Harun Channel

Your friendly guide to tackling the Harun Channel in Dark Age of Camelot. Learn how to get through the puzzles and find hidden treasures.

Alright, so you're looking to get through the Harun Channel. Don't worry, it's not too bad once you know what you're doing. Think of it like a little puzzle box. We'll get you through it and snagging some goodies along the way.

First off, you'll want to head down the path and duck into that tower. Go down the steps you see there. You'll spot some people below, but we can't reach them just yet, so don't worry about them. Just keep moving through the next door.

Now, this next room is a bit of a trick. There's a sign telling you not to hit the see-saw. Yeah, I know, signs. What we need to do is push that box until it's right in front of the sign. Once it's positioned, give the see-saw a nudge. After that, hop on the see-saw yourself and hit it again. This will get you up to a chest containing a [Lucky Cap]. Grab it, hop back on the see-saw, and give it another hit to keep moving forward.

Follow the path until you find another see-saw. This time, get on it and hit it to ride it back to a different route. Here, you'll need to move a rock into its proper place. This will open the way to Kaba and his dad. Reif will then step in to heal the dad's broken leg. Kind of makes you wonder why Kaba didn't just go grab help himself, right?

After you've helped the pair out, head through the exit and go around the boat. This will lead you to an earlier chest you might have spotted. Open it up for a [Muramasa]. Heads up, though – this one's cursed.

Cursed items can be pretty powerful, sometimes even more so than regular gear. The catch is, if you equip one, you might find yourself unable to act in battle. It's a bit of a gamble. And if you do decide to equip it and later want it removed, you'll need to find a healer back in town who can sort you out for a fee.

That's pretty much it for this area for now. So, backtrack your way back to Harun and go have a chat with the elder, Ikan.