Online:Lost Bet

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Help a ghost settle an ongoing wager. Zone: Auridon Quest Giver: Altmeri Relic Location(s): Bewan, Vulkhel Guard Reward: Spellforged Buckle Low Leveled Gold XP Gain: Low

The ancient relic

I've found a strange glowing artifact from the age of the Altmeri deep within the ruins of Bewan.

Quick Walkthrough

1. Activate the Altmeri Relic.
2. Talk to Beddi Alielle.
3. Talk to Angrel in Vulkhel Guard.

Detailed Walkthrough

When you walk into the ruins of Bewan, you'll see a ghost of a woman telling you to follow her. All you need to do is to follow the ghost through the dungeon, occasionally fighting Sea Vipers. The ghost will lead you to an ancient relic, which starts the quest when you interact with it. The ghost will ask you to take the relic to Vulkhel Guard. Once there, you need to get to the Mages Guild guildhall, where you are to find a wood elf called Angrel. Speak to Angrel and she'll give you your reward.

Quest Stages

Lost Bet
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
	When I picked up the relic, a ghost appeared and called to me. I should speak with her. Objective: Talk to the Ghost
	I should seek out and speak to Angrel, the ghost's friend in Vulkhel Guard. Objective: Talk to Angrel in Vulkhel Guard
Finishes quest	I should speak to Angrel one more time. Objective: Talk to Angrel in Vulkhel Guard

Notes

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