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Gnome workmen are now set up in the following areas to accept repair parts:
Prime - Crossing, Theren, Boar Clan, Ratha, Mer'Kresh, Shard
Plat - Crossing, Theren, Ratha, Shard
Solomon
Do you think you could lift the requirement for it to be a creature which normally drops loot? Maybe a celpeze or an armadillo could have eaten one of the parts on accident thinking it was food, and when they decay away the item is left :P
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<<Are celps counted among creatures who will be carrying parts? They occasionally drop ambergris.>>
If ambergris is the only thing they ever occasionally drop, then no, they're not item-dropping creatures.
<<Is wood one of the parts?>>
I think you were at the event with the Gnome where he listed all the parts, so I can't tell if this question is serious or not.
At any rate, no, wood is not one of the parts (and I'm not sure why you would think it would be).
Solomon
If ambergris is the only thing they ever occasionally drop, then no, they're not item-dropping creatures.
<<Is wood one of the parts?>>
I think you were at the event with the Gnome where he listed all the parts, so I can't tell if this question is serious or not.
At any rate, no, wood is not one of the parts (and I'm not sure why you would think it would be).
Solomon
>give work
A gnome workman spins in a circle and exclaims, "Powerhaus, so glad you're helping us out with this! No one has found any of these spangleflanges yet! A dark spangleflange is worth about 1000 tickets, but you've got fancy papers, and I think you deserve a few extra for the effort. So 2300 tickets to start you off, now hurry and find more parts!
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>>Tiltingvagabond: I randomly found "some wood", and I don't remember ever seeing it before. Was just double checking before I threw it away.
At this point, it's probably safe to assume that only the items on the gnome workman's list are spider parts.
>>A gnome workman says to you, "There's a number of different types of parts that we need before the festival can start. Basic things like nuts, bolts, and gears fell all over the place. A number of spangleflanges, rackensprockets, and flarmencranks got loose as well. If you come across a glarmencoupler, now that's a real find! Only a few of those were lost, but they're they toughest ones to do without."
http://www.elanthipedia.com/wiki/Mechanical_Spider_Parts
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At this point, it's probably safe to assume that only the items on the gnome workman's list are spider parts.
>>A gnome workman says to you, "There's a number of different types of parts that we need before the festival can start. Basic things like nuts, bolts, and gears fell all over the place. A number of spangleflanges, rackensprockets, and flarmencranks got loose as well. If you come across a glarmencoupler, now that's a real find! Only a few of those were lost, but they're they toughest ones to do without."
http://www.elanthipedia.com/wiki/Mechanical_Spider_Parts
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>>Diminishedangel: Anyone know where the workman is in Shard?
He's outside the North City Gates on the Road to Shard.
http://www.elanthipedia.com/wiki/Mechanical_Spider_Parts#Exchanging_Parts_for_Tickets
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He's outside the North City Gates on the Road to Shard.
http://www.elanthipedia.com/wiki/Mechanical_Spider_Parts#Exchanging_Parts_for_Tickets
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I am late to the party but whats the point of the parts and the tickets? Can someone give me a quick summary?
Player of Drevid and Jhaval
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Player of Drevid and Jhaval
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quick summary:
spider from hollow's eve broke down
gnomes need parts to fix
critters that drop items now drop parts (rare)
take parts to workman (various places)
get tickets for returning parts (not physically but a counter)
different parts equal different ticket amounts
tickets equate to good stuff at fest (prizes like skeeball at chucky cheese)
tickets have no expirations so good for this fest and those to come.
tickets none transferrable
prizes are transferrable
Player of Diggan, Ranger & Halfing of Aesry
Gotcha thanks. Is the prize going to be this year's gift or this is something entirely different?
Player of Drevid and Jhaval
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>>Gotcha thanks. Is the prize going to be this year's gift or this is something entirely different?
The gift is going to be completely separate. I'm not sure what the point of collecting tickets would be if the prize was the gift, unless there were multiple levels of gift. I doubt that will happen.
>>I was wondering about this too. I've been talking to a bunch of folks in and out of gryphons all day with none found. Just like something to compare it to if at all possible. Thanks.
Not to be crass, but are they paying attention? I've been hunting gryphons all day in Shard now, and I've hunted them in Theren. It's safe to say a lot of the people hunting there are not paying attention, as they collect coins and gems by script.
