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Village Dweller
Joined: 11 Jul 2003
Posts: 9
Location: New Zealand |
| Messing up 'da house...(possible spoiler) |
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I've not yet joined one of the great houses (I'm intrigued at the prospect of joining the Sixth) but I have been issued with a Redoran House quest. I've just rescued "Delya Mandas" from Tel Fyr. She gave me a locket to give to her father but told me I must first speak to "Athyn Sarethi" as he will know where to find her father "Arithan Mandas".
I've located "Athyn Sarethi" (whom is a member of House Redoran) but the conversational dialogue doesn't allow me to ask him about his friend "Arithan Mandas".
Can quests such as this only be completed by a member of the appropriate house and if so, why have I been issued this quest?
P.s. I don't wish to know the location of "Arithan Mandas", I'm sure that I'll find him eventually. I'm rather more curious to know that when I do find him, will he also shrug me off because I'm not a member of Redoran House?
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Sat Aug 02, 2003 12:48 am |
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cfmdobbie
High Emperor
Joined: 01 Jul 2002
Posts: 1859
Location: London, England |
My experience? You just can't tell. 
You sometimes get issued a quest when you do something that the quest required, but sometimes not. Sometimes you can't complete that quest, sometimes you can!
The usual one I hit is after releasing the slaves from a certain mine. "House Redoran: Shut the Mines Down" - I think all of my characters have obtained that one sooner or later. Never worked out whether it could be solved... Once I found the person responsible, but he just told me not to worry about it, I've got more important things to do. *shrug*
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Thu Aug 07, 2003 6:56 pm |
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