Humor me because I am old and busy

[andyhre]

Say I want to make a Level 80 Wood Elf, Tunare Worshipping Cultural BP and Augment.

What are the names? What are the recipes? What quests do I need to do.

For some reason, I've been unable to get my head around the new cultural stuff. If someone would be so kind as to point the old man in the right direction, I'd appreciate. If there is a thread, a link would be fine (and if possible, minus the "search is your friend" lecture). If there isn't a good source yet but you could give me the friendly pointer towards understanding,t hen maybe I can take notes and share them for the other old men and women out there still muttering about the demise of the Economical Smith series.

[Gorse]

Try here:

http://mboards.eqtraders.com/eq/showthread.php?t=30202


Basic principle. Go to your home city (Kelethin) and Find your cultural representative. Talk. Get quests. Do quests.

Combines and what not come later.



Gorse

[andyhre]

Cool, thanks.

BTW, for anyone else's beenfit:

The armor is doable, as per DON, w/o a quest. Go to POK and find the "new discoveries" vendor near the library. Scribe the Level 80 armor (there is only one new level of armor, although there are 2 levels of symbols).

For the symbols, you'll need to do a quest. Get it from your cultural quest giver.

[Kemie Dreamshadow]

Cool, thanks.

BTW, for anyone else's beenfit:

The armor is doable, as per DON, w/o a quest. Go to POK and find the "new discoveries" vendor near the library. Scribe the Level 80 armor (there is only one new level of armor, although there are 2 levels of symbols).

For the symbols, you'll need to do a quest. Get it from your cultural quest giver.

Well no, you still have to do the primary cultural book quest from the hometown questgiver. They're pretty simple collect 4 items and turn in for the book, in low level zones. That book makes the culture specific molds and patterns for any level cultural armor.

[Aldier]

Well no, you still have to do the primary cultural book quest from the hometown questgiver. They're pretty simple collect 4 items and turn in for the book, in low level zones. That book makes the culture specific molds and patterns for any level cultural armor.

But this book is the same one you have been using for all other levels of cultural armor, so it is likely someone already has the book.