Crystal Ettin

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Crystal Ettin
File:Ettin.jpg
Affiliation Depths of Tyria wildlife
Type Ogre (boss)
Profession Warrior Warrior
Level(s) 28 (30)
Campaign Eye of the North

The Crystal Ettin is an Ettin boss that appears on the second level of Bloodstone Caves. It drops the Dungeon Key for that level. Killing the Crystal Ettin and retrieving an Arcane Crystal Shard is the goal of The Arrow's Point.

Locations

  • Depths of Tyria
    • Bloodstone Caves (level 2)

Quests

Quests involved in:

  • Tarnished Coast
    • The Arrow's Point

Skills

  • File:Backbreaker.jpg Backbreaker (elite)
  • File:Counter Blow.jpg Counter Blow
  • File:Crude Swing.jpg Crude Swing
  • File:Pulverizing Smash.jpg Pulverizing Smash
  • Crystal Shield Crystal Shield (monster skill)
  • Crystal Snare Crystal Snare (monster skill)

Items dropped

  • Arcane Crystal Shard (only during The Arrow's Point)
  • Crystal Focus (unique)
  • Dungeon Key
  • Ettin Club (unique)
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  • Ogre bosses
  • Depths of Tyria wildlife
  • Bloodstone Caves NPCs
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