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Maxed Factions
Erudin
Peacekeepers
- Temple of Prexus
- Put six bone chips in a box
- Get carpal tunnel
Craftkeepers
- Over in Freeport
- The battle cry of Kynarn:
- Must drown in sorrow
Gatecallers
- Tirelessly collect
- The bones of Elial Brook
- A macabre gift
Merchants of Erudin (no longer ally due to Kerra faction work)
- Give Jyle lanterns
- Run halfway across the world
- Give Emil wood chips
High Council of Erudin (no longer ally due to Kerra faction work)
- Performing various tasks
- In and around the city
- Friends by accident
High Guard of Erudin (no longer ally due to Kerra faction work)
- If ever one should need
- To make friends with bucketheads
- Just kill the kobolds
Heretics
- I almost forgot
- You also befriend cultists
- By killing kobolds
Kerra Isle
- Hello cat people
- I have brought a gift of heads
- And a few rat teeth
Kerra
- Time for a rampage
- Through the Erudin Palace
- Sentinels must die
Halas
Rogues of the White Rose
- Killed many sled dogs
- Should have done mammoths instead
- Do not recommend
Merchants of Halas/Shamen of Justice/Wolves of the North
- Tired of Cindl
- Started giving out tonics
- To two warriors
Qeynos
Order of Three
- All right, check this out
- Maybe one day Unsar will stop being
- such a smug bastard
Rivervale
Mayor Gubbin/DeepPockets/Merchants of Rivervale/Guardians of the Vale
- Joogl Honeybugger
- Now has enough bandages
- To be a mummy
High Keep
Highpass Guards/Highpass Merchants/Carson McCabe
- Handed playing cards
- To a dark elf who wanders
- Only at nighttime
Neriak
Priests of Innoruuk
- A willing convert
- Devoted to Innoruuk
- Please recommend me
Dark Bargainers/Dread Guard Inner/Dread Guard Outer
- Slowly but surely
- Give red wine to a blue man
- Got to be patient
Freeport
Priests of Marr
- Poor Mojax Hixspin
- Will now revisit his lunch
- Milk challenge extreme
Coalition of Tradefolk/Coalition of Tradefolk Underground
- I'm the real Slansin
- Won't the real one please stand up
- I have your potion
Arcane Scientists
- It's an acquired taste
- You don't want my grilled rat ears?
- Oh well, it's your loss
Ashen Order/Commons Residents
- While you're in Freeport
- Take time to casually
- Snipe the deathfist pawns
Kaladim
Clerics of Underfoot/Miner's Guild 249
- Bones bones everywhere
- Today we give bones to dwarves
- In North Kaladim
Kelethin
Faydark's Champions/Soldiers of Tunare
- Praise be to Pandos
- For the size of his stomach
- Muffins om nom nom
Felwithe
Clerics of Tunare/King Tearis Thex
- When you are in doubt
- About how to raise faction
- Muffins for Pandos
Keepers of the Art
- Behind the portal
- In the magician's guild house
- She wants wing of bat
Ak`Anon
Merchants of Ak'Anon/Gem Choppers/King Ak'Anon
- In Erudin's basement
- An alcoholic gnome lays
- Now drowned in green ale
Grobb
Grobb Merchants
- Strange troll in a bar
- Wants wolf meat two at a time
- Gives me lots of bags
Cabilis
Legion of Cabilis
- All over Kunark
- Strange beings of all types roamed
- Sadly they are dead
Cabilis Residents/Crusaders of Greenmist/Swift Tails
- Thanks to the players
- Who sold me countless bone chips
- Over many months
Scaled Mystics
- When chips are wanting
- And all other allies made
- Brittle skulls suffice
Velious
Coldain
- Giants in the snow
- Knocked over one at a time
- So many hitpoints
Misc
True Spirit
- Citizens of mist
- Announce when pages appear
- Surprise, I'm a bard
About
One of my favorite things about the classic Everquest experience was the faction system. In my early days of playing, I saw a human monk sitting in the Neriak bank and immediately thought, "I want to be THAT guy." I rolled myself up a human cultist and went straight to Neriak, but soon learned that life would be difficult if I did not invest time in faction. Frequent were the times when random citizens would jump through walls and ceilings to punch me to death. I eventually settled upon playing a half-elven bard and did a great many quests to gain faction in unusual areas, up to the point where it was possible (as Everquest was a very buggy game back in those days).
On p99 I relive those days. Many of the bugs have been fixed, and a few of the faction numbers are not the same as they once were, but there is enough nostalgia that I find great satisfaction in factionquesting.
A question I receive often is how I managed to increase my faction in different cities (and for some reason I am asked about this more often in Cabilis than in Neriak or Oggok). The short answer is that I prefer to do this through quests. It is much more satisfying to quest for faction than to kill innocents for faction, and gathering items for quests is more consistent with the rich Everquest theme than is...say, killing the exact same thing every six minutes.