Online:Ruinous Evaluation

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Please add a description for this quest Zone: West Weald Location(s): Nonungalo, Skingrad Reward: Leveled Gold Skingrad Reward Coffer XP Gain: 117,208 ID: 7115 Repeatable: Daily

Commandant Salerius hired me to enter the ruins of Nonungalo and determine the structural stability of the ruin, look for signs of Ayleid hauntings, and locate any dangers. He gave me a journal to record my findings.

Quick Walkthrough

1. Talk to Commandant Salerius

Quest Stages

Ruinous Evaluation
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
	I should enter Nonungalo so I can begin my investigation of the ruins. Objective: Enter Nonungalo
	I should investigate the ruins of Nunungalo for any dangers, hazards, or structural problems the Legion should be aware of. Objective: Investigate Nonungalo Hidden Objective: Investigate Nonungalo
	I investigated Nonungalo as requested and should deliver my findings to Commandant Salerius so I can claim my reward.

Notes

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