Quests (Dungeon Siege)

For Legends of Aranna quests, see Quests (Legends of Aranna).

The quest system in Dungeon Siege is represented by a series of simple, often linear tasks that cannot be failed. Almost all tasks are given out by various game characters during a dialogue with them. The main quest does not stand out and is a series of the same tasks, passing from act to act.

All tasks are in the journal, their small description and dialogues related to them are also contained there.

The Kingdom of Ehb: Seck Resurgence

Main article: Ehb

Icon	Quest Name	Main/Side
Chapter I - Stonebridge
	Seek Gyorn in Stonebridge	Main Quest
	Clear Edgaar's Basement	Side Quest
Chapter II - Journey to the Overseer
	Deliver Gyorn's Report	Main Quest
	Ordus' Axe	Side Quest
	A Sister's Message	Side Quest
	Clear Glitterdelve Pass	Main Quest
	Rescue Torg	Side Quest
	Report Torg's Findings	Main Quest
Chapter III - The Search for Merik
	Quest for Merik	Main Quest
	Book Return	Side Quest
	Reinforce Fortress Kroth	Main Quest
	Homeless Blacksmith	Side Quest
Chapter IV - The Warding Staff
	Confront the Bandit Boss	Main Quest
	Purify the Temple	Side Quest
	Merik's Staff	Main Quest
Chapter V - An Ancient Evil
	Missing Treasure Hunters	Side Quest
Chapter VI - Unwise Alliance
	Subdue the Droog	Main Quest
Chapter VII - King and Castle
	Journey to Castle Ehb	Main Quest
	Slay the Ancient Dragon of Rathe	Main Quest
	Search for the King	Main Quest
Chapter VIII - The Chamber of Stars
	The Chamber of Stars	Main Quest
Chapter IX - Dungeon Siege
	Vanquish the Seck	Main Quest

The Utraean Peninsula

Main article: Utraean Peninsula

Icon	Quest Name	Type
	The Utraean Circle	Primary Quest
	Travel to Elddim	Secondary Quest
	Hovart's Folly	Side Quest
	Elddim Townstone	Secondary Quest
	Travel to Crystwind	Secondary Quest
	The Diamond Runestone	Secondary Quest
	Crystwind Townstone	Secondary Quest
	Travel to Fallraen	Secondary Quest
	Fallraen Barracks	Side Quest
	Fallraen Townstone	Secondary Quest
	Travel to Meren	Secondary Quest
	Meren Townstone	Secondary Quest
	Travel to Lang	Secondary Quest
	Flooded Sanctuary	Side Quest
	Pit of Despair	Non-Journal Task
	Travel to Quillrabe	Secondary Quest
	Quillrabe Townstone	Secondary Quest
	Travel to Hiroth	Secondary Quest
	Travel to Grescal	Secondary Quest
	Grescal Townstone	Secondary Quest
	Twin Towers & Lost Pyramids	Non-Journal Task
	Trial of Gallus	Non-Journal Task

History

A hundred years prior to Ehb's Seck Resurgence, the Utraean Peninsula has been in a slow decline since the days of the Empire of Stars. With the mysterious disappearance of the Utraeans, their once-proud monuments and cities have fallen into disrepair and the surrounding settlements struggle against unnatural forces to maintain their own existence. Elddim is beset by Krug rampaging through the farmlands and the mines of Crystwind are out of commission, also infested with Krug. Undead have started crawling out of Hiroth's own castle and the small oasis of Grescal has almost dried up. The Legion remnant is now largely stuck to defending the towns and barely has the resources to secure the once safe roads.

Convinced that it will be their salvation, the Utraean Historical Society has called for the reunification of the Townstones in Hiroth in the belief that the ancients once hid away great weapons, magic and resources for dire times such as this. Players fill the role of those Marked with Fire, strange youths who can travel to the Basilicus and even reincarnate under Azunai's protection, who promise to realize the Society's project.

Overview of Peninsula Quests

The primary quest on the peninsula, spanning from the very beginning to the epilogue, is The Utraean Circle. It guides the hero towards the eight towns with the notion in mind to inquire on the situation there, recover the Townstone, and get directions to another town.

• Because the Peninsula map was designed to accommodate players making and leaving games at will, the quests on the peninsula are item-driven. Your progress on the primary quest will be sitting in your inventory from game to game. For instance, as long as your character owns a Signet Ring of the Utraean Protectors, you can talk with the Utraean Society in a game you have just entered, and as long as you have a certain Townstone, you do not need to retrieve it again. When a Townstone is found, the game will spawn a duplicate on-the-spot for each connected client.

• After receiving the signet ring in Elddim, you may run the towns in any order. There are even alternative versions of the "Travel to..." Secondary Quests, which are labeled "Journey to..." instead. These are issued from Hiroth and Grescal if you happen to be lacking one of the lower level Townstones.

• The "Side Quests" not pertinent to the primary quest lead to intense combat and possible treasure.

• The "Non-Journal Tasks" are exactly that, with the locals dropping only the barest leads; they are best-characterized as feats of exploration that will put you extremely far afield from the beaten path between the towns.

Characters

Primary Characters:

• Utraean Priestess Kelti
• Utraean High Priest Kavaren

Major Characters:

• Utraean Priest Sarden
• Utraean Apprentice Flessan
• Utraean Priest Tas
• Utraean Priestess Janeira
• Utraean Priest Ferdl
• Utraean Priestess Kylira

Minor Characters:

• Utraean Priest Lagreth
• Trella Lauron

Antagonists:

• Dragon Queen
• Maljin

Notes

• Speaking to any of the Utraean Priests or Priestesses will initiate the Travel to Elddim quest if they do not currently have the Utraean Signet Ring currently equipped. Simply having it in their inventory is not enough.
  • This may have changed in Legends of Aranna; there, one does not need to wear the ring.
• Utraean Priest Lagreth will always be found dead in the ice caves. Due to him having no health and being surrounded by enemies he will always be killed in one strike. The Townstone is right beside him. Resurrecting him with a spell or scroll results in a grateful priest, but is not required for the quest nor for improving Flessan's reward.
• The Fallraen and Meren Stones do not require the initial quest to be obtained; as they are found in the wilderness, out of possession of civilization or monsters. The other five require their requisite quests to obtain.
• Completion of this quest line is necessary for access to the secret chicken level.

Yesterhaven

Chapter 1: Ice

• The Lost Detachment
• Confront the Snow Queen

Chapter 2: Death

• Defend the Town
• Rescue Maid Gwendolyn
• Confront the Undead Master
• The Chalice of Mourning

Chapter 3: Fire

• Confront the Fire King

Notes

• Originally distributed as a free DLC with an installer.
• World level "Veteran" and "Elite" can be selected, and there are also expansion mods that can be played as a single campaign.
• The original text is Middle of Summer, which means near the summer solstice, and has a different nuance from midsummer in Japanese.
• The conversation window opens, but there is no actual conversation (sentence).
• If you are targeted by an enemy, you will not be able to talk to the maid.
• When you play, you need to rarely drop "Hard leather" with 20 toughness and others.
• The scenery changes without giving or giving the Holy Grail to Dante.