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TITAN QUEST IMMORTAL THRONE GUIDE & WALKTHROUGH
(THQ/Iron Lore)
Version 0.9
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Version History

0.8: 13th of Apr 2007 -  Base document. Complete Walk thru only. To Do. 
Dream mastery + new items + rewards for legendary difficulty.
0.9: 4th May 2007 ¡V Corrected some "speeling mistaks", added Legendary 
rewards, update dream mastery stats.

Contents
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1. General Information
	1.1 Introduction
	1.2 What is Titan Quest Immortal Throne
	1.3 What the Expansion offers
2. Walkthrough
	2.1 A mysterious message
	2.2 Medea's Price
	2.3 Road to Hades
	2.4 Judgment of the Living
	2.5 battle for Elysium
	2.6 The Immortal throne
3. Items and equipment
	3.1 Relics
	3.2 Charms
	3.3 Scrolls
	3.4 Artifacts
		3.4.1 Artifacts
		3.4.2 Arcane formula
4. Monsters
	4.1 A mysterious message
	4.2 Medea's Price
	4.3 Road to Hades
	4.4 Judgment of the living
	4.5 Battle of Elysium
	4.6 The Immortal throne
5. Dream Mastery
	5.1 Character class table
	5.2 mastery bonuses
	5.3 Defense Mastery Skill Bonuses
6. Unlock Codes
7.Credits


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1. General Information
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1.1 Introduction
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Information from this guide is mainly based on the playing experience of the 
author, as well as information given from mod tools and some information 
from various gaming forums.

I will use N,E,W,S,NE, etc to mean direction points of the compass where N 
is the top of the screen. Since some of the maps are not big open areas, but 
winding paths etc. It is difficult to give exact directions. In general the 
directions are relative to a certain landmark (which would be described), or 
relative to the center of the area (if no relative point described). Since 
most maps areas are linear with one entry and one exit, it is hard to get 
lost.

The side quest title description has the following format
Side quest : <side quest name> : <source of quest> : <destination of quest>
Source of quest: where the quest is given
Destination of quest: Where the quest is fulfilled

Final note, please do not play a pirated or illegal copy. If you like the 
game, buy it (even if it is the only one you buy). Then Ironlore will have 
more incentive to make more content and maybe even a sequel. ļ 

1.2 What is Titan Quest Immortal Throne?
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Titan Quest Immortal Throne an expansion for the Titan Quest game developed 
by Iron Lore (for more information on Titan Quest, see my guide on TQ). It 
is an expansion which means that you cannot play Titan Quest Immortal Throne 
(shortened to TQIL from now on) without owning and installing Titan Quest 
first.

The expansion adds many new features, items, and an extra "level" to 
original game. The expansion adds about an extra 10 hours of new content, 
but like TQ, TQIL has a lot of replayability.

The expansion takes place after the final combat with the Titan in the 
original game, and after you enter the portal, you get transported to a 
village an a new adventure which will take you to HELL (Hades), and fight 
even more mythical Greek monsters and defeat an even harder enemy.

For those who have the original game and have characters who have completed 
the original game with characters; TQIL will automatically import your 
characters, and allow you to play the "extra" level without having to start 
over. For example, if you have a character that has beaten Normal level but 
mid way through Epic difficulty, you can use this player to play the extra 
expansion stage. All you have to do is to select normal difficulty and your 
player will immediately start at the extra stage. If you choose Epic 
difficulty however, you will start at the same point in the original game, 
and you will have to play all thru way through epic difficulty and defeat 
the Titan, before you can play the Epic difficulty expansion stage.

1.3 What the Expansion offers
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Those of you who have played the original TQ, will know that there was room 
for improvement (although minor). It seems Iron Lore has listened to the 
players and implemented some useful features in addition to the extra 
content.

I will discuss the extra content first.

Extra Level:
	TQIL adds an extra "level" to the TQ game, which offers an extra 10 
hours play, starting at Rhodes and ending up in Hades. The level is big, and 
each section the maps are bigger than your standard TQ section. Also the 
maps seem to be slightly less linear. In TQ you basically follow one path 
and you cannot go wrong. In TQIL, the maps are bigger and there seems to be 
multiple exits to each section. Although in the end it leads to the place, 
the extra paths and larger maps makes the game much less linear.

Extra Monsters:
	Needless to say the new level there are a whole set of new monsters in 
the level. Many new monsters are added to TQIL all drawn and animated with 
the care seen in the original game. The monsters also use the new skills and 
forms of attack.

Extra items:
	Over 500 new items have been which can be dropped in all stages 
(including the original three stages). In addition to weapons and armor, new 
charms are dropped from the new monsters and new relics have been added as 
well.
	In addition to extra items, two totally new items have also been 
added. First are scrolls, which are powerful use once spells which you can 
purchase and use in time of need.
The second are Artifacts; these are special items that are placed in a 
special new slot on your character. Artifacts are special items that grant 
special bonuses to your character. Artifacts are hard to find and drops very 
rarely, however if you find an enchanter you can ask them to make you one, 
provided you have the recipe for the artifact (Arcane Formula). You will 
need to find an arcane formula first which is like a recipe list. Only an 
enchanter can make it. Once you have the recipe, you just give it to the 
enchanter and for a fee (and all the right items in the list), he/she will 
create the artifact for you.

Extra mastery:
TQIL adds an extra mastery to the game, the Dream mastery. This gives 
an extra nine different classes (8 when combined with the original 8 classes 
and 1 class ¡V Dream by itself). The Dream mastery gives an extra pet, as 
well as offensive and defensive skills to complement any melee or magic 
user. I think IronLore specifically designed this mastery to have skills 
suited for both melee and magic.

The Caravan:
At last, no more third party programs to transfer items between 
characters. The caravan allows you store precious items that are more useful 
to your other characters. It allows you to place the item in the caravan, 
then open the other character and retrieve the item from the caravan.
In addition, the caravan also acts as an extra storage for your own 
character. There is a section of the caravan that CANNOT be transferred to 
other characters (like a private stash). However the space is small, but 
with some money you can purchase more space.

Other changes:
	If the above was not enough, there are also a few extra nice features 
in the expansion. I will only briefly mention theses.

Better multiplayer interface and features. Now has an automatic "join party" 
mode so you immediately join the party when you enter the game. More details 
when you select a game, e.g. language etc. More details during gameplay on 
players in your party.

Inventory auto sort: We all know the original TQ did a bad job of placing 
items in your inventory slot, and the pain of rearranging the inventory to 
make space for a new item. Now TQIL has an auto sort button, that try to 
place your items in the best place. Although not amazing, but at the very 
least, you do not need to juggle those potions, charms and relics any more.

No autopick up. In TQ, as long as the items are on the ground you can pick 
them up, however sometimes they are hard to see, and you accidentally pick 
up an item when you intend to move to a spot. To solve this problem, TQIL 
now has a option to filter out all those useless items (configurable), so 
you never accidentally pick up these items.

Extra control of Pets: You pets can now be set to Aggressive, normal or 
defensive. Aggressive pets will attack always, Defensive will protect you 
and normal is the normal AI in the original game. You can also select each 
pet using the F2-F7 function keys.

Extra quick slots: Instead of just one quick slot bar, you now have two 
(switch using B key).

Tombstone: When you die, a tombstone is placed at the point where you die. 
And when you're reborn you can revisit the tombstone and click on it to gain 
back some experience you lost. Note: No items are lost (unlike Diablo II).

Finally better effects: More special effects have been added to the game, 
from more realist rolling fog to bloom and other light effects.

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2. Walkthrough
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This walkthrough is for the expansion only, for more information on the 
original levels, please download my guide for Titan Quest. This walkthrough 
starts where the original guide ends, after you enter the Portal in Olympus, 
and follows a similar structure to my previous guide. For those who have not 
played TQ (original) it is recommended you read my previous guide. For those 
who have played the original game, you may not need to read my previous 
guide as you can probably piece together what I mean.


The figures presented in this section, are for guideline only, as with the 
rest of the document. IronLore can and has the right to change the rewards 
in subsequent patches.

2.1 A Mysterious Message
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Map areas:
	Temple of Apollo
	City of Rhodes(rebirth fountain, portal)
	Coastal Asomata
	Camirus Bluff
	Cave to Damatia
	Damatia
	Ixian woods (rebirth)
	Den of The Anteok
	Medea's Grove (rebirth, portal)

Titan Quest ends when you defeat Typhon and a portal opens. This is when 
TQIL starts. When you enter the portal, you exit to find yourself at a 
Temple of Apollo. There is nothing much here, except a rebirth fountain and 
a set of steps leading down, so activate the rebirth fountain and make you 
way down. On your way down you will meet a ghostly apparition by the name of 
Tiresias. Tiresias will tell you something bad is happening too the mortal 
realm, and that you should seek the sorceress of the Ixian woods. This is 
the main quest.  Keep going down (as if there is any other way), and you 
will see a guy, Eurymachus, standing around just before you enter the city. 
Talk to him, and he will update the main quest. He tells you of a sorceress 
by the name of Medea who may be the person you are looking for. After 
talking to Eurymachus, you enter the City.

The "city" has a rebirth fountain and the first portal. If you are playing 
with a character directly after the original game, you will find the new 
enchanter merchant, and a caravan. The enchanter (lightning above the head) 
allows you to make artifacts for a price and the caravan allows you to store 
some items, as both a private stash and also to transfer to other players. 
You should also check out the other merchants as they will have new items, 
as well as scrolls and other new stuff. After you have finished shopping it 
is off to your new adventure.

For the first side quest, talk to the woman Maera, who tells of a sick son, 
and the "evil" sorceress who would not help, however the sorceress's 
apprentice by the name of Procne was willing to help, and Meara ask you to 
seek her out (Side Quest: An impossible task).

Also talk to Arion for another side quest (A crab story), who tells of a 
giant crab preventing goods from coming to the city.

Exit the city into Coastal Asomata. This area has a few things of note, and 
because this is a walkthrough I will describe everything that can be seen in 
a fairly logical order.
First follow the coastline, keeping to the edge of the sea. You will 
eventually see a man Abderus who will give you a side quest (Torch 
lighters). It seems that the people cannot light the torch (light house like 
flame), because there are lots of undead blocking the path to the torch. You 
have to escort and protect the torch lighter to the torch stand. Note: I am 
not sure but I think you can actually fail this quest if the torch lighter 
following you gets killed (I may try it sometime).

You will now have a torch lighter guy follow you. Keep following the coast 
until the end, and follow the cliff wall until you see a set of steps 
leading up to Camirus Bluff and some undead guys. Go up the steps, making 
sure the torch lighter does not get killed. When you reach the top it, is 
not the end. Two or three waves of Undead guys will appear, and you will 
have to kill them all and protect the torch lighter. After all the monsters 
have been killed the torch lighter will light the torch, and remain here 
(you do not need to protect him any longer). Go back to Abderus for reward.

Side Quest: Torch lighters Gauntlet: Coast of Asomata : Coast of Asomata
reward
Normal: Arcane Formula, 30,000 XP
Epic: Arcane Formula, 75,000 XP
Legendary: Arcane Formula, 200,000 XP

Now, you can go back to the city entrance, and go north following the wall 
until you reach a cave (cave to Damatia), enter the cave which has another 
exit into Damatia. You will find a guy by the name of Proteas, who will 
update the "A Crab story" side quest and say the giant crab is down by the 
coast. So go down and kill the Gargantuan Krakinos. Go back up and talk to 
Proteas for reward.

