Fury of a Grieving Heart

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Fury of a Grieving Heart
Section Istan Quests
Campaign Nightfall

(Elonian only)

Given by Rohtu
in Blacktide Den
(Istan)
Preceded by Wandered Off Again
Type Secondary quest
Map(s)
File:Fury of a Grieving Heart map.jpg
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Rohtu wants you to help find the Corsairs that killed his mother and take revenge against them.

Quest information

Requirements

Objectives

  • Meet Rohtu in Lahtenda Bog.
  • Help Rohtu track down and kill the corsairs who killed his mother.
  • See Rohtu for your reward.

Reward

Walkthrough

Exit Blacktide Den into Lahtenda Bog and speak to Rohtu to have him follow you and head south until you find the Corsairs. Defeat them and Rohtu will run to the corpse of his mother and grieve. When he's done, speak to him to collect your reward.

NPCs

Allies

  • Unknown 10 Bahlya (corpse)
  • Unknown 10 Rohtu

Foes

Dialogue

Initial dialogue

Rohtu

"Sunspear! My heart cries out for justice! I must avenge my mother's death. She was old and crazy, but she was my mother. She did not deserve such a cruel end to her wretched life. These corsairs must not get away with this...this murder! Please, help me. I told you I am not a warrior. I could use a strong arm by my side. I will do this by myself if I must. But if you would help me in my hour of grief, it would mean a great deal to me...and my mother."
Yes Accept: "It would be my honor to serve. You and your mother deserve justice."
No Decline: "I'm sorry, I wasn't listening. What did you say?"
Ask Ask: "Meet me in Lahtenda Bog and help me hunt down the evil corsairs who killed my mother."

Intermediate dialogue

Rohtu

"Let's get moving! I don't want those vermin to get away."

Reward dialogue

Rohtu

"I suppose there's no real way to be sure these were the corsairs who killed my mother, but my heart is still gladdened by their deaths. The world is a better place without them in it any longer."