| Merail Avani Blacksmith |
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| Home City | Davon's Watch | ||
| Location | Artisans' Row | ||
| Store | Avani Bladeworks | ||
| Race | Dark Elf | Gender | Male |
| Health | 39,959 | ||
| Reaction | Friendly | ||
| Vendor | |||
| Store Type | Blacksmith | ||
Merail Avani is a Dark Elf blacksmith, and the owner of Avani Bladeworks at Artisans' Row in Davon's Watch. According to his son, Arvys, Merail supplies the weapon shops in town with various armaments. Merail's daughter, Durena Avani, owns an armorer stall in the Davon's Watch Market District.
Related QuestsEdit
- Blacksmith Certification: Gain certification in the Blacksmithing profession.
DialogueEdit
He will boast about his forge.
- "No one keeps their forge as hot as an Avani. You'd have to journey to the heart of Ash Mountain to find a fire this strong.
You're welcome to work … if you think you can handle it."
Asking him about blacksmithing:
- I'd like to learn more about blacksmithing.
- "We put hammer to anvil to forge armor and weapons. This requires a lot of metal. We scour hills and caves looking for rare ores to work.
Raw materials will only take you so far. You need style books and special ingredients for more advanced work." - I'm sure there's a lot to learn
- "You bet. A true blacksmith can read the metal to determine its potential. During the forging process we can choose a trait that best fits the item—provided we've done our research. Additional sharpening, extra weight … these are just examples."
- Is there more to it?
- "Well, the piece can be augmented even more through the use of tempers. These elements can enhance the value and quality of your work. Of course, no worthwhile endeavor comes without risk. Trying to improve an item can result in breaks, so be careful!"
You can approach him during your blacksmith certification to buy the style material.
NotesEdit
- Merail is alleged to have numerous female admirers in Davon's Watch. Despite this, he mourns his deceased wife and talks to her gravestone at the Akaviri War memorial every evening.