Quest:Trophy-hunter: Gristbite's Legs

Trophy-hunter: Gristbite's Legs
Level	13
Type	Solo
Starts with	Gristbite's Legs
Starts at	Wadewater
Start Region	Swanfleet
Map Ref	[52.5S, 29.1W]
Ends with	Addo Benchuth
Ends at	Glyn Helyg
End Region	Swanfleet
Map Ref	[62.4S, 26.2W]
Quest Group	Swanfleet

Quest Chain

These quests contribute to the Trophy-hunter of Swanfleet deed: [12] Trophy-hunter: Gnaw's Ear - Landscape Bestowal [13] Trophy-hunter: Gristbite's Legs - Landscape Bestowal [15] Trophy-hunter: Thostmoth's Moss - Landscape Bestowal [16] Trophy-hunter: Stoneback's Shell - Landscape Bestowal [18] Trophy-hunter: Norlúg's Tongue - Landscape Bestowal [19] Trophy-hunter: Drindolf's Heartwood - Landscape Bestowal

Walkthrough & Notes
Gristbite, circles around a Neekerbreeker hive. This quest contributes to the Trophy-hunter of Swanfleet deed.

Rewards
2   Legendary Item Experience (571) 3 Iron Coin of Cardolan

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue After encountering and defeating the elusive Neekerbreeker, Gristbite, you have claimed a trophy that may be of value to the Stoors of Swanfleet. As you inspect Gristbite's legs, you notice countless small hairs upon them. Could this be the source of the Neekerbreekers' song? You should bring this trophy to Addo Benchuth, a trophy-hunter and purveyor of odd things in Swanfleet. You should bring this trophy to Addo Benchuth, a trophy-hunter and purveyor of odd things in Swanfleet. Background After encountering the elusive Neekerbreeker, Gristbite, you have claimed a trophy that may be of value to the Stoors of Swanfleet. Objective 1 Deliver Gristbite's legs to Addo Benchuth in Swanfleet Addo Benchuth can be found at Glyn Helyg in Swanfleet. You have acquired a trophy from an elusive foe in Swanfleet. You should deliver it to Addo Benchuth, a trophy-hunter and purveyor of odd things in Swanfleet. Addo Benchuth: 'Oh, hullo! What's that there? May I see it?' Addo Benchuth inspects Gristbite's legs closely, flicking his fingers along the many hairs upon them. With a look of amusement, he rubs the two legs together and produces an unusual sound. It is not the song of the Neekerbreekers, but there is a certain musical quality to it. 'A fascinating find, friend! To be honest, I have never been fond of the songs of the Neekerbreekers, but I'm certain I'll find an interesting use for these—in time, anyway!' 'If you find anything else of this sort, please bring it here and I'll see that you're compensated for your efforts. Thank you, friend!'