Master Dungeon Guide

The Master Dungeon Guide is an item you carry around in your inventory. Completing dungeons will add an entry to the Guide. You will recieve 2,500 points towards the title track of the race you turn the book into Tyr the Skaald (Norn), Kodan (Deldrimor), or Gedrel of Ascalon (Ebon Vanguard).
 * Note, completing dungeons without the Guide in your inventory (e.g. during the sneak peek weekend) will not add them to the Guide.

Entries

 * 1) Catacombs of Kathandrax
 * ''Remnants of the Ebon Vanguard survived in the Catacombs of Kathandrax. While on a mission to recover a legendary weapon, they were ambushed by overwhelming Charr forces. Captain Langmar made it clear to his troops: recovering Kathandrax's Crusher was of the utmost importance. Broken and weary, the remaining Vanguard found little solace, for they found the caves infested with fire elementals and other terrible creatures. Their numbers few, they no longer had the strength to reach the artifact. Because its immense power would surely aid the Ebon Vanguard in the ongoing battle against the Charr, we had no choice but to help them retrieve it. Kathadrax's [sic] Crusher was hidden deep beneath the raging fires of Sacnoth Valley, protected by a fiery elemental lord.
 * 1) Rragar's Menagerie
 * ''Greater dangers awaited deep within the earth, where a Charr named Rragar Maneater bred a race of murderous creatures. These creatures, known as fleshreavers, were horrible, voracious monsters with an unusual evolutionary method. Young fleshreavers, it seems, are born as barely more than tiny skeletons. To survive and evolve, the emaciated young rely on their parents to harvest muscle, organ and fat from their prey, and then layer it over the skeletons of their newborns. Rragar has taken advantage of this disgusting, yet easily-manipulated evolution to perform ghastly experiments on the fleshreavers, turning them into powerful weapons to be used against humanity. By searching carefully, we found unexpected allies among Rragar's failed creations. Rragar was still difficult to defeat, for he was armed with powerful magic and could teleport freely around his twisted workshop.
 * 1) Cathedral of Flames
 * ''Once freed, Pyre's warband sacked the cathedral, looking for anything of value. in their search, they unearthed a blocked passage. Clearing the debris revealed a stash of treasure plundered from Ascalonian ruins... but there was more. The spirits of war had attached themselves to the treasure, haunting the vaults. Worse yet, a powerfull Necromancer named Murakai dwelt among them. She used the creatures' unliving essnece to create a storm of souls, which she planned to unleash upon human and Charr alike. It fell to us to lay these disembodied spirits to rest and to suspend Murakai's wrath, if only for a time.
 * 1) Ooze Pit (called Ooze Den in the book)
 * ''The earthquakes allowed numerous creatures, some previously unknown to man, to rise from the depths. Disgusting membranous creatures of fluid and phlegm are one such anomaly to arrive. At a losss for words, most adventurers simply call them "oozes". These highly adaptable creatures mutate and thrive in all manner of enviroments, including the intense heat of molten earth. Their adaptability goes far beyond simple survival. Oozes get more than simple sustenance from feeding upon their prey. They assume the magical abilities inherent in the creatures they ingest. There is no telling how many creatures...and humans...may linger within an ooze, giving it access to a huge variety of powers. As a result, elder oozes are far more dangerous than their young. As a testament to the tenacity of the human race, some merchants specialize in trading for the jelly-like creatures. The oozes' aplications in magic, medicine and alchemy are far reaching.
 * 1) Darkrime Delves
 * 2) Frostmaw's Burrow
 * Outside Frostmaw's Burrows, a Norn storyteller once regaled listeners with tales of a great wurm named Frostmaw that burrowed through the mountains. According to the tale, the wurm could not be killed. Many great warriors had fallen while attempting to slay the beast. Frostmaw and its brood, it seems, were distant cousins to the sand, chaos, and desert wurms. Ice wurms have a thick blubber layer beneath their beneath their tough skin, which insulates them from the frigid temperatures of the Shiverpeaks. It also makes them all but impervious to harm, whether it's from physical or magical means. Unfazed by the warnings, we ventured into the wurm's lair to test our steel and skill against these formidable opponents.
 * 1) Sepulchre of Dragrimmar
 * Remlock, a lone Dwarven outrunner, waited near the entrance to a hidden sepulchre tucked awa in the northern mountains. He wished to procure the Anvil of Dragrimmar, a Dwarven artifact from a bygone age.  The anvil was guarded by ancient traps and an ice elemental of immense size and power.  Having this charismatic Dwarf on our side could only help our cause, so we braved the pitfalls and excorted him into the sepulchre.
 * 1) Raven's Point
