Online:Justiciar Farowel

Justiciar Farowel
Home City	Alinor
Location	Rinmawen's Plaza
Race	High Elf	Gender	Female
Health	39,959
Reaction	Friendly
Other Information
Faction(s)	Divine Prosecution

Justiciar Farowel

Justiciar Farowel is a High Elf member of the Divine Prosecution under Chief Justiciar Carawen who, issues contracts to deputized visitors from the Divine Prosecution station located in Rinmawen's Plaza in Alinor alongside Justiciar Tanorian.

She issues contracts that involve world bosses while Justiciar Tanorian sends you to delves.

Related Quests

•  The Abyssal Alchemist: Clear out Welenkin Cove and eliminate the Sea Sload B'Korgen.
•  Birds of a Feather: Defeat Haeliata and Nagravia and collect their feathers.
•  Never Forgotten: Defeat Graveld and collect four Scrolls of Oath.
•  Run Aground: Kill Keelsplitter and recover intelligence logs.
•  The Sickening Sea: Collect coral crab eggs and defeat the Queen of the Reef.
•  Taming the Wild: Kill Caanerin and restrain her spirit.

Quest-Related Events

Initially:

"As a justiciar of the Divine Prosecution, I request your aid, newcomer. Dangerous entities have appeared throughout Summerset and, as much as it galls me to admit it, we could use the help of skilled adventurers.
Are you interested?"

"As a current resident of Summerset, you must do your part to protect our beloved island. Do you have time to take on another assignment?"

"As a duly sworn deputy of the Divine Prosecution, your aid is required newcomer. Dangerous entities have appeared throughout Summerset and we could use the help of skilled adventurers such as yourself.
Will you comply?"

"Summerset remains threatened and the Divine Prosecution needs assistance. Will you once again offer yours?"

"New dangers darken our isle. You could offset this impropriety by taking on another assignment. Can I count you?"

If a quest has been taken:

"The safety of Summerset remains our highest priority. Make haste and complete the assignment we gave you."

"The Divine Prosecution has granted you the honor of helping us during these dark times. See that your duty is done."

"You have an assignment, newcomer. Attend to it at once."

"This threat to Summerset must be dealt with, newcomer. I urge you to complete this assignment as quickly as possible."

When you return after completing the task:

"Our appointed agent returns. Your report, quickly! Was your hunt successful?"

"My superiors continue to be dubious of this contract solution to law enforcement. Every success makes our efforts more tenable. So tell me, was your hunt fruitful?"

"My time is short, so let's keep this brief. Have you completed the task I placed before you?"

"Can I assume that your presence indicates a successful completion of your assignment? I eagerly await your report."

After completing a quest:

"You seem quite dedicated to your tasks. At least you're good for something, newcomer."

"I must admit, the newcomers who we've contracted have been pulling their weight. Surprising, to say the least."

"My respect is only for those who have truly proven themselves devoted to the Divine Prosecution's mission. But I must admit, you're showing promise."

Asking her further general questions:

You seem somewhat reluctant to accept the help of a newcomer.

"Reluctant? Perhaps. But I'm also a realist. I'll accept help wherever I can find it if it means the survival of Summerset.
Besides, it's not like I have a lot of other options in this matter."

Can't you deputize the native High Elves?

"Your flaws are showing, newcomer. Don't you know the Altmer of Summerset each have a purpose and a function? I can no sooner ask a farmer to abandon his field as I can alter the course of a flowing river.
It simply isn't done."

But you're willing to ask a newcomer for help?

"To be frank, at this point I'll take what I can get.
As a justiciar of the Divine Prosecution, my orders are clear. Do whatever it takes to make sure these contracts get completed. I never shirk my duty, and neither should you."

What's a justiciar?

"Justiciar is my rank in the Divine Prosecution. It means I have more authority and responsibility than a bailiff, but not as much as a chief justiciar or a magistrate.
I tent to investigate criminal infractions and adjudicate legal disputes."

So you're a judge?

"Newcomers often erroneously reach that conclusion. It defines an aspect of my role, but not the entirety.
Justiciars not only render judgment, but also embody the righteousness of law. Pity I'm forced to work with newcomers, though."

The Abyssal Alchemist

When you approach, she says:

"Newcomer, are you ready to administer justice?"

You can ask her for today's quest:

What's the target?

