My guildmate got a Ruby today from an elemental in Old Ascalon. Talk about a rare drop.
Has anyone ever gotten Bricks of Mud? if so where and who dropped it?
Where do you get Bricks of Mud??
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Clay Brick is crafted from 1 Brick of Mud and 1 Pile of Glittering Dust, cost 20 gold.
http://www.guildwiki.org/wiki/Clay_Brick
http://www.guildwiki.org/wiki/Artisan
Now where do you get a Brick of Mud?
http://www.guildwiki.org/wiki/Clay_Brick
http://www.guildwiki.org/wiki/Artisan
Now where do you get a Brick of Mud?
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I think it is farily safe to assume that that NO bricks of mud exist anywhere.
Im also fairly certain that there is no use for them currently.
Guildwars does have several strange objects like this... for example there is a rabbit in pre-searing, you can click on him.. but you cant tame him and he doesnt appear to do anything!
I suspect these odd things exist for one of the following reasons
a] They were originally supposed to have a use in the game but for whatever reasons were ommited from the game, usually time constraints, coding problems. they simply havnt removed the items because, well.. it gives people something wonder about
b] these are clues about possible missions that might happen in future updates, in a similar way that Juicy Junipers are required in certain missions, just as other materials are used in the Simon the Scrybe missions, or ice cubes in SF.
c] these are clues about future items that maybe introduced, or armour!.. if they are then they might even be clues about future proffesions.
I really cant think of any weapon or type of armour in any d&d style game so the chance of them being weapons items or armour is remote, so I would speculate they are for missions or quests.
I think it is farily safe to assume that that NO bricks of mud exist anywhere.
Im also fairly certain that there is no use for them currently.
Guildwars does have several strange objects like this... for example there is a rabbit in pre-searing, you can click on him.. but you cant tame him and he doesnt appear to do anything!
I suspect these odd things exist for one of the following reasons
a] They were originally supposed to have a use in the game but for whatever reasons were ommited from the game, usually time constraints, coding problems. they simply havnt removed the items because, well.. it gives people something wonder about
b] these are clues about possible missions that might happen in future updates, in a similar way that Juicy Junipers are required in certain missions, just as other materials are used in the Simon the Scrybe missions, or ice cubes in SF.
c] these are clues about future items that maybe introduced, or armour!.. if they are then they might even be clues about future proffesions.
I really cant think of any weapon or type of armour in any d&d style game so the chance of them being weapons items or armour is remote, so I would speculate they are for missions or quests.

Where did you hear of it?