Quest Order Wiki
Sign in
Hremfing160

Corpse Confrontation

Side quest, level 27. 160th of 180 in play order.

Quest giver: Hremfing, Southern Thanalan (X 16.9, Y 14.3).

Next: Big Trouble in Little Ala Mhigo ›

Steps

  1. Slay Corpse Brigade bandits.
  2. Report to Hremfing.
  3. //: go to hideout, kill bandits
Journal
  1. Hremfing needs your aid in disposing of some brigands.
  2. A particularly nasty band of outlaws known as the Corpse Brigade has set up shop in the vicinity of Little Ala Mhigo. Make your way northeast of the settlement and take down any thieves you encounter.
  3. You have thinned the ranks of the Corpse Brigade and sent a message that the denizens of Little Ala Mhigo will not stand for their villainy. Report your success to Hremfing.
  4. The men and women of the Corpse Brigade were honorable Ala Mhigans before degenerating into a band of petty thieves. Though not without pity for his countrymen, Hremfing means to do whatever must be done to keep them from sullying his homeland's name.
Hidden
Lore Hremfing only says the Corpse Brigade once served with honor. They were King Theodoric's personal guard, trained to fight the monks of the Fist of Rhalgr.
Characters 1

  • Hremfing

    Hremfing wants someone to fight the Corpse Brigade, a band of brigands near Little Ala Mhigo.

    What you know from earlier quests 1
    • #159 Wilred Wants You: Hremfing passes on word from Wilred, a leader among the young ones. Wilred is impressed that you won Gundobald over and wants to meet you at the craggy area north of the settlement.
What happens in this quest spoilers for this quest
  • Hremfing knows he is outmatched, so he trusts you, an outsider, with the fight. He says the Corpse Brigade once served Ala Mhigo with honor. Their fall saddens him, but he would slay them all to protect his homeland's name.
Dialogue 6 lines

Accepting the quest

Hremfing

Perhaps you've heard of the Corpse Brigade─a nasty band of brigands that's been terrorizing these parts of late.

Smuggling, thievery, cold-blooded murder of innocents─if you see any signs of foul play in these parts, like as not the Corpses are behind it.

I'd like nothing more than to march into their hideout to the northeast and teach them a lesson, but I know when I'm outmatched. Normally, I'd hesitate to trust a task to an outsider, but you seem a capable sort. What say you teach those scofflaws a lesson?

Report to Hremfing.

Hremfing

Thank you, outsider─your victory is already the talk of the town. That may not mark the end of the Corpse Brigade, but at least now they know we're not afraid to fight back!

  • DE Sie sind eine Schande für uns Mhigiten! ‘They are a disgrace to us Mhigites!’ English says now the bandits know the town will fight back; German calls them a disgrace to Mhigites.
  • JA 戦う間に、気づいたかもしれないが……奴らは全員、アラミゴ人なんだ。 ‘As you may have noticed while fighting... they are all Ala Mhigans.’ English says now the bandits know the town will fight back; Japanese reveals they are all Ala Mhigans.

And to think these men and women were once my countrymen. Do they know no shame?

  • DE Wenn du wüsstest ... Aber lass unsere Sorgen mal unsere Sorgen sein. ‘If only you knew ... But let our worries be our worries.’ English asks whether they know no shame; German hints at more he will not share and keeps his worries to himself.

Back in the heyday of Ala Mhigo, the Corpse Brigade served our nation with pride and honor. It saddens me to see what they have become, but I would slay them down to the last if it would ensure that they besmirch our homeland's name no more.

  • DE Jedenfalls vielen Dank für deine Hilfe. ‘Anyway, many thanks for your help.’ English recalls that the Brigade once served the nation with honor; German just thanks the player.
  • DE Wenn wir diese Verbrecher ungestraft walten lassen, wirft das auch ein schlechtes Licht auf Klein-Ala Mhigo. ‘If we let these criminals go unpunished, that also casts a bad light on Little Ala Mhigo.’ English vows to slay them to the last to protect the homeland's name; German worries about Little Ala Mhigo's image.
  • JA あんたの協力には、本当に感謝してるよ。 ‘I'm truly grateful for your help.’ English recalls that the Brigade once served the nation with honor; Japanese just thanks the player.
  • JA ともかく、奴らをのさばらせておいては、リトルアラミゴの印象まで悪くなるからな。 ‘Anyway, if we let them run rampant, even Little Ala Mhigo's image will suffer.’ English vows to slay them to the last to protect the homeland's name; Japanese worries about Little Ala Mhigo's image.