Locations >> Ebonheart Pact >>
UpdatedJun 9, 2015 2:17 am
A volcanic landscape inhabited by once-enslaved Argonians and home to Fort Zeren, built by the Dark Elves. This port area is rich on resources and will reward exploration. The area features questing for levels 3-5 and contains 3 skyshards and 2 achievements (Locales, Skyshards). Materials such as iron ore, raw maple and raw jute can be found here as well as reagents and runes
Conversation with An-Meeus:
“A life cocooned in a building of stone? My scales itch with irritation. It makes no sense. Why spend so much time cutting, carving, hammering, and lifting when the effort is reclaimed by the swamp in the end? Why remove oneself from the soft mud, hiding from the blessings of sun and sweet soil? Better, we know, to use these gifts, for sun-hardened earth to shelter us, to stay moist and happy in simple dwellings. Swift to build and rebuild, warm and damp inside, no more is needed.”
UpdatedJun 9, 2015 2:17 am
A volcanic landscape inhabited by once-enslaved Argonians and home to Fort Zeren, built by the Dark Elves. This port area is rich on resources and will reward exploration. The area features questing for levels 3-5 and contains 3 skyshards and 2 achievements (Locales, Skyshards). Materials such as iron ore, raw maple and raw jute can be found here as well as reagents and runes
Bal Foyen Information
- Faction: Ebonheart Pact
- Previous Zone: None
- Next Zone: Bleakrock Isle
- Questing Levels: 1-5
- Number of Quests: 9
- Number of Achievements: ?
Crafting Materials
- Reagents: Blessed Thistle, Blue Entoloma, Bugloss, Corn Flower, Dragon Thorn, Lady's Smock, Wormwood, Natural Water
- Ore: Iron Ore
- Cloth: Raw Jute & Rawhide Scraps
- Runes: Jora & Porade
- Wood: Rough Maple
- Provisions: ?
Public Dungeons
Dark Anchors
Elite Spawns
Group DungeonBal Foyen Maps
Bal Foyen Quests
Trivia:
Conversation with An-Meeus:
“A life cocooned in a building of stone? My scales itch with irritation. It makes no sense. Why spend so much time cutting, carving, hammering, and lifting when the effort is reclaimed by the swamp in the end? Why remove oneself from the soft mud, hiding from the blessings of sun and sweet soil? Better, we know, to use these gifts, for sun-hardened earth to shelter us, to stay moist and happy in simple dwellings. Swift to build and rebuild, warm and damp inside, no more is needed.”
Load more