Side Quest: A crab story : City of Rhodes : Damatia
Reward:(feast of Crabs legs according to Proteas plus the following)
Normal: Relic shard, 30,000XP 
Epic: Relic shard, 75,000XP
Legendary: Relic shard, 200,000XP

OK now back to the cave and back out into the Coast of Asomata. Keep 
following the wall until you see a gate ("Oversea's passage, which is 
"locked by guardian"). Anyway, no spoilers yet, so just keep note this place 
exists, but you will not revisit it any time soon. Keep follow the top wall 
(E direction), and you will reach the exit to this area, with the rebirth 
fountain. You can explore the rest of this area if you wish but there is 
nothing else of particular interest.

Ixian Woods: Activate the rebirth fountain if you have not done so. Soon 
after entering a soldier comes running with an exclamation mark on it's 
head. Time to talk. Talk to the guy (Chrysis) and he says his sergeant sent 
him to get reinforcements as their out post is being attacked. (Side Quest: 
Outpost in the woods). Go a short distance in a NW direction and you will 
find the outpost. Talk to the sergeant (Teisias), for an update. He says 
monsters have been attacking and they come by waves from the waterfall up 
ahead. You could help out by destroying them.

The waterfall Teisias talks about is in a NE direction from the camp. It is 
not hard to miss and in fact it is two waterfalls, next to each other. The 
cave entrance is right next to the waterfalls. So enter the "Den of the 
Anteok" and find "Sullyin the belligerent" and kill him/it. Return to 
Teisias and talk to him for reward.

Side Quest: Outpost in the woods: Ixian woods : Ixian Woods
Reward:
Normal: Magical Armor, 30,000XP
Epic: Magical Armor, 75,000XP
Legendary: Magical Armor, 200,000XP

There is only one exit in this area (Ixian Woods), which is to the NE of the 
outpost (and NW from the waterfall) marked by the double torches, you can 
explorer the area but there is nothing special. After you pass the torches 
you enter a grove line with trees that leads to two monsters guarding a gate 
(Ascacophus). Kill them and enter Medea's grove.

Once you enter you will find Medea is a circular area. Talk to her and she 
give you a mouthful about killing her guards, and then goes back to business 
concerning the main quest. You will have a dangerous journey ahead as there 
is something bad going on, in order for you to proceed to your destiny, you 
need to find the "Eye of the Grey ones" and give it to her.

Main Quest
Reward
Normal: 18,000XP
Epic: 45,000XP
Legendary: 115,000XP

2.2 Medea's Price
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Area:
	Medea's grove (rebirth, portal)
	Ixian outlands (rebirth)
	Ampelian cave (rebirth)
	Soronis (rebirth)
	Tomb of the Tsakonian Queen
	Tsakonian ruins (rebirth)
	Tomb of Aegimius
	Great Tomb of Dorus
	Temple of the Grey ones

OK now your quest is to get the "Eye of the grey ones" (Perseus and the 
Graeae anyone???? Wiki it if you like or watch "Clash of the Titans"). So 
follow the path to the portal and also the merchants. Here you will get some 
more side quests.
Talk to Semele for the side quest "The Stolen sigil". So Semele has lost a 
Sigil stone and afraid that Mistress Medea will punish her. Spare her the 
punishment and find the stone for her.

Talk to Lampido for the side quest "Lampido's potion". Lampido says she has 
invented a great potion of remarkable power. Help her gather the ingredients 
for the potion so that she can make it.

Also you will find Procne here ("An impossible task" side quest). Talk to 
her and she will update the side quest, asking you to get a book from the 
Lich Queen so that she can make the medicine to cure the boy.

Off we go again following the steps, and at the end of the stairs, you will 
find a person with another side quest. Talk to Carme for the "The wealth of 
the Ancient Kings" side quest which is basically a find the treasure quest. 
After talking to Carme , exit into Ixian outlands.

There is nothing much in this area except a cave entrance (Ampelion caves) 
to the NE of the area, which leads to another exit  to Soronis. However if 
you explorer the caves you will find the Formicid queen. Kill Queen 
Y'cht'ssk'l (I think I spelt it correctly), and she will drop the Sigil 
stone. Naughty, naughty a thieving Queen. Teleport back to Semele and talk 
to her for reward.

Side Quest: The Stolen Sigil: Medea's grove: Medea's grove
Reward:
Normal: Powerful staff, 30,000XP
Epic: Powerful staff, 75,000XP
Legendary: Powerful staff, 205,000XP

Now, back to the main quest and exit the caves into Soronis, and activate 
the rebirth fountain just out side of the cave entrance. Soronis is actually 
quite big and divided into three areas. The exit to the first area is 
roughly to the north of the starting point. You can recognize this by the 
grassland changing into stone path that leads to some steps. However before 
you exit this section, you could go E from the stone path and if you look 
carefully you will find a windy path which leads to an area with a temple 
like structure ("Hall of Propones"). There is nothing of importance here, 
except for extra monster bashing and XP (normal only????), so you could skip 
this section and continue to the next part of Soronis if you want.

At the stone walkway proceed N past the two torches, you will find a rebirth 
fountain, and further on you will reach the swampy area of Soronis. Moving 
NNE from the entrance and following the quest marker you will find a plant 
in the middle of the swamp. This is the night blossom, and is a bigger 
nastier version on the Quill Vine. Watch out because it can shoot multiple 
projectiles. You have to kill it to get the Petal of the Night Blossom, 
which is one of the ingredients for the "Lampido's potion" side quest.

From the plant, move Northwards and you will find a big Anouran camp. Look 
carefully at the walls around the camp and also the map that should show a 
quest marker. Follow it carefully and you should find the section of the 
anouran camp with the Cybe Mushroom, the second ingredient for the potion 
(the Cybe Mushroom does not attack).

After you have the mushroom, go back out to the opening of the Anouran camp. 
Proceed in an East direction and you will find two stone bridges one going 
NE and the other NW. This is the exit to this area, you can explorer the 
rest of the area if you want, or go across any of the bridges to the next 
section, as they both lead to the same area.

You are now in the third area. It does not matter which bridge you cross, 
keep moving in a SE direction and you will find another Anouran camp, and in 
the camp is a Aestivus tree (does not attack), click on it to the third and 
final ingredient. Portal back to Medea's grove and talk to Lampido twice for 
the reward and portal back to Soronis.

Side Quest: Lampido's potion: Medea's grove: Medea's grove
Reward:
Normal: +6 str, +80 health, 30,000 XP
Epic: +8 str, +150 health, 75,000 XP
Legendary: +10 str, +200 health, 205,000XP

Go back out to the main part of the swamp and the exit should be at the NE 
part of the map slightly off the left of the top right corner. You can 
recognize it by the stone floor that leads to the two torches and the 
rebirth fountain. But before you go to this next section, you will notice a 
red portal marker to the W of the exit. If you go W from the exit, you will 
find an opening to the Tomb of the Tsakonian Queen. This is needed for a 
side quest, so if you are not bothered with side quests, you can skip this 
tomb. Inside you will find Queen Alkiste : Undead corrupt soul, and when you 
kill her she will drop a quest item; the Ancient Moon key. More on this key 
later.

Now back to the rebirth fountain and the next area, the Tsakonian Ruins. I 
will not describe the ruins in detail because the area is quite big and is 
rather like a maze. What I will say is that the exit is right at the SE 
corner of the map and easily recognized because of the rebirth fountain. So 
if you wander around, you know you are still in the area as long as you do 
not go past the rebirth fountain.

What is in this area? Well nothing for the main quest, so if you are 
ignoring the side quests, you can skip this section and go straight for the 
rebirth fountain to the SE (and skip the next few paragraphs).
To the N from where you came in (note because it is maze like, it may mean 
you may have to change direction and "zig zag" to get to some locations 
instead of a direct route). You will find the "Tomb of Aegimius". In the 
tomb you will find a woman by the name of Nysa and talking to her gives you 
the side quest "Treasure hunters". She and her brother are treasure hunters, 
but her brother is lost, find her brother Herodin and get reward. Also in 
the tomb is King Aegimius, another undead corrupt soul. Kill him and he will 
drop the Sun Key again a quest item (but which quest??? It actually does not 
say in the descriptions).

OK back out of the tombs, back into the ruins. Just slightly north of the 
center of the area, you will find a sundial like object that is called the 
"Altar of Kallixenia". Click on the altar to call the Queen Liche 
Kallixenia. Kill her/it and get the book. Portal back to Medea's grove and 
give the book to Procne by talking to her, Talk again, to get the medicine 
and first part of the reward (Arcane formula). You can be mean and keep the 
elixir (medicine) which is no use to you or be nice and cure the boy by 
talking the Portal back to City of Rhodes and talking to Maera to complete 
the "An impossible task" and get the rest of the reward, then portal back to 
the Tsakonian ruins.

Side Quest: An Impossible task: City of Rhodes: City of Rhodes
Reward:
Normal: Arcane Formula (from Procne), 35,000XP (from Maera)
Epic: Arcane Formula (from Procne), 80,000XP (from Maera)
Legendary: Arcane Formula (from Procne), 220,000XP (from Maera)

Finally in this section, Herodion the lost brother, is right on the NE 
corner of the map. Talk to him to complete the "Treasure hunters" side 
quest.

Side Quest: Treasure Hunters: Tomb of Aegimius: Tsakonian ruins
Reward:
Normal: 25,000XP
Epic: 60,000XP
Legendary: 175,000XP

Back to the Main Quest, and past the rebirth fountain (SE of the Tsakonian 
ruins remember) to the second section of the Tsakonian ruins. After rebirth 
fountain is a winding swampy path that leads to another stone paved area. 
You head straight forwards (NW) for the main quest or do a kind of "U-turn" 
to an area (SW) to complete another side quest.

This paragraph is for the side quest so skip it if you wish. OK so you do 
the U turn and follow it to the "Great Tomb of Dorus". Inside the tomb, you 
will find some doors are locked. Remember the Sun and Moon keys. Well you 
use those to open doors to rooms with levers that in turn opens doors in 
another part of the dungeon. Sounds complicated but it is really quite 
straight forward. Finally you meet "King Dorus" the undead. Go into the 
final room for the goodies in the chests and complete the "The wealth of the 
ancient kings". Make your way back to the entrance to this section (where 
you did the Uturn).
Side Quest: The wealth of the ancient kings: Medea's grove: Great Tomb of 
Dorus.
Reward:
Normal: 40,000XP
Epic: 60,000XP
Legendary: 270,000XP

At the entrance to the second section of the ruins keep going forwards (N) 
until you find the Temple of the Gray ones. Inside are the three sisters, 
which don't act blind at all and pretty mean little old ladies. Alas, there 
is greater things at stake that your morals, so you have to kill the three 
old ladies (Dieno, Enyo, Pempherdo) and grab their only eye. These old 
ladies have a variety of very powerful attacks. These attacks do a lot of 
damage (vitality I think), so learn the small pause before attacks. Luckily 
they are pretty weak in terms of health. Return the eye to Medea.

Portal back to Medea's grove and talk to Medea to give her the eye. Talk to 
her again and she will open a portal to Hades.

Main Quest
Reward:
Normal: 30,000XP
Epic: 75,000XP
Legendary: 200,000XP

Congratulations you are one quarter the way through the expansion.

2.3 Road to Hades
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Areas
	Epirus ¡V refugee camp (rebirth, portal)
	Epirus
	City of Paseron (rebirth)
	Ossuary of the Trespoti
	Paseron outskirts (rebirth)
	Pindos Mountains
	Passage of souls
	Hades ¡V Dark grove
	River Styx (rebirth, portal)
	Charon's Dock
	Shrine of the Golden Bough
	Unfinished bridge
	The New Road (rebirth)

Do all your normal stuff you do at these way points and when you are ready 
talk to the people for some side quests.

