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1) Max faction for both toons 2) Paladin turns in sealed note to Bro Hayle and gets a opened note back 3) Rogue turns in hilt 4) Paladin turns in the returned note, your testimony, and the brilliant sword of faith 5) Accept server wide congrats on your soulfire Granted, it is probably easier for you simply to get a hilt on the paladin than it is to faction your rogue, but it doesnt hurt to have that rogue factioned either as he may want a soulfire himself for the clicky CH's in the future. BPs are laying around in half the server population's bags ready for MQ. If you're ready for it ask around a little.
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Fingon, 60 Druid, <Taken>
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Last edited by williestargell; 08-12-2015 at 03:03 PM..
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They do the rest of the quest, meet you in Splitpaw, and do the turnin. If you are not buying the MQ but MQing it yourself for an alt then yes it doesn't matter who has the hilt as long as the paladin has an item he can turn in last to receive the Soulfire. However, as was pointed out this is twice as much faction work as your main and paladin alt both need max faction. I found the 2k price tag for a Soulfire MQ 100% worth it. And killing Xicotl for a paladin alt should be cake. On a side note related to the initial post, the Soulfire is crap. It just looks cool. I personally used Sword of Morning + Shield until I got my Avenger. | |||
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