No buildings to repair, no new facilities to unlock. Unless I'm blind, there will be no special phasing involved either. Unlike Hytbold, it seems you will not be rebuilding anything. There is also a capstone deed, which I list below. But it would be unrealistic to leave your vocations, work up to Eastemnet, all for the sake of a deed, and incredibly unfair to people who actually care about crafting and have gone through all the work for their guilds, etc. I suppose a person could do quests for one vocation and then switch vocations a few times. The exception would be, of course, the Crafting Requests. There are deeds for five of the six quest types. The other two NPCs of note in this town square are Hunman (Survivors of Wildermore) and Ethelmund (People of Wildermore), the two reputation barterers. They are Britric (Bounty Listings), Dudoc (Mounted Combat Listings), Ealswith (Regional Listings), Gyric (Battle and Event Listings), Hildelith (Crafting Requests), and Manni (Warband Listings). He requires you to complete five quests, which are obtained from the six NPCs around you. Cole's Wildermore Recovery is exactly like Rinwald's "Aiding the Eastemnet". Cole is to Wildermore what Rinwald was to Hytbold. He bestows a quest called "Wildermore's Recovery". He is sitting on the steps outside the Feasting Hall, on the north part of the town square. Her quests are keyed specifically to your profession. These all seem to vary by day, as Hytbold's did, with the exception of Hildelith, the Crafting Requests NPC. There are 2 barter NPCs, a bloke who gives the "do 5 quests" daily, and 6 NPCs who offer you your daily options. Once that is completed you go to Forlaw's "town square". I have yet to fill in a few of the crafting details but the rest of this guide is complete.Īfter questing all the way through Wildermore you reach the instance called "Final Stand" in which you fend off Nurzum while defeating grims. If you would like to contribute, please do. I will fill in details as I come to them. I'm by no means as good at this as Fredelas, but even a lame guide is better than no guide at all.
I couldn't find one that had already been posted, anyway, so why not? Once I got started, I thought I might as well share my findings with the rest of you.
In the spirit of Fredelas' Hytbold guide, I decided to start one of my own for Wildermore.
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