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[[ | {{other uses|the [[Main Scenario Quests|Main Scenario]] [[dungeon]]|the optional level 50 [[dungeon]]|Copperbell Mines (Hard)}} | ||
{{Duty infobox | |||
[[ | | description = Abandoned once purged of ore, the Copperbell Mines laid abandoned for nigh on three centuries until Amajina and Sons Mineral Concern reclaimed the shafts - the guild's sights set on expanding the mines downward in an attempt to tap yet undiscovered veins of valuable metal. Unfortunately, it was not riches the powder kegs uncovered, but sheer terror, for when the smoke cleared, out poured an army of raging giants from the darkest recesses of the mines. The hecatoncheires - thralls of the lost Thorne dynasty - were, at last, free from their lightless prison; three hundred years of hate fueling their madness. | ||
| type = dungeon | |||
| level = 17 | |||
| ilvl = | |||
| level-sync = 20 | |||
| size = light | |||
| time-limit = 90 | |||
| duty-finder = Dungeons (A Realm Reborn) | |||
| roulette = Leveling | |||
| tomestone-mendacity = | |||
| entrance = Western Thanalan | |||
| entrance-coordinates = 27, 17 | |||
| req-quest = Into a Copper Hell | |||
| modes = duty support, explorer | |||
| patch = 2.0 | |||
| release = A Realm Reborn | |||
}} {{TOC limit|3}} | |||
==Duty Support== | |||
{| {{STDT|pve align-left}} | |||
! | |||
! Eager Marauder | |||
! Eager Conjurer | |||
! Eager Thaumaturge | |||
! Eager Lancer | |||
|- | |||
| | |||
| [[File:DS Marauder1.png]] | |||
| [[File:DS Conjurer1.png]] | |||
| [[File:DS Thaumaturge1.png]] | |||
| [[File:DS Lancer1.png]] | |||
|- | |||
| '''Class''' | |||
| {{MRD}} [[Marauder]] | |||
| {{CNJ}} [[Conjurer]] | |||
| {{THM}} [[Thaumaturge]] | |||
| {{LNC}} [[Lancer]] | |||
|- | |||
| '''Role''' | |||
| Tank | |||
| Healer | |||
| DPS | |||
| DPS | |||
|} | |||
==Objectives== | |||
#Clear Shaft B4 of rubble: 0/1 | |||
#Clear Shaft E1 of rubble: 0/1 | |||
#Arrive in Shaft E2: 0/1 | |||
#Defeat [[Gyges the Great]]: 0/1 | |||
==Walkthrough== | |||
{{#ev:youtube|kVkwSHBqYPI|325|right|Copperbell Mines Guide}} | |||
Throughout the dungeon, the party must collect '''six-onze pinches of firesand''' as explosive ammo needed to clear debris in the way. | |||
In the first room of enemies, defeat them and pick up the '''Tiny Key''' needed to unlock the '''Sealed Blasting Door'''. Pull the '''Lift Lever''' in the next room and ride the lift down. | |||
The next area consists of a narrow path with two branches. These are generally ignored and do not contain any bonus treasure coffers. Unlike in most dungeons, any aggroed enemies will "de-aggro" if they are pulled to a long enough distance from where they originally spawned. ''Therefore, it is possible to pull all enemies in this corridor until the room before the first boss, with limited risk''. This should be communicated beforehand however, and is not recommended for inexperienced tanks or healers. | |||
The room before the first boss contains two '''Firesands''', one between the torches and the other on top of the mound. These should be collected and placed in the '''Powder Chamber'''. Afterwards, interact with the '''Blasting Device''' to open the way. | |||
Defeat '''[[Kottos]]''', the first boss, pick up the Tiny Key, and open the door. Ride the lift down at the end of the passage. | |||
Upon reaching the intersection, the two [[Blasting Cap]]s at the left and right rooms must be defeated to obtain two '''Firesands'''. Both will need to be pulled separately, as they will de-aggro if they leave their starting rooms. Fill the powder chamber and use the blasting device to open the way. | |||
Remember to pick up the '''Firesand''' in the hallway before the second boss. After defeating the '''[[Ichorous Ire]]''', pick up the '''Firesand''' and open the path with the blasting device. | |||
Proceed through the next room and to the final boss, '''[[Gyges the Great]]'''. Note that not all enemies need to be aggroed. | |||
==Bosses== | ==Bosses== | ||
===Kottos | ===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r4.png|link=]] [[Kottos|Kottos]]=== | ||
*'''Grand Slam''': Tankbuster. Tanks should use mitigation to lower the damage. | |||
*'''Lumbering Leap''': Kottos will jump to 3 areas, causing a massive circle AoE to appear at the location. Players should move to the small safe spot at the edge of the arena. | |||
*'''Colossal Slam''': A large cone AoE targeted on a random player. | |||
*'''Catapult''': Kottos will throw a rock at a random player, dealing moderate damage. | |||
===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r4.png|link=]] [[Ichorous Ire]]=== | |||
*'''Fluid Spread''': Tankbuster. | |||
*'''Syrup''': Circle AoEs will appear below all players, requiring them to move out of it. | |||
