A Ship on His Shoulder
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A Ship on His Shoulder
- Quest giver
- Anfrigg
- Location
- Eulmore (X:12.1, Y:9.7)
- Quest line
Kholusian Sidequests
┗ Eulmore Sidequests- Level
- 70
- Requirements
- Custom Delivery level 5 with Kai-Shirr
- Experience
54,000- Gil
533- Previous quest
- Commercially Flyable
- Patch
- 5.1
- Links
- EDB GT TC
Anfrigg may be tempted to put down his cocktail shaker for a change if you were to engage him in conversation.
— In-game description
Rewards
- Unlocks
Walkthrough
This quest enables airship travel between Eulmore (Lereberd) and The Crystarium (Aspiring Amaro Tamer). Traveling in this way does not cost any
gil.
Steps
- Speak with Lereberd.
Journal
- Anfrigg may be tempted to put down his cocktail shaker for a change if you were to engage him in conversation.
Dialogue
Accepting the quest
I'm glad you saved me the trouble of tracking you down. There's a bit of news I've been asked to share with you.
One of the refitted airships is about to embark on the very first commercial flight to the Crystarium, and you've been invited to join them as a passenger of honor!
Considering everything you contributed to the cause, it's only fitting. When you're ready to board, speak with Lereberd, that gaudily dressed twit over by the Xylem Lift. Be warned, though, he usually has an expression so sour he could curdle milk at twenty paces.
Optional dialogue
The Xylem Lift's normally manned by a bloke who looks like he stole his mum's curtains and made a coat out of them. Lereberd's his name, and a more odious bastard you're never likely to meet.
Speak with Lereberd
Why it was decided that you all be given lifetime passes for whatever shoddy work was performed is beyond me. Not that it is any concern of mine, of course. Riffraff is riffraff.
<sigh> I am duty-bound to inform you that all passengers are to be guided from here to the uppermost level of Eulmore where the airship landing is situated. Only those granted permission to board may pass beyond this point.
Alas, the powers that be have neglected to provide me with a proper reception area, and I am relegated to standing upright for bells on end like some wretched footman. <sigh> If you are quite done boring me, your airship awaits. Sir/Madam.