Online:Mournhold Market Misery
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Quick Summary: written by SarthesArai, checked by MolagBallet
Quest Stages: written by Talyyn, checked by MolagBallet |
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A shipment from Artisans Craftworks in Mournhold never made it to the merchant, Blivisi Beleth.
Quick Walkthrough[edit]
- Talk to Blivisi Beleth on the road between Selfora and the Shrine of Saint Veloth.
- Travel to Gendyn Beleth in Mournhold.
Detailed Walkthrough[edit]
While on the road in eastern Deshaan, you may come across a young woman named Blivisi Beleth. She runs a business, and hasn't gotten her shipment from her brother's smithy in Mournhold. She needs someone to deliver a letter to him. Accept the task, and she will then hand you a Letter to Artisans Craftworks.
Travel to Mournhold and head towards Artisans Craftworks, located on the eastern side of the city. Gendyn is shoveling coal at the forge. Give him the letter, and he'll reveal that he doesn't actually work the position his sister thinks he does before thanking you for the effort.
Notes[edit]
- This quest is only offered if you have not yet started The Seal of Three.
Quest Stages[edit]
Mournhold Market Misery | |
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Finishes Quest | Journal Entry |
Blivisi's brother Gendyn runs the forge at Artisans Craftworks. She asked me to deliver a letter to Gendyn Beleth in Mournhold to determine the status of her order.
Objective: Talk to Gendyn Beleth
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Notes
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