Scholastone Celestial Telescope
Scholastone Celestial Telescope is a Crimson Desert Memory Fragment about a celestial telescope in Scholastone and tracked as a single exploration entry.
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Scholastone Celestial Telescope is a Memory Fragment in Crimson Desert. Its item text describes it as a memory fragment of a celestial telescope in Scholastone. The current entry shows a map location for the marker, but no precise written landmark or coordinate is confirmed in this article yet.
This article should be read as a collectible and lore-marker page. It is not a confirmed weapon, armor piece, recipe ingredient, consumable effect, or trade commodity. The verified entry lists the memory subject and a map location hook, but it does not list a sell price, combat stat, crafting output, or vendor stock line.
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Current Item Text | a memory fragment of a celestial telescope in Scholastone |
Route Status | Map location listed, exact written placement still needs confirmation |
Classification Note | Listed under consumable-style imported tags, but the confirmed role is a memory marker. |
Use Scholastone Celestial Telescope as a one-count checklist target while clearing nearby locations. If you are planning a sweep, group this page with other Memory Fragments in the same visible region or landmark cluster before moving on to distant objectives.
Keep the page narrow unless more data is confirmed. Names such as ruins, cabins, graves, boulders, wagons, offices, encampments, rituals, or named places can suggest a larger story, but the live article should only state what is tied to this specific memory entry. Do not add enemy drops, puzzle solutions, quest prerequisites, or exact coordinates until those details are verified in the current build.
If a later route pass confirms a floor level, landmark, locked-room requirement, nearby fast travel point, or scan target, add that concrete placement detail here and keep broader area history on the relevant Locations page. That keeps this article useful without turning it into a duplicate location overview.