Player, are you really that invested in having Kromede's Tear as a necklace?

Sure, it makes for a nice necklace, but it could be so much more than that.

If I can melt it down and coat the Aethercannon of the Judge with it, it would create a powerful new weapon.

Player: "Is it really that simple?"

Normally, no. You'd need to track down Kromede's Tear and then find a master blacksmith to undertake the process.

But fortunately for you, you've already done all that. The last thing you need to do is find the Aethercannon of the Judge.

Player: Accept.

Eager to get started, are we? I'm not too surprised. Not many would pass on the chance to have a weapon crafted by someone as skilled as myself.

Just get the Aethercannon of the Judge from Kromede the Corrupt in the Fire Temple of Morheim, and we can begin.

Player: "The task is mine."

You've returned. I assume that means you've got the Aethercannon of the Judge?

Hand that over along with Kromede's Tear and I can get started.

Player: "Here they are."

Wait a minute, Player. I can't do anything with these.

If you want me to make that weapon for you, you'll have to get the things I mentioned.

I need both Kromede's Tear and the Aethercannon of the Judge for this to work.

Player: "I'll be back."

By Marchutan, that was a challenge! Aethercannons may be powerful, but they're incredibly complex.

That didn't stop me from making this into a masterpiece though. Why don't you go try that out on some Balaur or Elyos?

I'm going to go get some well-deserved rest.