Quest:Filthy Thieves

Filthy Thieves
Level	150
Type	Solo
Starts with	Gajóta
Starts at	Hêbatokh
Start Region	Ilmabiri
Map Ref	[115.9S, 142.2W]
Quest Group	Umbar-môkh: Ilmabiri, the Wells

Quest Chain

Ilmabiri, the Wells Quests: [150] Assessing the Situation [150] A Very Brave Dog [150] One Less Behemoth [150] An Unexpected Encounter [150] The State of the Sewers [150] Informing the Kin [150] Thwarting Their Plans [150] Selling History [150] Filthy Thieves [150] The Looming Strife [150] Culling the Crocodiles - Landscape These quests are prerequisite for the quest The Looming Strife [150] Restocking the Wings [150] Restocking the Skins

Walkthrough & Notes
Ilmabiri rats can be found all over the place.

Rewards
49  35   Increased Reputation with Citizens of Umbar Baharbêl ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience (687,000) 3 Seasoned Fish Platters 3 Umbari Tâmi Selectable Rewards: 3 Spiced Goat Shanks 3 Dishes of Crab Legs with Butter 3 Roasted Spiced Vegetables

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'Making yourself useful, are you? Why don't you do something more practical like helping me? Helping me helps all of us, as I'm the one keeping everyone fed!' Gajóta exclaims this loudly for all to hear. The other smugglers groan as if this is something they have heard many times before. 'Unfortunately, I am not only keeping my clansmen fed but the neighbours as well. Sewer rats keep getting into our food stores! I tell them we need to get a cat like on a ship, but do we have a cat? We do not. 'If you want to be of use to us, go find those filthy thieves and rid us of them.' Background Gajóta, the cook at Hêbatokh, the Morutágya clan hideout, has asked you to do something about the rats that keep getting into their food stores. Objective 1 Defeat Ilmabiri rats (0/6) Sewer rats can be found throughout Ilmabiri, but may be more plentiful in Gedma-ghâr, on the eastern edge. Defeated Ilmabiri rats (6/6) Objective 2 Talk to Gajóta You have slain many Ilmabiri rats. Return to Gajóta to let him know. Gajóta: 'Ah, the hero returns! Did you deal with those wretched things?' You tell him you did. 'Very good! Now you have accomplished something of import. Here, you deserve some food for your trouble.'