If you do not want to try again (and at this point you will have to since by now someone else has done the quest and eaten your turn in's) then you are out the ring. They would say, 'sorry that's the way the game works. Sorry, that was the way it was and the GM's were always reluctant to help with it. at 3:39 PM Rating: Good Master Aeldwan Sage 106 posts For those that have joined us on the Thornbriar server, loot works a bit differently, and it makes this quest and its results SO much easier/cheaper than it ever was on other servers. In the olden days (when we had to run up the hills in a snow storm both ways) we HAD to lug around the 3250 gp which was all that Hadden would accept, and yes, he would eat the plat and the other gear and you were stuck either multi-questing it, or redoing the steps. Third, whether or not on Agnar the 326 plat will work is a mystery to me. And NO, we cannot return items that got eaten by an NPC. If you want help, please be nicer and accept that we are here to help you as much as we can. If we were, we would have red name on the boards.

Yes we are regular players and not GM's or developers. Second, I do not appreciate the tone you used. If neither of the above - was someone else nearby when you were turning in items? It sounds like perhaps someone else finished the quest using one or more of your items.įirst of all, regular players DO read these forums, and we as a community try to help with what we know from 18 years of playing this game that we love.If the npc died or there was a zone/server restart, the items previously turned in would be lost. If no, did you at least turn them all in within a few minutes of each other? I ask this because you cannot, for example, turn in an item today and the rest a few weeks from now.If yes, you should not have encountered this issue no matter what.What this means for you is that if the quest npc thinks the turn-in is still in progress, it will not return anything rather, it continues to hold what it has received until the final item(s) are turned in to complete the quest.ĭid you hand in all of the items at the same time (in a single trade window)? This quest specifically was notorious for this because that ancient cyclops drop was not common (someone would turn in the ring, then tell you to immediately turn in the plat/rapier to complete the quest for the reward). Effectively, this meant that the last person turning in an item for a quest would get the reward. This quest was from the era where 'multi-questing' was quite common when it came to no-drop items.

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