Talk to Epigenes for the "Amongst the ruins" side quest. The City of Paseron 
has been invaded by monsters. There are still living humans there that need 
to be rescued.

Talk to Pisistratus for the "A dangerous mission" side quest. Pisistratus 
sent Admetus to Paseron to get food and medical supplies for the camp but he 
has not come back. Search for Admetus and help him bring back the medical 
supplies.

Talk to Pythes for the "The enemy's captian" side quest. Apparently the 
sacking of Paseron is commanded by an evil captain, kill it would be a deed 
worth of a hero. 

Now when you are ready out into Epirus, you will see some apparitions 
wandering around, these apparently as souls (called shades and they do not 
attack), which are wandering the living world because they have nowhere to 
go. Anyway you can ignore them (Note: I am not sure but I think I saw the 
monsters attacking them once).

The exit to this area is near the NW where the guards are guarding some 
double gates into the City of Paseron. There is also a cave on the right 
edge of the map (N) from the refugee camp. There is nothing in the cave 
(Ossuary of the Trespoti).

In the city of Paseron talk to Thoegenes for an update to the "Amongst the 
ruins" side quest.


The first thing you will probably do is probably rescue the living humans 
(even if you are ignoring the side quest, as most are in your path anyway). 
Just follow the quest markers and kill the monsters around the scared 
humans. Once you have killed the monsters around them they will run back to 
the area where Theogenes is. Do this for all the humans (around 10). You 
know when you have rescued them all because of a side quest update will pop 
up. Go back and talk to Theogenes for reward.

Side Quest: amongst the ruins : Epirus refugee camp: city of Paseron
Reward:
Normal: magical jewel, 32,000XP
Epic: magical jewel, 77,000XP
Legendary: magical jewel, 208,000XP

This first section of the city only has one exit, a set of steps leading up 
in a NE direction. At the top of the steps, proceed up (NW or towards the 
top of the screen). At the top there is actually a path that leads to 
Admetus, which is hard to spot because of the rubble which "looks" like it 
is impassible (follow the quest marker if you have to). Talk to the wounded 
Admetus and he will drop the supplies, take the medical supplies back to 
Pisistratus for reward, and portal back.

Side Quest: A dangerous mission: Epirus refugee camp: Epirus refugee camp
Reward
Normal: 65,000 gold and 32,000XP
Epic: 550,000 gold and 77,000XP
Legendary: 1,100,000 gold, 208,000XP

Now back to the heart of the city. This second section also only has one 
exit, which you can find by finding some guards standing around. The exit is 
the arch the guards are standing under and lead to an amphitheatre (the semi 
circle structure). Past the amphitheatre is a rebirth fountain.

The next area is the final area of the city of Paseron, keep wandering until 
you find a large square area (NW from the rebirth fountain). In the square 
is Proseia the Enemy's captain. Destroy it to complete the side quest and 
proceed the double doors to the N of the square.

Side Quest: The Enemy's captian : Epirus refugee camp: City of Paseron.
Reward:
normal: Magical weapon, 32,000XP
Epic: Magical weapon, 77,000XP
Legendary: Magical weapon, 208,000XP

Go through the newly opened doors across the stone bridge into the Paseron 
outskirts. There is nothing much in this area. If you follow the road it 
will lead to a fork, the NW path leads to a dead end (broken wooden bridge), 
and the E path leads to the only exit to the Pindos mountains. The Pindos 
mountain is even more mundane, just a path leading to a cave entrance and a 
path winding (passage of souls) down into Hades ¡V Dark grove.

Welcome to Hades. The first section of Hades is pretty small and has only 
one exit N, pass the two torches. Keep going is a NE direction and you will 
find two downward slopes; they lead to same area. Finally rest at the River 
Styx.

Activate the portal and the rebirth fountain then do some talking.

Talk to Corpreus for the Stygian Lurker side quest. It seems that he has 
seen a Hydradon swimming around the River Styx. It sometimes comes out to 
eat a few souls. Kill the Hydradon for reward.

On Charon's Dock, talk to Antigenes for "one who will lead" side quest. It 
seems Charon is missing and no one to ferry the souls across the Styx into 
Hades. A replacement must be found. Find the replacement (Hippachus) for 
reward.

Finally talk to Archetimas for a main quest update.

There is only one exit to the south that leads to the next area (two 
torches). This area has nothing special except a structure (shrine of the 
Golden Brough) that separates the two parts of this "River Styx" area. The 
part does not seem to serve any purpose (may be a reference to Aeneas and 
Sibyl story for consitency, but apart for that there is nothing special 
about this area). Anyway, as you enter the next area of the Styx (torches), 
turn Westwards and you will reach a Formicid camp with a troglodyte hero. 
Kill the beast to free Hippachus. Talk to him to updated the "One who would 
lead" side quest; you need to find the oar so that he could row Charon's 
boat. The rest of the area does not have anything else special, and the exit 
is SE to the unfinished bridge.

The unfinished bridge holds a boss battle so make sure you have enough 
potions as you cannot come back this way once you enter the bridge. Once you 
enter your path is blocked by a wall of water. Charon stands ahead and you 
have to defeat him to get past. Charon has various attacks, from water 
geysers, to some kind of splash attack, and also summon shades. Although 
normally I would not consider a difficult fight, the fact that you are on 
the bridge and limited in movement makes this fight quite difficult.

Kill Charon (Why has he turned against the souls?), and he will drop his 
oar. Portal back to Styx and talk to Hippachus to get reward, and portal 
back to the bridge.

Side Quest: One who would lead: River Styx: River Styx
Reward
Normal: Relic shard, 40,000XP
Epic: Relic shard, 80,000XP
Legendary: Relic shard, 250,000XP

Across the bridge and pass a rebirth fountain. Tiresias is here. Talk to him 
for an update on the Main Quest. Why is a bridge being built across the Styx 
when souls use the boat, what about this new road, what is the purpose. Also 
Elysium is no longer a paradise as there is trouble there, find Elysium. 
Note: Elysium is the part of Hades where Heroes go in their afterlife.


Main Quest Road to Hades complete.
Rewards: 
Normal: 25,000XP (Health and Energy restored)
Epic: 50,000XP (Health and Energy restored)
Legendary: 120,000XP (Health and Energy restored)

Congratulations you are half way through the expansion

2.4 Judgment of the Living.
---------------------------
Area
	The New Road (rebirth)
	Stygian Marsh (rebirth)
	Daemon Storeroom
	Den of Tantalus
	City of Lost Souls (rebirth)
	Upper City of Lost Souls (rebirth)
	Lower City of Lost Souls (rebirth)
	Small Rocky Cave
	Plains of judgment (rebirth)
	The Salt Flats (rebirth)
	Hecatean Agora
	Lower Daemon Camp
	Pools of Mnemosyne
	Prisoner's camp (rebirth)
	Upper Daemon Camp
	Vale of Morning (rebirth)
	Erebus
	Far Plains
	Deep Caverns
	The Dread Path
	The Dread Halls (rebirth)
	Tower of judgment (rebirth)
	Fifth Domain 
	Fourth Domain (rebirth)
	Third Domain (rebirth)
	Second Domain (rebirth)
	First Domain (rebirth)
	Hall of Judgement

There is nothing much in this area, keep heading E to a broken (unfinished 
bridge) and from the bridge, head N until you reach steps which lead into 
the water (end of the area).

You should now be in the Stygian Marsh. The marsh is a simple kind of maze 
and pretty hard to describe with words only (only serves to confuse). So 
what I will do is just describe how to go from entry point to exit point of 
each section. Once you know where the exit is, you are free to roam around 
the area.

OK so you are between the torches at the start of the Stygian Marsh. Set off 
in a N direction until you see a small wooden bridge. Go under it and keep 
left. You will see a ramp (with torches) up onto an island. This is your 
first exit.

This first island has a portal into the Daemon Storeroom; you can visit for 
loot and XP, but apart from that nothing else. Cross the bridge (that you 
just went under) to the next island, and activate the rebirth fountain. Also 
on this island are some soul cages (with shades/souls in side), and just 
like Hippachus, they are guarded by a troglodyte jailor. When you defeat the 
"mini boss" jailor you can free these souls from the soul cage. I do not 
know if it serves any purpose as it seems they are not part of a quest, 
maybe it unlocks extra content, who knows, but free them any way. This is 
not the last time we see these; I will not mention them again (unless it is 
of significance), so free them if and when you see them, but I will not tell 
you to do so. This island has a ramp down to another part of the marsh.

This second part of the marsh you need to find the entry point to the next 
island, which is the island to the right of the entry point. So just follow 
the edge of this island, and you will find the entry point (two torches) on 
the other side. Again wander around if you like.

The second island has two bridges one running SE which leads to a dead end 
island and the other running northwards to the next entry point into the 
marsh (torches and rebirth fountain). The next island entry point is just to 
the N . If you do not go up the steps but instead keep going N there is a 
cave (Den of Tantalus). Also in this area is the soul eating Hydradon (Soul 
Feaster), it is quite slow but watch out for the flame breath. Kill it to 
complete the "The stygian lurker" side quest.

Side Quest: The Stygian Lurker: River Styx: Stygian Marsh
Reward:
Normal: +4 STR/Int/dex, 35,000XP
Epic: +6 STR/Int/dex, 80,000XP
Legendary: +8 STR/Int/dex, 210,000XP

Finally out of the marsh; follow the road and admire the big statues (Athena 
and Apollo??) and down the ramp into the "City of Lost Souls". There is a 
rebirth fountain and next to the rebirth fountain is an entrance. The areas 
inside are quite linear and pretty much one exit per room, so keep going 
until you exit the underground and into the open again. Activate the rebirth 
fountain.

Go E to a bridge and cross it (and admire the big Greek naked lady statues 
if you like). This next section is maze like and pretty nasty because you 
get a concentration of melee, ranged and magic monsters which means that it 
may be best to take the quickest way out. Anyway here is the shortcut. From 
the bridge follow the path and go up the second set of steps on your right. 
At the top of the steps there are more steps leading N, take these steps to 
the top plateau with the bridge. Ta da¡Ktold ya it was short.

Across the bridge and pass the rebirth fountain into the Upper City of Lost 
Souls. Just follow the path (there is only one way), until you reach an 
entrance to the underground. This leads back into the "City of Lost Souls".  
Keep going through the only real exits and eventually you come out of the 
underground into the lower city of lost souls.

Go S through a canyon (path with steep walls on each side). Until you reach 
the opening. OK in this next area you will immediately see an entrance to 
the underground to the W. a bit more W further from this entrance is a dead 
end. To your right (E) there is a set of winding steps (which may not be 
apparent yet) is the exit to this area. Through the entrance to underground 
is another side quest, so if you are ignoring side quests, you can skip the 
next paragraph and head for the steps to the East.

In the cave there are three exits. The SW path leads eventually to a dead 
end. The NE path also leads to a dead end, but there is a room with strange 
glowing markings on the floor. I do not know the significance but these 
symbols will appear later on. The final NW corridor leads to a large room. 
Talk to Aristonymus for "Hade's Treasure" side quest. At the end of the room 
there are four altars Frost, Flame, Soul and Venom; obviously you put 
something on them, but for now just know they are here. Leave the 
underground back to the way you came (you do not need to visit here for a 
long while).

Go up the winding steps into a plateau with one entrance. Enter and rest 
here. There is a rebirth fountain, portal, Enchanters, merchants etc. So do 
some inventory spring cleaning before continuing.

