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Revision as of 14:13, 12 August 2015
Hogan is the owner of the castle, referred in-game as Hogan's Keep. Hogan is a staff combat expert and is usually seen practicing his moves, when not talking to the visitors.
As hinted in the Stuff to Do panel, becoming friends with Hogan will allow you to visit the basement of the keep and his "guests" (Hint).
Location
- Eltibule
- Hogan's Keep (south castle)
Buys
- Weapons
- Armor
| Favor Level | Money Pool |
|---|---|
| Friends | 15000 |
| Close Friends | 20000 |
Sells
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Small Talk
- Likes Poetry
- Loves Staves Hint
- Likes Raw Fruit Hint
Quests
- Hogan's Request : Get two ancient bronze coins, two giant snail shells (any quality) and a nice piece of poetry (interestingly an Unidentified Poetry Book satisfies the quest requirements).
- Sie's Roadside Assistance : Speak with Sie Antry.
- Preventing a Predictable Problem : Kill 5 Gnasher Matriarchs. Note: as of writing the maps are not always aligned, so when Hogan says "west", the waterfall is actually east of his castle, on the minimap. Gnashers are dinosaur-like creatures.
- Guavas of the Land : Collect 10 Guavas. Hint
Training
- Staff
- Heed the Stick, Heed the Stick 2, Heed the Stick 3
- Headcracker, Headcracker 2, Headcracker 3
- Unarmed
- Mamba Strike, Mamba Strike 2, Mamba Strike 3
- Bruising Blow, Bruising Blow 2, Bruising Blow 3
- Jab 4
- Cheesemaking
- File:Item-icon-butter.png Recipe: Sour Cream
Hang Out
- Practice staff-fighting with Hogan (2h)
- 20 favor with Hogan
- 500 Staff XP
Spoiler text.
