Quest:The Rising Tide of Dead

The Rising Tide of Dead
Level	150
Type	Solo
Starts with	Khôltekh the Cunning
Starts at	Swain's Guild-hall
Start Region	Umbar Baharbêl
Map Ref	[21.3S, 97.3W]
Quest Group	Umbar-môkh: Khabârkhad, the Crypts

Walkthrough & Notes
Take the tunnel entrance into Umbar-môkh, and use a Tunnel-guide to Mekab-kuphâr. [119.7S, 140.2W] Leave Mekab-kuphâr to the west, and follow the tunnels to Sektakhâb. [119.4S, 142.0W] After defeating the Dead, head back to Mekab-kuphâr, take Tunnel-guide to Beneath Dâr Laja and exit Umbar-môkh.

Rewards
49  35   Increased Reputation with Citizens of Umbar Baharbêl ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience (687,000) 3 Umbari Tâmi

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'The more we explore Umbar-môkh, the Undercity, the more danger we uncover. 'My guards have established a foothold in the southern crypts of the Umbar-môkh, My scouts have patrolled outward, mapping Umbar-môkh as best they dare. Recently, several of my patrols were attacked by the dead. Nûru, the Captain of my guard, tells me they are coming from west of Mekab-kuphâr, my guard outpost, and that their attacks have become more frequent, and violent. 'Far to the west of the crypts there is an area my scouts call Sektakhâb, the Silent Sepulcher. There the Dead roam freely. 'I need you to make your way there and cull these dead. The last thing Umbar needs is the Dead preying on innocent Umbari civilians, or my guards.' Background Khôltekh has asked you to venture into Sektakhâb and cull the rising population of the Dead. Objective 1 Defeat crypt-walkers (0/6) Defeat crypt-sentries (0/5) Defeat crypt-bellowers (0/3) Khôltekh has asked you to venture into Sektakhâb and cull the rising population of the Dead. You can find them west of Mekab-kuphâr, the Temámir guard outpost in southern Khabârkhad. Defeated crypt-sentries (5/5) Defeated crypt-walkers (6/6) Defeated crypt-bellowers (3/3) Objective 2 Return to Khôltekh in the Hall of the Kindred Return to Khôltekh in Dâr Laja, the Hall of the Kindred. Khôltekh the Cunning: 'I am relieved. This issue of the Dead had been weighing on me. Thanks to your brave deeds, Umbari citizens and my guards can sleep much easier tonight.'