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* the [[L'Ascia di Roberto Guiscardo]] | * the [[L'Ascia di Roberto Guiscardo]] | ||
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* the [[Lia Fail - Stone of Destiny]] | * the [[Lia Fail - Stone of Destiny]] | ||
* the [[Osmanli Sancagi]] | * the [[Osmanli Sancagi]] | ||
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The "Will of Aristotle" is a quest that started in August 2012 (IG 1460) and ended in April 2013 (IG 1461).
The quest required:
- aquiring quest knowledge that could be obtained by
- discovering unique objects and special objects
- learning it from other players who possess quest knowledge
- excavations near the church in all villages around the world
Special objects of the quest
Unique objects of the quest
- the 1455 Reichsbulle (Constitution)
- the Bag of the original corn
- the Barrel of Saint Boulasse
- the Bow of the viking longship of Eric the Red
- the Bust of pope Eugene
- the Cardinal's medal of Aristotle
- the Chasha na car Krum
- the Gold chalice
- the Il Femore di San Samot Apostolo
- the L'Ascia di Roberto Guiscardo
- the L'Astrolabio di Tommaso Mocenigo
- the Lia Fail - Stone of Destiny
- the Osmanli Sancagi
- the Treatise on Non-Euclidean Geometry (by Aristée Tryss)
- the Tristesse de Saint Lescure
- the Vermins alimanas
- the Vrelo Znanja
