A Luxury Long Lost
A Luxury Long Lost
- Quest giver
- Alewyn
- Location
- Ul'dah - Steps of Thal (X:9, Y:13)
- Quest line
Ul'dahn Sidequests- Level
- 2
- Required items
1 Deep-green Tonic- Experience
82- Gil
111- Next quest
The Wealth of Nations- Patch
- 2.0
- Links
- EDB GT TC
Alewyn has need of an adventurer to help him test a revolutionary new medicine.
— In-game description
Rewards
Steps
- Offer Alewyn's tonic to Landebert.
Journal
- Alewyn has need of an adventurer to help him test a revolutionary new medicine.
- Alewyn has just developed what he claims to be a revolutionary new medicine, which can be used to treat all manner of maladies. He has yet to test its effectiveness, though, and bids you offer the tonic to Landebert, a leader amongst the Ala Mhigan refugees living in Pearl Lane.
- Landebert is well aware of Alewyn's true motives. However, despite the danger in relying on untested alchemical concoctions, the refugees have no choice but to accept Alewyn's so-called goodwill.
Dialogue
Accepting the quest
Alewyn: Yes, yes... Yes! At last, my work is complete!
Alewyn: Mark my words: this formula will revolutionize alchemy as we know it! With just a sip of this tonic, even raging fevers will be instantly extinguished!
Alewyn: But I must needs test it, adventurer! While I produce more, I bid you take this batch to Pearl Lane, to a man there named Landebert. He is trusted by the other refugees.
Alewyn: Persuade this Landebert to take my tonic and give it to his people. I require nothing in exchange—after all, if it is truly effective, it will be a tremendous boon to the advancement of the alchemic arts...and, uh, mankind at large!
Speaking to Landebert
Landebert: Eh? Medicine for the sick?
Landebert: Hah! We're not fools, boy/girl. We know full well what that bastard Alewyn is up to.
Landebert: ...But we'll accept his medicine nonetheless. Look at us—beggars can't be choosers. Might be as it's a mere experiment to him, but to us it's a matter of life and death. If we've got to choose between this bastard's swill and nothing at all, is it really a choice?