The Everlasting Quill of Ashe Boderra - Quest

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The Everlasting Quill of Ashe Boderra

Category: Signature

I should find the owner of the Everlasting Quill. The name inscribed on its shaft is Ashe Boderra.

I have found an Everlasting Quill and should return it to the individual whose name is written on its shaft, Ashe Boderra.

I should seek out the owner of the Everlasting Quill, Ashe Boderra. (in The Enchanted Lands)

I should listen to Ashe's tale. Who knows, it might prove interesting. (in The Enchanted Lands)

I should seek out a surviving member of the Slezaf family. I know they at one time lived in the Thundering Steppes.

I should seek out a member of the Slezaf family. (in The Thundering Steppes)

I should examine the lute.

I should seek out an instrument mender capable of fixing the lute for me.

I should bring the lute to an instrument mender capable of fixing it for me. (in Greater Faydark)

I should try playing a tune on the Flute of a Thousand Colors. (in Greater Faydark)

Rewards

At least 10,209 XP.

Quest Rewards above are only the guaranteed XP, faction, and coin rewarded for this quest. Status points and rewards limited by class, race, alignment, etc. are unavailable.

Quest Giver

inspect the item: Everlasting Quill

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