Northwest Ironworks

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The Northwest Ironworks is located in the northwest of Western Vermillius Gap, northwest of the Wreck of the Pallas. It is one of three Ironwork locations throughout Hagga Basin. It features a very unique design and is a large structure making it hard to miss with hostile Kirab patrolling the area. This is a key location for resources such as Iron Ore and Complex Machinery. There is a small area at the top with two lootable machines and a factory that you can drop down into which also contains lootable machines. To enter the factory requires an ID band which is located down the stairs from the locked door.

Northwest Ironworks
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TypeOutpost
ZoneWestern Vermillius Gap
Kirab
Available Loot Salvaged Metal

Fuel Cell

Light Darts


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Intel

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Quarterhouse Location
The bridge leading to the Quarterhouse that contains the Intel

While there is no Intel at either Northwest Ironworks location, there is one located at Quarterhouse between the two. It can be accessed via a path leading from the upper floor of the northmost Northwest Ironworks location, along the cliffside on the south side. The node is worth 5 points.

Intel location inside top brick building of Quarterhouse

Lore

Northwest Ironworks is currently occupied by the Kirab who reside at the adjacent Quarterhouse. Once a metalworking facility, it has fallen into disrepair, as evidenced by the rubble and the giant mining saw half buried at the foot of the spire.

Beyond the Prudence Door with a Blue security level the facility is burning, and within this central shaft is more Kirab graffiti.

There are two chests within the central shaft. One hidden high in the ruined shaft, another located on the bottom floor of the shaft.

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