Beastlord Spells
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Craegin Coldtongue is on the southwest tip of the lighthouse island at location 1359, 54, 4.
You say, 'Hail, Craegin Coldtongue' Craegin Coldtongue glances at you with eyes of energy. He peers across your armor and then finally seems to come to a decision and points to the ground. He kneels down and then begins to draw something in the dirt. You see the outline of a wolf begin to take shape. You then see a humanoid figure standing next to the animal. He draws a circle around them, presumably to show that they are connected somehow. Craegin looks up at you and points to the wolf and then at you. You think he is asking if you are a Beastlord. His gaze pierces your eyes waiting for an answer. You say, 'I am a beastlord.' Craegin Coldtongue nods quickly and begins to draw again in the sand. He points at the humanoid figure and then at himself. Apparently he has drawn himself. He looks up at you and you nod back in understanding. He points to the wolf and then points out onto the island. He grabs a handful of dust and blows it across the wolf's picture. Perhaps his [warder] is sick and lost on the island somewhere. He looks as if he might want to [draw] more. You say, 'Will you draw more about your warder.' Craegin Coldtongue nods furiously. He begins drawing again in the sand. you see some sort of spear being thrown at the wolf. He then draws a collar of some sort and then draws an arrow to the wolf. Apparently his warder has been injured and captured somehow by something on the island. You can see the pain in the barbarian's eyes as he looks at you hopefully. He hands you a small emblem of some kind and points towards the island. You will now receive A stone emblem. Give the stone emblem to an injured wolf: seems to be a random spawn, confirmed however at -1855, 1, 41 and -2231, -551.51, 44.8. An injured wolf cringes as you lean forward, but visibly relaxes as it recognizes the stone in your hand. You place the stone emblem into the clasp on the collar. The collar begins to glow softly and the beast begins to look much healthier. he struggles to his feet and looks at you for a moment. He then lets out a great howl that echoes in the caverns. He moves towards you and nuzzles your hand. You reach forward and run you fingers across his head. As your fingers cross the collar, the wolf winks out of existence, leaving you holding only only the softly glowing collar. Receive A glowing collar. Give the glowing collar to Craegin Coldtongue. Craegin Coldtongue looks at you in amazement as you hand the glowing collar to him. He looks as if he might weep for joy at any moment. He holds the collar firmly by the clasp and brings it down to his side. He mumbles some words and the wolf immediately appears beside him. He reaches into his bags and grabs a small stone similar to the one fit into the collar. You reach forward and take it from him. He points at the dirt once more as if he wishes to [draw] something for you. Receive Spell: Bond of the Wild. You say, 'What do you wish to draw for me?' Craegin Coldtongue kneels to the ground once more and begins to draw. He draws the picture of a skull in the dirt and then draws several squiggly lines beneath. You begin to realize he's describing a cave system beneath the island. You say, 'What is in the cave system?' Craegin Coldtongue nods at you. He reaches for a bag at his waist and pulls out a few grains of fine black powder. He rubs the black powder carefully across the cave sketch. He makes a sort of digging motion with his hands and points back toward the island. He must have found the black powder in the cave system on the island somewhere. Loot "A strange dark powder" from A Broken Skull Bruiser in Torgiran Mines and give this to Craegin. Craegin Coldtongue looks over the dark powder carefully for a moment and then nods at you. He grabs a small bag from his waist and places the dust inside of it. He then takes a second bag and empties another odd powder into the bag. He closes and shakes the bag vehemently and then looks at you expectantly. You nod. He reaches into the bag and pulls a bit of the mixtures out. Unexpectedly he blows the mixture into your face, causing your eyes to burn and your lungs to uncontrollably cough in pain. You fall to the ground for a moment, but the burning subsides. You rise back to your feet and Craegin hands you the rest of the bag of powder. You receive Spell: Malaria. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Took my BL to Gunthak to start the quest.. found the injured wolf area to be camped so i logged my 65 Pally for reinforcement and headed to the mines.. got the black powder on the 5th or 6th bruiser and headed back to Gunthak only to find the wolf spawn area still camped.. on a hunch i went back to Craegin Coldtongue and started with the phrase "What do yo uwish to draw for me?" wich starts the malaria quest.. did two more dialogue exchanges and handed him the powder and bammo.. got the spell Malaria...