I have been hunting in Shard all night and found a nut and a bolt, over the course of I would say about 3-4 hours of hunting. I might have gotten lucky, but they drop like anything else and, like anything else that isn't a coin or gem, they move into the junk pile and disappear to the janitor if you don't pick them up. If someone is not paying attention to every kill, or hasn't updated their script to include every variety of spider part, they could easily miss a part.
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Malkien
The gift is going to be completely separate. I'm not sure what the point of collecting tickets would be if the prize was the gift, unless there were multiple levels of gift. I doubt that will happen.
>>I was wondering about this too. I've been talking to a bunch of folks in and out of gryphons all day with none found. Just like something to compare it to if at all possible. Thanks.
Not to be crass, but are they paying attention? I've been hunting gryphons all day in Shard now, and I've hunted them in Theren. It's safe to say a lot of the people hunting there are not paying attention, as they collect coins and gems by script.
I have been hunting in Shard all night and found a nut and a bolt, over the course of I would say about 3-4 hours of hunting. I might have gotten lucky, but they drop like anything else and, like anything else that isn't a coin or gem, they move into the junk pile and disappear to the janitor if you don't pick them up. If someone is not paying attention to every kill, or hasn't updated their script to include every variety of spider part, they could easily miss a part.
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Malkien
>Not to be crass, but are they paying attention? I've been hunting gryphons all day in Shard now, and I've hunted them in Theren. It's safe to say a lot of the people hunting there are not paying attention, as they collect coins and gems by script.
Entirely possible in some instances, but I've been asking friends who I knew were out there specifically for spider parts.
But like I said, I just want something to compare it to. Something ball park-ish so I don't get too discourage with my unsuccessful outings.
-Coralin
Entirely possible in some instances, but I've been asking friends who I knew were out there specifically for spider parts.
But like I said, I just want something to compare it to. Something ball park-ish so I don't get too discourage with my unsuccessful outings.
-Coralin
>>But like I said, I just want something to compare it to. Something ball park-ish so I don't get too discourage with my unsuccessful outings.
At this early juncture, I would say they are about as frequent as the glowing iron fragments, if that gives you a ballpark idea. They're infrequent enough that I wouldn't pull my hair out with every kill waiting for one, but on a normal day you should come across something.
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Malkien
At this early juncture, I would say they are about as frequent as the glowing iron fragments, if that gives you a ballpark idea. They're infrequent enough that I wouldn't pull my hair out with every kill waiting for one, but on a normal day you should come across something.
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Malkien
>>The gift is going to be completely separate. I'm not sure what the point of collecting tickets would be if the prize was the gift, unless there were multiple levels of gift.
Quote? I haven't heard this. And if anything, this is almost identical to fragments, and skeleton parts.
Obviously, I'm sure that if tickets are tied to the gift, there will be ways to get the tickets in the fest with ease (like the bone pile).
Player of Diggan, Ranger & Halfing of Aesry
Quote? I haven't heard this. And if anything, this is almost identical to fragments, and skeleton parts.
Obviously, I'm sure that if tickets are tied to the gift, there will be ways to get the tickets in the fest with ease (like the bone pile).
Player of Diggan, Ranger & Halfing of Aesry
>>Quote? I haven't heard this. And if anything, this is almost identical to fragments, and skeleton parts.
There is no quote. I could be mistaken, but I would be very, very surprised if you needed to get X number of tickets to "unlock" the gift. Every other time you've just gone and picked up the gift.
That is not to say that tickets aren't somehow tangentially related to the gift, just that I doubt you will need tickets to receive it.
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Malkien
There is no quote. I could be mistaken, but I would be very, very surprised if you needed to get X number of tickets to "unlock" the gift. Every other time you've just gone and picked up the gift.
That is not to say that tickets aren't somehow tangentially related to the gift, just that I doubt you will need tickets to receive it.
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Malkien
>>Every other time you've just gone and picked up the gift.
Not really. You had to "make" a skeleton before the gift was really "the gift" and you had to collect enough fragments before your totem was really "the capped gift".
Technically you are correct. You just grabbed the totem, and you got the gem (i think that's what turned the skeleton on), but that wasn't exactly the end of it.
