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Quick WalkthroughEdit
- Talk to Onwyn.
- Talk to Rena.
- Obtain a racing lizard.
- (Optional) Talk to Neeneban in Sentinel or Hatiha at Hatiha's Camp.
- (Optional) Purchase food for the lizard from Rena.
- Enter the lizard in the race.
- Talk to Onwyn again.
Detailed WalkthroughEdit
After talking to the respective people, you will have to purchase a lizard from one of the three.
The outcome of the race is based on a random number generator. Every lizard will win the race given enough repetitions, but some lizards are more likely to win than the others.
Rena will give you her Three-Toed Lizard for free, other lizards need to be purchased. Rena will also sell a food for the lizard which may (or may not) help her lizard to win. All lizards could be taken (or purchased) again after each failed run.
If you take a lizard from Rena, it will have a very small chance to win the race. If you talk to Rena again, she will offer to feed your lizard a food item that also costs over 200 gold. This lizard usually isn't fast enough, even with the food.
You may also go to Neeneban in Sentinel or Hatiha nearby and purchase a lizard from them. They will sell you a winning lizard, no matter if you feed it or not it will have (arguably) a higher chance of winning. Neeneban's lizard lost for one player, but it won with Haitha's lizard after giving it food for two players at least.
Alternatively you may trade free Rena's lizard to Hatiha or Neeneban before putting it into the barrel - to improve your chances and spare the gold. Note though you would not have a quest marker on them so would need to find either Hatiha on the way between Bergama and her camp southwest or Neeneban at his trader spot in Sentinel.
After you got your lizard, go put it in the first barrel at the start of the race and it will run off with the others in a short while, go around a rocky formation and finish the race in the two crates at the end of the track.
All you have to do now is talk to Onwyn and receive your reward.
- "You sure found me a fast lizard!
Do you hear the crowd? They loved it!" - As promised, I found a winner.
- "The new lizard is just the draw this track needs. And, I spoke with Rena as well. She'll help with the track for a small investment.
Meeting you turned my life around! May Tall Papa guide your steps!"
NotesEdit
- The quest doesn't limit you to purchasing only one lizard and each one costs over 200 gold. If your lizard loses the race, you can talk to Rena and he will come back to you, free of charge, and you may purchase food to make him go faster, as many times as you want.
Quest StagesEdit
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| I can obtain a racing lizard from Rena near the race track outside Bergama.
Objective: Talk to Rena
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| In order to enter the lizard races, I need to get a lizard from Rena, Neeneban in Sentinel, or Hatiha in Bergama.
Objective: Obtain a Racing Lizard
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| Now that I've obtained a racing lizard, I should put it in its starting cage at the race track outside Bergama.
Objective: Put the Lizard in the Starting Cage
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| I've placed my lizard at the race track outside Bergama. My lizard will run in the next race as soon as it starts.
Objective: Win the Race
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Now that my lizard has won the race, I should return to Onwyn.
Objective: Talk to Onwyn
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I should ask Rena about my racing lizard, who lost at the race track outside Bergama.
Objective: Talk to Rena
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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.