Online:The Search is Over

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Bring word to a traveler's wife that he will be home soon. Zone: Alik'r Desert Quest Giver: Armin Location(s): Divad's Chagrin Mine, Sentinel Reward: Very Low Leveled Gold XP Gain: Very Low ID: 4622

The final resting place of Sabasad the Shield

I met a man named Armin in the bottom of Divad's Chagrin mine. After seven years searching, he found his ancestors [sic] remains and wants to send word to his wife that he will soon return home.

Quick WalkthroughEdit

1. Talk to Armin in Divad's Chagrin Mine.
2. Find Falisa af-Armin in the tavern in Sentinel.

Detailed WalkthroughEdit

A man named Armin is standing over a corpse and a shield in the western chamber within Divad's Chagrin Mine. To reach him, simply head west after you enter the mine. When you speak to him, he tells you that he has finally found the remains of his ancestor after seven years of searching. He asks that you inform his wife that he will be returning home to Sentinel very soon.

Falisa af-Armin is located in the Sisters of the Sands Inn in Sentinel. She gives you a handful of gold when you inform her that her husband will be returning home soon.

Quest StagesEdit

The Search is Over
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
Finishes quest	I should look for Falisa in the Inn in Sentinel. Objective: Talk to Falisa

Notes

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