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== Notes ==
* A statue which bears the likeness of [[Mythal]] lies broken in the caverns.
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* A [[:File:Statue of Mythal - Bastion of the Pure.png|statue]] which bears the likeness of [[Mythal]] and an object which looks like an [[eluvian]] lie broken in the caverns. It is unknown if this is intentional or the objects were simply recycled from the base game.
* In the same caverns there are remains of an [[eluvian]].
 
   
 
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Altar - Bastion of the Pure.png|An altar with blood sacrifices
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Revision as of 08:52, 20 September 2018

Bastion of the Pure is an incredibly rich lyrium node far beneath the Deep Roads, in the Uncharted Abyss. On its floor lies the Buried Sea.

Background


This section contains spoilers for:
Dragon Age: Inquisition.


This area is a derelict lyrium mine.[1] Memories speak of an "unknown disaster" that lead to its abandonment long before the First Blight. A Titan awoke beneath the mine in the time of King Orseck Garal and the rhythm of its song "bled despair".[2] The earthquake caused by the titan destroyed the mine.[3]

The Buried Sea has a subtle but eerie blue color but has reportedly large waves and it is thus dangerous to stand too close.[4] Swimming is also inadvisable because of significant lyrium concentration on the water.[5]


Involvement


This section contains spoilers for:
Dragon Age: Inquisition.


At an unspecified time after the First Blight the Sha-Brytol started inhabiting these caverns but left the lyrium veins unexploited and by 9:41 Dragon the veins are overgrown so much that Varric Tethras jokingly remarks that he would have been the richest dwarf in the Dwarven Merchants' Guild if he exploited the untapped lyrium. However such venture is unrealistic considering the extreme dangers involved.[1] The Inquisitor may visit the location as part of The Descent (quest) along with Shaper Valta in hopes of discovering the source of the earthquakes.

Inside the caverns there is a strange altar with various blood markings around it and it is guarded by an Arcane horror.


Enemies

Quests

The Descent The Descent
Holding the Deep Roads Holding the Deep Roads
Chronicles of Forgotten Wars Chronicles of Forgotten Wars
Mugs in the Deep Roads Mugs in the Deep Roads
Gears in the Deep Roads Gears in the Deep Roads

Codex entries

Codex entry: Chronicles of a Forgotten War Codex entry: Chronicles of a Forgotten War

Notable items

Resources

Silverite Silverite
Deep Mushroom Deep Mushroom
Spindleweed Spindleweed
Serpentstone Serpentstone
Iron Iron

Notes

  • A statue which bears the likeness of Mythal and an object which looks like an eluvian lie broken in the caverns. It is unknown if this is intentional or the objects were simply recycled from the base game.

Gallery

References