Talk to Leda for "The Dust of a Titan" side quest. Collect dust from a Titan 
and Leda will make a powerful elixir for you. (2 Skill points, wow!)

Talk to Eurydice for "Eurydice and Orpheus" side quest. Find the Mirror of 
Psyche which is in the cave of Whispers. The mirror will open a path to 
where her lover Orpheus is held.

Talk to Callicrates for "An Invitation" side quest. There are some demon 
caravans, supplying goods to the demons. Destroying these will be a set back 
to the demon forces, you will be rewarded.

Talk to Oenobius for "The Necromanteion"  side quest. Find the Necromanteion 
and destroy all monsters in it for a reward.

Finally talk to Phyleides for a main quest update. Search for the Judges who 
(like Charon) seems to have stopped doing their jobs.

Lots of side quests to keep you occupied, so off we go. Out into The Plains 
of Judgment, and a short walk down the slope to the Salt Flats. The caravans 
(side quest: An invitation) is to the NW and only a short distance; destroy 
these and return to Callicrates for reward.

Side Quest: An Invitation : Upper City of Lost Souls: Upper City of Lost 
Souls
Reward:
Normal: magical Jewelry, 25,000XP
Epic: magical Jewelry, 50,000XP
Legendary: magical Jewelry, 140,000XP


NOTE: After you complete the invitation side quest, talking to Callicrates 
again will prompt him to give you a new side quest "The inside source". 
First you have to find and talk to Pylades. He is a shade in the corner of 
the long retangular hall with the merchants. After talking to him, you have 
to find Keuthonymos. As most people will ignore any new messages after a 
side quest is completed, it is easy to miss this new side quest. This is not 
the only time this happens in TQIL (those developers are getting clever).

The exit is to the NE, you will see the ramp and torches. Go up the ramp to 
"Hecatean Agora"; notice the glowing symbol on the floor. Keep following 
this platform till you reach the other side of the Salt Flats, and activate 
the rebirth fountain. There is only one exit in this area, marked by the two 
torches. If you want rough directions it is NW (till you reach the wall), 
then turn to SW direction. There rest leads nowhere, but quite big and good 
for XP.

The road turns to a dark dirt marking the road up the ramp Lower Daemon 
camp. When you reach the top, there is a small area to the right with Thyia 
of the Stygian Frost (Empusa hero). Kill her and you get a Frost stone; this 
is one of the four stones needed to open Hades' treasury. In the W side you 
find  "Keuthonymos -Neutral Daemon" . Talk to him to update Inside source 
side quest; you have to ambush the convoy in the vale of mourning and return 
the message to him. There is a cave to the N (Pools of Mnemosyne) which is 
only good for loot and XP. To the E of the cave entrance is the exit to this 
area.

Down the slope into the prisoner's camp. In this area there are many jailors 
and many prisoners in soul cages. There is only one exit, and the area is 
quite small. One thing of note is that one of the soul cages contains 
Admetus (yes the Medicine messenger at Paseron). It seems he dies after you 
talk to him in Paseron and is now in spirit form (shade). Talk to him for a 
side quest ( Admetus amongst the dead) which is just a basic "I thank you 
later", meaning look for him in later areas. The exit of the prisoner's camp 
and the start of the next area "Upper Daemon camp" is marked by a rebirth 
fountain.

The upper daemon camp is quite small and the exit is roughly in the E 
direction. However to the N is the cave of Whispers which where you find the 
"mirror of Psyche" for the Eurydice and Orpheus side quest. Skip the next 
section if you are not bothered with the side quest.

You get the mirror of Psyche after killing the Albino spider boss in the 
Cave of Whisphers. Teleport back and talk to Eurydice. She will open the 
gate behind where she was standing to reveal a passage with a mirror at the 
end. The mirror is a portal to a "small rocky cave". Go to end of the cave 
and kill the two Cyclops (Brontes and Sterops) to free Orpheus. Orpheus will 
now follow you out and be reunited with Eurydice. Talk to Orpheus for 
reward.

Side quest: Eurydice and Orpheus: Upper city of Lost Souls: upper city of 
Lost souls:
Reward:
Normal: Scroll + 34,000XP
Epic: Scroll + 78,000XP
Legendary: Scroll + 210,000XP


Back to the main quest. The exit has a rebirth fountain and marked by to 
torches into the Vale of mourning. This area is quite small and the exit is 
to the south into Erebus. In the vale of mourning (if you have talked to 
Keuthonymos about the Inner source side quest), there will be a convoy here. 
Note: if you have not activated the quest then the convoy will not appear. 
Ambush the convoy and take the Daemon scroll back to Keuthonymos for reward.

Side Quest: The inside Source: Upper city of Lost souls: Lower Daemon camp
Reward
Normal: Relic, 34,000 XP
Epic: Relic, 78,000 XP
legendary: Relic, 210,000 XP

Back to the vale of Mourning, continue until you reach Erebus, which is like 
a large temple like structure with a stone surface. The area is pretty 
straight forward, with only one exit right at the far end leading back into 
the Salt Flats (and a rebirth fountain). One thing of note is that near the 
beginning of Erebus there is a small set of steps leading to a narrow 
passage to the Necromanteion. It is easy to miss. Again skip next paragraph 
if you are skipping the side quests.

The Necromanteion is quite small with many rooms. You do not have to kill 
all the monsters (but it's fun), but instead just kill the Bone Scourge 
boss, in one of the rooms. Once you killed the boss, a door opens to reveal 
Pogarge ¡V temple attendant. Talk to him for reward.

Side Quest: The Necromanteion: Upper city of Lost souls: The Necromanteion
Reward:
Normal: scroll, 34,000 XP
Epic: scroll, 78,000 XP
Legendary: scroll, 210,000 XP

The second part of the Salt Flats. Head N to the Far plains. In the Far 
Plains there is a cave to the N (Deep caverns). In the Deep caverns there is 
a boss monster guarding an urn. This is for the Dust of a Titan side quest 
and well worth doing (should be a must, even if you plan on skipping other 
side quests). Kill the boss and click on Urn to get the Dust of the Titan. 
Portal back to "Plains of Judgment" and talk to Leda for reward.
Side Quest: Dust of a Titan : Upper city of Lost souls: Upper city of Lost 
souls
Reward:
Normal: 2 skill points, 34,000XP
Epic: 2 skill points, 78,000XP
legendary: 2 skill points, 210,000XP

The exit to the far plains is E from the cave entrance, following the path 
to the Dread Path. The following areas have only one exit so I will quickly 
describe the way. Keep going until you reach the Dread halls, which will 
then lead back to The Dread Path. The two areas will alternate until you 
reach a clearing with a rebirth fountain and a portal (tower of judgment), 
and a merchant. Rest if you wish. Continue along the path into the tower of 
Judgment.

The Tower of judgment is quite nice to look at with a mix of modern yet 
classical look to it all. The level is quite simple and only one exit on 
every level; a room with a nice looking rebirth fountain, and a bronze 
ornate door. Click on ornate bronze door to go down to the fifth domain.

OK then next few levels (fifth domain to first domain) are pretty similar, 
each one maze like with only one exit down to the next domain. Also at the 
start of each domain is a rebirth fountain.

On the fourth domain you should find Canace ¡V serpent queen. Kill her for 
the venom stone, the second stone to Hades' treasure. And in the first 
domain, you should find Admetus near the end. Talk to him and he will open 
the door to the room he is in and as a thank you, the room contains some 
nice loot. The quest does not end here and Admetus tells you to look for him 
in Elysium. After the encounter continue. At the end of the first domain, be 
prepared to face Cerberus.

You will find yourself in a room with a gate. Before you open the gate, make 
sure you are full health, and stocked up on potions. Once you go through the 
gates, there's no coming out, unless you die or defeat Cerberus.

Enter the room, and the door will close. Cerberus is the two headed dog 
which guards the entrance to Hades. Anyway his main attacks are poison, and 
also physical. Also the room is filled with cracks that occasionally light 
up with rays causing aome damage. Since the room is small and Cerberus is 
fast, magic users will have a harder time. Dodge attacks, run close, slash, 
run away and repeat seems to be the best option (I have found so far).

Kill Cerberus and the opposite doors will open, BTW, don't for get the boss 
chest in the corner.

The next room is the end of the stage hall of Judgment. Talk to Minos ¡V 
judge of the dead to complete this part of the main quest. He says that when 
all the Gods left, Hades stayed behind. Now he also wants to rule the living </pre><pre id="faqspan-2">
world. The Judges have been trapped here. Blah,blah,blah¡K.Anyway they open a 
portal into Elysium for you. How nice.

Main Quest: Judgment of the Living
Reward:
Normal: Arcane Formula, 32,000XP
Epic: Arcane Formula, 77,000XP
Legendary: Arcane Formula, 205,000XP

Congratulations your are three quarters the way through the expansion.

2.5 Battle for Elysium
-----------------------

Area
	Elysium (rebirth, portal)
	Aetollan Polls
	Perinthean Armory
	Aneslasian battlefield
	Delian Meadows (rebirth)
	Elysium Acropolis (rebirth)
	Achaean pass
	Celestia
	Academy of Sopocles (rebirth)
	Fields of Diadochi (rebirth)
	Philos Plateau
	Eronian highlands (rebirth)
	Argolis (rebirth)

Talk to Tiresias again who is standing/floating around for a main quest 
update, and then proceed down to the merchant area. If you look carefully in 
the merchant area, you will see a figure (Admetus) standing by the steps. 
Talk to him to complete the "Admetus amongst the Dead". He has finally 
earned his place amongst the dead heroes for helping you.
Side Quest: Admetus Amongst the Dead: prisoner Camp: Aetolian Polls
Reward:
Normal: 34,000XP
Epic: 78,000XP
Legendary: 210,000XP

After your rest and inventory management, talk to Agamemnon, for main quest 
update and he will open the big double doors. You next task is to find 
Odysseus who will help you into Hades. Go through the gates. 

Keep going in the general direction until you see a bunch of soldiers in a 
square area. If you go down the steps you will find the entrance to the 
Perinthean Armory which is basically loot and XP. Anyway, back to the 
square, talk to Alcinous for the Siege Striders side quest; destroy 5 siege 
striders. Also talk to Nestor for the flight of the messenger side quest. 
This side quest needs you to escort a messenger to Ajax (across the fields), 
the messenger will only follow you on the second time you talk to Nestor. It 
is best to clear the battle field first, then come back and talk to Nestor 
again so the messenger can be escorted through the cleared battle fields.

Down the steps into the Aneslasian battlefield. There is only one exit which 
can be found simply by following the road, leading to the Delian meadows. 
This area also has the five siege striders. So destroy all five (and clear 
out the area). Then go back to Alcinous for reward.

Side Quest : the Siege Striders : Aetollan Polls: Aetollan Polls
Reward:
Normal: magic scroll, 35,000XP
Epic: magic scroll, 80,000XP
Legendary: magic scroll, 215,000XP

Now talk to Nestor the second time, and a messenger will follow you. You 
should be able to escort the messenger safely across the battlefield now, to 
the Delian meadows. Once here the messenger will immediately run to Ajax. 
Talk to him for reward.

Side Quest : Flight of the messenger: Aetollan Polls : Delian Meadows
Reward:
Normal: magic jewelry, 35,000XP
Epic: magic jewelry, 80,000XP
Legendary: magic jewelry, 215,000XP

Talk to Ajax again will give you another side quest; the Achaean Pass. You 
will also need to talk to Idomeneus who is also in the camp. He will give 
you some soldiers that you must take to help defend the Achean pass. The 
soldiers are of no importance, and you can complete this quest with all the 
soldiers dead, but you managing to help defend the Achean pass. 
To continue, NE of the rebirth fountain you will find a waterfall and an 
entrance on either side leading into the Delian caves. This is just loot and 
XP. The exit to this area is NW from the camp, following the road. You will 
eventually reach a stairway leading into the Elysium Acropolis. The exit is 
right at the top, you know you are there when you see the rebirth fountain.

