Quest:Ishâkhai of the Elderwell

Ishâkhai of the Elderwell
Level	152
Type	Solo
Starts with	Máladil
Starts at	Edrúth-nin, the Elderwell
Start Region	Adagím
Map Ref	[48.4S, 41.5W]
Quest Group	Mûr Ghala: Adagím

Walkthrough & Notes
Coordinates Directions / Description [48.7S, 41.6W] Broken statue to Look at. You need to get very close to the statue, basically get your character up against it for the Look action to get validated. [48.8S, 41.4W] Examine weathered markings (Obj 1). [48.5S, 41.3W] Investigate old cloth (Obj 1). [48.4S, 41.5W] Return to Máladil with your findings (Obj 2).

Rewards
49  75   Increased Reputation with Kintai of Sul Madásh ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience (758000) 3 Mûr Ghala Sârzai

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'Greetings, <class>. Are you here to admire the Elderwell? 'It is quite the sight to behold. I left Sul Madásh to come here and investigate it in hopes to learn more about the Ishâkhai. 'Would you like to help me search these ruins for any signs of them?' Background Máladil is studying the Elderwell and has asked for your help searching the ruins for signs of the Ishâkhai. Objective 1 Examine weathered markings Investigate old cloth Look at the broken statue Máladil is studying the Elderwell and has asked for your help searching the ruins for signs of the Ishâkhai. The markings appear to be some form of writing. You do not recognize the language There are indications the statues were once wrapped in this cloth This statue has been destroyed by time. There is not much to learn from it Objective 2 Return to Máladil with your findings You have searched the Elderwell for signs of the Ishâkhai. Return to Máladil to inform her of your findings. Máladil: 'Hello, my friend. Have you found anything of note?' You tell Máladil of your findings at the statues. 'Those are good finds! I will look into them further to determine if they are really relics of the Ishâkhai. There is so much to learn of these people who vanished long ago. 'You have my thanks, friend. You would make a great researcher should your adventuring days ever come to an end.'