"The Sea Sload B'Korgen has turned the Welenkin Cove west of Alinor into a lair of sorts. My scouts report that the vile Sload uses alchemy to empower the other members of the Abyssal Cabal and transform yaghra into even more fearsome creatures."

What do you need me to do?

"I need you to destroy the tainted coral that serves as the primary ingredient for B'Korgen's alchemical concoctions. Then eliminate the Sload alchemist before he can unleash more terrors upon the island.
I suggest you take companions on this one."

I'll deal with B'Korgen and destroy the patches of tainted coral.

There is no further information she will give you about B'Korgen.

Quest Turn-In:

I killed B'Korgen and destroyed the corrupted coral.

"Every victory against the Abyssal Cabal is a triumph for Summerset. The Divine Prosecution acknowledges the completion of this contract. Here is your reward.
I'll send scouts to the cove to deal with any tainted coral that remains."

Birds of a Feather

When you approach, she says:

"Gryphon feathers, of all the things."

You can ask her for today's quest:

I'm here for an assignment.

"All gryphons are dangerous, but Haeliata and his mate Nagravia stand out from the rest of their kind. To make matters worse, they've developed a taste for mer flesh. We've received reports of them hunting down travelers.
You need to take them out."

Anything else?

"We've also been requested to collect the beasts' feathers. Some Wood Elf merchants have offered us quite a bit of gold for them. It seems the Bosmer prize such things.
It should be easy enough to find some in the surrounding nests."

I'll defeat the gryphons and collect their feathers.

Asking for more information:

Can you tell me more about gryphons?

"Gryphons are both feared and revered within Summerset. Overall, we try to avoid their nesting sites and hunting grounds. They're a force best left alone.
Haeliata and Nagravia, however, have begun to seek out mortal flesh, Thus, your assignment."

Why are Haeliata and Nagravia so different from other gryphons?/If gryphons can live peacefully in Summerset, what's so different about Haeliata and Nagravia?

"They're more powerful, for one thing. I've never heard of gryphons with their strength or ferocity in all my years. Many have fallen trying to subdue them.
They've also become increasingly hostile, due to their recent dining choices."

Why do they want to eat mer?

"Gryphons aren't picky eaters to start with. It's well known they'll capture anyone foolish enough to travel through their hunting grounds.
But Haeliata and Nagravia's appetites seem almost unnatural, perverse. I have no idea why."

Why are gryphons so revered in Summerset?/If gryphons can be so deadly, why are they also revered?

"Gryphons may be dangerous, but most are not malevolent in nature. Why wouldn't we find reverence in their strength, their freedom?
In some parts of Summerset, they're even thought to be sacred."

Sacred?

"Take Sunhold for example. The city has always proclaimed the gryphon as their symbol, and find the creatures a source of inspiration and strength.
Such things are very much needed for a port city under constant attack from the Maormer."

Quest turn-in:

I've collected the feathers and defeated the gryphons.

"Excellent. It's somewhat of a shame to kill such powerful beasts, but of course Summerset citizens come first. I'll let my superiors know the area is safe once more.
Though helping the Isle is its own reward, here's a more substantial offering."

Never Forgotten

When you approach, she says:

"Now we're entrusting our dead to the hands of nebarra."

You can ask her for today's quest:

What's the problem?

"The problem is I have the ignominious duty of offering up the redemption of this office's honor to any interested party. All because we're playing minder to newcomers in record numbers.
What I'm trying to say is I require help to honor our fallen."

How can I assist you?

"Investigators on their way to Sil-Var-Woad's Royal Menagerie were killed by an escaped beast. I don't know what those zoo keepers are doing, but Graveld is running amok in the wilderness.
Kill it and retrieve the Scrolls of Oath from our Justiciars."

I'll take care of it.

Asking more about the assignment:

I have some questions about my assignment.

"This day is testing my patience, newcomer. I suggest you make your inquiries quick."

What is this creature, Graveld, that I'm hunting?

"A giant salamander. The largest ever recorded. It was at the Royal Menagerie for public display, but that doesn't appear to be the case any longer.
It killed a well trained team of Justiciars. I don't suggest you hunt it alone."

Why do you want these Scrolls of Oath?

"Officers of the Divine Prosecution take our oaths knowing that we might be asked to lay down our lives in the pursuit of justice and righteousness. These scrolls act as our mandate, our authority, and our identity... to be memorialized when we fall."

