Quest:Potato Justice

Potato Justice
Level	20
Type	Solo
Starts with	Adro Underdelf
Starts at	Gamwich
Start Region	The Yondershire
Map Ref	[23.3S, 83.1W]
Quest Group	Yondershire

Quest Chain
[23] Potato Mystery [23] Potato Justice

Walkthrough & Notes

Ost Lagorath lies to the northeast. [21.8S, 82.3W] First run a short distance westwards until it is possible to trek towards Ost Lagorath. Fight trough the ruins to the west-most staircase, up, directly east to the bridge, and run over to the western section. The sack of Stolen Potatoes does not flash coming very close, at the centre platform: "Potatoes stolen from Imbert." Elgar Crowfoot will spawn when taking the potato sack, a signature ruffian. Defeat him and return to Adro at Gamwich with the remainder of those potatoes.

Rewards
8  50   Increased Reputation with The Yonder-watch ( 700 ) 3 Copper Bounder's Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'I don't know a thing about fighting, but you look like you do. If you could defeat Elgar, you'd scare off his friends from ever approaching Gamwich! And I wouldn't have to steal any more food from my neighbours! 'Elgar is holed up in Ost Lagorath to the north-east. Maybe you could draw him out by stealing back the remaining potatoes.' Background The ruffian Elgar Crowfoot has been taking Imbert's potatoes and threatening Gamwich. This will not stand! Objective 1 Find the stolen potatoes in Ost Lagorath Elgar Crowfoot is holed up in Ost Lagorath to the north-east. You should find the stolen potatoes there. These must be the stolen potatoes! Objective 2 Take the stolen potatoes and defeat Elgar Crowfoot If you defeat Elgar Crowfoot, the rest of the ruffians won't return to threaten Gamwich. You should steal back the stolen potatoes to lure him out. Elgar Crowfoot says, "Oi! Hands off -- that's mine!" Objective 3 Talk to Adro You have defeated Elgar Crowfoot and reclaimed the stolen potatoes. You should return to Adro outside of Gamwich. Adro Underdelf: 'You're back! I'll take those potatoes back to Imbert. After all, I've got some apologies to make.'