*'''Divide''': After 50% HP, Ichorous Ire will split up into many Ichorous Drips, which will each cast '''Burst''', a circle AoE centered on the enemy. | |||
===[[File:Aggressive difficulty r6.png|link=]] [[Gyges the Great]]=== | |||
*'''Grand Slam''': Tankbuster. | |||
*'''Gigantic Swing''': A massive donut AoE centered on the boss. Players must move into the boss' hitbox to avoid excess damage. | |||
*'''Gigantic Smash''': The boss will recenter and cast a circle AoE in the center along with 5 more on the outside of the arena. Players should move into the safe spots in between the AoEs. | |||
*'''Colossal Slam''': A large cone AoE targeted on a random player. | |||
==Bestiary== | |||
{| width=75% | |||
|width=50%| | |||
{| {{STDT|sortable item align-left}} | |||
|- | |||
!width=25%|Name | |||
!width=75%|Drops | |||
|- | |||
| [[Blasting Cap]] || {{Action icon|Self-destruct}} | |||
|- | |||
| [[Copperbell Coblyn]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Errant Soul]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Flambeau]] || {{Action icon|Self-destruct}} | |||
|- | |||
| [[Gyges the Great]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Hecatoncheir Stonebreaker]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Hecatoncheir Stonehauler]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Ichorous Ire]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Lightning Sprite]] || | |||
|} | |||
|width=50% valign=top| | |||
{| {{STDT|sortable item align-left}} | |||
|- | |||
!width=25%|Name | |||
!width=75%|Drops | |||
|- | |||
| [[Living Fossil]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Kottos the Gigas]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Pit Hippocerf]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Spriggan Copper Carrier]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Spriggan Copper Copper]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Spriggan Quencher]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Spriggan Sifter]] || | |||
|- | |||
| [[Stone Servant]] || | |||
|} | |||
|} | |||
==Loot== | |||
{{see also|Plundered Weapons|Plundered Armor|Plundered Accessories}} | |||
===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|link=]] [[Kottos]]=== | |||
{{Drops list|Kottos}} | |||
===[[File:Silver Coffer (small).png|link=]] [[Ichorous Ire]]=== | |||
{{Drops list|Ichorous Ire}} | |||
===[[File:Gold Coffer (small).png|link=]] [[Gyges the Great]]=== | |||
{{Drops list|Gyges the Great}} | |||
===Treasure Coffers=== | |||
====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|link=]] Treasure Coffer 1 (X: 12.5 Y: 10.4)==== | |||
{{Drops table header}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Sabatons}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Foestriker's Boots}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Acolyte's Thighboots}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Ear Cuffs}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Earrings}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Aetherial Brass Gorget}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Aetherial Brass Wristlets}} | |||
{{Table footer}} | |||
== | ====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|link=]] Treasure Coffer 2 (X: 13.1 Y: 12.6)==== | ||
{{Drops table header}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Celata}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Goggles}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Cavalier's Hat}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Gauntlets}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Foestriker's Mitts}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Acolyte's Halfgloves}} | |||
{{Table footer}} | |||
====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|link=]] Treasure Coffer 3 (X: 9.2 Y: 13.4)==== | |||
{{Drops table header}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Cuirass}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Foestriker's Tabard}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Acolyte's Robe}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Trousers}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Foestriker's Skirt}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Acolyte's Skirt}} | |||
{{Table footer}} | |||
====[[File:Bronze Coffer (small).png|link=]] Treasure Coffer 4 (X: 9.9 Y: 14.5)==== | |||
{{Drops table header}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Gladiator's Plundered Arms (Lv. 15)}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Battleaxe}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Guisarme}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Knuckles}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Knives}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Shortbow}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Staff}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Grimoire}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Cane}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Nightprowler's Targe}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Pirate's Bandana}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Haubergeon}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Jacket}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Bliaud}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Moccasins}} | |||
