Online:Unorthodox Tactics

Use an untested weapon against the Covenant. Zone: Bal Foyen Quest Giver: Iron-Claws near Fort Zeren Location(s): Dhalmora Reward: Very Low Leveled Gold XP Gain: Very Low

Iron-Claws' idea seems to be working

Iron-Claws thinks he's found a way to use the otherwise docile netch against the Daggerfall Covenant.

Quick Walkthrough

1. Talk to Iron-Claws outside Fort Zeren.
2. Test the unorthodox weapon on the Dhalmora fields.
3. Return to Iron-Claws and discuss the test results.

Detailed Walkthrough

Speak to Iron-Claws outside the northeastern gate of Fort Zeren. He will ask you to listen to his idea to use the protective instincts of netch bulls to defend Bal Foyen against the Covenant invasion. He asks that you throw sterile netch eggs, coated with bull-enraging netch secretions, at the Covenant soldiers and gives you five of them to see if they make the bull netches attack the soldiers.

You'll find the Covenant troops scattered across the fields beneath Iron-Claws' ledge. When you move close enough to a Covenant soldier, the prompt to throw an egg at them appears. When you do, a bull netch will appear out of nowhere and kill the soldier. Repeat this five times, then return to Dhalmora to find Iron-Claws standing on a ledge at the southwestern gate. He is happy about the success of the test, and rewards you with some gold.

Quest Stages

Unorthodox Tactics
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
	I've told Iron-Claws I would test his theory. I'm supposed to throw treated netch eggs at the Covenant to see if netch bulls will attack the soldiers. Objective: Throw Treated Netch Eggs at the Covenant: 0/5
Finishes quest	It seems the treated netch eggs were a huge success. I should return to Iron-Claws and let him know. Objective: Talk to Iron-Claws

Notes

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