Go NW to the steps until you reach the Achaean Pass. Talk to Menalaus, and 
he will ask you to help defend the pass. Now, a few waves of enemies will 
come, destroy them all and talk to Menalaus again for reward. (Note: if you 
complete the Achean Pass with soldiers still alive, they continue to follow 
you around, until the get killed off).


Side Quest: The Achaean pass: Delian Meadows: Achaean pass
Reward:
Normal: magical weapon, 35,000XP
Epic: magical weapon, 80,000XP
legendary: magical weapon, 215,000XP

The Achaean pass is a small round area with two stone bridges, leading into 
Celestia. Celestia is a big area with the Cave of Apollo to the W and Cave 
of Artemis to the E. Both caves are for loot and Xp. The exit is straight 
forwards to the N. The area ends with a stairway leading to the academy of 
Sophocles, which is just a walkway with a rebirth fountain in the middle 
leading  to the Fields of Diadochi.

The fields of Daidochii seems to be where the main battle is going on, the 
battle front is marked by a glowing purple wall which separates the green 
fields and the scorched battle ground.

The following areas are hard to describe in words, so basically I will 
describe certain areas of interest and what the exits look like (only one 
exit each area anyway). You will also seem many wooden platforms which you 
can go up. You can go up these but all exits can be accessed without going 
up these platforms. Having said this. If you go up the first of these 
gangways which you can access (most towers do not have ramps so there are 
only certain entry points), and follow it you will end up in a new area 
which can only be accessed by this walkway; Philos Plateau. Philos plateau 
is just a dead end but you will find the third stone from "Metriche ¡V Empusa 
hero". This is the fire gem for Hades' treasury side quest.

OK. In the middle of the Diadochi fields is a rebirth fountain, and the end 
is marked by the double torches into the Eronian Highlands. Keep going, and 
look out for the rebirth fountain until you reach Argolis. In Argolis you 
will meet a band of soldiers. Talk to Menetheus for the "A noisy diversion 
side quest". You have to help create a noisy diversion so that Odysseus  can 
remain undetected near the gate of Hades. After this the soldiers will rush 
off. They will most likely be killed, so follow them and kill the Queen 
Melinoe. After you killed her, go back and talk to Menetheus for reward.

Side Quest: A Noisy diversion : Argolis : Argolis
Reward:
Normal: 35,00 XP.
Epic: 80,00 XP.
Legendary: 215,00 XP.

Now go E pass the two torches and eventually get to the base where Odysseus 
and his men are guarding the secret entrance to Hades.

Talk to Elpenor for the Side Quest Hades' generals. Kill the three master 
generals of Hades.
Talk to Eurylochus for side quest Shards of Erebus. It seems Hades uses some 
kind of crystal to control his forces in the living world. Destroy all 5 
crystals for reward.

Finally talk to Odysseus to conclude this part of the Main quest.

Main Quest: battle for Elyssium
Reward:
Normal: 20,000XP, health and energy restored
Epic: 50,000XP, health and energy restored
Epic: 125,000XP, health and energy restored

Now for the final battle.

2.6 The Immortal throne
------------------------
Areas:	Palace Wall
	Secret passage
	Palace of Hades
	Dark Processional (rebirth)
	The Aldonean Propylon
	Court of Kouloures
	The Winding descent.
	The Prison of Souls.
	Crystalline Stellea
	Royal Chamber
	Throne Room

From the camp travel quickly through the Palace Walls, into the secret 
passage and then to the Palace of Hades. Meet Typhon the Undead, just as 
nasty, although not as bad as some of the other guys you have met. When you 
kill him, remember the loot, and go to the next room.

In the next room you find Persephone, chained up because she would not help 
Hades, so free her and talk to get a Main Quest update. She also rewards you 
with a scroll and opens the door to Hades' palace. Also there is a portal 
here, don't miss it. Proceed down the newly opened doors down to the Dark 
Processional and activate the rebirth fountain. Then open the double bronze 
doors.
The Aldonean Propylon. This first part has two exits, one in a room to the 
NE and the other further along to the NW. The NW has only one Gigantes 
guarding it whilst the NE one has four. Both the exits lead to the same 
lower area. The lower section is small, and ignoring the other entrance (two 
entrances), there is only one exit marked by a Gigantes guarding a circular 
portal. Through the portal you will see a rebirth fountain. Go down to the 
next area (lowest).

In the lowest area there are two exits, once roughly to the NE, and the 
other further along to the NW. The NW passage leads to a dead end room with 
a Crystal of Erebus (remember to get the shard when you destroy the 
crystal), so it is best to visit here first. The NE exit leads to the Court 
of Kouloures.

The Court of Kouloures, is a largest room with the exit right on the other 
side. There is a crystal of Erebus in the center of the room. The exit is a 
set of bronze doors that leads to the Winding Descent. There is a rebirth 
fountain here. This area has two exits, one roughly E and the other S 
(relative to the rebirth fountain. The E passage leads to a dead end with 
Dysnomion ¡V High general (Hades' Generals side quest), S one is the exit. 
Keep following the path and down the steps until you reach the bottom area 
with the double bronze doors.

The double bronze doors, opens to steps leading down into the Prison of 
Souls. There is a rebirth fountain, and four doors (one entrance, and three 
exits). All the exits eventually lead to the same room, which is the room 
directly after the door facing the entrance (NW exit). The other two exits 
(NE and SW) is the long way; the SW has nothing special and the NE one also 
leads to an area with Trophonius (another high general).

As mentioned all the three exits eventually leads to a common room. The 
common room has two exits to the NW, both leading to a lower area. However 
the one to the left, leads to a another room before going down. This other 
room has the final High general (Makarai), kill him to get reward.

Side Quest: Hades' generals : Argolis: Prison of souls
Reward:
Normal: +5% total damage, 45,000XP
Epic: +5% total damage, 90,000XP
Legendary: +5% total damage, 230,000XP

The lower area is the final area of the prison of souls. There is only one 
path that will eventually has a side path (main path SE to NW direction, 
side path NE direction). To the NE is the Warden of Souls, a real nasty 
Gigantes. If you kill him you get the Key to open all the prison cells (you 
can back track and free all the souls if you want). The circular portal 
behind the warden also leads to a room with another crystal of Erebus.

Back to the junction. Note: almost done, so stocking up on potions now would 
be a nice time. Continue along the path to NW, until you reach the end, with 
"The night's mistress ¡V Empusa hero". Destroy her/it for the final Soul gem 
If you want you can portal back to the "Plains of Judgment" portal (which is 
actually in the upper city of lost souls) and complete the "Hades' treasury" 
before you face Hades. Just go to the treasury room (in the cave , outside 
Upper City of Lost Souls, before the winding steps). Touch the four altars 
and the correct gems will be placed. When all four gems are in place, the 
treasury doors will open.

Hades' treasury
Reward:
Normal: 100,000XP (+loot)
Epic: 225,000XP (+loot)
Legendary: 600,000XP (+loot)

Back to the main quest. In the area you met Night's Mistress is another set 
of double bronze doors. Go through into The Crystalline Stellea. The 
crystals will shoot some lightning, which is not very damaging. Continue 
into the "Royal Chamber". The Royal Chamber has the final two crystals of 
Erebus. Destroy them to get reward.

Side Quest : Crystal of Erebus: Ergonis: Royal Chambers
Reward:
Normal: 35,000XP (and a nice complete Shard of Erebus charm, which usually 
has great bonuses)
Epic: 80,000XP (and a nice complete Shard of Erebus charm, which usually has 
great bonuses)
Legendary: 215,000XP (and a nice complete Shard of Erebus charm, which 
usually has great bonuses)

The next room is the Throne room where you meet Hades. He is quite tough and 
has close ranged and long range attacks. Again like all bosses, what for the 
attack animations, because some of the attacks are one hit. After you kill 
him once, he transforms into a ghost like form, and you have to defeat him 
again. This time he has more attacks.

When you finally destroy him (no third time lucky for Hades), Persephone 
will appear, and talk to her to complete Titan Quest Immortal Throne.

Main Quest: The Immortal Throne
Reward:
Normal: 32,000XP
Epic: 78,000XP
legendary: 210,000XP

>>>> END OF WALKTHROUGH <<<<<

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3. New Relics and charms
==========================================================================

These are little stones and stuff that can be used to add enhancements to 
your equipment. Only one enhancement can be put onto a single piece of 
equipment. Once you enhance a piece of equipment, you can only add the same 
enhancement to that item. When it max the enhancement, you may get a bonus.
Note: Bonuses seem to be random (or character level based), so you do not 
get the same bonus every time you complete a relic or charm. I have listed 
the ones I have found, there may be more. This also means that you should 
complete the relic/charm before using, so that you can see the bonus you got 
before using it. I have also seen completed relic/charms without bonuses 
(boo hoo).

I will list them in alphabetical order, as it is easier to reference; note 
that I remove the "the", so "The Valor of Achilles" is under V for Valor. 
Relics can be stacked up to three and charms can be stacked to five. The 
comp bonus is the bonus you get when you stack to the maximum number.

Note: Only the relics and charms added in the expansion are listed.

3.1 Relics
---------------
There are actually three types
Essences (Ess), Embodiment (Emb), Incarnation (Inc) , the difference being 
the power, bonus and the level requirement.

Blade of Thantos : Weapon
Type	Level req	Total damage
Ess	24		+3/6/9%
Emb	36		+4/8/
Inc	
Comp bonus : +x% damage to demons

Chill of tartarus : Weapon
Type	Level req	Cold damage	Chance slow monsters for 3 seconds
Ess	24		11/22/33	5/10/15%
Emb	36		15//		5//
Inc	46		20//		5//
Comp bonus : x-x cold damage

Cunning of Odysseus : Helms
Type	Level req	Intelligence
Ess	24		+5/10/15%
Emb	36		+7/14/21%
Inc	
Comp bonus : +x energy, +x int

Iron Will of Ajax : Armor
Type	Level req	Stun resistance %	Health %	Slow resistance %
Ess	24		7/14/21%		2/4/6%		0/0/0%
Emb	36		10/20	/		2/4/		10/20/
Inc	46		13/26/			2/4/		13/26/
Comp bonus : +x health


Persephone's Tears : Jewelry
Type	Level req	Less damage from undead
Ess	24		15/30/45
Emb	36		40/80/120
Inc	46		60/
Comp bonus : +x health, +x energy, +x armor

Rage of Ares : Arm armor
3sec skill disruption
Type	Level req	Chance 		damage
Ess	24		5/10/15%	150/150/150
Emb	
Inc	46		5/10/		450/450
Comp bonus : +x damage

Shade of Hector : Shields
Type	Level req	Chance to avoid projectiles		Defense
Ess	24		+2/4/6%					+0/0/0
Emb	36		+3/6/					+40/80
Inc	46		+3/6/9					+60/120/180
Comp bonus : +x def, +x str, +% armor


3.2 Monster charms
---------------------------
Type: N= normal, E= Epic, L=Legendary
Level = level required

Albino Spider Web: armor
Type	Level		Chance 	 	electric burn over 3 seconds
N	24		7/14/21/28/35	180
E	36		7/14/21/28/35	300
L
Comp bonus: x% chance x-x pierce retailiation

Crystal of Erebus: Helms
Type	Level		Vitality resistance
N	24		2/4/6/8/10%
E	36		3/6/9/12/15%
L	46		4/8/12/16/20%
Comp bonus: +x% XP, +x% resistances, +x% damage

Fury's heartblood : Weapons
Type	Level		Vitality damage
N	24		7/14/21/28/35
E	36		15/30/45/60/75
L	46		20/40
Comp bonus: +x vitality damage, x% chance slow attack for x secs

Hydradon Hide: Armor
Type	Level		health 		less damage from beasts
N	24		15/30/45/60/75	4/8/12/16/20%
E
L	46		35/		6/
Comp bonus:

Spiny Shell: Shields
Type	Level		Damage		Shield block %
N	24		4/8/12/16/20	1/2/3/4/5%
E	36		8		2
L
Comp bonus: +x def

Tortured soul : Jewelry
Type	Level		Damage to Demons %
N	24		5/10/15/20/25%
E	36		7/14/21/28
L	46		10/
Comp bonus: x% vitality damage resistance

3.3 Scrolls
-----------

	Scrolls are a new item in TQIL, They are basically one off spells 
which adds special powers to you for a certain period of time. The below are 
a list of scrolls which you may find. Scrolls come in three different 
levels; in normal they are just scrolls, in epic they are greater scrolls 
and in Legendary they are called Divine scrolls.