{{Drops table row|Plundered Duckbills}} | |||
{{Table footer}} | |||
==Achievements== | |||
This duty is associated with the following achievements: | |||
{| {{STDT| mech1 sortable align-left}} | |||
{{achievement table header}} | |||
{{achievement table row|Mapping the Realm: Copperbell Mines}} | |||
|} | |||
==Images== | |||
<gallery mode=packed> | |||
File:copperbell mines2.jpg | |||
File:Copperbell mines3.jpg | |||
File:Copperbell mines1.jpg | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Lore== | |||
===Rise Of The Hecatoncheires=== | |||
Situated in Western Thanalan, these mines were abandoned three hundred years ago when their veins dried up, and monsters moved in to replace the miners who moved out. Recently, however, Amajina & Sons Mineral Concern reclaimed the Shafts and, employing new excavation techniques, proceeded to expand downwards in an attempt to tap yet undiscovered veins of valuable metal. | |||
Unfortunately, it was not riches the powder kegs uncovered, but sheer terror, for when the | |||
smoke cleared, out poured an army of raging giants from the darkest recesses of the mines. The hecatoncheires—thralls of the lost Thorne Dynasty—were freed from their lightless prison,centuries of hate fueling their madness. In dealing with this unexpected disturbance, the Concern turned to the Adventurers’ Guild, who dispatched a band of their bravest to | |||
exterminate the rampaging creatures. | |||
===Gyges the Great=== | ===Gyges the Great=== | ||
Gyges the Great | Of the hecatoncheires who were unleashed in Copperbell Mines, few could claim to be as imposing as Gyges the Great. What enchantments were once woven into his golden helm to ensure his obedience had long since failed, allowing him to turn his massive hammer on hapless fools instead of rock. | ||
===Return Of The Hecatoncheires=== | |||
Owing to the efforts of courageous adventurers, the hecatoncheires were put down and Copperbell Mines were safe once more...or so it was thought. While conducting a survey of the deep shafts, a crew of engineers watched in horror as more of the enraged giants rose forth from the darkness, and the mines fell into chaos anew. Again adventurers were called upon, and again they triumphed, finally putting paid to a sordid centuries-old tale of slavery and rebellion. Yet though the trouble was settled underground, it continued overground as Amajina & Sons Mineral Concern demanded reparation from the Adventurers’ Guild for losses resulting from the unfulfilled first cull. The dispute was brought before the Order of Nald’thal, the arbiters of Ul’dahn law, and the matter was settled with the two parties sharing the burden equally. | |||
===Ouranos=== | |||
Leader of the hecatoncheires imprisoned in Copperbell Mines and a king among his kind. Those adventurers who did battle with Ouranos reported that he commanded an abyss worm as a hunter might command a hound. Since his existence came to light, he has become a source of fascination for alchemists, at least one of whom wished to study him for the secrets of his astounding virality. | |||
{{Duties nav|dungeon}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:51, 31 March 2024
- This article is about the Main Scenario dungeon. For the optional level 50 dungeon, see Copperbell Mines (Hard).
Copperbell Mines
- Level
- 17 (Sync: 20)
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Party size
- Light Party
4 man • 1 1 2 - Unsyncing
- Allowed
- Time limit
- 90 minutes
- Duty Finder
- Dungeons (A Realm Reborn)
- Roulette
- Leveling
- Req. quest
- Into a Copper Hell
- Entrance
- Western Thanalan (X:27, Y:17)
- Modes
- Duty Support, Explorer
- Patch
- 2.0
“Abandoned once purged of ore, the Copperbell Mines laid abandoned for nigh on three centuries until Amajina and Sons Mineral Concern reclaimed the shafts - the guild's sights set on expanding the mines downward in an attempt to tap yet undiscovered veins of valuable metal. Unfortunately, it was not riches the powder kegs uncovered, but sheer terror, for when the smoke cleared, out poured an army of raging giants from the darkest recesses of the mines. The hecatoncheires - thralls of the lost Thorne dynasty - were, at last, free from their lightless prison; three hundred years of hate fueling their madness.
— In-game description
Copperbell Mines is a level 17 dungeon introduced in patch 2.0.
