Mona Lisa Smile
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Mona Lisa Smile
- Quest giver
- Etgar
- Location
- Eastern La Noscea (X:20, Y:20)
- Quest line
Lominsan Sidequests
┗ La Noscean Sidequests- Level
- 33
- Experience
3,570- Gil
1,461- Previous quest
Raptor 'round Your Little Finger- Next quest
- Anise, Chocolate, and a Hint of Toad
- Patch
- 2.0
- Links
- EDB GT TC
Etgar seems to be in a state of some excitement this fine evening.
— In-game description
Steps
- Speak with the miniaturist.
- Report to Etgar
Journal
- Etgar seems to be in a state of some excitement this fine evening.
- Master Byrglaent has hired a miniaturist. Go and meet him at the Raincatcher Gully docks so the vintner may sit for a portrait.
- Tell Etgar that the painter is on his way to Wineport.
- Master Byrglaent is clearly a man of great charisma, worthy of Etgar's infatuation. Restrain your envy.
Dialogue
Accepting the quest
The étiquettes─pardon me, wine labels to laymen such as yourself─used by our winery always bear the noble countenance of Master Byrglaent himself.
As such, our esteemed vintian has invited a famed Ul'dahn miniaturist─oh, very well known, probably the most famous miniaturist in all the land─to fashion a label truly worthy of a classic vintage. And he is due to arrive today.
I beg you, won't you go down to the Raincatcher Gully docks and meet him? I fear he will be quite mobbed by admirers, and I'd not have him molested, at least until the portrait is done!
Speak with the Ul'dahn artist
Yes, I'm the miniaturist. Pardon me if I do not give you my name─I travel incognito, such is my fame. Ah, Master Byrglaent awaits? I will fly to him forthwith!
We have much to discuss, the master and I. Our artistic differences are many and sundry, yet...yet I cannot resist returning for another étiquette. He is a model in a thousand, that one.
Report to Etgar
Our expert in étiquettes has just been by! Simply marvelous! I shall order the chilled white taken to his quarters at once.
Ah, how sweet it is to have the miniaturist here again! It has been full five years, for the Calamity stripped our vines. Our first bottling in half a decade, and oh, to see the master's beatific visage captured again!