Scholar
48 posts
Bah! I wish I knew that I could get Malaria w/o dealing w/ the injured wolf. Got the dark powder while soloing in Torg. mines, started the quest and found the injured wolf uncamped. Oh well, got the Bond of the Wild spell, but it's useless for me at lvl 57, that's ok though, it's nice to have a higher level disease dot to help thru the next couple of levels.
Scholar
43 posts
I just completed the first half (getting the collar). It took 8 hours of steady killing for the injured wolf to pop. A 50 BST, backed up by a 50 cleric, so quite a lot of dead mobs (if somewhat light xp). He spawned in the far left hut wrt zone-in as reported in earlier posts. I'm unconvinced that the spawn point is entirely random (many others gave this location), although there may be multiple PHs. Anyway, keep killing (including clearing this end hut), and you'll eventually find you wolf. The quest story is really quite touching (I'm still a little misty-eyed).
Now it's time to hit Torgiran for the second half.
Stick with it!
Tygah Clawz
Vah Shir Beastlord of the 50th Season
Povar
Now it's time to hit Torgiran for the second half.
Stick with it!
Tygah Clawz
Vah Shir Beastlord of the 50th Season
Povar
Don't bother. Not unless you have at least 2 other people backing you up. Even then it'll be iffy... You'd at least need 1 good cleric with some large mana pool and good regen.
Tried this with a 44th bsty and a 41st Druid. Best I could do is get a yellow Bruiser down to 42% before zoneing into Dulak. Great 44th lvl spell, but not gonna happen....
I went to the town (first left in caves) as a 45 beast with a 43 mage buddy and worked the town for some good xp and to find the wolf. We hung there for a couple of levels and saw him spawn several times, multiple times in one of two huts. The first hut just a couple to the right of the entrance to town and the other being about 4 huts to the left right on the left wall. Handed him stone and got collar for turn in to get lvl 52 no drop beast spell.
Our camp was just at the edge of town, outside of agro range from the plants and baddies in the huts. Will get the occassional wandering broken skull mystic (can be tough) or broken skull guard so watch for them as wandering adds. Huts will contain 1 or 2 mobs and the second will usually agro when pulling the first. Mobs also run (and fast) when low health. Be prepared to root/snare or drop the big nuke when the time comes. Learned this one the hard way. Once you get the system down it is a great camp.
Occasionally the trolls would drop a troll pirate head, 3 of which are used for a turn in for a very nice no drop ring for evil melee types (even Beastlords!) in Neriak. Highly recommend doing this quest too while you are here. My mage buddy brought over his 36 inky SK and camped him to loot heads. This cannot be MQ's though as it requires combining heads in a sack and turning in the combined sack. Great ring, particularly for this level. https://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=19450
When I hit 47 an he hit 45 (had new pet) we went to Torgiran (camp the entrance) to see if we could get the strange black powder for the Malaria spell quest. Getting to Torgiran is easy with invis but wouldn't try without it. :-) Anyway, we sure had our hands full there. We killed and lived but it was too tough a fight for us to kill fast enough.
I came back with my 61 monk and started working the place. Don't think I got the powder until my 30th kill of a bruiser (much worse than I expected based on previous posts.) Also got a Grobb Hide Cowl (https://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=19278) in the process which is a SWEET beastlord cap although ugly as heck (but I'm a troll and not a slave to fashion!)
While killing the bruisers, they drop keys which can then be turned into the Resistance Miners (will con dubious unlike the others which are KoS.) You can turn in up to four keys at once and get decent xp. The keys are droppable so my monk would harvest and then drop them in a sack for my beast to log in and pick up (I don't dual box) and do the turn in. XP for turn in was good and hey, you're there anyway may as well make the best of it.
One bruiser will walk back and forth, stopping at both ends of the hallway after the first bend left. Clear the miner at the first bend left first as it will add unless it is a resistance miner. Another bruiser wanders to a spot where you can make your first right (still very close to camp.) I would kill the miners to the left and right to get resistance miners to spawn for key turn-in (can spawn in place of any other miners.) By time I cleared them the next round of bruisers would pop so the action was good.
Note: Bruisers and miners will flee when below 20% and will path to the right hallway so make sure you focus on keeping that area free of miners or you may get adds as you chase them down. If you or your group has root/snare, all the better. I did not.
