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By: Chip Hazard

Edited By: TheAmericanIdiot

Coded By: Sherbros

Special Thanks To: Damen

The Ruins of Uzer are mainly used during The Golem and Shadow of the Storm Quests. It consists of a couple of Buildings and an interesting surrounding. This is one of the least populated places and it is literally a Ghost Town (Pun intended). If you want to come visit the Ruins, just remember to bring your Desert Clothes and some Water!

The Ruins of Uzer is situated north of Nardah and southwest of Al-Kharid. The River Elid, which runs through the Kharidian Desert, is east of the Ruins of Uzer.

There is a lone Magic Carpet Station at the Ruins. It leads nowhere else but is handy for Quests like Shadow of the Storm and Spirits of the Elid. Just a note, I hadn’t finished the Golem Quest when the Picture was taken.

On the outside of the Ruins are Bronze Arrow re-spawns. Not really handy because they are in the Desert and don’t stack themselves. It may be foreshadow into more of the strange Ruin’s history.

To the north of the Ruins are 6 Clay Rocks. They are strategically placed right next to the Ruins for easy accessible Clay for the stage in The Golem Quest, where you need to fix him.

This small “Quest Dungeon” is used mainly for The Golem and Shadow of the Storm. It has a couple of Level 19 Ghosts in the Dungeon and are really useless. Not good for training because of how far it is from a Bank.

A Teak Tree is a rare find in the middle of the Kharidian Desert. Its Logs are used for Planks and Construction. Its not situated in an Area near a Bank so it is completely deserted.

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