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'''Some Other Normal Thing''' is a Tamer quest started by [[NPC:Bernhardt|Bernhardt]]. | '''Some Other Normal Thing''' is a Tamer quest started by [[NPC:Bernhardt|Bernhardt]]. | ||
{{Hatnote|Part of [[Quest Chains/Tamer Hall quests|Tamer Hall quests]] and [[Quest Chains/Where Are the Real Ingredients|Where Are the Real Ingredients]]: see every quest in order.}} | |||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:10, 3 November 2026
Some Other Normal Thing
| Level | 185+ |
|---|---|
| Class | Tamer, Wrangler, Packmaster, Wild Sovereign |
| Area | Tamer |
| Start | Bernhardt |
| End | Bernhardt |
| Rewards | 1,100,000 EXP 102,700 Vesos Power Elixir ×25 |
| ID | 9884 |
Some Other Normal Thing is a Tamer quest started by Bernhardt.
Part of Tamer Hall quests and Where Are the Real Ingredients: see every quest in order.
Requirements
- Finish Is Nita Looking This Way
Objectives
- Go to Forest of Laments 1
- Bind a Burning Solitude
Dialogue
- Offer
- Want to borrow a cup of sugar? No? How about some other normal thing? I'm a very normal neighbor....You're the Tamer with the Sigil. You helped Cliff, who is NOT watching anyone. I'm not watching anyone either.
Gotta keep an eye on her... No one. Gotta keep an eye on no one! But someone keeping an eye on no one would like to know what comes in from the Forest of Laments 1 at night. Something burns out there. People say it's the Burning Solitudes. They come right up to the edge of the streets.
Could you bind one and bring it here? Then I'll know what I'm not watching for. Normally. Will you do it? - In progress
- Did you bind a Burning Solitude in the Forest of Laments 1 yet? Just asking. Normally.
- Completion
- (Your Burning Solitude burns low and quiet beside Bernhardt. He studies it with a very normal amount of interest.)
So that's what comes to the edge of the streets. Hm. It isn't hunting anything. It's lonely, and it comes for the lights....I'll keep an eye on it. On no one, I mean. Thank you, Tamer. That was very normal of you.