The Right Path
Lv. 70+
+75,000
Jack Barricade has given me the Map of Phantom Forest that he took from Taggrin. He explained that he was forced to steal it from Taggrin, who had refused to give it to him even after he'd won it in a bet fair and square. Now that Jack's made it up to the Crimsonwood Mountain, he's given the map to me for my own use. Perhaps I should return it to Taggrin? If I keep it, the map will come in handy while navigating the tricky Phantom Forest, allowing me to use the marked shortcuts and save time traveling. But at the same time, there's a part of me that feels that this map still rightfully belongs to Taggrin. What should I do? It's a dilemma...
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Also needs: The Mark of Heroism, Stemming the Tide, Catch a Bigfoot by the Toe., The Brewing Storm, Fool's Gold, Bounty Master, Storming the Castle, The Fallen Woods, Fool's Gold., Rags to Riches, The Fallen Warriors, Rags to Riches., Lost in Translation 1, One Step A-Head, Finding Jack, Lost in Translation 2, One Step A-Head., Translated Communique, Lost in Translation 3, Catch a Bigfoot by the Toe
Step 2 of 4, 4 quests in total.
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Map of Phantom Forest
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Main dialogue
I want to thank you again for returning our map. This gesture tells me something of who you are. Perhaps someone to be trusted... a potential ally. Time will tell if my faith is misplaced.
You asked me once what we were, if not bandits.
We Raven Ninjas trace our lineage back to the ancient Masterian guild of the Shadowknights, so you could consider Crimsonwood Keep our ancestral home. Our mission here is to discover the reason for Masteria's disappearance and its return. It is almost certainly tied with the current events at the Keep, and what you and this Jack Barricade are pursuing.
Based on what you have told me, I have expanded our mission to include the elimination of these trespassers that now occupy Crimsonwood Keep.
Accept
Oh, and keep this map. Jack may have been right to entrust you with it. Until we meet again, friend.
