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Maj al-Ragath of the Undaunted has challenged me to explore the Fungal Grotto beneath Stonefalls.
Quick WalkthroughEdit
- Enter Fungal Grotto I.
- Optional: Enter Dungeon in Veteran Mode.
- Kill War Chief Ozozai.
- Kill Kra'gh the Dreugh King.
You can only complete the Death Challenge in Veteran Mode.
- Read the Scroll of Glorious Battle before killing Kra'gh the Dreugh King.
- Return to Maj al-Ragath at any Undaunted Enclave.
Detailed WalkthroughEdit
Speak to Maj al-Ragath to get the details of this quest.
- What's the pledge today?
- "The Fungal Grotto! The western Ashlands hide a mushroom-choked cavern. It seethes with Goblins and dreugh. We need to clear it, or they'll pour into Stonefalls like an emptied chamberpot."
- Is that all?
- "Sure of yourself, eh? Fine, fancybreeches! Invoke the Scroll of Glorious Battle and see if you can still crack the shell of that ugly son of a mudcrab!"
- I pledge to explore Fungal Grotto and return Undaunted.
Once you have accepted the quest, you can enter the Fungal Grotto I dungeon either by accessing the dungeon through the Dungeon Finder, or heading to Stonefalls and entering the dungeon there with a group. You have the choice of entering the normal dungeon or the veteran version, this choice will affect if you can achieve the optional step and your rewards.
When inside the dungeon, you will need to progress through the dungeon, slaying the following bosses, War Chief Ozozai and Kra'gh the Dreugh King. With the last boss, if you are in the veteran dungeon, you have the option of completing the optional task of defeating Kra'gh with the Scroll of Glorious Battle active.
Once you have completed the task, you can return to Maj al-Ragath at any of the Undaunted Enclaves, and speak with her to complete the quest:
- "How'd that big bastard taste? Never had dreugh in butter sauce before. Was he gamey, or tender like his little cousins? Hah!"
- The Dreugh King is dead.
- "Trust me, I could tell. You stink of lobster-guts and Goblin-hole. Smelly work. Vile work. But damned good work just the same. You've returned Undaunted!"
- What's my reward for cleansing the grotto? / Of course, if you'll give it to me.
| Condition | Dialogue |
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| Normal mode completed | "Take it, my friend. You do damned good work, and we are proud to count you among our number. Take your cut, and be sure to speak with me again tomorrow." |
| Veteran mode completed | "You'll need it, just to get the juices off your gear! Take your key. Enjoy your cut, and remember to come see me again tomorrow!" |
| Veteran Hard Mode completed | "We reward our bravest delvers, we sing their names in taverns! Take your key and enjoy your well-deserved cut. And remember to come see me again tomorrow!" |
Quest StagesEdit
| Pledge: Fungal Grotto I | |
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| Finishes Quest | Journal Entry |
| I must enter the dungeon, which lies along the western hills of Stonefalls. To be truly Undaunted, I must brave the loamy cavern and slay War Chief Ozozai and the dreugh known as Kra'gh.
Objective: Kill War Chief Ozozai
Objective: Kill Kra'gh the Dreugh King
Hidden Objective: Enter Fungal Grotto I in Veteran Mode
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| Maj al-Ragath presented me with another challenge: invoke the Scroll of Glorious Battle and defeat Kra'gh the Dreugh King in his empowered state.(Appears if the Veteran dungeon is entered.)
Objective : (?)
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| I've slain the Dreugh King in the Fungal Grotto. I should find Maj al-Ragath in my alliance's capital city.
Objective: Return to Maj al-Ragath
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Maj al-Ragath is waiting to speak to me once again in my alliance capital.
Objective: Talk to Maj al-Ragath
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Notes
* Any text displayed in angle brackets (e.g.,
<Alias=LocationHold>) is dynamically set by the game and will be filled in with the appropriate word(s) when seen in game.
- Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.
- Stages are not always in order of progress. This is usually the case with quests that have multiple possible outcomes or quests where certain tasks may be done in any order. Some stages may therefore repeat objectives seen in other stages.