For example, this means that turning in a complete set of artefacts to Sir Atcha for Saradominist II will yield a Tetracompass piece and a total of 6,504 Chronotes (each item's Chronote value plus the value of the entire collection, or 3,252 + 3,252). The reward for a collection (regardless of whether or not it is listed in the collector information interface) will always include a number of Chronotes equal to or greater than the total Chronote value of a collection.
For example, contributing a restored Hallowed lantern will award the player with 392 Chronotes. In addition to these rewards, each restored artefact has a Chronote value based on its level that is awarded to the player when that item is contributed to a collection. For example, Soran, Emissary of Zaros' Zarosian I collection provides the Seal of the Praefectus Praetorio relic when it is completed the first time, and every time after that it also rewards 20 Pylon batteries. Should a player contribute the 'Consensus ad Idem' painting to his collection, then until the 'Solem in Umbra' painting and 'Prima Legio' painting are contributed to the collection and the player receives the reward for completing the collection, they cannot contribute another 'Consensus ad Idem' painting to that same collection.Īll collections have a recurring reward that is given to the player every time they complete the collection, but several have one-time rewards as well. For example, Art Critic Jacques' collection Imperial Impressionism contains the 'Solem in Umbra' painting, 'Consensus ad Idem' painting, and 'Prima Legio' painting. Once the entire collection is complete, they can once again contribute each item to the collection, but only once. A player can only contribute any artefact in a collection to the collection once until it is completed. After that the artefacts must be restored and given to the collector. Because artefacts cannot be traded players are forced to uncover the artefacts themselves. Each one will have a group of artefacts that are needed to complete it.
Collections are excavation and restoration tasks that can be completed over and over.
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