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Black Opals can be obtained through the [[Mining]] skill. All zones have a small chance to drop gems, with Black Opal being the rarest. | Black Opals can be obtained through the [[Mining]] skill. All zones have a small chance to drop gems, with Black Opal being the rarest. | ||
| − | The chance of finding gems while mining can be increased by enchanting a pickaxe with the [[Prospector | + | The chance of finding gems while mining can be increased by enchanting a pickaxe with the [[Scroll of the Prospector|prospector]] enchantment. They can also be found from [[foraging]] by using a hatchet equipped with [[Scroll of Root Digging|Root Digging]], or by [[smithing]] while wearing gloves enchanted with [[Scroll of Refining|refining]]. |
| − | [[Geode|Geodes]], [[Bird Nest|Bird Nests]], [[Sunken Treasure]] and [[Satchel|Satchels]] drop Black Opals at a rate of approximately 1/20 (based on a sample of 150 nests). | + | [[Geode|Geodes]], [[Bird's Nest|Bird Nests]], [[Sunken Treasure]] and [[Satchel|Satchels]] drop Black Opals at a rate of approximately 1/20 (based on a sample of 150 nests). |
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| gold coin | 50,000 |
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 | 4,800,000 |
| Source | Gathering Skills, Chests, Combat |
Black Opal is the fifth and highest tier of Gem. It can be crafted into the Black Opal Necklace and Ring using the Crafting skill. These are the second highest tier of jewelry, behind the extremely rare and uncraftable Prismatic Necklace and Ring.
Obtaining
Black Opals can be obtained through the Mining skill. All zones have a small chance to drop gems, with Black Opal being the rarest.
The chance of finding gems while mining can be increased by enchanting a pickaxe with the prospector enchantment. They can also be found from foraging by using a hatchet equipped with Root Digging, or by smithing while wearing gloves enchanted with refining.
Geodes, Bird Nests, Sunken Treasure and Satchels drop Black Opals at a rate of approximately 1/20 (based on a sample of 150 nests).
