First Greeting with Dark Lord
- EXP
- 5,850
- Mesos
- 1,023
- Items
- 1
- Steps
- 1
Before you start
- Repeats
- Daily. Offered from the Citizenship Kerning City Daily pool: 1 quest offered each day. This one leaves the pool after you finish it once.
- Level to turn in
- Level 32 or higher. You can start it earlier, from level 12.
- Citizenship
- Kerning City citizenship, grade 5 or higher
From the game files, not tested in Classic World.
What to do
- 1
Bring it to Dark Lord
How to complete
- 1Accept the quest from Community BoardCommunity BoardIn Kerning City · Victoria RoadFrom Perion → West Street Corner of Perion → West Rocky Mountain I → West Domain of Perion → Construction Site North of Kerning City → … (1 more) → Kerning City (6 maps)
- Level 12 or higher.
- 2
- 5,850 EXP
- 1,023 mesos
- Kerning City Contribution: 100 at grade 1, plus 25 for each grade above
Skill EXP, Contribution, and gender or Beginner limits are from the game files, not tested in Classic World.
- Unlocks Asking After Dark Lord
- Before
- It looks like Roxy, the City Clerk, is looking for someone to help with her work. Let's go check out Community Board in front of Kerning City Civic Center.
- In progress
- Roxy, the City Clerk, asked me to go say hello to Dark Lord, the hidden leader of the city. I'm a bit scared to say hello to Dark Lord for the first time.\r
Only characters at Level 32 or higher can complete this quest. - Completed
- I was able to say hello to Dark Lord, the hidden leader of Kerning City, for the first time. I felt completely overwhelmed by his presence.
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