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{{Quest infobox
{{Quest
| title = What Poor People Think
| QuestGiver = [[Isembard]] - [[Eastern Thanalan]] (x13, y23)
| description = [[Isembard]] aims to turn his investigation to the commonfolk.
| Requirements = Level 18
| quest-giver = Isembard
| Items =  
| location = Eastern Thanalan
| Exp = 3780
| location-x = 13
| Gil = 209
| location-y = 23
| Reward =  
| type = main scenario
| OptReward =  
| quest-line = Seventh Umbral Era
| PrevQuest = [[Unsolved Mystery]]
| level = 18
| NextQuest = [[A Proper Burial]]
| exp = 7,560
| gil = 209
| req-items = 1 Isembard's Notes
| prev-quest = Unsolved Mystery
| next-quest = A Proper Burial
| patch = 2.0
| release = A Realm Reborn
}}
}}
==Walkthrough==
1. Speak with [[Isembard]] at Camp Drybone (13,23).
2. Deliver Isembard's note to [[Ungust]] inside Camp Drybone.
3. Speak with the commonfolk in Camp Drybone.
4. Return to [[Ungust]].
5. Report to [[Isembard]].
==Steps==
==Steps==
*Deliver [[Isembard's note]] to [[Ungust]].
*Deliver [[Isembard's Notes|Isembard's note]] to [[Ungust]].


*Speak with the commonfolk.  
*Speak with the commonfolk. 0/3


*Speak with [[Ungust]].
*Speak with [[Ungust]].
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==Journal==
==Journal==
*Isembard aims to turn his investigation to the commonfolk.
*[[Isembard]] has told you of someone who knows the most about the commonfolk and their ways. Seek out [[Ungust]] and show him [[Isembard's Notes|the note]] Isembard has given you.
 
*Isembard has told you of someone who knows the most about the commonfolk and their ways. Seek out Ungust and show him the note Isembard has given you.


*Ungust tells you that the commonfolk are as vigilant a folk as any, and more than most. Speak with them yourself to see if he speaks the truth.
*Ungust tells you that the commonfolk are as vigilant a folk as any, and more than most. Speak with them yourself to see if he speaks the truth.
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*In their terror, the commonfolk tell you little of use. Go speak with Ungust once more.
*In their terror, the commonfolk tell you little of use. Go speak with Ungust once more.


*Ungust seems unconcerned about the growing list of missing people around Drybone. Report back to Isembard to see if he has any ideas on how to proceed.
*Ungust seems unconcerned about the growing list of missing people around [[Drybone]]. Report back to Isembard to see if he has any ideas on how to proceed.


*Isembard believes that perhaps the people are holding their tongues because they have come to trust only in their gods.
*Isembard believes that perhaps the people are holding their tongues because they have come to trust only in their gods.
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Revision as of 19:03, 24 April 2018

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What Poor People Think

Quest giver
Isembard
Location
Eastern Thanalan (X:13, Y:23)
Quest line
Seventh Umbral Era
Level
18
Required items
1 20px  Isembard's Notes
Experience
Experience 7,560
Gil
Gil 209
Previous quest
Main Scenario QuestUnsolved Mystery
Next quest
Main Scenario QuestA Proper Burial
Patch
2.0

Isembard aims to turn his investigation to the commonfolk.

— In-game description

Steps

  • Speak with the commonfolk. 0/3

Journal

  • Isembard has told you of someone who knows the most about the commonfolk and their ways. Seek out Ungust and show him the note Isembard has given you.
  • Ungust tells you that the commonfolk are as vigilant a folk as any, and more than most. Speak with them yourself to see if he speaks the truth.
  • In their terror, the commonfolk tell you little of use. Go speak with Ungust once more.
  • Ungust seems unconcerned about the growing list of missing people around Drybone. Report back to Isembard to see if he has any ideas on how to proceed.
  • Isembard believes that perhaps the people are holding their tongues because they have come to trust only in their gods.