Online:Lost in Murkmire

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Aid a pair of wayward Dunmer tourists from Vivec City. Zone: Murkmire Quest Giver: Overseer Shiralas near Sweet Breeze Overlook Location(s): Near Sweet Breeze Overlook Reward: Tribal Equipment Crate Average Leveled Gold XP Gain: Standard ID: 6276

With the help of a plucky Bantam Guar, find Varona in the swamps of Murkmire

Overseer Shiralas asked if I could head into the swamp and look for her missing wife, Varona, and their pet Drooler.

Quick WalkthroughEdit

1. Find some Argonian ruins.
2. Blow whistle and interact with Drooler.
3. Follow Drooler to Varona.
4. Speak with Varona.

Detailed WalkthroughEdit

Reunited in Bright-Throat Village.

Quest StagesEdit

Lost in Murkmire
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
	Overseer Shiralas gave me a whistle and told me to use it to summon their pet, Drooler. She said if I pet Drooler and tell him he's a good boy, he'll lead me to Varona. Objective: Use Drooler's Whistle Objective Hint: Find Argonian Stonework
	Drooler appeared as soon as I blew the whistle. I should pet Drooler and tell him he's a good boy so he will lead me to Varona. Objective: Pet Drooler
	Drooler wants me to follow him. Maybe he'll lead me to Varona. Objective: Follow Drooler
Finishes quest	Drooler led me right to Varona. I should speak to her and see what happened. Objective: Talk to Varona Beloren

Notes

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