Another quest you can do, while you're at it, is collecting the pristine ore samples (no drop.) Turn them in to the Metallurgist in Steamfont just SW of the PoK zone in (was indiff to me as Iksar.) You'll get a 5 shot potion that has an effect of 125 points of magic damage absorbtion. https://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=20553 Not all that hot and no xp but took two minutes to do the turn in.
All and all a good quest and fun camp although it is a shame you have to hit a zone as high as Torgiran to get a 44th level spell. Really could have been done with a full group in that level range but, if you know LoY, your going to have to bring your own group.
Hope that helps and best of luck! Malaria is worth the trouble to get.
Our camp was just at the edge of town, outside of agro range from the plants and baddies in the huts. Will get the occassional wandering broken skull mystic (can be tough) or broken skull guard so watch for them as wandering adds. Huts will contain 1 or 2 mobs and the second will usually agro when pulling the first. Mobs also run (and fast) when low health. Be prepared to root/snare or drop the big nuke when the time comes. Learned this one the hard way. Once you get the system down it is a great camp.
Occasionally the trolls would drop a troll pirate head, 3 of which are used for a turn in for a very nice no drop ring for evil melee types (even Beastlords!) in Neriak. Highly recommend doing this quest too while you are here. My mage buddy brought over his 36 inky SK and camped him to loot heads. This cannot be MQ's though as it requires combining heads in a sack and turning in the combined sack. Great ring, particularly for this level. https://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=19450
When I hit 47 an he hit 45 (had new pet) we went to Torgiran (camp the entrance) to see if we could get the strange black powder for the Malaria spell quest. Getting to Torgiran is easy with invis but wouldn't try without it. :-) Anyway, we sure had our hands full there. We killed and lived but it was too tough a fight for us to kill fast enough.
I came back with my 61 monk and started working the place. Don't think I got the powder until my 30th kill of a bruiser (much worse than I expected based on previous posts.) Also got a Grobb Hide Cowl (https://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=19278) in the process which is a SWEET beastlord cap although ugly as heck (but I'm a troll and not a slave to fashion!)
While killing the bruisers, they drop keys which can then be turned into the Resistance Miners (will con dubious unlike the others which are KoS.) You can turn in up to four keys at once and get decent xp. The keys are droppable so my monk would harvest and then drop them in a sack for my beast to log in and pick up (I don't dual box) and do the turn in. XP for turn in was good and hey, you're there anyway may as well make the best of it.
One bruiser will walk back and forth, stopping at both ends of the hallway after the first bend left. Clear the miner at the first bend left first as it will add unless it is a resistance miner. Another bruiser wanders to a spot where you can make your first right (still very close to camp.) I would kill the miners to the left and right to get resistance miners to spawn for key turn-in (can spawn in place of any other miners.) By time I cleared them the next round of bruisers would pop so the action was good.
Note: Bruisers and miners will flee when below 20% and will path to the right hallway so make sure you focus on keeping that area free of miners or you may get adds as you chase them down. If you or your group has root/snare, all the better. I did not.
Another quest you can do, while you're at it, is collecting the pristine ore samples (no drop.) Turn them in to the Metallurgist in Steamfont just SW of the PoK zone in (was indiff to me as Iksar.) You'll get a 5 shot potion that has an effect of 125 points of magic damage absorbtion. https://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=20553 Not all that hot and no xp but took two minutes to do the turn in.
All and all a good quest and fun camp although it is a shame you have to hit a zone as high as Torgiran to get a 44th level spell. Really could have been done with a full group in that level range but, if you know LoY, your going to have to bring your own group.
Hope that helps and best of luck! Malaria is worth the trouble to get.