 * Raven's Point, home of the Shrine of the Raven, is protected by the family of our good friend, Olaf. Communing at the shrine grants adventurers the powers of the raven spirit.  King Jalis, thankful for Olaf's hospitality when the Deldrimor Dwarves first arrived in the Far Shiverpeaks, sent a group of Dwarves and a clever Asura to protect the hallowed place from Destroyers.  After seeing firsthand the devastation these creatures had wrought, we didn't think twice about coming to their aid.
 * 1) Vloxen Excavations
 * ''Sorrow's Furnace was not the only place where the evil Stone Summit had pressed the Dredge into forced labor. Deep within the Vloxen Excavations, Dredge toiled away under the watchful eye of their Stone Summit taskmasters. On the surface, this dig appeared as yet another ore mining operation, but clues hinted that the Stone Summit had uncovered unspeakable horros. They were using slaves to excavate this ancient evil. With the help of some escapees, we confronted this horrific presence and stopped the Stone Summit's wicked plans.
 * 1) Bogroot Growths
 * Bogroot Growths, a complex of caverns just outside Sparkfly Swamp, is a war zone. The caverns are home to two frogmen tribes, the Ophil and the Gokir. The habitats of these tribes collided due to some... unfortunate miscalculations... during an Asuran digging expedition, forcing the antagonistic creatures uncomfortably close to each other. Both groups now vie for dminance, with each side supported by one of two Asuran observers. We were asked to choose a side in this inter-clan wars and bring an end to the bloodshed... for the sake of progress, of course.
 * 1) Bloodstone Caves
 * Many adventurers have told legends of the Bloodstones, and a few brave souls claim to have seen them. Even after hearing these stories, standing in the presence of such power is still quite... intoxicting. A brilliant Asuran researcher named Gadd assisted us in our search for another Bloodstone. With our help, the Asura would have to decipher a series of inscriptions placed by the guardians... odd creatures called inscribed ettins... before we could reach the legendary relic. The guardians were busy shoring up their defenses, and our allies in the Shining Blade had taken an interest in their activities. Their scouts, always on the lookout for enchanted weaponry to use in their struggle against the White Mantle, noticed the ettins returning to this place repeatedly, where they harvested some sort of magical essences. Bathalos believed they could be weaponized for the Shining Blade's war effort.
 * 1) Shards of Orr
 * 2) Oola's Lab
 * Oola, a reclusive Asura whose magical skills and achievements have made her a nearly legendary figure, once resided at the bottom of a labyrinthine system of caverns. Disdaining polite society, she sequestered herself in a hidden laboratory to continue her work in peace and quiet.  When her fellow Asura needed her expertise in the battle against the Destroyers, Oola rejoined them.  With no one left to maintain the golems that once guarded the lab, her creations went berserk.  The only way to restore order was by tracking down the TPS regulator, the ultimate source of these major malfunctions.
 * 1) Arachni's Haunt
 * Arachni's Haunt is the lair of a mighty spider and her brood of matriarchs. The web-strewn caverns also contain potent energy veins the Asura tap to fuel their creations. Commander Hixx and his battle krewe were stationed here to protect this resource, and they're still locked in an unending battle against the matriarchs. These creatures spin webs that no normal fire can burn through. In response to this sticky development, Gadd developed a super-heated staff capable of burning through the silk and setting the matriarch's massive egg sacs ablaze. Fragments of destroyed young can still be found littered amongst the corpses of Hixx's shattered patrol. Destroying the egg sacs, it seems, is a sure way to enrage the spider matriarchs, as well as Arachni herself.
 * 1) Slavers' Exile
 * 2) Fronis Irontoe's Lair
 * ''This is the lair of Fronis Irontoe, Stone Summit Dwarf leader and brother to unlucky gambler Gulnar Irontoe. Kilroy Stonekin tried unsuccessfully...and repeatedly...to extract Gulnar's debt from his coin purse, leaving a bruised and bloody mess behind. Distraught and penniless, Stonekin headed to the great north to track down Fronis and his owed fortune.
 * 1) Secret Lair of the Snowmen
 * Home to Freezie and his snowmen cadre, the Secret Lair is a less-than-pleasant place. Its inhabitants live inside this cavern awaiting the arrival of Wintersday, when Dwayna calls upon them to bring joy, snowballs, and presents, to everyone.  (And death to Grentches.)  The Dwarf King Hundar, a rather famous ale brewer and former leader of Deldrimor, stumbled upon this location years ago, never to be seen again.
 * 1) Heart of the Shiverpeaks
 * The Heart of the Shiverpeaks, sealed long ago by the Blackpowder clan, holds many ancient Dwarven secrets. Its innermost reaches are guarded by a great fire wurm, Cyndr the Mountain Heart.

Trivia
This may possibly be a reference to the Dungeon Master's Guide of Dungeons & Dragons fame, from which Eye of the North has apparently borrowed somewhat. As well as having a similar name, the primary colour of the book icon is close to that of the real book.