One of the most quests that the Archeage gold series has to provide are actually made up that fall beyond the traditional action/RPG mould. A prime illustration of this can be found at Skyrim, where those who seek out the Frostflow Lighthouse of Winterhold's west shore will activate a negative quest that combines light detective work with grueling combat.

Sure, this is not exactly the kind of puzzle-solving that will appeal the likes of Sherlock Holmes, but it is always great to rely on your wits (and not your weapons) for a change. Besides, finishing"Frostflow Abyss" serves a permanent boost to your healing spells' efficacy, which will be definitely worth stepping out your fantasy-adventure wheelhouse!

Recall what we said aA was when quests test your mental faculties as far as your abilities? Well, forget it-- at least where this"unofficial" quest (obtained by snooping around the ruins of Fort Coldcorn) is concerned. Here, the participant finds a chest containing a key, as well as a mysterious note about a sword that"points the way".

Those who be aware of this angle of the Cheap Archeage gold sword lying nearby will be directed to another chest, containing a note of congratulations, an enchanted dagger and a couple of potions. This brainteaser doesn't just require a genius wisdom to resolve, but that modest haul seems bit paltry for that sleuthing.