Difference between revisions of "Pestered Ancestors"
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| Gil = 737 | | Gil = 737 | ||
| Reward = 50 [[file:vanu vanu relations icon1.png|link=Vanu Vanu Daily Quests]] | | Reward = 50 [[file:vanu vanu relations icon1.png|link=Vanu Vanu Daily Quests]] | ||
| OptReward = | | OptReward = 1 [[file:Ventures icon1.png|link=Ventures]] or 1 [[file:vanu whitebone icon1.png|ling=Vanu Whitebone]] | ||
| PrevQuest = [[In the Skycage over the Sea]] | | PrevQuest = [[In the Skycage over the Sea]] | ||
| NextQuest = | | NextQuest = | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 17 December 2015
Pestered Ancestors
Vanu Vanu Daily Quests
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Walkthrough
After getting the quest, talk to Linu Vanu then go to the specified area. Interact with the destination and kill the totems that spawn in two locations. Return to Linu Vanu to collect the reward.
In-game Description
Muna Vanu is looking right through you with ruffled feathers.
- The difficulty of this quest will be synched to your current level.
Objectives
- Speak with Linu Vanu.
- Survey the locations in Ok' Gungu and destroy the cursed totems. 0/2
- Report to Linu Vanu.
Journal
Muna Vanu seems distracted by news from his former home in Ok' Gundu. Inquire with Linu Vanu about the elderly Vanu Vanu's distress.
- Please note that the difficulty of this quest has be synched to your current level. Furthermore, you many not proceed with a
class or job that is different from when you accepted the quest.
You speak with Linu Vanu, who tells you that after the group left their village in Ok' Gundu to pursue independence, Vundu shamans swept in and desecrated their ancestors' burial sites by bewitching their totems. with Muna Vanu and Linu Vanu's ancestors unable to rest in peace due to the incessant chanting, the Gundu chief bids you to travel to Ok' Gundu and expel the cursed totems.
You have destroyed the cursed totems plaguing the Gundu ancestral grounds. Report your success to Linu Vanu.
Linu Vanu is pleased with the news that the foul totems' chanting has been silenced. While it may be a long time before the tribe members can erect new ones to honor their forefathers, the burial sites will remain quiet and peaceful for their eternal rest.