Vox:
Khick Ntail 81 Iksar Monk <Invictus Vox>
Shredso Doom 26 Drakkin Bard
The Rathe:
Glasshoppa 100 Iksar Monk http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=974852
Candylips 85 Troll Beast http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=1030633
Kasi 77 Wood Elf Druid
Gnomicon 53 Gnome Necro http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=1030634
<Noble Blade>
The Rathe
Khick Ntail 58 Iksar Monk
<Invictus Vox>
Vox
Khick Ntail 81 Iksar Monk <Invictus Vox>
Shredso Doom 26 Drakkin Bard
The Rathe:
Glasshoppa 100 Iksar Monk http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=974852
Candylips 85 Troll Beast http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=1030633
Kasi 77 Wood Elf Druid
Gnomicon 53 Gnome Necro http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=1030634
<Noble Blade>
The Rathe
Khick Ntail 58 Iksar Monk
<Invictus Vox>
Vox
9 posts
the wolf appeard at -1573, -395
bring a tracker then its easy =)
Edited, Tue Feb 17 10:01:38 2004
bring a tracker then its easy =)
Edited, Tue Feb 17 10:01:38 2004
5 posts
I decided to try and get this spell today. Using the information available, I got to the hut area, turned left and started killing. If you're going to solo (I'm 52), be sure to tread lightly the farther back you go. A couple times I pulled 3 just by getting too close and with the backspawn it was time to head for zone. The one time I didn't have lev up, I managed to die to a pretty impressive train in the water.
After a pretty frustrating 3+ hours with no wolf, he finally spawned in the hut at neg 1480 neg 50. Could have just been coincidence, as I'm sure he can pop anywhere. I did manage to come away with around 500pp in gems and loot for the camp, so it's not a complete waste of time. Experience wise at 52, it's a bust, so come earlier if you want to get experience as well.
Zukraaz Spiketongue
Prexus
After a pretty frustrating 3+ hours with no wolf, he finally spawned in the hut at neg 1480 neg 50. Could have just been coincidence, as I'm sure he can pop anywhere. I did manage to come away with around 500pp in gems and loot for the camp, so it's not a complete waste of time. Experience wise at 52, it's a bust, so come earlier if you want to get experience as well.
Zukraaz Spiketongue
Prexus
9 posts
Sense animal does not work.. however if you can invis you can safety run around the fort area (only mons on beach see invis) looking for the wolf. I found him at the back wall. Once you find him drop invis attack what ever he is next to , hand wolf the stone and then invis back up to get out of there. (it is also a good idea to levitate in cause you cause a train while running back to the boat).
Was very easy for a 52 Beastlord.
Was very easy for a 52 Beastlord.
Scholar
32 posts
was wondering if you could use sense animals to target an injured wolf or no because it is a pet?
The wolf poped in the hut with the laying down NPC for me. Location was -1455.65, -236.15, 44.38. I killed the NPC 2 times then the wolf poped.
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"an injured wolf" appears to spawn anywhere =P I did not find him in a hut, I did not find him anywhere at those locs. He was at some firepit, in that same sort of slums area that begins at the described loc. So just dump your mana bar to cast one invis (i love divination!) and run around to find him. Make sure there is no one fighting nearby, because unless you clean out the area you aggro things easily (even at 51.) Zone was empty, I just trained to Dulak after hand-in.
Once again, do not waste your time hoping for a magical-hut-camp spot, unless he's not up, then I assume just kill everything in a glorious massacre. =P Might as well bring a cleric along to get pureblood and temperance quest pieces from the mowage, I ran across both...
-Raksha
Once again, do not waste your time hoping for a magical-hut-camp spot, unless he's not up, then I assume just kill everything in a glorious massacre. =P Might as well bring a cleric along to get pureblood and temperance quest pieces from the mowage, I ran across both...
-Raksha
9 posts
The Black Powder that drops in LDoN does not work for the Malaria turn-in.
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I saw the wolf up this morning in the 2nd hut to the right as you come in. So he doesn't just spawn at (neg)1480, (neg)50. So don't just camp that spawn. He was in one of the huts with two spawn points so make sure you take those out as well.
