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| Quest Giver: | Crown Store: Quest Starter: A Study in Disciple | ||
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| Location(s): | , | ||
| Reward: | Subclassing Unlocked Bound Skill Respecification Scroll Average Leveled 
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| XP Gain: | (?) | ||
| ID: | 7325 | ||
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Quick WalkthroughEdit
- Meet with Bahtra at-Hunding at her Adventure Camp (depends on alliance).
- Discuss different class options and skill lines.
- Enter the Subclassing menu and choose a discipline.
- Talk with Bahtra.
Detailed WalkthroughEdit
Start the quest from the Crown Store (for free). After this, the quest will be found in your journal under the miscellaneous section with the objective to go talk to Bahtra at-Hunding. She can be found in the main city of the final zone of your alliance. She will comment on something you did with this character and suggest you want to take the next step. She will ask you what discipline you'd like to know more about and, with a set of questions, give a short explanation of other classes. You can keep discussing as long as you feel like, but once done, tell her you're ready to choose. You'll get the option "Choose Disciplines: Free". From here, the subclass menu will open.
Once in the subclass menu, open the subclassing section under class and choose a class you'd like to gain. You will need to have unlocked at least one skill line from another class to do so, which is done by reaching level 50 in that skill line on a character from the class the skill line belongs to. After selecting a skill line it will ask you which skill line it needs to replace. Select one and add the first skill to your weapon set bar, then confirm. After this, close the menu and talk to Bahtra once again. After this, the quest will be completed.
NotesEdit
- This quest cannot be abandoned, meaning that you must subclass in order to complete the quest. However, since the reward is a Bound Skill Respecification Scroll, you can immediately revert to your previous skill set if you wish.
- Due to the fact you gain XP for finishing the quest, the chosen skill line during this quest will gain some decent boost as long as you kept one ability on your bar before talking to Bahtra again.
Quest StagesEdit
| A Study in Discipline | |
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| Finishes Quest | Journal Entry |
| I should seek out Bahtra at-Hunding to learn more about what she has to offer. She should be at the location marked on my map.
Objective: Talk to Bahtra at-Hunding | |
| I should speak to Bahtra at-Hunding, and learn what she wishes to teach me.
Objective: Talk to Bahtra at-Hunding | |
| I should speak again to Bahtra at-Hunding focusing my mind on the discipline I wish to master. I should choose a new discipline to explore and commit to using it before I move on.
Objective: Subclass a New Skill Line | |
| I should speak again to Bahtra at-Hunding focusing my mind on the discipline I wish to master. I should choose a new discipline to explore and commit to using it before I move on.
Objective: Equip a New Skill Line | |
 | With Bahtra's assistance, I've chosen new disciplines to pursue. I should speak with her again.
Objective: Talk to Bahtra at-Hunding |
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- 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.
