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Shaman Cudgel Quests
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By Cradossk
Hail Hierophant Oxyn in the Shaman Guild. He will ask you about completing tasks for him. Ask him further and he will hand you a Component Mortar and asks you to fill it with two Small Mosquito Wings, one Bone Chips, and foraged Mud Crabs. The wings can be found easily in the area close to Cabilis in the swamp zone. The Bone Chips drop from any skelly, fight in The Field of Bone to get one at that level. The mud crabs are a very rare forage in The Lake of Ill Omen. You don't have to be actually at the lake itself, just in the zone. I have foraged these in all kinds of locations. Be careful when you get mud crabs because if you have no food you will eat your mud crabs like a hungry Iksar would. Combine the items in the mortar and hand in the new mortar. You get some xp, faction and a few copper, along with some Cursed Wafers. At this point you will learn of the Scaled Mystic Armour quests and be directed to them. This is not necessary to complete for either the armour or cudgel upgrades but can be fun to do as a newbie.
Iron Cudgel of the Clairvoyant
By Cradossk
This is the first of the series of Cudgel Upgrade Quests. These quests can provide you with a half-decent weapon at low levels and some adventure. The eventual reward is an excellent item.
The First Quest is triggered after you complete the Mud Crabs quest or by asking Hierophant Oxyn, "What Lost Skulls."
He tells you, "You must have heard of the Trilac Brotherhoods disappearance. They are the skulls of three soon to be ancients. They were taken from this temple by a silent intruder. Crusaders are always on duty. I do not know how they got into our vault. Every petitioner is ordered to search for the three skulls and return them to me along with their Petitioner Cudgel and then they shall become Clairvoyants."
This quest can be done at around lvl 6 as you'll need gate to get out easily. There are actually 2 ways to get to the spot where the Iksar Outcasts spawn. This is the way I did it. You can apparently swim to it from the Canals in East Cabilis also.
Go in the East tower of the Shaman guild into the basement. You get up there by walking through the curtains down there. If you cruise around down there you should see a large pit with a drop for about 100 damage so be full health when you do this and sneak as close to the edge as possible before dropping. Once down heal up and head to the back end of the cave down there. Push along the wall and you will find a a secret wall. It pops you into a room with 2 low level mobs (scorps, wolfs, skelly's, mosquito's) that spawn on opposite sides of the room. In this room keep those spawns clear. They spawn every 30 seconds or so so keep killing. You can make some good money down there but the exp is a joke at this level. Eventually an Iksar outcast will spawn. Kill him and he drops one of the 3 lost skulls. You need to have 3 different ones, they are all named - Waz Skull, Logrin, and Morgl. Keep it up till you get 3, then gate out. There is a way to walk out but trust me it's much safer gating. Hand in these 3 skulls with your Cudgel to Hierophant Oyxn and he will give you The Iron Cudgel of the Clairvoyant pictured below. To make sure you are in the right room killing the right spawns take a stroll down the hall you should see a small staircase, if you do then the room you were in is the right one.
Iron Cudgel of the Seer
By Cradossk
The next cudgel upgrade can be quite a fun quest to do as it involves 4 different items and pottery skill. After turning in your skulls and cudgel from the previous quest Hierophant Oxyn again sends you to find more skulls. He says that the skulls of the ancients have been sent away, and offers you the task of retrieving them, but first, to prove yourself, you must retrieve the two skulls of the 'Cleansers of the Outlands.'
The first skull drops in the Lake in the lake of Ill Omen. It drops off a lvl 10ish MOB called the Stuffed Barracuda. This allows you to put some of your newly aquired spells to use. Go to the South side of the lake by the goblin ruins there. Make sure you have plenty of batwings as you will need levitate to pull this off. Once you are levitating head for the ruins in the lake itself and start working on your spell sense animals. There are many normal barracuda's that will eat you for breakfast here so be very careful not to break the water or lose your levitate around there it's not a fun place to do corpse retrieval. Once you find the stuffed barracuda move forward casting more sense animals till you get a good bead on it. Then break the water (a light source is really helpful here too) and the barracuda should go down quickly as it'll be high green/low blue to you. Once it dies, right click it immediately or your precious skull will sink to the bottom of the lake. That'll get you the Skull with an I.
