The Swordsmith's Apprentice: Craftsmanship
Level 16 · Crafting · Tanvu
Objectives
Description
What they say
On offering it
____, I am glad you have returned. I need your help in finishing this sword I am constructing with the materials you brought me. If you would be so kind as to assist me, I ensure you that you will learn much about your craft. Use your talents to fashion me part of the weapon.
Recorded by quest description (speech).
Notes
You are given a finishing recipe for the weapon part. It requires an amateur rare item to craft. Blacksmith - Nickel.
2 recorded disagreements about this quest — level (the Forgotten Horde wiki), quest type (the Forgotten Horde wiki, taken on the same evidence as the fandom conflicts: the disagreement runs one way only, and where the game's own journal has been read it sided against the archive every time).
Another account
A second source described this quest differently. Both are kept here; neither is a correction of the other.
Objectives as recorded by fandom
Objectives as recorded by the Vanguard Saga of Heroes Crafting Manual (David Purvis, VGCrafters / Final Resolve / Falcron GreyWolf)
Details
- Starts with
- Karenda Bluewine
- Starts in
- Tanvu
- Location
- Dallerjuba Village, north across the bay from Tanvu, standing at the end of the westernmost dock
- Previous
- Complete "The Swordsmith's Apprentice" Leatherworkers: Scraggy Bundle Blacksmiths: Nickle Ingot Artificers: Thorn Board
- Rating
- 7.0
Rewards
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Master Karenda's Band
Master Karenda's Band
Crafting ToolCrafting Head
+7 Crafting Station Use
+3 Problem Solving
+2 Finesse
+7 Finishing Parent Skills
Activated Ability: Master Karenda's Focus
Master Karenda's enchanted bandana provides a large short-term boost in problem solving and reasoning.
Item Level: 25
Required Class:
Bard, Paladin, Cleric, Druid, Psionicist, Monk, Ranger, Dread Knight, Rogue, Shaman, Sorcerer, Disciple, Warrior, Blood Mage, Necromancer
Source
https://www.vgoemulator.net/archive/MMODB%20Vanguard/vg.mmodb.com/quests/the-swordsmiths-apprentice-craftsmanship-1938.html