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* What the game calls "middle gems", which include Sapphires, Topaz, Amethysts, and Malachites, can be turned in to help your allies after you've finished part of the story. Given to the dwarves allies through the [[Allied Supply Crates]] in your camp. |
* What the game calls "middle gems", which include Sapphires, Topaz, Amethysts, and Malachites, can be turned in to help your allies after you've finished part of the story. Given to the dwarves allies through the [[Allied Supply Crates]] in your camp. |
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== References == |
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Revision as of 04:18, 23 April 2010
There are several different types of gems that you will find throughout the game. They typically appear under the "Other" category in your inventory.
Note that there are also special gems that can be used as gifts. They are easily distinguished with the purple word "gift" when you examine them in the inventory. See the article on Gifts for more info about these special gems.
Gem Types
In the order that the game lists them in your inventory:
Uses
A common question is whether gems are just to be sold to the vendor, or do they have another purpose? The answer is it depends on the gem.
- What the game calls "middle gems", which include Sapphires, Topaz, Amethysts, and Malachites, can be turned in to help your allies after you've finished part of the story. Given to the dwarves allies through the Allied Supply Crates in your camp.
- Additionally, 10 Garnet gems are also used for the quest Untraceable.
References
The Bioware social forums.