Restless Ghosts
Lay to rest the spirits of the lost expedition members.
Four ghosts from the lost expedition haunt Bramblemead Valley and the Whispering Swamp, and they only show between sunset and sunrise. The crumbling well in the ruined village north-west of the Wise Old Man gives you the Amulet of Ghostspeak (it lands in the quest-item tab, not your pack); find the four, then remember them at the Remembrance Shrine by the church.
On the map
1- Well RG, Bramblemead Valley
Steps
2- 1
Search for a purpose for the Amulet of Ghostspeak.
The amulet from the well lets you hear them. The Remembrance Shrine is the big stone vase on a sculpture at the north-west corner of the church you first spawned at; it needs all four names.
- 2
Find the restless spirits and help lay them to rest. They only appear at night.
Warren is in a dilapidated house in the south-west corner of the ruined village. Lazina is in a broken house south-east of the windmill in Temple Woods, on the path. Finn is in a cave south-east of the Wise Old Man behind thorny vines: Windstep up to the lip (5 air runes), then cut the vines with a logging axe (20 Woodcutting) or clear them with Axtral Projection. Kay is in a ruined house in the Whispering Swamp on the Bramblemead border, so bring a few grilled mushrooms for the poison. At the shrine, pick each option to remember all four.
On completion
You helped put to rest the ghosts of some of the less fortunate members of your expedition.
Tips
2Meeting the first ghost already grants the ability to speak to ghosts, which Even More Restless Ghosts in Fellhollow relies on.
The reward pack holds the first volumes of the Cooking, Woodcutting, Artisan and Mining tomes.
Dialogue (56 lines)
Lazina's Spirit: Thank you.
The well contains cold, stagnant water.
Finn's Spirit: Thank you.
Warren's Spirit: Thank you.
Kay's Spirit: Thank you.
This shrine is a place where the dead are remembered. So that they may move on to the afterlife they deserve.
This shrine is a place where the dead are remembered. So that they may move on to the afterlife they deserve.
Lazina's Spirit: Well this didn't work out for me, did it? I made this great stupid journey, leaving Al Kharid behind, because adventure awaited me. Glory and fame.
Restless Spirit: OoooOOooOOoooOOooo
You see something glinting in the bucket. Reaching into the cold water, you pull out a strange looking amulet that's even colder to the touch.
Finn's Spirit: I thought I might be safe here, hidden away from the skies. As the dragon circled over me, I thought "maybe I'll be OK".
Restless Spirit: OoooOOooOOoooOOooo
Warren's Spirit: I never liked goblins, even though Zanik said they deserved our pity, more than hate.
Restless Spirit: OoooOOooOOoooOOooo
Kay's Spirit: I'm impressed it got this far, really, this boat. Because I never sailed it here.
Restless Spirit: OoooOOooOOoooOOooo
Lazina's Spirit: Then a great bloody dragon messed everything up.
[You'll need to find some way to understand what they're saying.]
Finn's Spirit: I wasn't. Shocker.
[You'll need to find some way to understand what they're saying.]
Warren's Spirit: She was wrong, of course. They killed me. So I should hate them.
[You'll need to find some way to understand what they're saying.]
Kay's Spirit: I tried to row out by the lake near the temple, when that dragon whacked me with his tail. What had I ever done to him?
[You'll need to find some way to understand what they're saying.]
Who will you remember?
Lazina's Spirit: Dead within moments. Barely a day in this land. I never did have the best luck.
Finn's Spirit: He knew of this place, that dragon. Poked his great scaley head through the entrance and grinned at me as he slowly drew in a breath. I watched my life unfold before me, until the poison put it all to an end. I wish I'd found that shield.
Warren's Spirit: I came to rebuild a farmstead. Now I'll serve as nothing but compost. Gran would be so upset with me.
Kay's Spirit: Hurtling through the air, knowing everything was over. All I could think about was how I'd missed breakfast. Most important meal of the day, and I forgot it on my last one.
Lazina's Spirit: Remember me, adventurer. I was Lazina, blade for hire and swordmaster supreme. Say a prayer for me, so that the gods will look on me fondly.
Finn's Spirit: Remember me, adventurer. Say a farewell to Finn, won't you? Tell ma I'm sorry, and tell my stepda he's an arse.
Warren's Spirit: Remember me, adventurer. Help my spirit rest. Warren was my name, don't let it be forgotten.
Kay's Spirit: Names Kay, adventurer. Remember me, won't you? Give me a proper goodbye.
The dead do not yet feel fully at peace. There may be more out that need help moving on.
The lost, the dead and the once forgotten, are finally laid to rest. A gentle peace washes over you and you are left with a gift from the dead.
Lazina's Spirit: Once it was homes, standing together. Now, nothing but ruins, falling apart. The last surviving memories trampled beneath angry hooves. Find the name of the forgotten, set him free.
Lazina's Spirit: My brother lies buried in darkness, beneath a southern point rising high in the sky. Find his name, set him free.
Lazina's Spirit: Choking on swamp gas. Ruined timber, mouldy and splintered. Sinking moment by moment into bitter, bleak, mud. Find the name of the buried, set them free.
Lazina's Spirit: Names to be remembered. Prayers for the dead. Whisper our memories at the place by the temple, so that we might finally rest.
Finn's Spirit: Once it was homes, standing together. Now, nothing but ruins, falling apart. The last surviving memories trampled beneath angry hooves. Find the name of the forgotten, set him free.
Finn's Spirit: Blades that once whirled like a tornado, now lay still among crumbled stone. Find the lost who dwells there, set her free.
Finn's Spirit: Choking on swamp gas. Ruined timber, mouldy and splintered. Sinking moment by moment into bitter, bleak, mud. Find the name of the buried, set them free.
Finn's Spirit: Names to be remembered. Prayers for the dead. Whisper our memories at the place by the temple, so that we might finally rest.
Warren's Spirit: Blades that once whirled like a tornado, now lay still among crumbled stone. Find the lost who dwells there, set her free.
Warren's Spirit: My brother lies buried in darkness, beneath a southern point rising high in the sky. Find his name, set him free.
Warren's Spirit: Choking on swamp gas. Ruined timber, mouldy and splintered. Sinking moment by moment into bitter, bleak, mud. Find the name of the buried, set them free.
Warren's Spirit: Names to be remembered. Prayers for the dead. Whisper our memories at the place by the temple, so that we might finally rest.
Kay's Spirit: Once it was homes, standing together. Now, nothing but ruins, falling apart. The last surviving memories trampled beneath angry hooves. Find the name of the forgotten, set him free.
Kay's Spirit: Blades that once whirled like a tornado, now lay still among crumbled stone. Find the lost who dwells there, set her free.
Kay's Spirit: My brother lies buried in darkness, beneath a southern point rising high in the sky. Find his name, set him free.
Kay's Spirit: Names to be remembered. Prayers for the dead. Whisper our memories at the place by the temple, so that we might finally rest.
The wind smells briefly of grass and soil. A contented feeling fills your heart.
You hear the sound of laughter and the clash of blade against blade. You cannot help but smile.
You hear the sound of children playing and a woman laughing with them.
You smell sausages, bacon and the sizzling of eggs on the pan. Your stomach rumbles in response.
You do not have the space to receive your reward. You will need to make room in your backpack.