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- Tiger Tracks
- The tracks continue over the wall and into the Plains of Ashford.
- Slingshot
- Entry 11: I think I caught up with them too quickly for them to leave any real clues here. On to my next destination, Twoheaded Meadows in Lornar's Pass.
- Thank you.
- Entry 6: The Mordrem forced the tiger pair out of the jungle, but what caused their spree of violence? Other tigers I observed avoided interaction with intelligent races.
- Lesson: Hunting
- Behind a tree stump.
- Hunter's Journal: Entry 1
- Tiger Scratching Post
- Feed it a slab of poultry meat.
- Zone 3—#6
- Entry 16: It's bittersweet—I close out this journal with regret for my actions, but also with excitement for the future.
- Low, underneath the trees.
- Entry 3: The hunt is on! I discovered signs of a den, and—more importantly—I've picked up their trail.
- Griffonrook Feasibility Report
- Leave.
- Go to the beginning.
- Purge Slothasor's volatile poison, leaving a damaging pool behind.
- Leave.
- You seem to have misplaced your book.
- Search for tiger tracks.
- Perform a melody in a room full of ice spikes.
- Basic Leather Rack
- Here's my journal.
- I'll take one, thanks.
- Tiger Den
- I have all the strings you asked for.
- Find the tiger den on the cliffs above Halkor Meadows.
- Zone 1—#2
- I have one here.
- Naturalist's Journal: Entry 14
- You're the expert now. I could never hope to match your knowledge.
- Snowden Wildlife Refuge Sign
- It's nice to finally get a break, isn't it?
- Box[pl:"Boxes"] of Recipes: Tigris
- Because we are all in this together.
- I should get back to it.
- Complete the Collapsed Observatory jumping puzzle in Kessex Hills.
- MONSTER ONLY Cat Unarmed Stalker
- Add infused tiger food.
- Dredgehaunt Lynx Refuge Sign
- I'll come back when you have more time.
- You seem to have misplaced your book.
- Perform a melody on a ledge above exploding barrels.
- Have you found a suitable location yet?
- Leave.
- Hunter's Journal
- Any information would help.
- Entry 10: I found the creature that drove the tigers out. Could the powerful fauna and lack of weak prey be the reasons behind the tigers' hunting of settlers?