Quest:Recovering the Lost Leaf

Recovering the Lost Leaf
Level	31
Type	Solo
Starts with	Ronald Dwale
Starts at	Glass-blowers' Camp
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[21.2S, 64.5W]
Quest Group	Evendim
Quest Chain	Missing the Meeting

Quest Chain
Missing the Meeting [31] Lost Dog [31] Recovering the Lost Leaf [31] Missing the Meeting

Walkthrough & Notes
From Ronald Dwale, run to the town of Dwaling, then run down the path to the lower part of the town. The leaf of paper is on the ground in front of the third house on the right side of the path. [20.9S, 64.1W]

Rewards
18  20   Gift Mathom

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'If my last task was not too taxing, I am in great need of some assistance from a fellow lover of the written word. I would hope that a <class> of your reputation would be interested in assisting me. 'Not long ago, I seemed to have misplaced a very important leaf of paper while I was walking with my notes. This paper contains the beginning lines of a story I planned on writing for my children that has been conjuring in my head for some time now. Now that most of the town has been sold off, I have not been able to search for my paper. The last time I tried to have a look around, I was chased off by a group of those ruffians. 'I would rewrite it, but I cannot seem to recall the exact wording. If you could find it, I would be deeply in your debt. I think I dropped it somewhere in town.' Background Ronald Dwale has misplaced an important leaf of paper. Objective 1 Find the lost leaf of paper Ronald Dwale remembers dropping his paper somewhere in Dwaling, north of the Bullroarer's Sward. Ronald Dwale has asked you to find his lost leaf of paper. Ronald Dwale: 'I know I lost that paper somewhere in Dwaling. It should be just down the hill. Be careful in town with all those ruffians about!' Found the lost leaf of paper Objective 2 Talk to Ronald Dwale Ronald Dwale is at Hob Hillbrow's home at the Bullroarer's Sward in Dwaling. You should return the leaf of paper to Ronald Dwale. Ronald Dwale: 'I simply cannot start my book without that page. Have you found it yet? 'Ah, I see you have. Many thanks!'