Sacred 2:Kobold Camp
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In Kobold Camp you can find the below services. See Map Icons:
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North in Tyr Lysia, in the farthest mountains, a player will find the Kobold Camp. It is far away from the High Elf cities, towns and settlements, so authorities don't care too much for it. Lots of kobolds live here, if a player doesn't like dealing with these little humanoid creatures they should, instead, take another path and not progress through these lands.
Locate Kobold Camp on the Ancaria Interactive Map
Quests & NPC's
Side Quests
- Gahanka: The big boss of The Kobold Chieftain's quest. Also part of the Temple Guardian's class quest Rust.
- Master Chef Niggle: Is involved in the Dryad's Kobold Blood class quest.
- Tschakschak the Exiled: Is involved in the Kobold Blood class quest.
Transportation
You can reach the Kobold Camp following north the path that starts down the Celestial Dome. The nearest monolith is in Twainbrook, and is much closer than the nearest portal; so if you have this monolith activated is by far the quickest way to arrive. The nearest portal is the Sloeford one, probably a bit nearer than the Western Tyr Lysia portal, which is south-west from the Celestial Dome if you look at the map.
Enemies
There are a great many Kobolds in Kobold Camp, some of the champions. In the higher parts of the camp there are also timberwolves.
Gahanka, the Troll boss of the Kobolds will also appear when the player has taken on The Kobold Chieftain quest and has killed the required number of Kobolds.
Interesting Photos
Kobold buildings
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The camp entrance
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Small cemetery near the camp
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Sight tower
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More buildings in the camp
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Buildings near the brook
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The entrance from a sight tower
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Notes
- The boss Gahanka will not appear unless a player triggers the The Kobold Chieftain quest.
- Master Chef Niggle and Tschakschak the Exiled will appear only for Dryad characters in SP mode, and only if Kobold Blood quest is activated.
