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Unsolved [Mastery Challenge] Unable to meditate at the Uffentune statue to start the trials
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Went to open the Uffentune Mastery Challenge statue BUT THERE IS NO INTERACTION WITH IT--PLEASE FIX ASAP
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Hello @ravenbeauty229 !
Sorry to hear that you're unable to interact with the Uffentune Mastery Challenge shrine.
I've contacted our specialists about this, and we noticed that before you're able to activate the new set of Mastery Challenges, you need to have completed the narrative quests from part 1 and have found the Eye of Odin in Freya's vault.
Have you already completed this stage?Official Response -
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Hi @ravenbeauty229 the mastery challenge trials are split into two. The first set of mastery challenge locations are:
Wenlocan Outpost
Lolingestone Bandit Camp
Odin Mine Hideout
Calleva Outpost
Templebrough Fort
You will need to complete the quests 'A Challenge from the Gods' and 'The Cryptic Tutelage of Hildiran' before you can access the second set of mastery challenge locations which are:
Saint Guthlac's Point
Uffentune
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