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Arfur's Mansion is a [[ | Arfur's Mansion is a [[location]] in [[Rivington]] in [[Act Three]], found directly across from the ''Rivington'' waypoint. If you go into the workshop, a Perception check (DC 10) will reveal a hatch leading to the basement, the key to which is on a bookshelf upstairs in his bedroom. | ||
== | == Overview == | ||
This | There are two keys of note to be found in Arfur's mansion; the {{SmRarityItem|Toymaker's House Key}} on a bottle shelf in the kitchen, which opens the upstairs bedroom, and the {{SmRarityItem|Toymaker's Basement Key}} inside a row of books on a bookshelf in the bedroom, which opens the hatch in the workshop. | ||
== | === Workshop === | ||
* | A set of doors on the northern side of the house leads to Arfur's workshop, where he works on his toys. Partially concealed by a rug is a hatch, spotted with a {{Ability check|Perception|10}}, which leads to the basement. This can be opened with the ''Toymaker's Basement Key'' from the bedroom. | ||
==Related | |||
* | === Basement === | ||
==Notable | The main area of the basement is filled with tripwires and rigged fireworks, which can be exposed with Perception checks. At the back of the basement is another workshop, which has a trapped and locked (DC 20) metal chest, containing a letter which begins or progresses the quest {{Quest|Investigate the Suspicious Toys}}. | ||
=== Characters === | |||
* {{CharLink|Arfur Gregorio}} | |||
* {{CharLink|Zenovia Dawg}} | |||
===Related quests=== | |||
* {{Quest|Investigate the Suspicious Toys}} | |||
== Notable loot == | |||
Notable items obtained in this location, whether looted, purchased, or obtained as a quest reward: | Notable items obtained in this location, whether looted, purchased, or obtained as a quest reward: | ||
* | * {{MdRarityItem|Toymaker's Basement Key}}, inside the row of books on the bookshelf in Arfur's bedroom {{coords|33|-77}} | ||
* {{MdRarityItem|Toymaker's House Key}}, inside the kitchen, on the top left shelf filled with bottles {{coords|31|-61}} | |||
* | * 2 {{MdRarityItem|Box of Oddfire Fireworks}}, in the basement | ||
* At least 23 {{MdRarityItem|Wogglims}} can be acquired by disarming the firework traps | |||
{{Rivington}} | |||
[[Category:Locations]] | |||
[[Category:Act Three Locations]] | |||
Revision as of 18:33, 3 July 2024
Arfur's Mansion is a location in Rivington in Act Three, found directly across from the Rivington waypoint. If you go into the workshop, a Perception check (DC 10) will reveal a hatch leading to the basement, the key to which is on a bookshelf upstairs in his bedroom.
Overview
There are two keys of note to be found in Arfur's mansion; the 
Toymaker's House Key on a bottle shelf in the kitchen, which opens the upstairs bedroom, and the 
Toymaker's Basement Key inside a row of books on a bookshelf in the bedroom, which opens the hatch in the workshop.
Workshop
A set of doors on the northern side of the house leads to Arfur's workshop, where he works on his toys. Partially concealed by a rug is a hatch, spotted with a 
DC 10 Perception check, which leads to the basement. This can be opened with the Toymaker's Basement Key from the bedroom.
Basement
The main area of the basement is filled with tripwires and rigged fireworks, which can be exposed with Perception checks. At the back of the basement is another workshop, which has a trapped and locked (DC 20) metal chest, containing a letter which begins or progresses the quest 
.
Characters
Related quests
Notable loot
Notable items obtained in this location, whether looted, purchased, or obtained as a quest reward:
Toymaker's Basement Key, inside the row of books on the bookshelf in Arfur's bedroom X: 33 Y: -77
Toymaker's House Key, inside the kitchen, on the top left shelf filled with bottles X: 31 Y: -61- 2
Box of Oddfire Fireworks, in the basement - At least 23
Wogglims can be acquired by disarming the firework traps