The other skull is much more involved. It requires three separate pieces sculpted together with pottery skill. The first item is A Jawless Skull. It drops off the Rogue Shaman who spawns at the first bandit/marauder ruins you come to when zoning into Warslick's Woods from Field of Bone. Bring a partner in his mid teens at least and try to keep the ruins clear. The rogue shaman should spawn within half an hour of clearing there. The next piece is the mandible for the skull. It drops off another Rogue Shaman who spawns around the outside of Kurn's Tower in Field of Bone. He is fairly rare, best bet is to keep all the random Iksar spawns around there clear. The 3rd piece is arguable far too difficult to aquire at the mid-teens level. It's mendglow clay. I'd suggest buying this from a high level druid as it can only be foraged from the Burning Woods, a 45plus zone. To reach Burning Woods zone to the Frontier Mountains from The Lake of Ill Omen. Once in FM put levitate on and follow the zone high up to your left. This will take you across the southern edge of the zone till you eventually come to the entrance to Burning Woods which is a tunnel. Zone in and get yourself comfy because you could be there a while. I got mine within half an hour but if you're unlucky it could take much longer. Just keep hitting your forage button everytime it comes up. It's a good time to work on spell skills like Divination or Evocation that you don't raise as often as your others. There are no mobs at the zone so you are safe in the tunnel. Ask around the zone and someone else may have the mendglow clay you need also. Once you get it gate back to Cabilis and begin working on your pottery skill. This is an easy skill to raise and it goes up quickly and cheaply. I'd suggest you get your skill up to about 50 before attempting to make the 2nd skull. Failing on your attempt will make your scales melt! Combine the jawless skull, the mandible, and the mendglow clay (DO NOT ADD WATER) and hit combine on the pottery wheel. You will have a new item - Skull with an II.
Now turn in your 2 skulls and your cudgel into Hierophant Oxyn and he will reward you with Iron Cudgel of the Seer. This quest can be quite an adventure and takes you to many zones a young Iksar will be getting his first glimpse of. The weapon is fairly decent for it's level range too.
Iron Cudgel of the Mystic
By Cradossk
This quest is only worth doing if you are seriously into questing in Everquest. The reward is poor and the time required is great. This is the point when most Shaman stop their questing. If you think you have the dedication read on.
When you finish the previous quest, Hierophant Oxyn says, 'We are in your debt. You are truly one who shall collect all the lost ancient skulls. Take your weapon. Go to Hierophant Zand and he shall guide you further. Tell Hierophant Zand "I am the chosen savior" and he closes his eyes and bows before you. "I am honored to meet the one who shall pledge his life to the return of the Skulls of the Ancients. However, I must see proof of our prowess as of yet. Go to the outlands and retrieve one Froglok Hexdoll, and no, they are not found on Frogloks. They are shaman dolls made by the goblin tribe."
This doll is found in Warslick's Wood. Zone in from West Cabilis and head immediately to your left. Once you get off the pavement you will come to a semi-open area with lots of low level mobs. Keep killing everything there and eventually you will see a Goblin Hextracer spawn. He's an easy kill at this level and will drop the Froglok Hexdoll you need. Return the doll to Hierophant Zand and he gives you a note to give to Crusader Quarg.
Crusader Quarg is found on the top level of one of the buildings in the Cabilis area of the Field of Bone. Hand him the note and he gives you a six slot container and tells you to go to the Tower of Kurn and bring him the Skulls of the Caste of Bone Bretheren, a caste of powerful shamans who perished fighting undead in the Field of Bone several decades ago. You are to get the skulls of the 5 Caste members along with the Skull of the Leader.