Duty Support
Eager Marauder | Eager Conjurer | Eager Thaumaturge | Eager Lancer | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Class | Marauder | Conjurer | Thaumaturge | Lancer |
Role | Tank | Healer | DPS | DPS |
Objectives
- Clear Shaft B4 of rubble: 0/1
- Clear Shaft E1 of rubble: 0/1
- Arrive in Shaft E2: 0/1
- Defeat Gyges the Great: 0/1
Walkthrough
Throughout the dungeon, the party must collect six-onze pinches of firesand as explosive ammo needed to clear debris in the way.
In the first room of enemies, defeat them and pick up the Tiny Key needed to unlock the Sealed Blasting Door. Pull the Lift Lever in the next room and ride the lift down.
The next area consists of a narrow path with two branches. These are generally ignored and do not contain any bonus treasure coffers. Unlike in most dungeons, any aggroed enemies will "de-aggro" if they are pulled to a long enough distance from where they originally spawned. Therefore, it is possible to pull all enemies in this corridor until the room before the first boss, with limited risk. This should be communicated beforehand however, and is not recommended for inexperienced tanks or healers.
The room before the first boss contains two Firesands, one between the torches and the other on top of the mound. These should be collected and placed in the Powder Chamber. Afterwards, interact with the Blasting Device to open the way.
Defeat Kottos, the first boss, pick up the Tiny Key, and open the door. Ride the lift down at the end of the passage.
Upon reaching the intersection, the two Blasting Caps at the left and right rooms must be defeated to obtain two Firesands. Both will need to be pulled separately, as they will de-aggro if they leave their starting rooms. Fill the powder chamber and use the blasting device to open the way.
Remember to pick up the Firesand in the hallway before the second boss. After defeating the Ichorous Ire, pick up the Firesand and open the path with the blasting device.
Proceed through the next room and to the final boss, Gyges the Great. Note that not all enemies need to be aggroed.
Bosses
Kottos
- Grand Slam: Tankbuster. Tanks should use mitigation to lower the damage.
- Lumbering Leap: Kottos will jump to 3 areas, causing a massive circle AoE to appear at the location. Players should move to the small safe spot at the edge of the arena.
- Colossal Slam: A large cone AoE targeted on a random player.
- Catapult: Kottos will throw a rock at a random player, dealing moderate damage.
Ichorous Ire
- Fluid Spread: Tankbuster.
- Syrup: Circle AoEs will appear below all players, requiring them to move out of it.
- Divide: After 50% HP, Ichorous Ire will split up into many Ichorous Drips, which will each cast Burst, a circle AoE centered on the enemy.
Gyges the Great
- Grand Slam: Tankbuster.
- Gigantic Swing: A massive donut AoE centered on the boss. Players must move into the boss' hitbox to avoid excess damage.
- Gigantic Smash: The boss will recenter and cast a circle AoE in the center along with 5 more on the outside of the arena. Players should move into the safe spots in between the AoEs.
- Colossal Slam: A large cone AoE targeted on a random player.
Bestiary
Loot
- See also: Plundered Weapons, Plundered Armor and Plundered Accessories
Kottos
Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Acolyte's Halfgloves | Hands | 17 | Green | 1 |
Aetherial Brass Gorget | Necklace | 16 | Aetherial | 1 |
Aetherial Brass Wristlets | Bracelets | 16 | Aetherial | 1 |
Foestriker's Mitts | Hands | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Cavalier's Hat | Head | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Celata | Head | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Ear Cuffs | Earrings | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Earrings | Earrings | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Gauntlets | Hands | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Goggles | Head | 17 | Green | 1 |
Ichorous Ire
Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Acolyte's Robe | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Acolyte's Skirt | Legs | 17 | Green | 1 |
Foestriker's Skirt | Legs | 17 | Green | 1 |
Foestriker's Tabard | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Cuirass | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Trousers | Legs | 17 | Green | 1 |
Gyges the Great
Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Acolyte's Thighboots | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Below Orchestrion Roll | Orchestrion Roll | N/A | Basic | 1 |
Foestriker's Boots | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Gladiator's Plundered Arms (Lv. 15) | Other | N/A | Green | 1 |
Plundered Battleaxe | Marauder's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Cane | Two-handed Conjurer's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Grimoire | Arcanist's Grimoire | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Guisarme | Lancer's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Knives | Rogue's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Knuckles | Pugilist's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Sabatons | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Shortbow | Archer's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Staff | Two-handed Thaumaturge's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Treasure Coffers
