Karamuth.

A dead key. As strange as that sounds. Naturally, it only opens phantom locks in Doyen Graves. They’re all blue, so you can’t miss them.

The skull of a Rogg still attached to its spine. I’ve seen those beasts use these as makeshift zip lines.

A strange mask.

A beautiful butterfly with wings as blue as sapphire.

Serrated triangular tooth characteristic of sharks and ogres.

Aztir also guards the second bridge in the Dryad Forest. The Silver Bell must be given to him to open that passage.

Bharkor’s key, one of the gravediggers of the Ancient Necropolis and Melcart’s cousin. They were not very close, but Melcart seemed moved upon seeing Bharkor’s bones scattered across the cold ground.

A plain iron key I obtained from one of the Queen’s soldiers.

A peculiar key we obtained from a statue in the chapel of the Iron Castle. I have a feeling it unlocks some door within the Castle…

The life energy that a Templar gave me, just before he died. I’m not quite sure what I want it for, but something tells me it will be useful in my search for Aecides.

Keys like this one open special doors in the Hiss Lair.