confirmed thats where I got him took me 15 minutes topps
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I went down to Torigan mines with a necro friend to get the strange black powder. I was lvl 49 and he was 50. I was expecting it to be tough so I got me a KEI and we were on our way. On the first pull we got an add, and we just came out on top of the fight. So we medd up and next fight get 2 pulled again. This goes on for a while, every now and then we get singles, other times we get two. Just as we are about to give up, a 56 cleric steps into zone and asks if he can join us. Sure thing, he has pacify and can singlepull. So we invite him and start to chainpull. Good XP starts rolling in and 5-6 Brokenskull Bruisers later the Strange Black Powder drops. When I do the hand in, I almost get 1 yellow bub of XP as well :)
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Me as a 44 beastlord accompanied by my 45 necro friend, went down to the fort in Gunthak to find the Injured wolf. We had no trouble at all to kill all the mobs, made decent XP and loot was allright. But the problem was we didn't spot the wolf anywhere. So after my friend had to log out, I logged on my druid and tracked the wolf. Marked the spot, used an inviss potion and took my beastlord there and did the turn-in. This did not break inviss, so I could happily run back to safety and get my Bond of the wild spell :) Now for the harder part of getting the spell: Malaria
3 posts
I got it the tips by Tanik are exact... it was easy took me like 30 mins to get the spell, now i just need to get to lvl 53 to use it woot thanks peeps
37 posts
I can verify that the injured wolf pops in a hut at about (neg)1480, (neg)50. To get to this hut, turn left when you come out of the mouth of the tunnel and stick to the wall. As soon as you come to a large stone, turn 90 degrees to the right, and the hut should be in front of you and to the right a bit. The opening of the hut is on the north side (you should be looking at it), and you should be facing due south.
I spent one day there for four hours killing all the pops in the hut (and virtually nothing else), and did not spawn the injured wolf.
The day that I did get it, I killed one spawn in the hut and a bunch of other things in the general vicinity (I was trying to get Gunthak Water to drop for a cleric friend). The very next pop in the hut was the injured wolf. I have no idea if killing the other things in the area had any effect, although I would tend to doubt it.
While there on the first day, two separate people with tracking skill told me that friends of theirs had found the wolf in the hut I am talking about, so I think it is pretty safe to just sit there and try to make him pop.
Good luck to you all.
Jorfa, Beastlady of Mithaniel Marr
Tholuxe Paells server
I spent one day there for four hours killing all the pops in the hut (and virtually nothing else), and did not spawn the injured wolf.
The day that I did get it, I killed one spawn in the hut and a bunch of other things in the general vicinity (I was trying to get Gunthak Water to drop for a cleric friend). The very next pop in the hut was the injured wolf. I have no idea if killing the other things in the area had any effect, although I would tend to doubt it.
While there on the first day, two separate people with tracking skill told me that friends of theirs had found the wolf in the hut I am talking about, so I think it is pretty safe to just sit there and try to make him pop.
Good luck to you all.
Jorfa, Beastlady of Mithaniel Marr
Tholuxe Paells server
37 posts
I forgot to say in my previous message that the turn in of the collar to Craegin Coldtongue got me about 2% of a level (half a blue or so) at level 53. I also happened to have the powder on me, and I turned that in for my Malaria scroll and another 5% of a level. All told, I received about 1.5 - 2 blues from both turn-ins at level 53.
Jorfa
Jorfa
The text bellow follows after you give Craegin the 'strange dark powder'.
You gain experience!
Craegin Coldtongue looks over the dark powder carefully for a moment and then nods at you. He grabs a small bag from his waist and places the dust inside of it. He then takes a second bag and empties another odd powder into the bag. He closes and shakes the bag vehemently and then looks at you expectantly. You nod. He reaches into the bag and pulls a bit of the mixture out. Unexpectedly he blows the mixture into your face, causing your eyes to burn and your lungs to uncontrollably cough in pain. You fall to the ground for a moment, but the burning subsides. You rise back to your feet and Craegin hands you the rest of the bag of powder.
Done.
Yes he gives you the level 44 Malaria spell, which is no drop. I also got a nice bit of xp at 53, almost 2 blues.
As for the rumor on this spell having a cool graphic, it is the same look as the level 15 Sicken spell since they changed the spell animations a few months ago. No big deal, but an improvement on some spells like the stinging swarm line.
Edited, Sat Jun 7 13:19:44 2003
You gain experience!
Craegin Coldtongue looks over the dark powder carefully for a moment and then nods at you. He grabs a small bag from his waist and places the dust inside of it. He then takes a second bag and empties another odd powder into the bag. He closes and shakes the bag vehemently and then looks at you expectantly. You nod. He reaches into the bag and pulls a bit of the mixture out. Unexpectedly he blows the mixture into your face, causing your eyes to burn and your lungs to uncontrollably cough in pain. You fall to the ground for a moment, but the burning subsides. You rise back to your feet and Craegin hands you the rest of the bag of powder.
Done.
Yes he gives you the level 44 Malaria spell, which is no drop. I also got a nice bit of xp at 53, almost 2 blues.