Treasure Coffer 1 (X: 12.5 Y: 10.4)
Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Plundered Sabatons | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Foestriker's Boots | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Acolyte's Thighboots | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Ear Cuffs | Earrings | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Earrings | Earrings | 17 | Green | 1 |
Aetherial Brass Gorget | Necklace | 16 | Aetherial | 1 |
Aetherial Brass Wristlets | Bracelets | 16 | Aetherial | 1 |
Treasure Coffer 2 (X: 13.1 Y: 12.6)
Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Plundered Celata | Head | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Goggles | Head | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Cavalier's Hat | Head | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Gauntlets | Hands | 17 | Green | 1 |
Foestriker's Mitts | Hands | 17 | Green | 1 |
Acolyte's Halfgloves | Hands | 17 | Green | 1 |
Treasure Coffer 3 (X: 9.2 Y: 13.4)
Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Plundered Cuirass | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Foestriker's Tabard | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Acolyte's Robe | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Trousers | Legs | 17 | Green | 1 |
Foestriker's Skirt | Legs | 17 | Green | 1 |
Acolyte's Skirt | Legs | 17 | Green | 1 |
Treasure Coffer 4 (X: 9.9 Y: 14.5)
Name | Type | Item Level | Rarity | Quantity |
---|---|---|---|---|
Gladiator's Plundered Arms (Lv. 15) | Other | N/A | Green | 1 |
Plundered Battleaxe | Marauder's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Guisarme | Lancer's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Knuckles | Pugilist's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Knives | Rogue's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Shortbow | Archer's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Staff | Two-handed Thaumaturge's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Grimoire | Arcanist's Grimoire | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Cane | Two-handed Conjurer's Arm | 17 | Green | 1 |
Nightprowler's Targe | Shield | 17 | Green | 1 |
Pirate's Bandana | Head | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Haubergeon | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Jacket | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Bliaud | Body | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Moccasins | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Plundered Duckbills | Feet | 17 | Green | 1 |
Achievements
This duty is associated with the following achievements:
Name | Points | Task | Reward | Patch |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mapping the Realm: Copperbell Mines | 10 | Discover every location within Copperbell Mines. | - | 2.0 |
Images
Lore
Rise Of The Hecatoncheires
Situated in Western Thanalan, these mines were abandoned three hundred years ago when their veins dried up, and monsters moved in to replace the miners who moved out. Recently, however, Amajina & Sons Mineral Concern reclaimed the Shafts and, employing new excavation techniques, proceeded to expand downwards in an attempt to tap yet undiscovered veins of valuable metal.
Unfortunately, it was not riches the powder kegs uncovered, but sheer terror, for when the smoke cleared, out poured an army of raging giants from the darkest recesses of the mines. The hecatoncheires—thralls of the lost Thorne Dynasty—were freed from their lightless prison,centuries of hate fueling their madness. In dealing with this unexpected disturbance, the Concern turned to the Adventurers’ Guild, who dispatched a band of their bravest to exterminate the rampaging creatures.
Gyges the Great
Of the hecatoncheires who were unleashed in Copperbell Mines, few could claim to be as imposing as Gyges the Great. What enchantments were once woven into his golden helm to ensure his obedience had long since failed, allowing him to turn his massive hammer on hapless fools instead of rock.
Return Of The Hecatoncheires
Owing to the efforts of courageous adventurers, the hecatoncheires were put down and Copperbell Mines were safe once more...or so it was thought. While conducting a survey of the deep shafts, a crew of engineers watched in horror as more of the enraged giants rose forth from the darkness, and the mines fell into chaos anew. Again adventurers were called upon, and again they triumphed, finally putting paid to a sordid centuries-old tale of slavery and rebellion. Yet though the trouble was settled underground, it continued overground as Amajina & Sons Mineral Concern demanded reparation from the Adventurers’ Guild for losses resulting from the unfulfilled first cull. The dispute was brought before the Order of Nald’thal, the arbiters of Ul’dahn law, and the matter was settled with the two parties sharing the burden equally.
Ouranos
Leader of the hecatoncheires imprisoned in Copperbell Mines and a king among his kind. Those adventurers who did battle with Ouranos reported that he commanded an abyss worm as a hunter might command a hound. Since his existence came to light, he has become a source of fascination for alchemists, at least one of whom wished to study him for the secrets of his astounding virality.