Quest Quest Group 7231 · Entry #5

Scared to Their Roots

Soldier

Objective

A soldier frightened by something within the cave won't stop crying. The Giant Soldier wants to find out the reason behind all this, and asks you to go investigate the Tshira Ruins.

Requirements & Objectives

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Adventurer Gates

Level 56+

Encounters

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Item Rewards

Other Rewards

  • Quest Reward Contribution EXP +33

Dialogue

Villager Dialogue
The w-woods... Their face... or, no face?!
The horror!
Hey, snap out of it!
Tell me so I can understand... What... did... you... see?
Their face....
I... I'm cursed... now... CURSED, I tell you!
Sigh... What the heck did those poor bastards encounter..
My apologies, but I can't leave my friend here by themselves...
If it's alright with you, could you go investigate what lies in the woods in my stead?
Villager Dialogue (Alt)
Hey, snap out of it!
Their face... or, no face...
Villager Completion
There wasn't anything special, you say? That's a relief...
Thought they might've seen the faces of a Tree Hermit NPC Knowledge or something.
You should take care of yourself, adventurer.
Legend has it that those who dare peer into the face of a Tree Hermit end up being cursed forever.
Well, it's all hocus-pocus, mumbo-jumbo to me...

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Details

Quest Group7231
Entry5

Summary

There wasn't anything special, you say? That's a relief...
Thought they might've seen the faces of a Tree Hermit NPC Knowledge or something.
You should take care of yourself, adventurer.
Legend has it that those who dare peer into the face of a Tree Hermit end up being cursed forever.
Well, it's all hocus-pocus, mumbo-jumbo to me...