Quest: Destruction from Above
This quest [4012] is called 'Destruction from Above',
for Adventurers levels 10 to 60.
Caslar [Rune Forest] is the master in charge of this quest.
Despite their sabotage, those fools are going to be puffed up and furious
that we tried to attack the River. I am too, and rightly, because we
invested a lot of time and resources into that nonsense. For now, we have a
new lead. The scouting band that collected that poison spent some time
studying the land, and we've calculated where their tunnels should extend
under the river. We were fortunate in that we managed to capture one of
their noviciates and torture him until he handed over the information.
Take these explosives. They're just powerful enough to cause a collapse of
the riverbed, which in turn should flood the Order's dormitories below. It
won't flood their whole tunnel setup, but it'll be a start. However, the
explosives aren't suitable in their current state. I think we can force the
bird filth in their village on this front; visit the deities there and
enlist them for aid. If you can have the explosives blessed by their
Skyflame and Waterhawks, they should be able to work underwater.
Upon successful completion of this quest you can receive:
*Up to 3 quest points, 0 practice points, 0 experience points,
0 build points, 0 piety, and 3,000 gold pieces.
*The item 'a gladiator's bands'.
This quest has no time limit.
Destruction from Above consists of:
for Adventurers levels 10 to 60.
Caslar [Rune Forest] is the master in charge of this quest.
Despite their sabotage, those fools are going to be puffed up and furious
that we tried to attack the River. I am too, and rightly, because we
invested a lot of time and resources into that nonsense. For now, we have a
new lead. The scouting band that collected that poison spent some time
studying the land, and we've calculated where their tunnels should extend
under the river. We were fortunate in that we managed to capture one of
their noviciates and torture him until he handed over the information.
Take these explosives. They're just powerful enough to cause a collapse of
the riverbed, which in turn should flood the Order's dormitories below. It
won't flood their whole tunnel setup, but it'll be a start. However, the
explosives aren't suitable in their current state. I think we can force the
bird filth in their village on this front; visit the deities there and
enlist them for aid. If you can have the explosives blessed by their
Skyflame and Waterhawks, they should be able to work underwater.
Upon successful completion of this quest you can receive:
*Up to 3 quest points, 0 practice points, 0 experience points,
0 build points, 0 piety, and 3,000 gold pieces.
*The item 'a gladiator's bands'.
This quest has no time limit.
Destruction from Above consists of:
Phase 1: Visit the bird village and obtain the Skyflame's blessing.
Phase 2: Obtain the Waterhawk's blessing.
Phase 3: Journey to A Gap in the Tunnel.
Phase 4: USE the explosive in the Gap in the Tunnel.
| Dyna |
Item 'a gladiator's bands' is type armor, alignment 0, made of organic (in (new) condition), has keywords 'gladiator bands', equipped on the hands. This item weighs 0 stones and 20 pebbles, and is valued at 0 gold. This level 20 item has the attributes: identified nodrop insulated wont-fuse no-dispel level-adjusted bind-on-take When obtained/equipped this will adjust to 100% of the bearer's level. Armor resistance is 1 pierce, 1 bash, 1 slash, and 0 exotic. This armor has the additional attributes: battering-fists Affects sanity by 1. *Your standing level with The Order of the Malachite Golem must be greater than or equal to distinguished to use this item. *Your level must be less than or equal to 60 to use this item. *This item may be repaired 4 times. *This item is bound to player. Padded with sweaty leather, armored with bloodied, rusting steel and topped with stained obsidian tips, these bands are made for the most basic styles of fighting, whether down in the pit or through the hottest, wildest deserts of the world. The washed-up waves of salt covering the cloth and leather mark out their usage, years of sweat on sweat. A good wash might do the job, but there'll be no solving why they make your hands feel as heavy as boulders. |