Quest:The Dog-catcher, Part 3

The Dog-catcher, Part 3
Level	150
Type	Solo
Starts with	Niriga
Starts at	Urmâkh
Start Region	Imhûlar
Map Ref	[37.7S, 66.7W]
Quest Group	Ikorbân Valley: Imhûlar

Quest Chain

Urmâkh Mizâdi and Numûru: [150] Needs of the People [150] A Hard Day's Work [150] Calling the Children Home [150] Deeper in the Well [150] Full Bellies and Warm Hearths [150] Seeing the All-seeing [150] Secure the Landing of Kûr Anzar [150] A Formidable Foe [150] Burning Knowledge [150] Dark Hearts and Shadowed Minds [150] Poking the Eye [150] Supplies and Stockades [150] Scouting the Incursion [150] Rumblings in the East The Dog-catcher: [150] The Dog-catcher [150] The Dog-catcher, Part 2 [150] The Dog-catcher, Part 3 [150] The Dog-catcher, Part 3 - instance [150] The Dog-catcher, Part 4 [150] The Dog-catcher, Part 4 - instance Bounty board: [150] Bounty: Kaursu [150] Bounty: Suginzi [150] Bounty: Tamâhu Vartúlin Salves for a Ravaged Land: [150] Salves for a Ravaged Land, Part 1 [150] Salves for a Ravaged Land, Part 2 [150] Salves for a Ravaged Land, Part 3 [150] Salves for a Ravaged Land, Part 4 [150] Salves for a Ravaged Land, Part 5 [150] Salves for a Ravaged Land, Part 5 - instance [150] Fresh Shoots and Rich Soil [150] Like Water for the Drowned [150] Nursing a Wounded Land [150] Becoming a Tree-bearer Thórvilon: [150] A Peaceful Repose Surodith: [150] A Blade with Two Edges Avadhril: [150] A Small Hope [150] Parched Ildarthos: [150] A Plague of Ordâkhai [150] It Is the Wood That Cracks Bounty board: [150] Bounty: Luhum-gêna Dag Usakâra Usakâr: [150] Just Walked Away [150] Uncovering the Well [150] Water Hides Its Secrets

Walkthrough & Notes
After accepting the quest you need to talk to the following residents: Coordinates Directions / Description [37.7S, 67.1W] Sûdakh [38.0S, 67.0W] Ghemûna Upon completing the instance, you will arrive at Shakhdag. [37.9S, 69.6W] Return to Urmâkh, and complete the quest.

Rewards
49  35   Increased Reputation with The Ikorbâni ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience (687,000) 5 Shagâni Ghín

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'Have you seen my husband, Namâkh? He never came home last night. I am worried about him. The jackals are getting hungrier and more ferocious with each passing day. 'I love my husband, but he is a fool with drink sloshing in his head. He doesn't know his top from his bottom with a bit of ale in him. 'Would you help me find him?' Background Niriga, a resident of Urmâkh, is worried about her husband, Namâkh, who didn't come home last night. Objective 1 Speak with Niriga in Urmâkh Speak with Niriga in Urmâkh to determine the best course of action. Niriga: 'Whenever he drinks he doesn't go anywhere without his co-conspirators. A terrible influence, they are. Best to start with them; Sûdakh and Ghemûna are their names.' Objective 2 Speak with Sûdakh in Urmâkh Speak with Ghemûna in Urmâkh Speak with Sûdakh and Ghemûna in Urmâkh. Sûdakh: 'He wasn't out with us last night, we could have used him. Had to finish off twice the ale with him gone! I didn't see him. Maybe Ghemûna knows more?' Ghemûna: 'Well he wasn't with me, if that's what you're implying. I know that's what Niriga is implying. She's never been fond of our friendship. But no, he wasn't in my company either.' Ghemûna pauses. She looks like she is collecting her thoughts. Decision made, she turns to you. 'Look, sometimes Namâkh needs time by himself. He has told me and Sûdakh as much. He goes out to Shakhdag and just thinks. Niriga would never understand. But if Niriga truly is worried about him, Shakhdag to the east is where I'd look for him.' Objective 3 Speak with Niriga when you are ready to go Return to Niriga in Urmâkh with what you have learned. Niriga: 'Shakhdag is overrun with wild boar! Why would he take such a risk? Why not simply tell me he needed time alone? This is terrible, he could have been gored! You must go to Shakhdag at once. You must find my husband.' Objective 4 Return to Niriga in Urmâkh Return to Niriga in Urmâkh and tell her what happened in Shakhdag. Niriga: 'He's taken him? Barûl's taken my husband? We must find Namâkh. We must find him immediately!'