Serenity Temple
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Serenity Temple
- Location
- Deserter Flats
(Blazeridge Steppes) - Type
- Hero challenge
- Interact
- Yes
- Destructible
- No
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In the center of the Wreckage of Serenity stand the ruins of Serenity Temple. Though destroyed hundreds of years ago in the Searing, the intrepid adventurer can channel the hallowed legacy and complete this hero challenge.
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Dialogue[edit]
- Before completion
Though the statues and columns have been reduced to rubble by centuries of dark magic, dragons, and time; the scorched remains of this once majestic Ascalonian temple still glow with a pulsing energy.
Commune with this place of power.
- After completion
Though the statues and columns have been reduced to rubble by centuries of dark magic, dragons, and time; the scorched remains of this once majestic Ascalonian temple still glow with a pulsing energy.- (If the player has Uzolan's Mechanical Orchestra active and an Orichalcum Horn in their inventory)
Place an Orichalcum Horn into the power source.- You've gained all you can from this place of power.
Related achievements[edit]
The Juggernaut I: The Experimental Hammer: 
Ponder Serenity Temple — Ponder the Serenity Temple in Blazeridge Steppes.
Uzolan's Mechanical Orchestra: 
Spirit-Powered Horn — Imbue an Orichalcum Horn at the Serenity Temple in Blazeridge Steppes.
Notes[edit]
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The Guild Wars Wiki has an article on Serenity Temple. |
- There is a Mysterious Stone puzzle here. You have to read the stones in the hinted order. The last one causes a veteran Ascolonian mage to appear. There didn't seem to be any particular reward for completing it.
- A Durmand Priory scholar at the ruins of Serenity Temple in the Blazeridge Steppes references Erudine, an NPC from Guild Wars who originally tasked players with helping to create an elixir to restore the sanity of an Ascalonian traumatized by the Searing. According to the scholar, Erudine ultimately succeeded in developing the elixir, which went on to preserve the mental well-being of many Ascalonians affected by the catastrophic event.
