Pedestal (Enakhra's Lament)

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Pedestal
Released23 January 2006 (Update)
MembersYes
QuestEnakhra's Lament
LocationEnakhra's Temple
OptionsNone
ExamineThere's a recess on the top shaped like a head.
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Object ID10988
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Pedestal is found in the centre of Enakhra's Temple, it has a recess in the shape of a camel's head, and four globe shaped light, one in each corner. During the Enakhra's Lament quest, the player first attempts to fit the statue head into the recess, but it does not fit perfectly. A mould must therefor be made in order to craft a camel head that fits the recess using a 5kg block of granite. After the recess has been filled, the player must solve a puzzle in each of the four corners of the temple, with each completion resulting in the corresponding globe on the pedestal being lit. Lighting each globe allows you to pass through the magic barrier to the north. Starting in the top-left corner and going counter-clockwise, the globes correspond to blood, ice, shadow and smoke.

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