Note: Level required is in 3 figures, the first is for normal, second for 
epic (greater scroll), and the third for legendary (divine scroll).

Arcane Power
Pure energy flows into the caster
Level required:
Duration: 90sec
Radius: NA
Atributes:
	Normal: 15 elemental dam,+40 energy regen per sec,+100% casting speed


Archmage's fury
Grants caster inner control of their powers
Level required:	//41
Duration:	90sec
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
	Legendary: +10% elemental damage, -25% recharge, -50% energy cost

Armageddon
Aura which reduces enemies health
Level required: //45
Duration:	25s
Radius:	16m
Attributes:
Legendary: 200 vitality decay per sec, 35% reduce enemy health.

Arrow Dancer
Aura that improves players ability to dodge projectiles
Level required: //41
Duration: 90s
Radius:	NA
Attributes:	+40% avoid projectiles

Behemoth
Summons a Behemoth to help you
Level required:	//46
Duration:	90sec
Radius:	NA
Behemoth attributes:
	Legendary:	20,000 health
		Attack: 100% chance used, 90 arc attack, 2 targets,200-2750 
damage, 500 fire damage.

Breaking Wheel
A wheel traps which inflicts damage to enemies by shooting projectiles
Level Required: 7//
Duration:	20sec
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
Normal: Trap health 750, Trap energy 200, 8 projectiles, 100% 
passthru, 75 pierce damage

Crushing vortex
Creates a large aura which deals damage to enemies
Level required: 24/37/45
Duration:	45sec
Radius:	10m
Attributes:
Normal:	70 damage, 30 elemental damage
Epic:		150 damage, 60 elemental damage
Legendary: 225 damage, 90 elemental damage

Cyclops
Summons a Cyclops to aid you
Level required: 24//
Duration:	25sec
Radius:	NA
Cyclops attributes:
Normal:	3200 health 5000 energy 200-2500 damage

Earthquake
Produces a shock wave which does damage to enemies, and chance to stun
Level required: /30/
Duration:	10sec
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
Epic:		375 damage, 25% chance of 3sec stun

Elemental Shielding
Projects an aura around to to protect against elemental damage.
Level required: 14//43
Duration:	90sec
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
Normal:	1200 damage absorption (Elemental)
Legendary:	7000 damage absorption (Elemental)

Frailty
Weakens enemy attacks
Level required: 21/37/45
Duration:	one off
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
When cast, all monsters in 20m radius
	Normal:	75 reduced physical damage for 45sec
	Epic:		175 reduced physical damage for 45sec
	legendary:	350 reduced physical damage for 45sec

Frenzy
Gives caster fury and speed
Level required: //45
Duration:	90s
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
	legendary:	250 pierce. +55% movement

Ice Nova
A blast of cold air causing damage and slowing down your enemies.
Level required: 11//
Duration:	one off
Radius:	20m
Attributes:
Normal:	550 frostburn over 10sec, 40% slower movement for 10sec

Magebane
A aura which saps the energy of your enemies.
Level required: //41
Duration: 60 sec
Radius:	10m
Attributes:
Legendary:	30% energy drain,(200% energy drain causes damage)


Sky's Rage
Calls forth a storm to smite your enemies
Level required: 27//
Duration:	15s
Radius:	NA
Storm attributes: 
Normal: 200000 health 5000 energy,
	Lightning bolts: 0.5m radius, 75-125 lightning damage, 1s stun

Stalward alliance
Aura which give damage and increases protection of allies.
Level required: 17//43
Duration:	90s
Raidius:	16m
Attributes:
Legendary:	150 damage, 150 armor

Storm w????
Summons up to 3 harpies to help you.
Level required: 11//
Duration:	80sec
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
Normal:	500 health, 1000 energy
Harpy skills:
Thunder bolt: 1m radius, 30 lightning damage
Squall: 65 energy cost, 6sec, 6m radius, 10 lightning 
damage, 33% chance of impaired aim for 3secs.

Unbroken Fortitude
Aura that absorbs damage
Level Required: 11//
Duration:	90sec
Radius:	NA
Attributes: 20 Damage Absorption

Vampirism
Aura which leeches life from nearby enemies
Level required: /39/
Duration:	25sec
Radius:	16m
Epic:	200 life leech per second

Vulnerability
Projects aura to weaken enemies around you.
Level required: 21//
Duration: 25sec.
Radius:	16m
Attributes:
Normal: 100 reduced def for 1sec, 150 reduced armor for 1sec.

Warriors Song
Aura that increases damage and melee
Require Level: 7//
Duration: 90sec
Radius:	NA
Attributes:
Normal:	+30 Damage, +100 offense

3.4 Artifacts
-------------

	Artifacts are a special type of item, placed on the new special slot 
on you character screen. When an artifact is equipped it will grant special 
bonuses to you character. However artifacts can only be made by a xxxx and 
they require a recipe as well the items required to make it.
	The following is a list of recipes and also the items required to make 
it.

3.4.1 Artifacts
---------------

Leaf song:
Require Level: 15
Gives:	20% poison resistance
	30 energy
	35 offense
	-6% energy cost

3.4.2 Arcane Formula
--------------------



Blood of Ares: Divine artifact
Required Level: 50
Gold cost: 1,000,000
Requires:	Lion heart (artifact)
		Fury of the ages (artifact)
		Embodiment of valor of Achilles
Gives:	25 damage
+20% damage
		+40% bleed damage
		+40 offensive
		+15% attack speed
grants:	Tears of Blood. Activates on taking damage.
		When attacked, this will cause fire and bleeding damage to 
enemies.
		Duration : 8secs, radius:8m
		975 bleeding damage per second
		176-198 burn over 2 secs

Chaos cube: Lesser artifact
Required Level: 15
Gold cost: 75,000
Requires:	Essence of Dionysus' wineskin
		Venom sac
		Demons blood
Gives:	24 poison damage over 3sec
7% damage resistance
		15% vitality damage resistance
		20% stun resistance
		+50 health

Cinderbolt: Lesser artifact
Required Level: 20
Gold Cost: 75,000
Requires:	Essence of Amun-Ra's glory
		Hag Skin
		Rigid Carapace
Gives:	+14% fire damage
	8% pierce resistance
	+12 dex
	+75 health
	+75 energy

Crosier of Osiris: divine artifact
Required Level: 50
Gold Cost: 1,000,000
Requires:	Soul Prism (artifact)
		Final Breath (artifact)
		Epic Spectral matter
Gives:	50 energy leech over 2 sec
	100% vitality damage resistance
	25% energy leech resistance
grants:	Soul drain (activate on attack)
	saps the souls of enemies and absorbs to player
	100% reduction in enemies health
	1000 vitality damage
	500% of attack damage converted to health
	+30% damage to undead
	+50 less damage from undead


Crystal Tear: lesser artifact
Required Level: 25
Gold cost: 75,000
Requires:	Essence of Jade Emporer's serenity
		Saber claw
		Yeti fur
Gives:	75 bleed over 3sec
		18% cold damage
		13% lightning damage
		18% vitality damage
		50% bleed resistance

Etheral Veil: lesser artifact
Required Level: 45
Gold Cost: 500,000
Requires:	Incarnation of the Chill of Tartarus
		Incarnation of the Djed of Osiris
		Incarnation of the Will of Ajax
Gives:	+20% cold damage
		65 cold damage
		100% reduce entrapment duration
		100% skill disruption protection
		+50 dexterity
		+50 damage to undead


Eye of the heavens: greater artifact
Required Level: 30
Gold Cost: 300,000
Requires:	skyfire pendant ¡V artifact
		Song of the Siren ¡V artifact
		Tortured soul
Gives:	+10% cold damage
		+10% lightning damage
		+10% cold resistance
		+10% lightning resistance

Grants:	Tidal wave, three projectiles which does damage on every hit.
	100% chance passthru
	280-300 damage
	400 frostburn over 2sec
	440-460 cold damage
	50% chance of fumble attacks for 3s
	+15% damage to demons

Lyre of Apollo: Divine Artifact
Required Level:	55
Gold Cost:	2,000,000
Requires:	Blood Gem (artifact)
		Fury of the Ages (artifact)
		Incarnation of the rage of Ares
Gives:	45-65% energy drain (100% causes damage)
		10% chance of 5 sec skill disruption
		+15% str
		+15% intelligence
		+10% chance avoid projectiles
Grants:	Song of Apollo
		Activates on Attack, sends forth a wave of sonic energy
		4000% energy drain (200% energy drain cause damage)
		5 sec skill disruption
		5 sec stun

Silver Heart: Lesser Artifact
Required Level: 45
Gold Cost: 500,000
Requires:	Incarnation of the jade Emperor's Serenity
		Incarnation of Persephone's Tears
		Scroll of the Arrow Dancer
		
Gives:	+15 cold + lightning damage
		+45% cold/poison resistance
		+100 less damage from undead
		+100 less damage from demons

Soul Prism : Greater Artifact
Required Level: 25
Gold Cost: 300,000
Requires:	Touch of the Fool (artifact)
		Sun Stone (artifact)
		Essence of Yen Lo Wang's bloodletting
Gives:	66 bleeding damage over 3sec
	15% vitality damage
	25% fire resistance
	100 health
		-8% energy cost
Grants:	Necromancy
		Summons undead to help you out
		6 limit for 30sec. 850 health, 140-155 damage

Summoner's Totem: Lesser artifact
Required Level: 40
Gold cost: 150,000
Requires:	Embodiment of Ankh of Isis
		Epic Hag's skin
		Epic lupine claw
Gives:	+6% pierce damage
	+15% fire damage
	25 pierce damage
	+15 dexterity
	+50% health regeneration


Sun Stone : Lesser artifact
Required Level: 25
Gold cost: 75,000
Requires:	Essence of the Domain of the Dragon King
		Essence of the Monkey Kings trickery
		Raptor Tooth
Gives:	10% damage
	10% fire damage
	10% vitality damage
	25% fire resistance
	25% skill disruption protection


Touch of the fool : lesser artifact
Required level: 15
Gold cost:	75,000
Requires:	Essence of the Golden Fleece
		Boar hide
		Scroll of the breaking wheel
Gives:	15 armor
		50% skill disruption protection
		+10% energy
		+30% cast speed
		-5% energy cost

4. Monsters
---------------

Monsters in TQIL, come in three forms.
Normal spawned creatures, those you see running around all over the place. 
You can ignore these if you wish.
Special creatures. Special creatures that have a name, and not really part 
of the quest. They tend to be unique and have special powers e.g. 
Polyphemus. You can ignore these if you wish but they normally have high XP 
when killed.
Special bosses and minions. These are special unique characters that have 
special names and are part of a quest or side quest. If you do not kill 
these, you will cannot proceed with main quest or complete a side quest.

