Quests
Ynystere's Inside Story
Start at
- NPCGeneral Govannon
Requirements
All of the following are required to start this quest.
- FactionNuia Alliance
- Completed
Turn in
- NPCDuke Sabeau
Objectives
progress
Deliver Princess Ellen's Letter to King Thorkell at the Caernord palace in Ynystere.
ready
Talk to Duke Sabeau at Seaport Fortress in Ynystere.
Dialogue
Duke Sabeau
Thank you for coming all this way. @NPC_NAME(3611) speaks highly of you. Now that you've met his majesty, I trust you can see why we will soon require a new king.
Duke Sabeau
I believe the right ruler for the kingdom to be Prince Ulthow. And I'd like your help in making certain he will successfully take the throne.
General Govannon
Actually, it's @NPC_NAME(1479) of Ynystere who needs the @ITEM_NAME(27144). He's one of Prince Ulthow's most trusted advisors.
General Govannon
Severe political instability has erupted in Ynystere. The king... his health is suffering. Greatly. It is time for Prince Ulthow to ascend to the throne.
General Govannon
This is a |nn;Letter from Princess Ellen|r. Deliver it to the king. Then meet |nn;@NPC_NAME(1479)|r at Seaport Fortress. But... you need to see the king first.
King Thorkell
I've received Princess Ellen's letter. Frankly, I'm not interested in anything she has to say. /fact I am interested in my kingdom! And my legacy. And growing both. Nothing else!
King Thorkell
But perhaps you can help me. Chamberlain! Bring in Prince Reander! He must contract this brave adventurer to help us expand our domain!
Chamberlain Elena
Your Highness...
King Thorkell
Are you deaf, wench? Fetch Prince Reander! Immediately! The future of our kingdom and my legacy rests on his shoulders!
Chamberlain Elena
Please, my king, forgive me. But Prince Reander rests in the arms of Nui. Do you remember, my king? You wrote his epitaph yourself...
King Thorkell
How dare you spew such lies and filth in my presence! You're lucky for your fine shape, strumpet, or I'd banish you to the dungeons immediately!
Chamberlain Elena
I'm sorry, @PC_NAME(0), but I think it's best you take your leave. His grace needs to rest.