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| Viamontian Man-at-Arms Kill Task | |
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| Level: | ?? |
| Rec. Level: | 80+ |
| Type: | Solo |
| Starts With: | Robert Gutsmasher |
| Starts At: | 43.9N, 73.9W on Marae Lassel |
| Repeat: | 20 Hours |
Walkthrough & Notes
- Kill 50 Viamontian Man-at-Arms.
- Return to Robert Gutsmasher to receive your rewards.
- Notes
- Good places to find these creatures include Tuatara Plains, Copper Legion Keep and Silver Legion Keep.
Dungeons & Maps
No related dungeons.
Rewards
| Experience: | 58,000,000 (??% up to level ??) |
| Titles: | Man-At-Arms Thrasher |
| Items: | |
Images
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Robert Gutsmasher
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Viamontian Man-at-Arms
Dialog
- Opening Dialog
- Robert Gutsmasher tells you, "When the Viamontians stole into our cities under cover of darkness, we were wholly unprepared. They killed many for sport, then slew then again at their lifestones. The Viamontians knew they could not entirely kill our people, but that didn't stop them from their murderous lust, laughing and shouting at the screams of the dying."
- Robert Gutsmasher tells you, "Now the damnable curs occupy our towns while we scratch out a living in this meager cave. I would seek revenge on those augmented beasts if I were more able. But I am forced to remain here and oversee the feeding of our sick and wounded."
- Robert Gutsmasher tells you, "You, however, could do me a favor. There is a type of Viamontian Knight called the Man-At-Arms. Those ones, I find especially irritating. Kill 50 of them for me, and I will reward you for your efforts."
- Completing Kill Task
- Robert Gutsmasher tells you, "You do the Carenzi a great service."
- Robert Gutsmasher gives you Man-At-Arms Thrasher Plaque.
- You've earned 58,000,000 experience.
- Robert Gutsmasher tells you, "Wear this title with pride, friend. And nurture that hate in your heart."
- Robert Gutsmasher tells you, "You have done the Carenzi a great service! Now go out and keep up the good fight!"
Update History
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