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| − | + | [[Saltpeter]] is a very sought after ingredient, used in level 25+ Fire Magic Research. [[Saltpeter]] mines exist throughout [[Alharth]], many worked by [[Goblin]] Clan slaves. | |
=== How to Obtain === | === How to Obtain === | ||
| − | + | ; [[Kur Tower]] | |
| + | * The [[Striga Shaman]] in Kur Tower can drop [[Fire Dust]], [[Sulfur]], and [[Saltpeter]]. | ||
| + | ; [[Yeti Cave]] | ||
| + | * All Yeti can drop Saltpeter. | ||
| + | ; [[Kur Mountains]] | ||
| + | * All wild creatures in the Kur Mountains can drop Saltpeter. | ||
| + | * Saltpeter nodes can be mined at Level 30 [[Mining]]. Nodes often spawn around the [[Gaz-Urak]] | ||
| + | ; [[Boarded up Basement]] | ||
| + | * Saltpeter nodes can be mined at Level 30 [[Mining]]. These nodes can be encountered in the deepest part of the cave. | ||
| + | ; Everything Else | ||
| + | * Many other mobs have a small chance to drop Saltpeter. | ||
| + | * Confirmed Mobs that Drop Saltpeter: [[Gnasher Matriach]] (~2-3%) | ||
=== Gifting === | === Gifting === | ||
=== Lore === | === Lore === | ||
Revision as of 12:04, 3 March 2020
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Saltpeter |
| A tiny pinch of saltpeter, a strange substance with many magical uses.
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| Value: 300
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Saltpeter is a very sought after ingredient, used in level 25+ Fire Magic Research. Saltpeter mines exist throughout Alharth, many worked by Goblin Clan slaves.
How to Obtain
- The Striga Shaman in Kur Tower can drop Fire Dust, Sulfur, and Saltpeter.
- All Yeti can drop Saltpeter.
- All wild creatures in the Kur Mountains can drop Saltpeter.
- Saltpeter nodes can be mined at Level 30 Mining. Nodes often spawn around the Gaz-Urak
- Saltpeter nodes can be mined at Level 30 Mining. These nodes can be encountered in the deepest part of the cave.
- Everything Else
- Many other mobs have a small chance to drop Saltpeter.
- Confirmed Mobs that Drop Saltpeter: Gnasher Matriach (~2-3%)
