Civic Diplomacy Tutorial: Introduction
Level 1 · Diplomacy · Halgarad · Kojan
Near a house entrance on the main village square.
Objectives
Description
What they say
The parley
Quest Offering Civic Diplomacy is the game of city manipulation. In Civic Diplomacy, you will influence the populations of outposts, towns, and cities to achieve Civic Objectives. Once achieved, these Civic Objectives will benefit everyone in the town in one way or another. In addition to achieving Civic Objectives, your Presence and Prestige will grow, and you will accumulate information that can be traded to Information Brokers for personal rewards. If you wish to learn about Civic Diplomacy, I will teach you. Speak with your trainer regarding the following objectives and return to the trainer to complete the first part of your Civic Diplomacy tutorial.
Recorded by www.vgtact.com.
Notes
Talk to the Trainer again to get the first sub-quest. Civic Diplomacy Tutorial: Information Parley with Soldiers and Crafters to obtain hearsay information. Talk to the Trainer again.
7 recorded disagreements about this quest — level (fandom), level (photographed in game, Steam community screenshot), loc (VGTact's DiploWiki), quest type (fandom, agreed by the in-game quest journal), starts npc (VGTact's DiploWiki), starts npc (fandom), starts zone (mmodb).
Another account
A second source described this quest differently. Both are kept here; neither is a correction of the other.
Objectives as recorded by VGTact's DiploWiki
Objectives as recorded by fandom
Objectives as recorded by photographed in game, Steam community screenshot
Details
- Starts with
- Kev Wematmani
- Starts in
- Halgarad · Hathor Zhi · Leth Nurae
- Location
- 53884, -29903, 34759 in Tursh Village (-27,27)
- Series
- Halgarad Hathor Zhi Leth Nurae
- Previous
- Start Learning about Civic Diplomacy
- Rating
- 6.0
Zones
On the map
- Starts — spot 3, Wayfarer's Embassy, Khal (5440, -58787)
Source
https://www.vgoemulator.net/archive/MMODB%20Vanguard/vg.mmodb.com/quests/civic-diplomacy-tutorial-introduction-414.html