Answering the Call

Retired Content

• The subject of this article was retired or removed from the game in patch 5.3, and is no longer available to players.
• Retired items may still be kept in inventory but can no longer be renewably obtained. Tradable items may still be obtained from the Market Board or directly trading with other players.
• The information in this article is kept and maintained for historical purposes.
• This quest was removed as part of the revamp and pruning of the A Realm Reborn main story quest experience.

Answering the Call

Quest giver

Slafborn

Location

Mor Dhona (X:21, Y:7)

Quest line

Seventh Astral Era Main Scenario Quests

Level

50

Experience

 4,800

Gil

 1,039

Previous quest

Welcome to Morbol Country

Next quest

You're Gonna Carry That

Patch

3.1

“

When a man like Slafborn thinks well of you, you are wont to find yourself performing a dangerous and unpleasant task in short order.

— In-game description

Rewards

• 5   Regain Feather

In addition to the above, choose one of the following options:

• 1   Darklight Bracelet of Aiming
• 1   Darklight Bracelet of Healing
• 1   Darklight Bracelet of Casting
• 3   Allagan Bronze Piece

Notes

• "Answering the Call" was added in Patch 3.1 to replace the now-obsolete quest "Pass the Smell Hest".

Steps

• Slay hapalits.

• Report to Slafborn.

Journal

• The adventurers of Revenant's Toll have been undertaking more work from the guild than ever, but Slafborn worries that one disastrous mission will undo all that you have accomplished. He asks that you aid a scouting party in the Singing Shards by slaying the hapalits blocking their progress, before an inexperienced adventurer takes a job for which he is unprepared.

• The hapalits prove little challenge, and the scouting party can now proceed with their mission. Report the happy news to Slafborn.

• Thanks to your fellow adventurers' fondness for ale and gossip, your brave deeds have once again become the talk of Revenant's Toll. Slafborn declares the guild's morale to be unwaveringly high, before slyly reminding you that this too is a kind of sorcery.