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Quick WalkthroughEdit
- Accept the challenge from Huntmaster Sorim-Nakar in Ald'ruhn.
- Track down Tarra-Suj and kill the beast.
- Return to Sorim-Nakar for your reward.
Detailed WalkthroughEdit
Huntmaster Sorim-Nakar at Ald'ruhn may offer you this daily quest once you have completed Ashlander Relations. He will ask you to hunt down a deadly nix-hound, a variant of the typical Nix-Hound. This nix-hound has been named Tarra-Suj and can be found in the Ashlands northeast of the Erabenimsun Camp. The huntmaster advises you to kill nix-hounds to attract the attention of Tarra-Suj. Once you reach the area marked on your map, you will find a few of them skittering about. After you've killed a random number of them, Tarra-Suj will appear nearby. It can be distinguished from generic nix-hounds by its size and coloration—it is grey instead of brown.
Kill it and return to the huntmaster for your daily reward coffer.
NotesEdit
Going out of combat while fighting the Tarra-Suj will have it disappear, requiring you to kill more nix-hounds.
BugsEdit
- If you manage to kill additional nix-hounds while a Tarra-Suj is spawned, a second one may also spawn. ?
- Despite the inconvenience of fighting two, you only need to kill one to progress the quest
Quest StagesEdit
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| Finishes Quest | Journal Entry |
| The Huntmaster requested that I eliminate the threat of the deadly nix-hound the Erabenimsun call Tarra-Suj. It was last seen terrorizing the camp to the southeast, near Nchuleftingth.
Objective: Hunt Down Tarra-Suj
Optional Step: Kill Nix-Hounds to Attract Tarra-Suj
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I successfully hunted the deadly nix-hound known to the Erabenimsun as Tarra-Suj. Now I should return to the Huntmaster and present him with the trophy.
Objective: Return to Huntmaster Sorim-Nakar
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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.