What's the Royal Menageries?

"An animal sanctuary and display of curiosities. The keepers care for creatures from all over Summerset and Tamriel. Clearly not well enough, if they let a dangerous beast escape to wreak havoc."

Quest turn-in:

I recovered the Scrolls of Oath and slew Graveld.

"It's a travesty that these weren't retrieved by one of our own, but I can stomach outsider assistance far better than leaving the fallen to lie without memorial.
Take no offense when I say I hope you won't be called on to perform such duties again."

Run Aground

When you approach, she says:

"Keelsplitter? These sailors and their pet names …."

You can ask her for today's quest:

What's needed?

"Ha! Have I a few dozen warships lying about?

We've lost an embarrassing number of vessels in the last few months. Foul weather claimed most of them, but those Maormer de'nts have certainly done their part. It's their pet, you see? Keelsplitter."

Keelsplitter?

"Yes. A massive sea adder. It suns itself in the bay south of Sea Keep. Our navy won't be safe until it's dealt with.

Worse, the ships it destroyed carried sensitive intelligence. I need you to search the short and recover any logs you can."

All right. I'll slay Keelsplitter and recover your intelligence.

You can ask her more about the situation.

What do you know about this Keelsplitter?

"Beyond the fact that it's a massive, winged sea monster that devours sailors by the dozens? Precious little.
Anything else? No? Excellent."

Quest Turn-In:

Keelsplitter is dead. Here are the ships' logs you requested.

"And you managed to keep all your limbs intact. Commendable.
The Office of Divine Prosecution thanks you for your labors. Mark me—our navy will return to its former strength soon, and these Sea Elves will pay a heavy price for what they've done."

The Sickening Sea

When you approach, she says:

"You newcomer. You appear to need direction."

You can ask her for today's quest:

I'm interested in work.

"Then you distinguish yourself from many of the newcomers I see.
Your duty today will be to investigate the unholy perversion of our beloved isles. There are unsettling rumors that the curse of Corgrad is spreading. The Sapiarchs desire evidence."

What sort of evidence?

"Coral crab eggs, from the reef between Corgrad and Lillandril. Handle them carefully, and beware the Queen of the Reef. That giant coral crab has killed many an ambitious gourmand, but if she has been perverted by unholy powers she must be purged."

I'll take care of it.

You can ask her more about the assignment.

I had some questions about my assignment.

"A justiciar is expected to produce answers, not harbor questions, but I suppose you are no justiciar.
Very well."

What is this curse of Corgrad the Sapiarchs are concerned about?.

"Corgrad was a city that was utterly devastated during the time of the Thrassian Plague. The scale of death and corruption there has left the place forever marred. If this long festering wound is now spreading, action must be taken."

Any advice on how I should deal with the Queen of the Reef?

"It is not normally part of the Divine Prosecution's purview to render judgment onto crabs.
My only advice would be—and I'm ashamed to have even to say this—do not eat anything tainted with impurity."

What do crab eggs have to do with a spreading curse?

"The taint of Corgrad was swallowed by the sea very long ago. If that taint is spreading, it will affect the sea life first. The Sapiarchs must believe that the health of the eggs will be a good indicator of blight, and that is good enough for me."

Quest Turn-In:

I've done as you asked.

"So you have. These samples bear a lingering, necromantic taint, but from what will be up to the Sapiarchs to determine.
Your adequacy will be noted in the record. Here is your reward."

Taming the Wild

When you approach, she says:

"These reports will be the death of me."

You can ask her for today's quest:

What do you need?

"Caanerin, the indrik matriarch, has returned to her ancestral glade near the center of the Isle.
The last time this happened, she fawned a whole herd of lesser indrik and destroyed half of Russafeld. Obviously, that will not do."

So you need someone to kill Caanerin?

"Yes. Ancient indriks like Caanerin enjoy a deep connection to Y'ffre—the forest god. They are very resilient—much like weeds. Luckily, the Sapiarchs erected warding stones to keep her from returning.
Kill Caanerin and activate those stones."

All right. I'll defeat Caanerin and activate the warding stones.

She has no more information about Caanerin.

Quest Turn-In:

I dealt with Caanerin.

"Good. Let's hope those warding stones hold. I would hate to see a beast like that return.
In any event, this will bring the people of Russafeld some comfort. You continue to defy expectations, newcomer. Well done."