Hopespear currently resides in the temple under the Plain of Mud on which the battle was fought, an invisible ghost much like those cursed by Zaros in the Second Age. He can only be seen with the ring of visibility equipped, and can only be spoken to with the aid of a ghostspeak amulet; both these requirements can be negated with the passive rewards obtained from Sliske, and the Morytania Tasks respectively. He can be found in the tomb that holds the former high priests of the temple, access of which can only be attained after completing a large part of the Land of the Goblins quest. After the quest he will present the player with the Hopespear's Will miniquest if talked to.
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| - Hopespear currently resides in the temple under the Plain of Mud on which the battle was fought, an invisible ghost much like those cursed by Zaros in the Second Age. He can only be seen with the ring of visibility equipped, and can only be spoken to with the aid of a ghostspeak amulet; both these requirements can be negated with the passive rewards obtained from Sliske, and the Morytania Tasks respectively. He can be found in the tomb that holds the former high priests of the temple, access of which can only be attained after completing a large part of the Land of the Goblins quest. After the quest he will present the player with the Hopespear's Will miniquest if talked to.
- Hopespear currently resides in the temple under the Plain of Mud on which the battle was fought, an invisible ghost much like those cursed by Zaros in the Second Age. He can only be seen with the Ring of Visibility equipped, and can only be spoken to with the aid of a Ghostspeak Amulet; both these requirements can be negated with the passive rewards obtained from Sliske, and the Morytania Tasks respectively. He can be found in the tomb that holds the former high priests of the temple, access of which can only be attained after completing a large part of the Land of the Goblins quest. After the quest he will present the player with the Hopespear's Will miniquest if talked to.
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| - Hopespear currently resides in the temple under the Plain of Mud on which the battle was fought, an invisible ghost much like those cursed by Zaros in the Second Age. He can only be seen with the ring of visibility equipped, and can only be spoken to with the aid of a ghostspeak amulet; both these requirements can be negated with the passive rewards obtained from Sliske, and the Morytania Tasks respectively. He can be found in the tomb that holds the former high priests of the temple, access of which can only be attained after completing a large part of the Land of the Goblins quest. After the quest he will present the player with the Hopespear's Will miniquest if talked to.
- Hopespear currently resides in the temple under the Plain of Mud on which the battle was fought, an invisible ghost much like those cursed by Zaros in the Second Age. He can only be seen with the Ring of Visibility equipped, and can only be spoken to with the aid of a Ghostspeak Amulet; both these requirements can be negated with the passive rewards obtained from Sliske, and the Morytania Tasks respectively. He can be found in the tomb that holds the former high priests of the temple, access of which can only be attained after completing a large part of the Land of the Goblins quest. After the quest he will present the player with the Hopespear's Will miniquest if talked to.
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