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A Crack in the Armor
The artifacts you helped excavate show the Amathet as a tribe who prided themselves on protecting the works of the titans. This confirms our assumptions, and indicates that something drastic must have happened to them to cause them to damage the very works they swore to protect. We should continue to track down their writings. I think I saw a more recent monument outside the Halls of Origination.
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- 58640
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- 12.1.0.69587 · 69587
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- 10/1/2026
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- A Crack in the Armor
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- The artifacts you helped excavate show the Amathet as a tribe who prided themselves on protecting the works of the titans. This confirms our assumptions, and indicates that something drastic must have happened to them to cause them to damage the very works they swore to protect. We should continue to track down their writings. I think I saw a more recent monument outside the Halls of Origination.
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- Трещина в броне
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- Судя по артефактам, которые ты помог раскопать, племя аматетов гордилось своей ролью защитников наследия титанов. Это подтверждает наши предположения и доказывает, что с ними произошло нечто серьезное: иначе как они могут разрушать то, что поклялись защищать? Нужно продолжать изучение их записей. Думаю, возле Чертогов Созидания я видела менее древний монумент.
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A Crack in the Armor
“The artifacts you helped excavate show the Amathet as a tribe who prided themselves on protecting the works of the titans.
This confirms our assumptions, and indicates that something drastic must have happened to them to cause them to damage the very works they swore to protect.
We should continue to track down their writings. I think I saw a more recent monument outside the Halls of Origination.”
Quest line: Mystery of the Amathet
Map points: 3
“The artifacts you helped excavate show the Amathet as a tribe who prided themselves on protecting the works of the titans.
This confirms our assumptions, and indicates that something drastic must have happened to them to cause them to damage the very works they swore to protect.
We should continue to track down their writings. I think I saw a more recent monument outside the Halls of Origination.”
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A Crack in the Armorquest · 58640
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| Field | 12.1.0.69497 | 12.1.0.69587 |
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| Name | No data | A Crack in the Armor |
| Description | No data | The artifacts you helped excavate show the Amathet as a tribe who prided themselves on protecting the works of the titans. This confirms our assumptions, and indicates that something drastic must have happened to them to cause them to damage the very works they swore to protect. We should continue to track down their writings. I think I saw a more recent monument outside the Halls of Origination. |
| Tooltip | No data | A Crack in the Armor The artifacts you helped excavate show the Amathet as a tribe who prided themselves on protecting the works of the titans. This confirms our assumptions, and indicates that something drastic must have happened to them to cause them to damage the very works they swore to protect. We should continue to track down their writings. I think I saw a more recent monument outside the Halls of Origination. |