
Quest
Official episode, levels 36-200
Pandger's Cookies and the Elder of Comodo is an official episode chain for levels 36-200 in 12 steps. It starts at Tourist.
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The lost tourist: Find the lost Tourist in Alberta (alberta, 43,244). You need job level 36. When he asks where he is, answer 'This is Alberta.' Telling him he is in Al De Baran and then pointing to the clock tower only makes him distrust you.
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The tourist is sulking: You were cold to him and he calls you mean. Keep talking to him in Alberta (alberta, 43,244); about one visit in eight he forgives you. Telling him he is in Al De Baran and then pointing to the clock tower only makes him distrust you.
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Pandger's girlfriend: Talk to the Tourist again. Ask either of the first two questions (the third gets you nowhere), then offer help: 'Do you want me to help you?'. His name is Pandger Mayer; he wants well baked cookies for his girlfriend. Say 'Well, good luck with everything.' and he sulks, sending you back to the first step.
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Meat for a hungry man: Bring Meat to Pandger (alberta, 43,244). The amount changes every time you talk to him: 10, 20 or 40. Bring exactly what he asks for. Too little and too much are both refused; ask again for a new number. He also eats any Well-baked Cookies you carry, so leave those in storage first.
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Twenty cookies: Bring 20 Well-baked Cookies to Pandger (alberta, 43,244).
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Pandger's thanks: Talk to Pandger once more. He thanks you, tells you his name and gives you a Cutter. He sends you to his friend Jacob in Morocc ruins. You need about 500 weight free to take the Cutter. Reward: Cutter.
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Jacob in the ruins: Find Jacob and his son Tommy in the Morocc ruins (moc_ruins, 105,62). When Jacob asks what you want, type exactly: Pandger Mayer introduced you
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A No Recipient for Tommy: Bring 1 No Recipient to Jacob (moc_ruins, 105,62). When his son Tommy asks whether Dad can catch aMunak with it, say 'Yes.' (or '...not sure.' and then 'Yes, we can.'). Telling Tommy 'No, never' or 'No, we can't.' costs you the No Recipient and almost always ends the quest.
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Jacob will not talk to you: You told Tommy his father could not catch a Munak. The boy hates his father and Jacob refuses to speak to you; on rare visits (about one in a thousand) he gives you another chance to bring a No Recipient. Telling Tommy 'No, never' or 'No, we can't.' costs you the No Recipient and almost always ends the quest.
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Jacob's story: Talk to Jacob again. He tells you about his own childhood; Tommy interrupts and has to apologise.
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The sage of Comodo: Keep talking to Jacob (moc_ruins, 105,62). Only about one visit in eleven he finally tells you to go to Elder Creek in Comodo. You will hear other bits of fatherly advice until it clicks.
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The Elder and the riddle: Find Elder Creek in Comodo (comodo, 68,195). Say 'I seek fortune!' and answer his riddle with 'Too much of a good thing can be bad.' The advice route and the wrong answers do not lead on. Only 'I seek fortune!' followed by the right answer does.
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The Elder is angry: A wrong answer made him send you away. He relents about one visit in a thousand. The advice route and the wrong answers do not lead on. Only 'I seek fortune!' followed by the right answer does.
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The Elder: second chance: You chose wisdom and only got advice. About one visit in thirty he says there is more to talk about and lets you try the riddle again. The advice route and the wrong answers do not lead on. Only 'I seek fortune!' followed by the right answer does.
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The Elder's price: Talk to Elder Creek again. He names what he wants: 10 Brigan, 15 Clam Shell, 10 Crab Shell and 50 Cyfar.
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Shells for the grandson: Bring 10 Brigan, 15 Clam Shell, 10 Crab Shell and 50 Cyfar to Elder Creek (comodo, 68,195). He gives you an Old Blue Box and mentions his grandson. Afterwards he still gives life advice on request. Choosing 'Give me items, old man.' angers him and warps you out of town. Reward: Old Blue Box.
Rewards
| Step | Reward |
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| 5. Pandger's thanks | Cutter |
| 12. Shells for the grandson | Old Blue Box |