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This article is about the quest in Grahtwood. For the quest in Coldharbour, see Light from the Darkness. Kindle app for mac.

Help an old scholar research an Ayleid well.

Zone:	Grahtwood
Quest Giver:	Archimbert Dantaine
Location(s):	Wormroot Depths
Reward:	Clumsy Alchemist's Vambraces Very Low Leveled Gold
XP Gain:	Very Low XP
ID:	4954

Collect energy from the Ayleid Well

I met an old scholar near the Ayleid ruins who came to power a crystal for his research, but found the ruins swarming with Worm Cultists.

Quick Walkthrough[edit]

Talk to Archimbert Dantaine.
Fill the Dull Crystal Shard at the Ayleid well.
Return to Dantaine.

Detailed Walkthrough[edit]

Archimbert Dantaine has a simple request for you. He's studying Ayleid wells, and knows there's one deep within Wormroot Depths. Unfortunately, the ruins are swarming with Daedra, and he can't reach the well. He's asked you to fill a gem with energy from the Ayleid well.

Travel through Wormroot Depths until you've reached the last chamber. A Dremora named Raynia is guarding it, so you may need to kill her to reach the well. Immerse the crystal Dantaine gave you in the light exuded by the well, then exit the delve. Speak with Archimbert Dantaine and give him the Dull Crystal Shard. He thanks you for assisting him with his research.

Quest Stages[edit]

Light in the Darkness
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
Archimbert Dantaine gave me a crystal and asked me to make my way through the Ayleid ruin nearby in search of an Ayleid Well. Once I find it, I only need to immerse the crystal in its light to fill it.
I managed to fill the gem at the Ayleid Well. I should return it to Archimbert Dantaine outside the ruins. Objective: Talk to Archimbert Dantaine

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Quest has a system built in for handling light and darkness in your game.

A Dark Room

The first step is to go to the features tab of the game object and tick the box “Lightness and darkness…” (actually this is optional; it just turns the editor features on, your game will run the same either way).

By default rooms are lit. We will create a dark room, called “darkroom”. Create the room as normal, make exits to and from it, and give is a description. Now go to the Light/Dark tab, and tick the “Room is initially dark” checkbox.

Try the game, and you will find two things. The first is that there is no default dark room description; it is just blank. The second is that you are trapped in the dark room - there is no way to use the exit if it is too dark to see it!

A Light from the Door

The two of us pdf free download. Go to the exit from this room, and on the Options tab, tick the “This object is a light source” box. In the dropdown box that appears, set it to be weak. Now the player will see and be able to use this exit, even if the room is dark - there is a faint light coming from the other room, enough to show you the way out.

Go back to the Light/Dark tab of the room, and add a description to display when dark. Perhaps: “It is dark, but you can just make out an exit to the west.” Now when you play the game the room is still dark, but the exit is useable, and the player will not be trapped here.

Weak and Strong

Quest has three levels of light for objects. None at all, weak and strong. A strong light will illuminate the whole room. A weak source only illuminates itself. The exit was a weak light source, so it could be seen in the dark room but nothing else could. What we need is a strong light source.

Implementing a Torch

Create a new object, called “torch”. On the Inventory tab tick it so it can be taken. On the Features tab, tick Lightness and Darkness. Then on the Light/Dark tab, tick it as a light source and set it to be Strong.

Now go in-game. With the torch in hand, your darkroom will be illuminated.

A Note about Containers

Quest has a sophisticated container system. If the player puts the torch in a container that is flagged as transparent, the torch will still illuminate the room.

Implementing a Light Switch

Create an object, lightswitch, inside the dark room. On the Features tab, make it switchable. On the Switchable tab, also make it Switchable, and fill in the message boxes. Then in the script to run when turned on, put in this (not sure what to do with code? See here):

For the other script, you need this:

Very simple, they just alter the “dark” attribute of your dark room.

If you try it out, you will find the light switch now controls the darkness of the room (you will need the torch to find the switch, but then leave the torch elsewhere to confirm the room is now lit). You could, of course, set the switch to be a weak light source, so it can be found in the dark.

Implementing a Switchable Torch

We should be able to turn the torch off, to save the battery. Pretty similar to before - on the torch object, first set it to not be a light source, as it is initially turned off (but keep it as a Strong light source!), then go to the Features tab, and make it switchable. On the Switchable tab, make it Switchable (the default messages are good enough). Then in the script to run when turned on, put in this:

For the other script, you need this:

A Torch that Fails

No torch lasts forever; let us put a limit on this one. First create a new attribute for the torch, called “battery”. If working offline, you can do that by going to the Attributes tab to create it, and Set it to be an integer, with a value of 5 (we want a small number whilst we are playing around; for your game you will want it much higher). If using the web version, you have no Attributes tab, so go to the Script tab of the game object, and add this code:

We now need a turn script. We could do this two ways: have the turn script enabled and disabled when the torch is turned on and off, or have it running all the time, but only use the battery when turned on. I am going to do the former.

Create a turn script, and make sure it is under the Object object (i.

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