Quest
Quest Group 21131 · Entry #1
[Serendia] [Crossroad] Mine Imp Subjugation
Black Spirit
Objective
Drive out the Mine Imps as asked by Jemkas.
Talk to Jemkas Wyrmsbane;Defeat Mine Imps;
Requirements & Objectives
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Encounters
- Defeat Mine Imp ×10 Mine Imp
Rewards
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Item Rewards
- Quest Reward Tuvala Earring
Dialogue
Black Spirit
Dialogue
(Crossroad)
Black Spirit
Dialogue (Alt)
(Crossroad)
Black Spirit
Completion
Losing their minds over Black Stones of such poor quality,
heh, Imps really are such weak creatures.
But to think they worked hand in hand with the humans, like family...
Ick. How could such weak things have even been trusted with mining?
heh, Imps really are such weak creatures.
But to think they worked hand in hand with the humans, like family...
Ick. How could such weak things have even been trusted with mining?
Related Quests
Nearby quests from the same group, prerequisite quests, quest chains, challenge links, and branch choices.
Branching Choices
- [Serendia] Jarette's Guest
- [Serendia] [Crossroad] Negotiation with the Imp Boss
- [Serendia] A Friendly Face
Earlier Steps
Quest Group Entries
Other entries in the same quest group, shown in in-game order. Check each quest page for its own requirements.
- [Serendia] [Crossroad] Mine Imp Subjugation #1 Drive out the Mine Imps as asked by Jemkas. Current
- [Serendia] Return to the Northern Guard Camp #2 The Black Spirit anticipates a worthy reward coming your way. Go back to Jemkas Wyrmsbane.
Details
| Quest Group | 21131 |
| Entry | 1 |
Summary
Losing their minds over Black Stones of such poor quality,
heh, Imps really are such weak creatures.
But to think they worked hand in hand with the humans, like family...
Ick. How could such weak things have even been trusted with mining?
heh, Imps really are such weak creatures.
But to think they worked hand in hand with the humans, like family...
Ick. How could such weak things have even been trusted with mining?