Quest:Newfound Freedom

Newfound Freedom
Level	147
Type	Solo
Starts with	Beliash
Starts at	Rakhatâb
Start Region	Cape of Umbar
Map Ref	[26.2S, 115.3W]
Quest Group	Cape of Umbar

Quest Chain

Rakhatâb Quests: Prerequisites: Completed (or underway) the quest This Is Rakhatâb [147] A Voracious Fire [147] A Natural Disaster [147] Sap for Ships and Wood for Fire (Daily) -- repeatable [147] Ardour Reforged [147] Blood of My Blood [147] Whispers of the Forge [147] Instance: Whispers of the Forge [147] Bearing Witness [147] Confronting the Problem [147] Resolution [147] Blood of My Blood - Epilogue [148] A Tangled Net - Prelude -- to Khûtra [147] Credits and Debits [147] That Special Shine (Daily) -- repeatable [147] Grease the Wheels [147] Newfound Freedom [147] Unfortunate Accidents [147] Dig Deep [147] Instance: Dig Deep

Walkthrough & Notes
Workers can be found in the same area as Beliash.

Rewards
48  75   Legendary Item Experience (356,000)  Small gift of Ûr 3 Umbari Tâm

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Only a few months freed and already the yoke begins to feel heavy again. Yes, we are free, but the overseer does her best to make certain that we have little of comfort, and no time to enjoy our freedom. The workers suffer for her ill-treatment. Some are being starved, and all are dispirited! 'I managed to get some extra food, and I have a few coins to spare. Could you see that the food is delivered to those that are hungry, and use the money to cheer up those who appear crestfallen?' Background Beliash ensures the fair treatment of the workers at Rakhatâb. He asked you to deliver some extra food to hungry workers and to raise the spirits of dispirited workers in the fort. Objective 1 Feed hungry workers (0/5) Cheer up dispirited workers (0/5) Make your way through the fort to feed the hungry workers and spread coin to those who have become dispirited with the work and schedules they must maintain. Workers encouraged in Rakhatâb (10/10) Objective 2 Tell Beliash you did as he asked Your work is done. Head back to Beliash in Rakhatâb and let him know what you have done. Beliash: 'Food in their bellies and bolstered spirits. It may seem a small thing, but it is a sliver of hope. 'Thank you, <name>. They are good, hard workers. They just are pushed too hard. Once we get through these lean times, I know things will get better. They have to get better.'