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−	{{NPCs Act Five}}[[Image:Npc-qual-kehk.jpg|frame]]Qual-Kehk is the NPC commander of Harrogath, and the one who hires and resurrects NPCs. He can be found pacing near the well in the square in the center of town, and his dialogues are military and gruff.	+	[[Image:Npc-qual-kehk.jpg|frame]]Qual-Kehk is the NPC commander of Harrogath, and the one who hires and resurrects NPCs. He can be found pacing near the well in the square in the center of town, and his dialogues are military and gruff.
	Qual-Kehk gives the second quest in Act Five, and the 3 rune reward for completing it.		Qual-Kehk gives the second quest in Act Five, and the 3 rune reward for completing it.
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	It would be an honor to have a warrior of the light fighting side by side with my men. I can see that your faith gives you great strength, Paladin. But don’t expect it to keep you out of harm’s way.		It would be an honor to have a warrior of the light fighting side by side with my men. I can see that your faith gives you great strength, Paladin. But don’t expect it to keep you out of harm’s way.
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Qual-Kehk is the NPC commander of Harrogath, and the one who hires and resurrects NPCs. He can be found pacing near the well in the square in the center of town, and his dialogues are military and gruff.

Qual-Kehk gives the second quest in Act Five, and the 3 rune reward for completing it.

Act Five Dialogues

Introduction

I am Qual-Kehk, the senior man-at-arms of Harrogath. You have the look of a warrior. An extra soldier will be useful, but don’t expect anyone to mourn if you get yourself killed. Baal is true to his namesake. He has ravaged through our lands like a merciless plague. The protective ward laid down by our lost Elders helps hold evil at bay, but Baal’s siege has taken its toll all the same. Most of my men are now dead. Others are trapped in the mountain passes. But I swear we are not beaten yet. We will fight to the end to protect this mountain.

Druid Only

A Druid in Harrogath! Have things truly come to this? After the mage wars, I assumed that druids would never be seen in Harrogath again. You take a big chance coming here. To be honest, I have never been comfortable with your shapeshifting kind, but I do respect your search for balance and peace. So, if you trust us enough to enter our gates, I trust you enough to let you stay.

Paladin Only

A Paladin! I have long heard of your people. As a young warrior, I even considered the pilgrimage to Kurast. But I was younger then, and foolish. My place has always been here, protecting Harrogath and Mount Arreat with it.

Quest One: Stop the Siege

After Given

About to face Shenk the Overseer to stop the siege, are you? You should ask Malah to perform your last rites before you go, stranger.

Early Return

So, you still live! You’re either quick, or a coward.

Success

So, you managed to stop the siege. You are more powerful than I gave you credit for. You have rightfully earned my respect.

Quest Two: Rescue on Mt. Arreat

Quest Assigned

My concerns have turned to my men taken prisoner on the battlefield by Baal's demons. I hate to think what's happened to them. As you journey up the mountain, keep your eyes out for my soldiers and bring them back to me if you can. Those of my men fortunate enough to escape on their own told me that they were held captive in the highlands and plateaus."

After Given

Those of my men fortunate enough to escape on their own told me that they were help captive in the highlands and plateaus.

Early Return

They say that discretion, not procrastination, is the better part of valor.

Partial Completion

More of my men are still alive out there. I am certain of it. Find them! Free them of their cages and bring them back to me.

Success

Thank you for rescuing my men. They have spoken well of your bravery in battle. Perhaps there is hope for us after all. If you wish, you may hire some of my mercenaries that you saved. And please... take this set of runes. I had been saving them for a socketed shield, but I think you'll make better use of them. Be sure to set them in the right order for their fullest effect.

Quest Three: Prison of Ice

After Given

Anya’s father, Aust, was our wisest Elder. He was killed along with the other Elders who erected the ward that protects this city. The ward has kept Baal’s demons out of Harrogath, but at a costly sacrifice. Nihlathak, on the other hand, was the only Elder to escape the demons. Somehow, he alone managed to find sanctuary while the others died around him. Ever since that day, Nihlathak and Anya have been at odds.

Early Return

It seems like everyone feels that Nihlathak played a part in Anya’s disappearance. Why would he do such a thing?

Anya Found

The snake has slipped our grasp. While you were gone, Nihlathak disappeared. I’ll bet Anya knows how to track him down.

Success

Your rescue of Anya was quite an accomplishment.

Quest Four: Betrayal of Harrogath

After Given

I saw Nihlathak leave town just before you found Anya. He must be held accountable for his criminal deeds. Find him and bring him back if you can. Likely he won’t come willingly, and you’ll be forced to kill him. So be it.

Early Return

My advice is to go in quick and hit hard. Nihlathak can’t be half as tough as the beasts you’ve faced out there.

Success

Nihlathak was a vile demon that shall find his home among the tortured minions of hell. You battled a darkness without fear. I laud your skill and courage.

Quest Five: Rite of Passage

Quest Assigned

Every time I hear of you, warrior, your deeds become more legendary. But take heed; you are approaching the very summit of Mount Arreat. I have never dared venture there. It is sacred, our most holy place. The legends say it is guarded by the Ancient Ones, who block the path of all who are unworthy. Your reputation here does not matter. It will be the Ancients who determine your worthiness. Good luck.

After Given

The Ancients are not our enemies. Remember that. They are our ancestors, our gods.

Early Return

I warned you; the Ancients are not like the demons you’re accustomed to fighting.

Success

Besting the Ancients in battle is a mighty feat indeed. I hope this means you’re ready to battle Baal.

Quest Six: Eve of Destruction

Early Return

You have ventured to a place beyond legend. Rush to face an evil few can even imagine. Be careful, my friend, and may the light watch over you.

Success

The destruction of the Worldstone does not bode well for our world, but I’ll try not to worry. After all, we have warriors like you fighting for us, and for the Light. Farewell.

Gossips

The death of Malah’s son was a great tragedy. He was our finest archer. While leading a successful campaign against Baal’s forces, he was impaled on a demon’s spear. The wound was such that, well, even Malah herself acknowledges that quick death was a blessing.

We have lost many well-trained warriors to Baal’s siege machines. Their range is great, though they are vulnerable if you close the distance quickly enough.

Baal’s legions seem countless, but slaying their commanders takes some of the fight out of them

Early on, parties of our best scouts were ambushed by demons that spawned from the very air around them. Survivors often mentioned a strange creature floating in the distance. Perhaps taking it down could prevent some nasty surprises.

This is unlike any battle I have ever fought. While we ration food and water, the demon hordes feast nightly on the flesh and blood of our dead.

Larzuk is a talented blacksmith, but his head is full of some strange ideas. Just the other day he came to me with a plan to break the siege. He wanted to fill large pipes with exploding powders and steel balls, and then, well, *chuckles* well, like I said. Strange.

Our Elders were wise leaders in more peaceful times. But now, the survival of our people has fallen to me. My men and I will fight to the death, but there’s no way to insure the outcome. I used to believe that nothing could break through our guard and assault the holy mountain. I know now that I was horribly mistaken.

Druid Only

Harrogath has great need of your powers, noble Druid. However, in the face of this supernatural onslaught, are your natural powers up to the task?

Paladin Only

It would be an honor to have a warrior of the light fighting side by side with my men. I can see that your faith gives you great strength, Paladin. But don’t expect it to keep you out of harm’s way.