
If you have multiple recruits in a Spire that generate items, you can speak to any of them to access all of the constructed items. The Spire UI will indicate when you have items from recruits ready for you. When recruits create items for you, they are stored in a common inventory.

HOWLING ROCK RUNIX HALL FREE
Your Spire gives you a free location to rest and recover from your travels. Spires are your home base as you adventure through the lands of Kyros' Tiers. However, you'll only get one charcoal rubbing (found within the runic halls, as opposed to two or three if you did the associated quest chains), and must thus guess the final pattern. Ocean Spire ( Blade Grave, unlocked by starting A Breach Between Worlds)Īny Spires that were not claimed by the end of Act II will be made available at the beginning of Act III, after Fatebinder Calio mentions them.

And so, Kyros forbids the hallways that lead to the Spires but does not paint a target on the Spires themselves. Or one could think like an Overlord and know that if you place a rule against something, you make it forbidden and desirable. One could infer from this that means Kyros has no issue with the lay folks messing with the Spires but wishes to keep the people safe from the Oldwalls. Kyros has laws against entering the Oldwalls, but there are no laws against the Spires. If you imagine a mystic sea resting atop Terratus world, the Spires seem to spin and churn this magic - creating a spell cast with even modest effort will materialize with powerful results. Furthermore, the Spires behave as arcane lodestone - there is a constant field of magical strength around a Spire. Merchants will often trade directions that use Spires as guides rather than relying on maps or trails. Given their immense height, the Spires make excellent navigational aids for land and sea travel. There's one sticking out of the water off the coast of the islands due north of the Bastard Tier, for example. Terratus has changed since they were constructed - some Spires have been swallowed by the mountains, others by the seas. They can certainly be toppled there are a handful of ruined Spires in the empire. What's known for certain is that they exist across the world, dozens of them, jutting up from the lands and grasping at the sky. As such, many cultures view them as signs of ill fortune. Spires are often found near or connected to the Oldwalls. No one now alive knows who created them, or what feats of magic allow them to rise so high into the air. From the images and symbols engraved on the surface of each Spire, it is clear that these structures were created by man.


5.1 Unique items required for special itemsĮvery man, woman, and child on Terratus can point to the nearest Spire as it towers above the horizon.