All these skulls drop off the Undead Crusader. They are called Iksar Skull with an X. You need 1 lore skull (The Leader) and 5 non-lore skulls. The Undead Crusader is an ultra rare mob. I camped him for about 15 hours to get one skull though admittedly not in one sitting. He spawns in 2 locations. One is the stairs that lead to the dining room at the top of Kurn's, the other is the also near the top on the stairs leading up to the Barracks. The only way to get him to spawn is to continually kill every skeleton up there till he eventually pops. He is about lvl 14 so not as difficult as the Greater Scalebones you will be killing to get him to spawn. He also drops a FS Morning Star with the Skull which is ironically a better weapon in damage/delay ration than the reward for this quest. They can be sold for around 10pp so combine that with all the bone chips you'll collect and you can make some money on this one.
This Quest is maddening in how poorly it was thought out. After repeatedly trying to get a response from Verant on this one I did receive a short word from Gordon at one point saying it would be looked into. I have heard that GM Aradiel has upped the spawn time of the Crusader and I pray for my brethren that this is the case. Regardless, dmg/dly ratio of your new weapon (shown below) is not usuable by the time you'd aquire it. My advice on this one is to make a button with /auction wtb Iksar Skull with an X. This is the only way I completed this one eventually buying them up for 40pp per just to say I did it heh heh. I'm sure they can be purchased easily for 5pp though.
Once you have the one lore and five non-lore skulls with an X put them in the box Crusader Quarg gave you. It will change into a C.O.B.B. box. Hand that into Crusader Quarg along with your cudgel and you will receive Iron Cudgel of the Mystic.
Iron Cudgel of the Prophet
By Cradossk
So you're still questing huh? Well Kudos for making it through the last quest, your an elite Iksar Shaman now. This quest wil restore you faith in Verant a bit anyway it's much, much easier than the previous one.
After completing the last quest Crusader Quarg smiles and says... "The temple shall be pleased. You have done so well that I must ask you to [collect the Crusaders of Rok Nilok]. Take this chest. Inside you shall combine the skull of their leader and at least five of the caste members. You then will go to the Swamp Garrison and deliver the full chest and your Iron Cudgel of the Mystic to Mystic Dovan. Go to him now and inquire of the Crusaders of Rok Nilok." Mystic Dovan spawns at night time in the Swamp of No Hope zone in the Cabilis merchants buildings. He's on the top floor of one of them. When you ask him, the response is: "Mystic Dovan lowers his head in sorrow let us have a moment of peace. I cannot find the words to speak of the unspeakable act of the gods which took the lives of the legendary Crusaders of Rok Nilok. You must find the answers for yourself. All I can do is wait for their return." Geez thanks for the lack of clues Dovan heh heh.
The actual legend of Rok Nilok says that he and his followers were shrunk down by a magical rain and that Nilok's head burns red. Well not a lot of points for originality here, it's just like the last quest. You need 6 skulls - one lore and five non-lore. The skulls are much easier to aquire however. They drop off of Goblin Bloodtracers in Warslick's Woods and are called tiny glowing skulls. By the time you finish the previous quest I'm sure you will already have put some of these miserable creatures to their deaths. They spawn all over the place in Warslick's and always drop a skull. If you want to purposely hunt them the best place I know of is the first goblin ruins you come to when you take the right fork out of Cabilis or if you are lvl 40 or so just go to the Goblin Fort in the Northern part of the zone and kill there, the bloodtracers are pretty common up there and there is a chance of some drops like Iksar Scaled gloves from Grachnist.
Combine the one lore and five non-lore skulls in the box Mystic Dovan gives you and return it to him. His reward is the Iron Cudgel of the Prophet, another useless weapon at the level obtained but hey you're doing these for the pride of Cabilis Shaman everywhere remember.
Iron Cudgel of the Channeler
By Cradossk
After you complete the last quest Mystic Dovan replies, "Mystic Dovan his voice booms loud and does not sound the same as before. You have brought the skulls back to the empire. For this you shall be rewarded. You are now a prophet of the Temple of Terror. Go and find the Skulls of Die Nozok. I shall wait within Zand. Bring them along with your Iron Cudgel of the Prophet."
When he say's he will wait within Zand it is assumed that the skulls and cudgel to complete this one will be handed in to Hierophant Zand. When his voice booms loud and does not sound the same as before it is assumed he is Dai Or Die Nozok speaking through Mystic Dovan.
