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Smuggler's Rest
This page is for the current version of Smuggler's Rest; for the former training area, see Smuggler's Rest (History).
Smuggler's Rest is a tropical island wilderness area and part of the Treasure of Crystal Cove event. Slay pirates to receive event ingredients.
Getting there[edit]
- While the event is active, talk to Sailor Calatin, found on the northern Harbor docks (near Arachnophobia). He will transport you to Smuggler's Rest and back.
- When the event is inactive, there's generally not much reason to visit the area. Some tricks allow you to get in:
- Set the Rook's Gambit as your bind point, then die.
- Have someone use a Bracelet of Friends/Greater Bracelet of Friends from within the area to summon you.
Wilderness area with variant rules[edit]
Unlike most wilderness areas in the game, you don't get your private instance of the Smuggler's Rest. It is a public area that spawns monsters.
- While the event is active, pirates ranging from CR 1 kobolds to CR 30 ogres spawn on the island.
- The level of monsters that spawn depends on the level of nearby characters.
- Pirates start passive until activated (by being attacked, being near another pirate who is attacked, or being near a treasure chest when it's opened).
- Sometimes you'll hear a whistle, similar in function to a bosun's call: that means that a CR 23, 28 or 33, red-named monster has just appeared nearby. Those are appreciably harder to defeat, and yield appreciably more plunder.
- The port area with NPC where you start is usually safe from spawns unless someone drags enemies to it.
Some special rules apply:
- As in public areas, you slowly heal over time.
- As in public areas, you cannot use hirelings or summons. (Pets work.)
- As in wilderness areas, you can kill monsters and use most spells and abilities. Some abilities don't work.
- This wilderness area does not award any XP.
Points of interest[edit]
- Euphonia's Barter Box - Purchase and upgrade your Treasure of Crystal Cove loot
- If you still have any map pieces from before Update 52, you can still trade them for doubloons here.
- Euphonia's Hat Box - Purchase and upgrade your pirate hat
- Transport to Crystal Cove on Euphonia's boat
- The Rook's Gambit (tavern)
- Dusty Old Treasure of Crystal Cove - pre-U39 Crystal Cove loot
- Vada Largo the Barkeep provides food and refreshments
- Brother Gregory the Spirit binder
- Grandfather Teles is the owner of the island and Euphonia's grandfather
NPCs[edit]
- Euphonia Teles - Acts as a collector of Historic Cove Event loot and replaces it with same-level upgraded/updated loot through Conversions of Crystal Cove trade panel.
- Sailor Calatin - Transports you back to Stormreach Harbor. He is on the dock near Euphonia's ship.
- Perky Petra - Advertises Butter-Rum Coffee and Pirate's Grog in front of the Rook's Gambit tavern
- Foreman Wee Yip Yip - Provides information about the Crystal Cove challenge and hands out the Kobold Mining Union Rulebook upon request
Gallery[edit]
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Entrance to Rook's Gambit -
Perky Petra
Transport to Crystal Cove[edit]
As of 2022, the Transport to Crystal Cove door is now open at all times. Interacting with it will allow entry to the Crystal Cove challenge as long as you have a Treasure Compass in your inventory. Turning over a Treasure Compass to the Navigator applies a 6 minute buff called Paid to the Navigator
You've paid a Treasure Compass to the Smuggler's Rest Navigator. Until this effect wears off, you may travel to Crystal Cove without further payment. which allows your to travel to Crystal Cove without further payment until the effect wears off.
If you've never selected "I understand, don't...":
- Transport to Crystal Cove: Crystal Cove is a party-based dungeon. Your party will be able to choose the dungeon's CR when you enter.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: Your crystal reward for completing the dungeon will depend on the highest-level character in your party. This includes party-members who enter the dungeon and then left.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: - You will gain increasing percentage crystal bonuses for higher dungeon CR settings, up to 5 CRs above.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: - You will lose percentage crystal penalities for lower CR settings.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: No crystals and no monster gem drops are awarded for a dungeon CR of 5 levels or more below your party's highest-level player.
- You: What do I need to travel to Crystal Cove? (see "With Euphonia's re-assembled..." below)
- You: I understand, don't repeat this in the future. (see "With Euphonia's re-assembled..." below)
If you've selected "I understand, don't..." at some point:
- Transport to Crystal Cove: With Euphonia's re-assembled map, you can now find Crystal Cove.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: However, you must have a Treasure Compass in your inventory to successfully navigate there.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: (If you are ready to go, you may pay your Treasure Compass now as payment for the Navigator, which will let you travel to and from Crystal Cove for a few minutes. Remember that the dungeon instance will immediately end if your entire party leaves.)
- You: (with Paid to the NavigatorYou've paid a Treasure Compass to the Smuggler's Rest Navigator. Until this effect wears off, you may travel to Crystal Cove without further payment.) Travel to Crystal Cove. (Opens Quest Entrance UI)
- You: (without Paid to the NavigatorYou've paid a Treasure Compass to the Smuggler's Rest Navigator. Until this effect wears off, you may travel to Crystal Cove without further payment.) Travel to Crystal Cove using your Treasure Compass.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: (without a Treasure Compass) You are not carrying a Treasure Compass. You can find one from slaying pirates around Smuggler's Rest, or purchase one from the DDO Store.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: (with a Treasure Compass) (consumes a Treasure Compass, applies Paid to the NavigatorYou've paid a Treasure Compass to the Smuggler's Rest Navigator. Until this effect wears off, you may travel to Crystal Cove without further payment. status for 6 minutes, and opens Quest Entrance UI)
- You: Where can I find a Treasure Compass?
- Transport to Crystal Cove: Treasure Compasses can be found by killing pirates on this island or purchased from Euphonia's Barter Box.
- Transport to Crystal Cove: (You can also purchase a Treasure Compass from the DDO Store.
- You: (Purchase a Treasure Compass from the DDO Store) (opens DDO Store UI)
- You: Tell me again how an adventuring party works in the Crystal Cove? (see "Crystal Cove is a..." above)
- You: (with Paid to the Navigator
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