I'm proud to have watched you develop, your character. You truly embody what the Crucible was made to do.

Your allies, as well.... You are all examples for Asmodae to look up to.

There is but one more stage to go in the Crucible.... Of course, it's the hardest.

I know you are. But Stage 10 is filled with Balaur from Dark Poeta. These are serious foes.

And the final opponent.... Well, I don't know where or when Inggness found it, but...

But if you're not ready to face Stage 10, that's irrelevant. I have to ask.

I hope you have the strength to back up your confidence. I can count the Daevas who've even come close to conquering Stage 10 on one hand.

And Vanktrist.... Honestly, he terrifies me. Maybe because Inggness is the only one who knows anything about him.

Well, report to Tymora if...when you succeed. Good hunting.

Yes, this is a serious step. I don't want you to take it unless you're prepared.

A serious defeat in Stage 10 would certainly shake those who've watched and believed in you until now.

I want you to be able to give a solid performance out there. Steel yourself, then return.

I've already heard about your accomplishments, your character.

From the reports, your performance was...magnificent. That's the only word I can think of right now.

Vanktrist is one of the most fearsome foes. Yet you triumphed.

You have joined an elite group, your character: those who have run the entire Empyrean Crucible.

That kind of raw power and talent is exactly what we need to defeat the Balaur and Elyos. With you on our side, we're destined to win.

This title declares your strength to anyone who has eyes and ears. Please continue to hone your skills. Well done!

1. Defeat Vaktrist, the ultimate foe of the Empyrean Crucible (/1).

2. Report to Tymora.

Clear the entire Empyrean Crucible, then report to Tymora.

Anja of the Marchutan Priory challenged you to clear the entire Empyrean Crucible, including its ultimate foe, Vanktrist.

After a hard-fought battle, you and your allies emerged victorious. You reported to Tymora, who praised your strength and rewarded you handsomely.