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{{Intro | |||
| Patch Introduced = [[A New Threat]] | |||
| Related Quests = [[Blackmire Lore]], [[Carved Gemstone Lockpicks Quest]], [[King Toad Idol Quest]] | |||
| Updated = | |||
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| Name = Translator Aun Laokhe | |||
| | | Live Image = Translator Aun Laokhe Live.jpg | ||
|- | | Race = Aun Tumerok | ||
| Title = | |||
| | | Status = Non-Player Killer | ||
| | | Level = 50 | ||
| Strength = 280 | |||
| | | Endurance = 270 | ||
| | | Coordination = 275 | ||
| Quickness = 220 | |||
| 33.5N, 56.8E in [[Arwic]] | | Focus = 210 | ||
| Self = 230 | |||
| Health = 185 | |||
| Stamina = 370 | |||
| Mana = 230 | |||
| Location = 33.5N, 56.8E in [[Arwic]] (top of the tower) | |||
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== Notes == | |||
* Route: See [[Arwic]] | |||
* A translator of [[Burun]] Lore. | |||
== Lore & Dialog == | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:09, 23 May 2012
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Notes
Lore & Dialog
Translator Aun Laokhe tells you, "Hail budhi, I come from the council chambers of Ispar Elysatah with a request. She bids that willing souls investigate the origin of the dark magics that spread across Osteth and Palenqual. She has heard that new anima have spread from the place where the kah took place. Should you find anything of note, I would like to see it. I will be calling on the keh of the Nuuani for aid to understand the things you find. Ispar Elysatah wishes to reach a peaceful accord with this new Xuta."
Translator Aun Laokhe tells you, "Should you find any odd writing that the other translators cannot decipher, perhaps the keh of the Nuuani will help decipher those as well."