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All You Wanted to Know about Odin

Quest giver: Simmie
Location: South Shroud (X:25.6, Y:21.0)
Level: 46

Required items: 1 Odin Report
Experience: 6,325
Gil: 1,694
Previous quest: The Dark Divinity
Next quest: Fear and Odin in the Shroud
Patch: 2.0
Links: EDB GT

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Simmie would entrust you with a delivery.

— In-game description

Rewards

Choose one of the following options:

Walkthrough

This questline eventually unlocks the trial version of Odin: Urth's Fount. While Urth's Fount is not tagged as (Extreme) it has difficulty on par with one and as such is not in any roulette but Mentor.

Steps

Deliver the Odin report to Urianger.

Journal

Simmie would entrust you with a delivery.

With your aid, Simmie has completed her report on the ghostly horseman sighted in the Shroud─now identified as the primal Odin. Return to the Waking Sands and deliver a copy of the report to Urianger.

After perusing the report, Urianger shares with you his misgivings about the historical accuracy of the scriptures. Casting light upon the events of ages past is a tall task, indeed.

Dialogue

Accepting the Quest

Simmie: Your assistance in the investigation has proven invaluable, adventurer. You have our thanks.
Simmie: With your aid, I have finally managed to complete my report─a thorough survey of all eyewitness reports, along with the most credible theories regarding the Dark Divinity's presence in the Shroud.
Simmie: I intend to deliver copies of the report to Brother O–App–Pesi and Bowlord Lewin myself.
Simmie: The Scions, too, will no doubt be eager to learn of our findings. I would be most appreciative if you could deliver a copy to Urianger in my stead.
Simmie: My duties demand that I remain composed, but in all truth, I fear for the fate of our people. Should the time come that the Dark Divinity draws his blade against Gridania, promise me that we can count on your aid.
(Optional)
Simmie: Happenings at Takers' Rot and Redbelly Hive, the latest rumors concerning Urth's Fount...Why, if I have to write another report, my arm is going to fall clear off!

Delivering the Odin report to Urianger

Urianger: [Forename], I am most heartened by thy safe return. Wert thou able to cast light on the shadows that haunt the Shroud?
<Hand Over Odin Report>
Urianger: ...So it is true. Having awakened from nigh-eternal slumber, the Dark Divinity now rides free in the Shroud.
Urianger: Whilst you were afield, I immersed myself in the scriptures. The more I scoured the words, the more I did realize that the writings draw heavily upon Allagan historical chronicles.
Urianger: History is quite a fascinating beast, is it not? One nation's glory is another's suffering─one nation's great hero, another's most abhorrent villain.
Urianger: I mean not to speak in platitudes, only to say that there is never but a single side to any story─even a story that is presented as historical fact.
Urianger: To what end did the great hero of Allag seal Odin in a gaol of crystal? What impels the Dark Divinity to ride once again? Cast thine light on the shadows of history, friend, that we might be delivered from the darkness.

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 ==Dialogue==
-  Simmie: Your assistance in the investigation has proven invaluable, adventurer. You have our thanks.
+===Accepting the Quest===
-  Simmie: With your aid, I have finally managed to complete my report─a thorough survey of all eyewitness reports, along with the most credible theories regarding the Dark Divinity's presence in the Shroud.
+  '''Simmie:''' Your assistance in the investigation has proven invaluable, adventurer. You have our thanks.
-  Simmie: I intend to deliver copies of the report to Brother O–App–Pesi and Bowlord Lewin myself.
+  '''Simmie:''' With your aid, I have finally managed to complete my report─a thorough survey of all eyewitness reports, along with the most credible theories regarding the Dark Divinity's presence in the Shroud.
-  Simmie: The Scions, too, will no doubt be eager to learn of our findings. I would be most appreciative if you could deliver a copy to Urianger in my stead.
+  '''Simmie:''' I intend to deliver copies of the report to Brother O–App–Pesi and Bowlord Lewin myself.
-  Simmie: My duties demand that I remain composed, but in all truth, I fear for the fate of our people. Should the time come that the Dark Divinity draws his blade against Gridania, promise me that we can count on your aid.
+  '''Simmie:''' The Scions, too, will no doubt be eager to learn of our findings. I would be most appreciative if you could deliver a copy to Urianger in my stead.
+  '''Simmie:''' My duties demand that I remain composed, but in all truth, I fear for the fate of our people. Should the time come that the Dark Divinity draws his blade against Gridania, promise me that we can count on your aid.
+ '''(Optional)'''
+ '''Simmie:''' Happenings at Takers' Rot and Redbelly Hive, the latest rumors concerning Urth's Fount...Why, if I have to write another report, my arm is going to fall clear off!
-  Urianger: [Forename], I am most heartened by thy safe return. Wert thou able to cast light on the shadows that haunt the Shroud?
+===Delivering the Odin report to Urianger===
-  Urianger: ...So it is true. Having awakened from nigh-eternal slumber, the Dark Divinity now rides free in the Shroud.
+  '''Urianger:''' [Forename], I am most heartened by thy safe return. Wert thou able to cast light on the shadows that haunt the Shroud?
-  Urianger: Whilst you were afield, I immersed myself in the scriptures. The more I scoured the words, the more I did realize that the writings draw heavily upon Allagan historical chronicles.
+  '''<Hand Over Odin Report>'''
-  Urianger: History is quite a fascinating beast, is it not? One nation's glory is another's suffering─one nation's great hero, another's most abhorrent villain.
+ '''Urianger:''' ...So it is true. Having awakened from nigh-eternal slumber, the Dark Divinity now rides free in the Shroud.
-  Urianger: I mean not to speak in platitudes, only to say that there is never but a single side to any story─even a story that is presented as historical fact.
+  '''Urianger:''' Whilst you were afield, I immersed myself in the scriptures. The more I scoured the words, the more I did realize that the writings draw heavily upon Allagan historical chronicles.
-  Urianger: To what end did the great hero of Allag seal Odin in a gaol of crystal? What impels the Dark Divinity to ride once again? Cast thine light on the shadows of history, friend, that we might be delivered from the darkness.
+  '''Urianger:''' History is quite a fascinating beast, is it not? One nation's glory is another's suffering─one nation's great hero, another's most abhorrent villain.
+  '''Urianger:''' I mean not to speak in platitudes, only to say that there is never but a single side to any story─even a story that is presented as historical fact.
+  '''Urianger:''' To what end did the great hero of Allag seal Odin in a gaol of crystal? What impels the Dark Divinity to ride once again? Cast thine light on the shadows of history, friend, that we might be delivered from the darkness.