The Iksar Skull Helm which drops off the Iksar Adherant in the Sarnak Fortress has been identified at Skull of Die NoZok. It's a common drop off of them and they are about lvl 22.
The Skull of Dai Nozok is a much trickier one to get. It involves a bit of a side quest. First you must go to the Iksar Camp in the Swamp of No Hope. This is the same spot that Shadow Knights go for their pages so if you have a friend working on that quest you should hook up. You are after the Froglok Ton Warriors who spawn near there. They drop 3 Broken Totem Pieces and one complete Ton Warrior Totem. You need the three totem pieces which will identify as the Top, Bottom and Middle of the Dai Key to make the second Ton Warrior Totem. They are lore so keep grabbing em till you have 3 of em. It took me about 3 hours to get all of them and by that point I had 7 Pages for the SK khukri quest heh heh. Then it's off to the Burning Woods for some Mendglow Clay. Remember this great substance from the 2nd Cudgel Upgrade. At least now you will be high enough level to travel to Burning Woods without dying. Once there I'd start auctioning for Mendglow clay while you forage. Otherwise it could take a while. Most druids will just let you have it. Combine the 3 pieces of the Dai Totem with the Mendglow clay and voila you will make the 2nd Ton Warrior Totem or Key of Dai as it identifies as.
The Next component is a tricky one. It is from The Mines of Nurga. The Mines are a seldom fought in place unfortunately but it also means the camp you need will likely be all yours. I soloed the camp at lvl 40 but anything less I'd get some friends. It would be good exp for a group in their low to mid 30's. None of the Goblins in Nurga see invisible so invis yourself and head past the front guards. Once in nurga head to the right up a small waterfall. You want to get yourself to the room at -1500, -550. Here you will find 2 sets of mobs on each side of the room by some tents. Keep everything in that room dead and eventually Overseer Dlubbish will pop. He is a mid 30's mob who will drop a Skull Canopic. This is the last item on your quest.
Next you take your items 1) Skull Canopic 2)Ton Warrior Totem (Key of Dai#1) 3)Ton Warrior Totem (Key of Dai#2) to Overthere. Inside the town of Overthere you will find an Iksar named Galdon Vok Nir. If you swim out around the wall and stop at the beach where you wait for the boat to Timorous Deep just hug the inside part of the wall. You shouldn't encounter anything along the wall. He is about 200 feet up the wall and not KOS or anything. He is the one looking for these items. Hand him the items along with 400 gp (40pp has been reported to work also). He will hand you the much sought after Skull of Dai Nozok. I couldn't get him to talk when I did it but they may have fixed the dialogue so that he requests these. Regardless the talking isn't required.
Return to Zand and hand in the 2 skulls with your Cudgel of the Prophet for:
This is our first Cudgel that has some impressive stats on it. I would definitely use this one in my low 20s even a litle higher for pride's sake.
Iron Cudgel of the Hierophant
By Cradossk
After you complete the last quest for you Cudgel of the Channeler (and many congrats by the way you are an elite Iksar Shaman by now) you speak to Hierophant Dexl, the other Hierophant. This is the conversation.
You say, 'Hail Hierophant Dexl'
Hierophant Dexl seems to be preocupied. He is examining an egg. 'What?!! Who has [sent] you to me? Bah!! Away with you.' He ignores you and continues chanting.
You say, 'Di Nozok sent me'
Hierophant Dexl drops the egg he was holding. Egg yolk splatters on your foot. His eyes roll back into his head. He speaks, but his voice is that of a female. 'I await you, Cradossk . My sisters and I yearn for the return of our skulls. We are the [Sisters of Scale]. Find us and bring to this hierophant our skulls and your iron cudgel of the Channeler. Go.'
You say, 'Who are the Sisters of Scale'
Hierophant Dexl wipes egg yolk from his clothing. 'My, what a mess!! Hmmph!! What did you say? Sisters of Scale? They were a legendary trio of mystics. We once had their skulls sealed within this temple, but now they are lost. I sent a channeler to retrieve them. His name was Vagnar. I am sure he shall find them.'