As for the rumor on this spell having a cool graphic, it is the same look as the level 15 Sicken spell since they changed the spell animations a few months ago. No big deal, but an improvement on some spells like the stinging swarm line.
Edited, Sat Jun 7 13:19:44 2003
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Completed the quest this past week. It is not a terribly difficult quest, but can be challenging (died twice lol). First, head south from the dock to a beach area. Get invis up (get invis to undead too, if you can). Take a Right hand lead to the wall and follow to cave entrance. Continue thru w/ right hand lead (no left hand turns - until you come to a cavern) be VERY careful of the undead. When you getto the Cavern go to left and will find a hut w/ wolf in it. Good Luck. Also, Bring some friends (a necro or SK - to find corpse & cleric for Rez. hehe) Remember to keep Invis. up when traveling & STAy AWAY FROM UNDEAD!!! They Hurt lol! Now to get the Level 44 spell Malaria - should be reversed.
Dragronius UthMondar 49 Beastlord
Edited, Sat May 31 11:34:10 2003
Dragronius UthMondar 49 Beastlord
Edited, Sat May 31 11:34:10 2003
8 posts
Well, poo, there I was all mindin my druidly business killin off some annoying trolls and such when I get to checkin track and would ya believe it? An injured wolf? Naturally, a druid has a strong connection to wolves, Tunare knows we spend half our lives in wolf form, combing the wilds as druids do, so I had to check this out. Brought a tear to my eye to see the poor thing so abused, so I did what any good druid would do and checked the dusty old websites of knowledge, to see if perhaps some other wanderer had come across this type of thing before. So, here I am. And it's a beastlord quest? WTF! What do beastlords have to do with wolves? Druids, they are like brothers to the wolves. Rangers even. Shamen summon spirit wolves as pets. Beastlords? What beastlord has a wolf pet? What beastlord has any connection to wolves at all? Hmph. Stoopid VI!
Haha yeah... i can't believe there's still someone out there who hasn't seen all the pets... I thought when luclin came out everyone started a beastlord, even if for only a day or two... even the 'Spirit of Sharik' and better summon warder spells show a wolf... heh I have a vah shir beastlord and I thought I was going to summon a wolf because of the spell immage... but cats are okay too =)
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Uh, dude, first of all, chill out. Secondly, Barbarian Bestlords summon wolves. If you don't know that, you haven't been playing the game for very long. Also, the person giving the quest is a Barbarian, so, naturally, his summoned pet would be a wolf. Next time, do your homework, and you won't sound so ignorant.
Yeah also Iksar beastlords summon Wolf pets as well, and if you were to do some reading behind it you would know that BL's are a hybrid of the shamanistic class. And not to sound too rude, but surely the class name gives you one huge hint?!?!? Lord of Beasts!!! what you expect us to hand into? a bloody biscuit barrel?
5 posts
The item for the level 44 spell, Malaria, is called A Strange Dark Powder, and drops off of Brokenskull Bruisers in Torgiran Mines.
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So as to clear some things up the lvl 44 spell Malaria is aquired by getting a black dust or black powder...can't remember what it's called exactly off of common mobs in the Togiran Mines. Turn that in by iteslf to the same NPC that you receive the Bond of the Wild spell from to receive it.
Edited, Fri Mar 14 11:46:04 2003
Edited, Fri Mar 14 11:46:04 2003
Well, I completed this quest last night, and it is indeed the lvl 52 spell that we receive for this. Hopefully this will be resolved soon, but for now I guess it's off to Togrian to get some black dust.
Good luck to anyone trying to get their Malaise spell anywhere near lvl 44. It's going to be a fight at that level.
Good luck to anyone trying to get their Malaise spell anywhere near lvl 44. It's going to be a fight at that level.
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This is the correct Reward i was disappointed cause i needed the lvl 44 spell.
I'm still wondering about the order of these quests. This quest may well result in the lvl 44 spell rather than Bond of the Wild (lvl 52).
I did speak to Coldtongue on 3/3/03, and received the stone emblem. So it appears that this portion of the quest has the details correct. I will update with the reward once I have handed the emblem to the wolf, and let you know if the reward is correct.
I did speak to Coldtongue on 3/3/03, and received the stone emblem. So it appears that this portion of the quest has the details correct. I will update with the reward once I have handed the emblem to the wolf, and let you know if the reward is correct.
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