Forgotten Tales

In my backpack, I have among other things:
- Brown wolf’s meat
- Zander fish

I go to King’s summer residence (1.0)
- the Cook has nothing over his head to show "quest", and
- I can not give him the zander fish and brown wolf meat to complete the quest.

What can I do?

You skipped a step. You got zander fish from someone instead of buying it where you were supposed to. I logged into your account and fixed that issue. You should now be able to complete that quest. Please let me know if you have any other issues.

Buy it? OH I didn't know... Thank you.

But where was I suppose to buy it? (Map Coord is good)
In all my travels I didn't see anywhere where I could buy it.

When that quest was made, the game was small, and there were only a few maps. There really is no hint on where to go, so finding the NPC that sells the zander fish is only a matter of chance - or someone telling you where to go. The NPC is on map -1.-1 - east of the castle, south of the river.

Look for the guy who is fishing in a puddle!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh I have seen that guy! Totally over looked him though. Was too busy lvling up.
Thank you
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Note: I'll be happy if I can ever get my level to match my age :D

Found fisherman ... YUP, I had seen him before.

Cook gave me an Axe. Can't use, gave it to a lvl4 archer that had NO cloths and basic bow, to get him started. :D

Thanks guys.

Way to "Pay it Forward"!

I have no illusions of ever getting to lvl 100 let alone higher, but I am havine the time of my life with this game.

People from here have helped me, and I have always, in RL, helped people when I could.

OFF TOPIC: True Story:

1969, as a young "kid", just 22, dressed like a hippy, on a very crowed train with an empty seat beside me. A military guy, a young Captain, just like everyone else, looked at me, and moved on. A few minutes later he was back, "Do you mind?"
Once the train was rolling he said, "Wanna go for a coffee?"
"Nope!"
"Broke huh!", looking at him I figure what the hell, "Yup!", "Come on." he says ....
He ordered two coffee's and slid $5 across the table, "You're buying!"
"How do I pay you back?"
"Look kid, anytime you see someone broke or in need, you give them this $5, and trust me, this is one debt you'll pay back many times over in your life.
He was right. Over time it became second nature to help people, and not just with money, that was the least in the long run.

So why should a "game" be different! Especially with some of the absolutely PRIME TIME help I've already up front.
Sure, the game is pixels, but it's real people taping the screen though. Maybe the thought of helping in the pixel world will spread to the real world. We'll never know.

LostKnight wrote: "Look kid, anytime you see someone broke or in need, you give them this $5, and trust me, this is one debt you'll pay back many times over in your life.
He was right. Over time it became second nature to help people, and not just with money, that was the least in the long run.

So why should a "game" be different! Especially with some of the absolutely PRIME TIME help I've already up front.
Sure, the game is pixels, but it's real people taping the screen though. Maybe the thought of helping in the pixel world will spread to the real world. We'll never know.

+1!