Quest:The Brigand King

The Brigand King
Level	160
Type	Solo
Starts with	Azagâya
Starts at	The Kalmakhíla
Start Region	Zajâna
Map Ref	[62.4S, 63.4W]
Ends with	Katâl
Ends at	Hurum Kâna
End Region	Kighân
Map Ref	[59.4S, 63.1W]
Quest Group	Mûr Ghala: Kighân

Quest Chain

Zajâna Quests [150] The City of Zajâna [155] A Gift of Cheese [155] At Least Fifty Cats [155] Dangerous Pages [155] Digging Up Knowledge [159] To the Dry-whelm - vector to Idagâl [160] The Brigand King - vector to Hurum Kâna [160] The Treasure Caves of Hurum Kâna Prerequisite: Pursuing Bârshud, Part 3: [155] Market Rates [155] An Audience with the Doorwards → Instance [155] Taking the Fight to Them [155] Pursuing Bârshud, Part 4 [155] Pursuing Bârshud, Part 5 Prerequisite: Pursuing Bârshud, Part 5: [155] A New Threat in Sen Chatâk - vector to Sen Chatâk in the Fields of Sârhazai

Walkthrough & Notes
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Rewards
22  14   Increased Reputation with City of Zajâna ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience (560000) 3 Mûr Ghala Sârzai

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'There is a Brigand on the Great Road, one self-styled brigand king, that I would have words with you about. 'He calls himself Bârlat the Bold, 'Brigand King of Hurum Kâna. He has claimed the areas south and west of Zajâna as his 'kingdom'. He has been harassing and attacking travellers on the road for supposed taxes. T his obviously cannot be allowed to continue. He is little more than an organized Ruffian, despite his delusions of grandeur. 'There is a merchant who frequently travels through that area, Katâl, who has asked for our aid in defeating this Bârlat and bringing peace to the Great Road. 'Will you meet with Katâl?' Background Doorward Azagâya has requested your aid in defeating a self-styled brigand king, Barlat the Bold. He makes his home in the caves of Hurum Kâna. Objective 1 Speak with Katâl outside Hurum Kâna Speak with Katâl outside the caves of Hurum Kâna. Hurum Kâna can be found in Kighân to the north of Zajâna, just off the Great Road. Katâl: 'Yes, I know of this Bârlat. Quickly, quickly, off the road and I would have words with you.'