UWO DATABASE
Mobile Korean Japanese Taiwanese English Chinese

　　
Quests
World Map



Create an Account
Memorial Album
Discoveries
-Archive Maps
-Ornaments

Zones Dungeons
-Cities -Port Permits
-Liners -Shipwrecks

Trade goods
Nanban Trade
-Korea
-Japan
-South China
-Taiwan Island

Recipes -Florentine
-Advanced Alchemy

Ships -Ship Parts
-FS -FS Parts

Skills University
-Special Skills
-Languages
-Collection
-Procurement

Professions
Aides
Equipments

HOME









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


      No.11146

      Edit
      Emperor of eastern Rome
      No Expiration
      Naples Adventurer's Guild
      Rome was divided into East and West, and until recently. Eastern Rome existed as the Byzantine Empire. This job is to find the sceptre of Justinian I, who ruled the Byzantine Empire in the 6th Century. Ask the scholar in Istanbul about it, but be careful, you'll be in enemy territory.
      26000
      0
      1
      2
      1
      EvilLynn
      • 　Member
      • Language/Edit History



              [IMG19,Quest guide]
              1. Istanbul Archives - Talk to the Scholar
              2. Istanbul Mosque - Near the upper left corner Observe Search



              [IMG16,Obtained info]
              1. 중흥 황제
              유스티니아누스라는 황제는 비잔틴의 자랑입니다. 얼마 안 되는 기간이었지만 상당히 많은 영지를 되찾았으니까요. 비잔틴의 보물이라면 이곳의 모스크에 모여 있을 겁니다. 우리나라의 보물에 비하면 하잘 것 없는 물건이지만요.

              2. 비잔틴의 유산
              비잔틴 제국의 보물은 이스탄불의 모스크에 있다고 한다. 아마 구석에 놓여 있겠지… 들어가서 왼쪽 구석을 찾아보자. 들어가서 왼쪽의 구석을 조사해 보자.



              Quest Mediation Permit

              The Sceptre of Emperor Justinian


              Esperanzo





              발견시 경험치 100, 카드 경험치 25
              보고시 경험치 70, 명성 70, 의뢰 알선서 4 획득



                • Discovery
                • The Sceptre of Emperor Justinian ★ (Historical legacy) Exp:100 Fame:35
                  Justinian was an Emperor of the Byzantine Empire. He revived the empire, which had begun to decline. He achieved many things, including an encyclopedia of Roman law, and the building of Saint Sophia's Cathedral.

                  Please log in or register to reply.