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The following information will aid would-be travelers in Aerynth. For more details, be sure to enlarge the runegate map.
Indefinite Gates
All runegates will have three gates open perpetually:
- Chaos Gate, which is multi-colored and leads to Maelstrom's "Maelstrom's Eye" gate.
- Death Gate, which is black and leads to Oblivion's "Doomgate".
- Law Gate, which is white and leads to Khar Th'Sekt.
- Forbidden Isle can be accessed from any gate by using the gate-opening power used to reach it (for example, using "Open Water Gate" on the Sigil Stone runegate leads to The Forbidden Isle).
Traveler Guide
To open a gate with Traveler powers, simply select the gate and cast the power. A new gate will swirl open, allowing anyone to pass through. Traveler-opened gates close after a short time.
- Graven Rock (Earth)
- Ring of Kauro (Fire)
- Dovaal's Gate (Air)
- Sigil Stone (Water)
- Haedan's Stone (Spirit)
- The Forbidden Gate (Use Spirit from Haedan's Stone or Law from Khar Th'Sekt)
See Also
1/14/2004
- The mainland Runegates on the Aerynth mapset now follow the paradigm seen on Dalgoth and Vorringia, where one specific Runegate is tied to one element.