Normal monsters, have a type, e.g. Beast, Undead, etc which determines their 
type. In addition to the type you will have the creature species, e.g. 
Satyr, Centaur. Each species will have a class that determines its mode of 
attack (some creatures do not have a class, such as carrion crows). Finally 
some have a skill level e.g. Elite, Veteran etc.
Examples:
	Beastman: Dark Satyr - shaman 
	Beastman: Dark Satyr - Soldier 
	Beastman: Dark Satyr - Veteran peltast 

Spawn monsters are character level related as well as setting e.g. Greece, 
Egypt, Orient, so sometimes it is more difficult and sometimes not. As some 
monsters are random, I will describe some monsters roughly in the order you 
will meet them. You may encounter them on your journey, or you may not. 
Also, in regards to health and attack, both are described relative to the 
approximate level you met them, e.g. ratmen have can do some damage to a low 
level character, but by the time you met them you damage and defense should 
make them easy.

Here are a list of new type in TQIL:
	Beasts: General wild creatures; birds, hyenas, boars etc.
	Beastmen: Half man half beats; satyrs, centaurs, ratmen etc.
	Construct: These are monsters made from inorganic matter e.g. 
Automatoi, statues.
	Demons: Creatures of the underworld e.g. sprites, orthus etc.
	Devices: These are traps, standards etc.
	Insectoid: Insect type creatures e.g. spiders, mantids, scorpions etc.
	Magical: Mythical characters (and unclassed) monsters e.g. Cyclops
	Plant: Plant creatures e.g. Quill Vines, bog dwellers etc.
	Undead: Creatures of the spirit realm e.g. skeletons, Liches, wraiths, 
zombies etc.

You may find items which allow you to do special damage to specific types of 
monsters (e.g. +30% damage to undead), or skills which do the same e.g. 
Hunting ¡V Call of the Hunt which give +33% damage to beasts and beastmen.

4.1 A mysterious message
---------------------------

Anouran: Beastmen. These I think are supposed to be toadmen, but look more 
menacing, because they look more like giant brains with arms and legs. I 
guess they can be described as the satyrs of the expansion, as they are 
similar in their types and attacks.

Anteok: beastmen. These are big monsters, and the first monsters which looks 
quite different to those in the original TQ. They are like a big neanderthal 
with plants as clothing and antlers on their heads.

Ascacophus: plant. This is like the plant version of the Anteok, pretty much 
like a moving tree. They have quite a bit of health but are slow. Nice 
animation when they die as well.

Krakinos: Beasts. These are giant crabs who pack a nasty pinch. 

Lost souls: Undead. One of the new zombie types of TQIL.

NightStalkers: demons. These are like the jackelmen in TQ.

4.2 Medea's Price
------------------

Abyssal Liche: Undead. I think this is the only monster re-used (and not 
renamed) in the expansion, although I think it has been upgraded with more 
attacks.

Bone Scourge: Undead: This is like a big skeleton of a dog. I guess they 
attack much like a Saberlion or Hyena etc. But with upgraded skeleton 
graphics.

Formicid: Insectiods. Another of the new type of monsters in TQIL. These are 
like scorpus I guess except they look like giant grasshoppers. They have a 
variety of types including magic casters and can be quite deadly as they are 
quite fast.

Hydradon: Beasts. These look like two headed pink reptiles, should not be 
too difficult because they are slow. They drop hydradon hides.

Lamia: Beastmen. These are like a "female" version of the centaurs, a little 
more demon like appearance.

Shadow skeletons: Undead . The first of the TQIL skeletons.

Timberhulks: plant. This is a the TQIL version of the bog dweller.

4.3 Road to Hades
-------------------

Empusa: Demons. These are like winged harpies but more demon look as opposed 
to the bird look.

Keres: Demons. The next more difficult common monsters mainly fodder like 
satrys.


Pale Anourans : Beast men: Upgraded Anourans (toad men/ brain men)

Pale Formicid: Insectiod. Upgraded formicid.

Pale krakinos: Beast: upgraded Krakinos (crabs).

Stygian Hydradon: Beast: Upgraded Hydradon.

Troglodytes : Beastmen: There are bulky monsters, and pretty hard hitting. I 
guess they are a cross between Neanderthal and Yerrin. They may be slow but 
they are tough and pack a nasty punch.

4.4 Judgment of the living
--------------------------
Albino spiders: insectiods. These are white spiders of TQIL. They has some 
kind of communal attack (electric burn?) which is quite interesting. Also 
they drop Albino spider webs.

Arch Limos: Demons. New Limos for the expansion. Instead of the simple life 
leeching limos, the expansion introduces fire and ice variants. Watch out 
for the frost limos as they can slow you down.

Epiales: Demons. These I guess can be best described as defilers in Diablo 
II, but for those who have not played it Diablo II, they are like a giant 
squid. Anyway they have nasty poison attacks so have your poison resistance 
up. Also they drop "tortured souls" charms.

Fury: Beasts. These guys are like giant bats, which also hobble on the 
ground. They come in various forms which also means different types deal 
different type of damage.


Machae : Demon. These are humanoid in shape, but look real nice close up. 
They seem to be wearing some kind of organic armor, with gaps which show 
their glowing innards. These guys are fast and quickly overwhelm you.

Melinoe: Demons. There are I guess goat people (and I think they are 
female). They are fast and dangerous, much like the Machae, but they are a 
few nasty magic user types.

Odontotyrannus: Beast. These are hulking creatures which look like upright 
dinosaurs. They aer very slow but can deliver a lot of physical damage.

4.5 battle for Elysium
-----------------------

Seige Striders : device : Giant mechanical devices which looks something 
like a 4 legged spider on raised legs (or what ever). They do some nasty 
fire damage.

4.6 The Immortal Throne
-----------------------

Gigantes: Magical: These are big heavily armored monsters and some types 
have really nasty one shot kills. They are probably the toughest of all the 
new monsters.

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5. Dream Mastery
==========================================================================

5.1 Character class table
------------------------------

The new dream mastery has been added in the expansion adding extra 9 
classes. This section will describe the new character classes and also the 
new skills.

NOTE: The following has the base stats included (stats when you first create 
the character)

					Health	Energy	Str	Int	Dex
Diviner:	Dream + Spirit		1980	716	114	202	98
Dreamkiller:	Dream + Rogue		2204	556	170	106	125
Evoker:		Dream + Earth		1980	716	114	196	50
Harbinger:	Dream + Warfare		2316	556	178	106	114
Haruspex:	Dream + Hunting		2504	556	170	106	130
Prophet:	Dream + Storm		2092	876	114	202	82
Templar:	Dream + Defense		2540	556	162	106	114
Seer:		Dream Only		1420	556	114	106	50
Ritualist:	Dream + Nature		2092	876	114	186	98

5.2 Mastery bonuses
--------------------

Dream Mastery Skill Bonuses
	Health		(1120)
	Energy		(256)
	Strength	(64)
	Intelligence	(56)

Level	Str	Int	Health		Energy
1 	+2	+2	+35		+8
2 	+2	+1	+35		+8
3 	+2	+2	+35		+8
4 	+2	+2	+35		+8
5 	+2	+2	+35		+8
6 	+2	+1	+35		+8
7 	+2	+2	+35		+8
8 	+2	+2	+35		+8
9 	+2	+2	+35		+8
10 	+2	+1	+35		+8
11 	+2	+2	+35		+8
12 	+2	+2	+35		+8
13 	+2	+2	+35		+8
14 	+2	+1	+35		+8
15 	+2	+2	+35		+8
16 	+2	+2	+35		+8
17 	+2	+2	+35		+8
18 	+2	+1	+35		+8
19 	+2	+2	+35		+8
20 	+2	+2	+35		+8
21 	+2	+2	+35		+8
22 	+2	+1	+35		+8
23 	+2	+2	+35		+8
24 	+2	+2	+35		+8
25 	+2	+2	+35		+8
26 	+2	+1	+35		+8
27 	+2	+2	+35		+8
28 	+2	+2	+35		+8
29 	+2	+2	+35		+8
30 	+2	+1	+35		+8
31 	+2	+2	+35		+8
32 	+2	+2	+35		+8




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5.3 Dream Mastery Skill Bonuses
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Dream mastery seems to be combat orientated with attributes more for 
strength than intelligence. However due to the fact that both str and int 
are increased by the mastery magic users and non magic users can benefit 
from the dream mastery.
The point of view from the skill tree is similar, with skills which boast 
total damage as well as pets, benefiting both melee, ranged and magic users. 
I think IronLore intended the dream mastery to complete all the other 
masteries and also the fighting technique of the character.

5.3.1 Dream Tier 1
-------------------------
Psionic touch ( 12 levels) : active
This is an active skill pretty similar to the calculated strike of the rogue 
skill, except that it has benefits to all types of attacks as well as adding 
vitality damage. The bonuses are very good but like calculated strike only 
every fourth attack has the bonus (3 charge levels). This means that it may 
be good early character development, but later on, you will probably find a 
better primary attack.
Note: Psionic touch affect total damage, so all damage is increased also, it 
does not use energy so it may be an effective secondary attack for magic 
users, or even hunting/marksmanship characters, when their energy is low.

Level			total damage		vitality damage
1			30%			15
2			36%			19
3			42%			23
4			48%			27
5			54%			31
6			60%			36
7			66%			42
8			72%			49
9			78%			57
10			84%			66
11			90%			76
12			98%			87

Distortion wave (12 levels) :Active
This is a nice skill especially for an early melee character and can be a 
life saver. The skill in itself is only really useful for the slow effect 
which can save your life against mobs. However the disadvantage is that the 
energy cost is quite high, but you only need one point in this, because you 
do not really need the extra damage if your are melee anyway (better skills 
for this in other masteries). This skill gives 50% slow for 4s regardless of 
level.
Level		energy cost		damage
1		36			12
2		40			18
3		44			25
4		48			32
5		52			43
6		56			65
7		60			78
8		64			92
9		68			104
10		72			125
11		76			143
12		80			165

Sands of Sleep (8 levels): Active
Puts enemies to sleep. I have not used this skill.
Level		targets		en cost		secs of sleep
1		1		25		2.5-4.0
2		2		30		3.0-4.8
3		2		35		3.5-5.6
4		3		40		3.9-6.4
5		3		45		4.3-7.2
6		4		50		4.7-8.0
7		4		55		5.0-8.8
8		5		60		5.3-9.6


5.3.2 Dream Tier 2
--------------------------

Lucrid Dream( 8 levels) : passive
This is a passive skill which increases you damage, as well as electrical 
burn and vitality damage. As usual you need to be dealing this damage in 
order for this skill to be effective. In all respects this is more a melee 
character skill, and the other skills on this skill tree supports this fact.
Level			damage		electrical burn damage	vitality damage
1			10%		15%			15%
2			12%		19%			19%
3			15%		23%			23%
4			18%		27%			27%
5			21%		31%			31%
6			23%		35%			35%
7			25%		39%			39%
8			28%		45%			45%

