Quest:The Abominable Snow-beasts

The Abominable Snow-beasts
Level	Scaling
Type	Solo
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Guard Kember
Starts at	Winter-home
Start Region	Frostbluff
Map Ref	[12.0N, 95.3W]
Quest Group	Frostbluff

Walkthrough & Notes
Use the emote /cheer to the sleeping Snow-beasts You can /cheer a Snow-beast that someone else has woken, as long as it hasn't started walking. This also works on one you just woke, so you can double/tripple-cheer a single beast for credit.

Rewards
90   4 Yule Festival Token

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Greetings, <name>. I see you have been enjoying the many offerings of Winter-home this season. For my part, I've striven to keep the peace both inside and outside of town. 'I'll spare you a long tale. Mayor Goodnough has tasked me with driving out a family of snowbeasts that have lingered since Winter-home was founded. The beasts move further away each winter...personally, I think they hate all the noise and cheer. 'You've had your share of merriment, have you not? Why don't you head out there and bring some of your own variety of Yule cheer to these beasts? If you can drive them off, I think we'll all feel safer.' Background Guard Kember has been tasked by Mayor Goodnough with driving off the nearby snowbeast family. He has noticed that they appear to despise merriment and recommends you bring a special variety of cheer to the beasts. Objective 1 Bring some special Yule cheer to the snowbeasts (0/3) The snowbeasts can be found to the east of Winter-home. Guard Kember wants you to bring some special Yule cheer to the snowbeasts of Frostbluff. Guard Kember: 'Have you had any luck with those beasts, <name>?' The snowbeast awakens and looks for a new place to rest The snowbeasts appear completely uninterested in your merriment. Brought cheer to the snow-beasts (3/3) Objective 2 Talk to Guard Kember The beasts are no longer responding to your cheers. You should return to Guard Kember and ask him what to do next. Guard Kember: 'They won't budge? I can't say that I'm surprised. 'In any event, thank you for taking time out of your stay here in Winter-home to help. If you would care to try again tomorrow, come find me. 'I don't want to take more of your time today, so here's some coin for your trouble.'