East Commonlands Quests

Say: “Hail”

Greetings, traveler! Have you need of provisions or perhaps other wares? I sell what I find upon the battlegrounds of the Commonlands.

Say: “Where is your house”

Follow me.

Say: “hail”

Welcome stranger. I'm afraid you must answer some questions before I can consider opening our wealth of skill and knowledge to you. First, what does the Wayfarers Brotherhood call the tasks they will ask you to do for them?

Say: “adventures”

We will reward based on your improving position with the Wayfarers Brotherhood. We keep a certain type of log that records how often and well you help us. What is it called?

Say: “favor journal”

Who discovered that some treasures have strange magical properties by poking one with his dagger?

Say: “morden rasp”

Our brilliant magi use a special kind of magic to help teleport us between camps. What is it called?

Say: “farstone”

Congratulations! I believe now that you are trustworthy enough to take on some of the adventures the Wayfarers Brotherhood have to give. We will be able to continue with our discussions once you complete some adventures. We can also help you with travel between our camps. Be well, fair $name. I'm sure, someday, you will be a great addition to the Wayfarers Brotherhood.

Take this Adventurer Stone with you on your journeys into the dungeons. You will find it useful. Should you lose it somehow, come talk to me and I'll replace it.

Take this Adventurer Stone with you on your journeys into the dungeons. You will find it useful. Should you lose it somehow, come talk to me and I'll replace it.

Greetings, $name. I always have a story to tell, but I've been consumed with learning about the Rujarkian Hills. If you do enough work for us in those hills, I can share some of my knowledge with you!

Bah, you made me miss a note! No matter. I've been interrupted a lot lately with all the inquiries I get! I've been collecting stories and information from all over these days. I fancy myself a bit of a historian now when it comes to the goblins and orcs. It's important to understand the history of both of those creatures to understand what is happening in the Rujarkian Hills. That's my opinion, anyway. Those are no ordinary orcs in the hills. See me soon and I will have a tale or two for you.

Wonderful to see you, $name! I always enjoy telling a story to a fellow explorer. Let's start with the goblins and the orcs and where they came from, shall we? To start with, you should know that the hero that was considered the mother of all of the goblins was named Rujark. Her name is about the only thing the goblins of Norrath can agree upon. Obviously, the hills over yonder once belonged to Rujark's goblins, but they do not anymore. That's all I will divulge for now!

Say: “Hail”

Greetings, friend! I am Bubar, merchant from the burning sands. You must be thirsty or, perhaps, hungry. Please look over my goods.

Say: “hail”

Oh, hello $name. Would you like to assist me in a [task]?

Say: “task”

Excellent! I was hoping you would be able to help me.

Sorry, $name. I am quite busy...

Say: “hail”

Welcome, brave

Say: “hail”

You will have to excuse me, I am quite busy studying this Farstone and the possibility of using the magic stored inside of it. Perhaps you should talk to those at the Wayfarer camps to see if they have any use for you. I have enough time to send you to [

Say: “hail”

Hello, $name. If you are not too busy, I may have a [task] or two for you...

Say: “task”

Are you interested in [exploring the area] or would you like to help me look for something [more interesting]?

Say: “exploring the area”

Excellent! I thought you might be the exploring kind...

Say: “more interesting”

Ah, what a brave soul you are!

Sorry, $name. I am quite busy... Unless you are looking for something to buy.

Say: “trick or treat”

Hah! Here's the tastiest treat of them all! Enjoy!