Trance of Empathy (12 levels) : Active buffer
This is an aura, and the first of three Trance auras. These are special to 
the expansion in the fact only one trance can be active at one time. This is 
a low level trance and 12 levels makes this trance less desirable. However 
if you are a heavy hitter, then putting points into this may be an early 
advantage. This skill saps 1 energy per second and affects enemies in a 12m 
radius
Level		Attack converted to health		damage reflected
1		3-10%					15%
2		3-10%					18%
3		3-10%					21%
4		3-10%					24%
5		3-10%					28%
6		3-10%					32%
7		3-10%					36%
8		3-10%					40%
9		3-10%					44%
10		3-10%					49%
11		3-10%					54%
12		3-10%					60%

Phantom strike (12 levels): active
This is an active skill and early on you will choose between this or Psionic 
touch. The damage bonus is very high but so is the energy cost, which makes 
this a better secondary attack. Not because it is an active skill, you 
cannot use it with another active skill like, the Psionic touch or 
Warefare's onslaught etc. To be honest I put one point into this and put 
more points in the "Dream stealer" enhancement, and slowly adding it using 
it mainly as a boss weakener, (weaken the bosses resistance then bang this 
for massive damage).
Level		Total Damage
1		+35%
2		+50%
3		+65%
4		+80%
5		+95%
6		+109%
7		+123%
8		+137%
9		+151%
10		+164%
11		+177%
12		+190%

5.3.3 Dream Tier 3
-------------------------
Premonition( 6 levels) : passive
Requires: Lucrid dream. This skill increase you offense and defense, which 
is a problem for dream mastery characters, because this mastery only gives 
strength and intelligence bonuses (no dexterity). However for a melee 
character which gets dexterity bonuses this is a very good skill you make 
you good attacks even better.
Level			Offense		Defense
1			5%		5%
2			8%		8%
3			10%		10%
4			12%		12%
5			15%		15%
6			18%		18%

Psionic Burn (8 levels): active
This is an enhancement to psionic touch, and again activates once every 
fourth hit. This skill will add electrical burn damage as well as damage to 
demons. If you are using Psionic touch as your primary attack early on, then 
you should put a few points into this skill. It has a radius of 3.5m
Level		Electrical burn over 4s		damage to demons
1		36				8%
2		57				12%
3		70				16%
4		84				20%
5		100				24%
6		116				28%
7		132				32%
8		150				36%

Summon Nightmare (16 levels) : Active
Ah the Dream Pet (That did not come out quite right), and this is a pet of 
pets (again did not come out right). The nightmare can be compared to the 
Spirit's King Liche, in the sense it is not very powerful, but there are 
enhancements which allows your nightmare to boost the attributes of all your 
other pets. The nightmare is a must if you are a heavy pet summoner. Maybe 
one point in this and max out Master mind. You may put a few more points in 
this skill just to boost the nightmares health.
						Psionic beam			Dodge Attack
Level		En cost	Health	Energy		dam/vit dam	attack/proj
1		150		105		930		8/8		34%/34%
2		154		120		960		12/12		35%/35%
3		158		136		990		16/16		36%/36%
4		162		153		1020		20/20		37%/37%
5		166		171		1050		24/24		38%/38%
6		170		190		1080		28/28		39%/39%
7		174		210		1110		32/32		40%/40%
8		178		231		1140		36/36		41%/41%
9		182		253		1170		39/39		42%/42%
10		186		277		1200		42/42		43%/43%
11		190		303		1230		45/45		44%/44%
12		194		331		1260		48/48		45%/45%
13		198		361		1290		51/51		46%/46%
14		202		393		1320		54/54		47%/47%
15		206		428		1350		56/56		48%/48%
16		210		466		1380		58/58		49%/49%
Nightmare dream surge ability (starts at level 5)
Give 10 projectiles with 100% chance of passthru, 30% attack damage 
converted to health
Level		damage		vitality damage
5		37		37
6		40		40
7		44		44
8		48		48
9		51		51
10		54		54
11		56		56
12		59		59
13		62		62
14		65		65
15		67		67
16		69		69

Dream Stealer (8 levels) : active
Dream stealer adds a few good enhancements to the "Phantom strike" skill. 
This is a better skill to put points in, but if you are not using Phantom 
strike much then this is not a priority. This can be a very powerful attack 
and really more of a benefit for magic/melee characters or pure melee. (360 
arc of attack).
Level		en cost	targets	damage	en leech over 3s 	secs stun
1		10	3	171	90			1.5
2		12	3	197	135			2.0
3		14	4	223	180			2.5
4		16	4	252	225			3.0
5		18	5	283	370			3.4
6		20	5	315	315			3.8
7		22	6	348	360			4.1
8		24	6	382	405			4.5

Chaos Resonance (8 levels) :active
This is the enhancement to the distortion wave and requires one point in 
Distortion wave to add points to this. As said before Distortion wave adds 
the 50% slow which is really a benefit for some characters, this adds the 
reduce armor which is even better. I normally have one point in distortion 
wave and max out this because it is only six levels.
Level		en cost		damage		reduce armor for 5s
1		8		14%		25
2		10		20%		39
3		11		26%		55
4		13		32%		73
5		14		38%		93
6		16		44%		115
7		17		50%		140
8		19		56%		168

5.3.4 Dream Tier 4
--------------------------

Distort reality (12 levels) : Active
This is one of those slot active skill where you use it in emergencies to 
get out of a tight spot. The high energy cost may be a too much for a melee 
character, as there are better skills in other masteries. However this skill 
has some very useful attributes such as the stun, and the damage is not too 
bad neither, for mid character development, but pretty much useless later 
on. It may be useful to put one point in this and put more point in temporal 
rift which is more useful. The range is 8m.
Level		energy cost		damage		vitality damage
1		104			57		45
2		108			69		53
3		112			80		61
4		116			92		69
5		120			106		79
6		124			120		89
7		128			135		100
8		132			151		111
9		136			168		123
10		140			186		136
11		144			205		150
12		148			225		164

Trance of Convalesence (12 levels) : Active buffer
The second trance and a bit more useful. This is more of a magic user skill, 
and can benefit a magic user from the mob attacks rather like the Storm's 
Energy shield. It has a 12m radius and requires 100 energy cost.
Level		Damage absorption		Health regen	Energy regen
1		3%				+1.0		+1.0
2		4%				+2.0		+1.2
3		5%				+3.0		+1.4
4		6%				+4.0		+1.6
5		7%				+5.0		+1.8
6		8%				+6.0		+2.0
7		9%				+7.0		+2.2
8		10%				+8.0		+2.4
9		11%				+9.0		+2.6
10		12%				+10.0		+2.8
11		13%				+11.0		+3.0
12		15%				+12.0		+3.2

Hypnotic gaze (8 levels): Active
This is the first enhancement to the "Summon nightmare" skill and obviously 
requires at least one point in that skill. All it does is adds a confusion 
skill for the nightmare. Nice skill but not a priority
Level		energy cost		secs of confusion
1		72			3.0
2		74			3.5
3		75			4.0
4		77			4.5
5		78			5.0
6		80			5.5
7		82			6.0
8		83			6.5

Distortion field (8 levels) : Passive
This is one of those damage retaliation (thorn) skills. Nice for a melee and 
OK for a magic user, but like all thorn skills, it is not a top priority 
skill. In harder difficulties, this extra passive can be the difference 
between life and death, but early on leave it out. It has a 5% chance of 
activation and last for 15 secs.
Level		damage absorption		damage retaliation
1		18				3	
2		21				7
3		24				11
4		27				17
5		30				23
6		33				30
7		39				37
8		39				45

5.3.5 Dream Tier 5
-------------------------

Temporal flux( 6 levels) : passive
Requires: Lucrid dream. The final skill in the Lucrid dream tree, and to be 
honest, not as useful as premonition, if you are in real need of speed, 
avoid projectiles or slow res, then put it in. My opinion is that this skill 
can be left till later, as there are other more useful skills. However at 
only six levels and pretty good percentages, a melee character put points at 
the small expense of six points.
Level			Total speed	avoid projectiles	slow resistance
1			2%		3%			8%
2			4%		5%			12%
3			6%		8%			16%
4			8%		10%			20%
5			10%		12%			24%
6			12%		15%			28%

Psionic Immolation (12 levels) : active
This is the third enhancement to distortion wave, and to be honest at level 
5 you would expect better. A 50% damage to demons, although nice, is not 
exactly going to make that much difference, and although nice electrical 
burn damage, at 12 levels of a level 5 skill it is not worth it. Save the 
points for other skills.
Level		en cost		elec burn over 4
1		18		96
2		26		129
3		36		164
4		42		199
5		50		236
6		58		275
7		66		316
8		74		358
9		82		401
10		90		447
11		95		494
12		99		544

5.3.6 Dream Tier 6
--------------------------

Trance of Wrath (12 levels) : Active buffer
The last of the three trances, and this one is for the melee. However the 
stats for this level 6 skill is really not very high. The only real boost is 
the reduce resistances and as a melee character you really need some other 
form of damage (e.g. bleed, elemental, poison) to really take advantage of 
this. However as a melee character this extra aura will the best of the 
three auras and it does not hurt to have it on. The aura takes 1 energy per 
sec and give 1s of skill disruption.
Level		radius	Electrical burn over 4s	reduce resistances for 4s
1		2.8	26			10%
2		3.0	38			12%
3		3.2	49			14%
4		3.4	61			16%
5		3.6	73			18%
6		3.8	86			20%
7		4.0	100			22%
8		4.2	115			24%
9		4.4	130			26%
10		4.6	147			28%
11		4.8	163			30%
12		5.0	182			32%

Mastermind (8 levels) :Active
This is the third enhancement for the summon nightmare skill (and does not 
require a point in Hypnotic gaze, only Summon nightmare). This is the skill 
that boost damage and health/energy regen for all pets. Max this if you have 
lots a few important pets. 50 energy cost and affect 15m
		Bonus to Pets Only
Level		damage		health regen		energy regen
1		5%		30%			30%
2		10%		45%			45%
3		15%		60%			60%
4		20%		75%			75%
5		25%		90%			90%
6		30%		105%			105%
7		35%		120%			120%
8		40%		135%			135%

Temporal rift (12 levels) :Active
If you like distort reality you will love this, which is better, well this, 
but both are real nice. The energy cost is not high, and is great for 
weakening mobs in one shot. The quick cooldown makes this skill a real nice 
addition to your arsenal. I put a lot of points in this tree. The skill adds 
15% energy drain.
Level		en cost		elec burn over 4		% en drain=damage
1		3		216				45%
2		4		256				60%
3		5		300				75%
4		6		344				90%
5		7		392				105%
6		8		444				120%
7		9		492				135%
8		10		552				150%
9		11		608				165%
10		12		668				180%
11		12		732				195%
12		12		796				210%
Level		sec petrify		damage/damage to demons
1		1.5			27/27
2		2.0			38/38
3		2.5			49/49
4		3.0			49/49
5		3.5			49/49
6		4.0			49/49
7		4.5			49/49
8		5.0			49/49
9		5.5			49/49
10		6.0			49/49
11		6.5			49/49
12		7.0			49/49



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6.Unlock codes 
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373624	Armanent of Gaul
437626	Armanent of Germania
925678	Garb of the Great Merchant
274267	Shinobi Shokozo

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7. Credits and acknowledgments
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Thanks to THQ and Ironlore for creating and distributing this amazing game.

www.gamespot.com for telling me about this game
www.gamefaqs.com for all the other faqs and walkthroughs, which helped me 
through other games
www.titanquest.net for all the interesting information and tips whilst I was 
playing TQ to help me get through some of the more difficult situations.