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Moved Unsolved Are Odin's runes random? [DoR]
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Where can you get Odin's runes? From Muspels and Berserkrs?
Is there a way to know where to get specific Odin's runes and also a list of all the Odin's runes you can get in Ragnarok?
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@odyssone24
I was wondering that and was intending to post a list of what I had. Currently got Hitman 3 loaded, I'll get to ACV for the pointless quests to get pointless opal for the rubbish in Reda's Rubbish later on.
I don't know what prompts their appearance, whether specific baddies have them and just once or what. I have not seen a duplicate, though. -
armour runes
Food for Thought
Freki's Charge
Geri's Howl
Pained Thought
Phoenix Blast
Ravenous Thought
Refreshing Thought
Savage Shadow
weapon runes
Chilling Lullaby
Devious Thought
Einherjar's Rage
Frostbite Deflection
Frostbite Fury
Huginn's Call
Muninn's Alacrity
Opportunistic Thought
Phoenix Retaliation
Refreshing Chill
Shadow Landing
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@spirantcrayon22 Great! How did you find them?
Probably the rune I need (seen on YouTube in a video in german language, that's why I presume that is the right rune) is the "Food for Thought" armour rune, we have to understand how to get them
I've seen some videos on YouTube but it seems a random thing, if that rune is the first that you get, it's ok for me.
I hope to get it at the beginning of the game, not at the end. -
@odyssone24
I just played the DLC and by the time I finished that's the runes I'd collected. I have no idea which appeared at what point, I'm afraid. -
There are 3 you get from doing the fishing hut missions at the dwarf shelter. There are 3 sets of 3 missions. Only once you complete the set of 3, does the next 3 appear, and in each set one of the rewards is an Odin rune. I'm pretty sure are 3 runes were "thought" runes but I don't remember exactly which ones.
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I remember there are five for purchase at the Valkyrie Arena.
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@spirantcrayon22 How do you use runes like "Volcanic Fumes". There seems to be no way to socket them in a weapon
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@achilleus I'm not sure I ever used them but they should be usable with Divine quality weapons/armour.
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