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Colloquially known as the lyrium éperlan[1] or the "mixer"[2], it is a magical device of unknown origin, capable of combining runes.
Involvement[]
Dragon Age II[]
During the quest Heart of the Many, in order to escape from the prison of Chateau Haine, Hawke is forced to solve the puzzles involving the "mixers". The mixers in Duke Prosper de Montfort's dungeons are connected to separate devices called "apparatuses", which contain rune keys; each apparatus assigns a rune key to a person, which then can be transferred onto the mixer. Once two rune keys are transferred, the mixer will combine them into one.
Dragon Age: Inquisition[]
The device found here is referred to as a lyrium éperlan. It was purchased by the Villa's owner, Lord Maurel. During the quest Safe Keeping, the Inquisitor is required to find three pieces of a rune key in order to access Villa Maurel's Vault. Once the three pieces are found and inserted into the device, a mage is required to activate it in order to piece them together.
Trivia[]
- In French, an "éperlan" translates to "smelt"; it is a type of fish, not the act of smelting.
References[]
- ↑ As stated in Note: An Official Appraisal
- ↑ As referred to in Mark of the Assassin