 Flavorable Offering | |
|---|---|
| Start | Loroja |
| End | Loroja |
| Level | 30-60 |
| Category | Stormsong Valley |
| Experience | 16,450 |
| Reputation |
+75 Storm's Wake +75 Tortollan Seekers |
| Rewards |
23 40 |
| Previous |
 [30-60] Cave of Ai'twen |
| Next |
[30-60] I Like Turtles |
Objectives[]
Gather 50 Seaweed.
[Seaweed] (50)
Description[]
Ai'twen saved many Tortollans during the great purge of the Inky Grotto. He rests here in this tranquil bubble as a reward for his service. To entice him back to our world we'll need a flavorful offering.
The seaweed that grows outside is Ai'twen's favorite meal. Its salty flavor will surely coax Ai'twen to leave the bubble for our world. Gather it from the creatures outside this cave, and where it grows wild on the reef.
Rewards[]
You will receive:
- 23 40
- 16,450 XP
- +75 reputation with Storm's Wake
- +75 reputation with Tortollan Seekers
Progress[]
Search for the Seaweed outside and on Makrura Brineshells[sic]
Completion[]
An excellent offering. Let us watch now, and see if this will suffice.
Notes[]
Pick up [30-60] Response Required before heading out.
Lithia's on the beach just north of Loroja's position.
While gathering Seaweed, be on the lookout for a 
[Bot Buster Bomb] in the water, which starts [30-60] Explosive Situation.
On the surface at the northeast end of the quest area is Slickspill, a rare oil elemental that drops the 
[Living Oil Canister].
Progression[]
Optional breadcrumbs: (Deadwash) 
[30-60] A Turtle's Invitation & (Fort Daelin) [30-60] An Illegible Scroll
- [30-60] Cleaning Bills & [30-60] Swimming Lessons
- Optional side chain: [30-60] Don't Play with Matches & [30-60] Make Loh Go
- Optional side chain:
- [30-60] Cave of Ai'twen
- [30-60] Flavorable Offering & [30-60] Response Required
- Optional side chain: [30-60] Explosive Situation & [30-60] Breaker Bad
- Optional side chain:
- [30-60] I Like Turtles
- [30-60] Deep Sea Venture & [30-60] What's Yours is Mined
- [30-60] Battle Victorious
Patch changes[]
- Patch 8.0.1 (2018-07-17): Added.