The last fest, you did just "grab" the gift.
Player of Diggan, Ranger & Halfing of Aesry
Not really. You had to "make" a skeleton before the gift was really "the gift" and you had to collect enough fragments before your totem was really "the capped gift".
Technically you are correct. You just grabbed the totem, and you got the gem (i think that's what turned the skeleton on), but that wasn't exactly the end of it.
The last fest, you did just "grab" the gift.
Player of Diggan, Ranger & Halfing of Aesry
>>Technically you are correct. You just grabbed the totem, and you got the gem (i think that's what turned the skeleton on), but that wasn't exactly the end of it.
Yes, exactly what I meant. It might somehow function like the totem, but I would be very surprised if you needed tickets just to get the gift. That is, at least to my understanding, what the OP was asking.
Solomon mentioned shops where you can exchange tickets, I imagine the tickets are for only that. I don't think the tickets will be related to the gift, I'm not certain what sort of "gift" would eat tickets that aren't even technically an item in your inventory. Not impossible, but I'd be surprised if the gift was something like a ticket-eating vending machine.
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Malkien
Yes, exactly what I meant. It might somehow function like the totem, but I would be very surprised if you needed tickets just to get the gift. That is, at least to my understanding, what the OP was asking.
Solomon mentioned shops where you can exchange tickets, I imagine the tickets are for only that. I don't think the tickets will be related to the gift, I'm not certain what sort of "gift" would eat tickets that aren't even technically an item in your inventory. Not impossible, but I'd be surprised if the gift was something like a ticket-eating vending machine.
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Malkien
>this is almost identical to fragments, and skeleton parts...You had to "make" a skeleton before the gift was really "the gift" and you had to collect enough fragments before your totem was really "the capped gift".
Are you suggesting that we're all working on building our own giant mechanical spiders? Sweet!
Are you suggesting that we're all working on building our own giant mechanical spiders? Sweet!
Took me 4 hours and between 200-300 meys. Found 3 fragments and 1 skeleton part
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How about a workman in TGSE or installing a batra, to help deal with the time it take to ride mothra?
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apparently there was one south of TGS
[The Crossing, Lunat Shade Road]
Majestic lunat trees line this byway, donated by the town's prosperous traders, a reminder of how their Guild delights in improving the quality of life for beings all over Elanthia. One such wealthy merchant, though not as ostentatious as most, is Berolt, the dry goods dealer. His venerable general store here outfits adventurers with all the basic necessities. The row of trees on the north side of the street also serves to shade the south half of Town Green. You also see a gnome workman.
Obvious paths: north, east, south.
now there's not
[The Crossing, Lunat Shade Road]
Majestic lunat trees line this byway, donated by the town's prosperous traders, a reminder of how their Guild delights in improving the quality of life for beings all over Elanthia. One such wealthy merchant, though not as ostentatious as most, is Berolt, the dry goods dealer. His venerable general store here outfits adventurers with all the basic necessities. The row of trees on the north side of the street also serves to shade the south half of Town Green.
Obvious paths: north, east, south.
and it's spelled Battra, my bad
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An agonizing pain fills you as you feel your tongue turn to powder in your mouth! Through a haze of uncertainty and loss, you realize that something you just said was very wrong.
[The Crossing, Lunat Shade Road]
Majestic lunat trees line this byway, donated by the town's prosperous traders, a reminder of how their Guild delights in improving the quality of life for beings all over Elanthia. One such wealthy merchant, though not as ostentatious as most, is Berolt, the dry goods dealer. His venerable general store here outfits adventurers with all the basic necessities. The row of trees on the north side of the street also serves to shade the south half of Town Green. You also see a gnome workman.
Obvious paths: north, east, south.
now there's not
[The Crossing, Lunat Shade Road]
Majestic lunat trees line this byway, donated by the town's prosperous traders, a reminder of how their Guild delights in improving the quality of life for beings all over Elanthia. One such wealthy merchant, though not as ostentatious as most, is Berolt, the dry goods dealer. His venerable general store here outfits adventurers with all the basic necessities. The row of trees on the north side of the street also serves to shade the south half of Town Green.
Obvious paths: north, east, south.
and it's spelled Battra, my bad
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