Einbroch

Einbroch

Polluted city in the Republic of Schwartzvald. Einbroch can't be accessed via teleporting, you must take the Airship or walk. There is also no teleporting or fly-winging allowed inside the town, so having Increase AGI really helps.

Guide

The denizens of Einbroch are divided into extremes of wealth and status. The rich hold all the power and live in comfort. These are the ones that lord over and supervise the many workers that keep the machinery and vital services of the city running. There are those in the lower ranks that work to raise their status. Yet some are just hopeless and have no choice but to continue the hard labor just to survive.

When in Einbech or Einbroch, take the time to talk to the various NPCs and learn more about their culture and lives.

Einbech

Einbech is the sister city to Einbroch. It can be acccessed via walking through many fields, or taking the train from Einbroch for 200 Zeny. Einbech holds the entrance to the Mine Dungeon.

Guide

Story

The Schwartzvald Republic 's scientific community has long been a source of pride for its citizens. Juno, the magnificent floating City of Wisdom , is a testament to the republic's achievements in science, as well as its research in ancient artifacts. Countless brilliant innovators and scholars fill the pages of Schwartzvald history, but perhaps the most revered of them is Strahlenstein, the leading advocate for the development of the steam engine. With his research, the minerals that fuel the engines were discovered and thus dawned Schwartzvald's Industrial Age.

Soon, steam engines were mass produced and distributed all over the republic. Recognizing the growing demand for resources used in manufacturing and fueling the steam engines, many merchants seized the opportunity to invest their capital in Einbech, a small mining town located near an abundant mineral supply southwest of Juno. Their financial support gave rise to a boom in the mining industry and the small town of Einbech developed into a large city.

Strahlenstein continued his research in steam engine technology and eventually devised a way to produce more powerful engines. The increased power output of these new engines made it possible to extract various metals and minerals that were previously impossible to mine. With this technology, people began investing their resources in a vacant piece of land near Einbech, building factories to refine minerals located there and manufacture a slew of new technological products. As more people moved to this area, an extensive railroad network was laid to meet the demands of the population. Eventually, this small community rapidly grew and was named the city of Einbroch.