Sabotage: A Simple Prank

Category	Betrayal
Level	100 (Scales)
Sharable	No
Difficulty	Solo
Repeatable	Infinitely

Related Zone:
The Commonlands

Faction Changes:
The City of Qeynos: +1000 The City of Freeport: -1000 The City of Neriak: -1000

Name	Type	Low Level	High Level	Expansion
The Commonlands	Outdoor	8	25

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Faction	Amount	Restrictions
The City of Qeynos	+1000
The City of Freeport	-1000
The City of Neriak	-1000

This is a sabotage quest given by Gil McMartin at -923, -48, 14 in The Commonlands.

Gil wants you to destroy some signposts to annoy Freeport. These can spawn randomly on any of the roads leading to and from The Crossroads. Reported locations are as follows:

-570.17, -48.35, -588.72
-224.03, -47.36, -615.48
158.74, -46.60, -667.81
216.45, -47.43, -602.53
194.13, -47.33, -276.38

Return to Gil McMartin once you have completed the quest.

ZAM would like to thank *Kain* for some of the information in this article.

ZAM would like to thank Kain for some of the information in this article.

Qeynos Betrayal and Citizenship
Quest Series
Commonlands Sabotage

Other Resources:	EQ2i	Human-Readable Link: http://eq2.zam.com/wiki/EQ2_Quest:Sabotage:_A_Simple_Prank

Categories: EverQuest II | EQ2 Quests

This page last modified 2010-07-14 15:10:56.

Gil McMartin confided in me what is next required to weaken the resolve of the citizens of Freeport: I must confuse the wretched refugees by defacing and destroying the signposts that direct their travel through the Commonlands.

Stage 1

I should serve the Queen by defacing road markers within the Commonlands.

Start:	I must destroy the road markers.
Complete:	I destroyed the road markers.

I served the Queen by defacing road markers.

Stage 2

I must return to Gil McMartin and inform him of my noble deeds.

Start:	I should return to Gil McMartin.
Complete:	I returned to Gil McMartin.

Gil McMartin was delighted to hear of how I had brought glory to Qeynos.

Gil McMartin was delighted to learn of my noble deeds, intended to diminish the will of the inhabitants of Freeport.