• City
• Skills
•  
•  
• Discovery
• Location
• Rewards
• Required

• London Adventurer's Guild
• 
  2
• 
  4
• 
  1
• 
• 
   Boyne Valley
• 

• Amsterdam Adventurer's Guild
• 
  2
• 
  4
• 
  1
• 
• 
   Boyne Valley
• 

• 　Member
• Language/Edit History
• 
  

• Anonymous
• 
  No.4851 : Ruins in Ireland
• 
  

• ReaD
• 
  No.4850 : Ruins in Ireland
• 
  

• ReaD
• 
  No.4849 : Ruins in Ireland
• 
  

• VeemonZ2
• 
  No.1742 : Ruins in Ireland
• 
  

• 
• 
  No.230 : 아일랜드의 유적
• 
  

1. London Archives - Scholar: Talk to
2. London Archives - Scholar: Browse books Archaeology
3. London Tavern - Barkeep: Talk to
4. Dublin - City Official: Talk to
5. Dublin Church - Priest: Talk to
6. Boyne Valley - Use Observe Recognition, near Ruins Interior: Boyne Valley entrance


Investigation of Stonehenge 1 1 1 Stonehenge
Ruins in Ireland The Boyne Valley Ruins

Unlock
Ancient Burial Map Sarcophagus
Celtic Relic Map ケルトの神像
Cross carved with the bible 1 3 1 Stone Pillar of the Celtic Cross
Gem protecting kingdom of England 11 13 11 Black Prince's Ruby


1. Celtic times, from that...
If you're looking for an old ruin in Ireland, it's probably something left by Celtic people. If it's a Celtic ruin, I'm sure you'll find unique diet figurines, weapons and armour. However, it is possible it is from a different culture. Stonehenge is such an example. Investigate my library.

2. British region before the Celts
There are theories that there was a civilization even older than the Celtics on Britain and Ireland. Stonehenge and similar structures seem to have been built in a period preceding the Celtics. It is unknown whether these were ancestors of the Celtics or a completely different civilization. I think the research will advance if writing or something similar is found.

3. Maybe an Irish town
You want to research about Ireland? Wouldn't it best to just go there? Dublin is a city in Ireland. Who would be knowledgeable...
Why not talk to the town official in Dublin?

4. An educated person
The most educated of this town is certainly the priest. He keeps a great number of books in a library. The priest of this town especially enjoys studying, and is interested in many subjects other than religion. I'm sure he will help you.

5. Whirlpool-like pattern
A little distance away from this town, there are several hills thought to be extremely ancient ruins. They just look like hills at first glance, but there are several fallen stones that have a pattern like a whirlpool. I wonder why they did not leave any writing. Maybe you will understand.

6. Hill-like ruins
I understand that there are ruins that look like hills if you proceed inland from the outskirts of Dublin. Rocks have been unearthed that have inlaid patterns, possibly the stuff of magic. It is thought that no writing is found because letters writing did not exist. Search for ruins like that and use "Reconition".


Discovery Reward:
250 (125) Adventure Exp

Card Reward:
The Boyne Valley Ruins , 125 (62) Adventure Exp

Report Quest Reward:
Quest Mediation Permit , 90 (45) Adventure Exp, 100 (50) Adventure Fame

• Discovery
• The Boyne Valley Ruins ★★ (Historic site) Exp:250 Fame:90
  Prehistoric remains in Ireland. Rows of tombstones with intricate stonework. The back of this sepulcher is illuminated by the morning sun on only a few days around the winter solstice.

• Skill
• Recognition 2 Archaeology 4 English 1

• Location
• Boyne Valley
  

• Reward
• Quest Mediation Permit 1