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Antiquity Scholar's Cookbook [1]
Unlocks Fire Spritestones.
Reference values
- Type
- Cookbook
About this cookbook
Unlocks Fire Spritestones.
The book unlocks its recipes without being equipped or consumed. You also need the Crafting Kit from Kalé at the Church of Elleh to use Item Crafting.
You keep the book and its recipes in later Journeys. Its number identifies the contents rather than a required collection order.
Technical details
- Item Type
- Cookbook
In-game description
A record of crafting techniques left by the hornsent academics who studied the ancient ruins of Rauh. Details techniques for working with sprites thought lost to antiquity.
Acquire the knowledge to craft the following:
- Fire Spritestone
Where to find
Cave north of Temple Town Ruins
Rauh Base
Starting Site of Grace: Temple Town Ruins
- Reach the lower Rauh valley through the cave north of Moorth Ruins. Continue west toward Temple Town Ruins.
- Head north from the ruined town and search the caves in the eastern cliff wall.
- Find the Shadow Undead carrying a pot inside the cave. Defeat that enemy and collect its drop.
Notes
- Unlocks Fire Spritestones.
- The book unlocks its recipes without being equipped or consumed. You also need the Crafting Kit from Kalé at the Church of Elleh to use Item Crafting.
- You keep the book and its recipes in later Journeys. Its number identifies the contents rather than a required collection order.
- Fire Spritestone: each craft makes 1, using 2 Rauh Burrow, 1 Ember of Messmer, and 1 Beast Horn.
- Fire Spritestones use Rauh Burrows, Embers of Messmer and Beast Horns. The book is an enemy drop rather than an item lying beside the cave entrance.
- The fire version needs two Rauh Burrows per craft. That is a different recipe from the ordinary Spritestone, so the first book is not a prerequisite for using the second book's contents.
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