Requirements
Level 10 Construction
Level 10 Farming
Level 10 Hunter
Level 11 Thieving
Items needed: Watering can (1), one bucket of compost, hammer, saw, 2 nails, and 2 planks of any kind.
Start: North-west of Falador
To start the quest speak with Lakki the delivery dwarf. He will tell you that he's lost a crate he was asked to deliver. Agree to help and head down the road back to Falador.
You'll find yourself surrounded by bushes. Search them until you find a crate
Go find Drorkar and you'll see a short cut-scene of baby dragons powering the machine. Drorkar will tell you to deliver this letter to Brother Bordiss at the monastery
Give him the letter and he will break his vow of silence to show his anger. Shortly after you'll see another Brother's roses die. Ask him if you can help.
Once you water it a very short cut-scene starts showing Professor Arblenap falling from the sky.
Brother Althric suggests you go speak to him on Ice Mountain.
After climbing the mountain he'll ask you to catch 4 baby icefiends with his net.
After you catch them give him the 4 icefiends and you'll see another short cutscene of an avalanche. Head to the oracle to see what happened.
She asks you to fix her tent which is at the bottom of the mountain.
Grab your 2 nails, 2 planks, hammer, and saw and head back to fix her tent.
Fix her tent and she'll see global warming if the machine isn't shut down or changed.
Go back to the dragon powered machine to try to shut it down.
He'll tell you to ask Nurmof to shut it down. So head to the dwarven mines...
Nurmof will tell you to ask Brother Bordiss where his plans are. Head back to the monastery and ask him about it. Bordiss will tell you he lost the key while having a drink with Drorkar.
Go and steal the key from Drorkar and head to the mining shop!
Run back to Nurmof with the plans. You'll see a short cut-scene and...
Didn't this feel a bit like One Small Favour? :p*sorry if it's a bit confusing. didn't have time to sort through it. If someone could cut out the reward scroll that would be great.
