Quest
Guild Summons - Hall of the Ebon Mask
Upon creating a Dark Elf Rogue, you will have a tattered note in your inventory. The note reads as follows:
Quest context
- Level
- 1+
- Classes
- Rogue
- Era
- Classic Era
- Source format
- Standard
Start zones
Quest givers
Linked rewards
| Reward | Record type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Item | Chest · AC 2 |
Guide and source sections
Readable text is derived from the source revision. Linked records below each passage open the corresponding local item, NPC, zone, spell, or quest when available.
Reward
Old Black Tunic*
Referenced records: Old Black Tunic*
Walkthrough
Upon creating a Dark Elf Rogue, you will have a tattered note in your inventory. The note reads as follows:
'Come to the Hall of the Ebon Mask, Eolorn J'Axx has a job that requires your special talents. Take this note to him, and he will instruct you further.'
Referenced records: Eolorn J'Axx
Upon handing the note to Eolorn J`Axx:
Referenced records: Eolorn J`Axx
Eolorn J`Axx says, 'You wanna be part of the Ebon Mask, huh? Well, you'll need to impress me. Here's your guild tunic. Seek out the other masters, they'll have some work for you, I'm sure. Don't screw up, kid. That pretty face of yours would make a fine trophy, got it? Now, quit breathin' my air, and go get some work done.'
Referenced records: Eolorn J`Axx
• Your faction standings with Hall of the Ebon Mask got better.
Referenced records: Hall of the Ebon Mask
• Your faction standings with Guards of Qeynos got worse.
Referenced records: Guards of Qeynos
• Your faction standings with Wolves of the North got worse.
Referenced records: Wolves of the North
• Your faction standings with Guardians of the Vale got worse.
Referenced records: Guardians of the Vale
• Your faction standings with Carson McCabe got worse.
Referenced records: Carson McCabe
You gain experience.
You also receive the Old Black Tunic*. Good luck, Brigand!
Referenced records: Old Black Tunic*
Categories
Source: EQL Wiki page · copied revision 31879. Check current game behavior when accuracy matters.