You say, 'who is vagnar'
Hierophant Dexl says 'He's a capable channeler, I trust he knows where to look and will prepare himself. Any competent servant of our Lord would prepare potions and supplies before going on such a quest. If he doesn't come back, it's no great loss, he wasn't Hierophant material anyway
This is as far as Dexl goes. The next set of clues was found on the Herb Vendor Island in West Cabilis. The dialogue goes like this.
You say, 'Who what where is Vagnar'
Jaxxtz says 'Vagnar? I don't recall.....Unless Vagnar was that shaman supposedly on some quest to save our entire race from total destruction..someone always on one of those. He bought some charms to ward of [Dragon kin]. He's most likely in the belly of some beast now.
You say, 'What Dragon kin'
Jaxxtz says 'Yes he said he needed to steal secrets from the hated Sarnaks to aid him in his true quest. He said the sarnak know ways to cleanse the mind from intrussion, he would say no more.
There is an Alchemy potion recipe that drops off Sarnak Adherants in the Sarnak Fort in Ill Omen. This ties directly into the text given by Jaxxtz the herb merchant. The recipe is written in Lizardman and when read show's this
From Opal Slush and Dristilate shall come Xinth. From Sarnak Nightdust, Gorge Moss, and Sponge Mushroom shall come Opal Slush. From Firiona Drixie Dust, Stoneleer Emerald plume, and Slate Chant Rock shall come Dristilate.
Sarnak Nightdust
Sarnak Partisans in Frontier Mountains, try +2000, -1800. Called Pouch of Dust.. Partisans in Overthere do not drop it..
Gorge Moss
Foraged in Gorge of King Xorbb.
Sponge Mushroom
Foraged in Mines of Nurga.
Firiona Drixie Dust
From Drixie's in Firona Vie.
Stoneleer Emerald Plume
Found on Cockatrice's in Overthere.
Slate Chant Rock
Found on Goblin Rockchanters in Mines of Nurga. Has a tan colour to it.
Once made the potions will be called "A Potion of Swirling Mists." It is not a drinkable potion, only a potion in name. It is trivial to make with alchemy at around 40.
At this point you will need to head into the Crypt of Dalnir. On the second floor there is a spawn called the Coerced Channeler. He mumbles to himself and if killed screams about a river of Xinth. Give the Coerced Channeler the Potion of Xinth. He despawns and is replaced by our Friend Vagnar the Channeler. Vagnar gives you the first of the skulls of the sisters of scale and immediately becomes KOS and runs off screaming "Go to where the pines have been smashed. Must reach great heights!"
If you go to the Burning Woods outside the Sarnak Fort/Chardok there you will see 2 guard towers. The top of the East Guard Tower is reachable. You must go back 150 feet from the gate on the zone wall. There is a spot there where you can climb high enough to be above the roof of the guard tower. Fire up levitate and scale of the wolf or spirit of cheetah. Then run straight at the tower, preferably in windowed mode. You should run right in. Inside you will meet an NPC named Atheling Plague.
He tells you,' Ahh!! A conversationalist. How good to meet you, Cradossk. Yes. I have heard of you. Go ahead and ask for that which has brought you to my tower and emboldened you to slay my weaker minions.'
Say to him "Give me the skull of the sisters of scale"
He replies, "'What a coincidence! I, too, seek a skull. Perhaps you might help me [obtain the skull]. Perhaps then you shall have the skull you desire.'
You say, 'I will help you obtain the skull'
Atheling Plague says 'I am sure you would not mind removing the head of a scaled mystic. I hope not. There is an old Iksar who once called me slave. Now he shall adorn my wall, mounted on a fine plaque. His name is Digalis. Find him. Do not return until your task is complete
In the Temple of Droga in the Jail there you can find the room which spawns Iksar Prisoners. One of the Spawns is an Iksar Slave. There are 2 that look identical but say different things when hailed. You want the one that when hailed gives you this - an iksar slave peers up at you. His face is covered with grime and he shows scars from goblin whips. He shakes his head and goes back to his thoughts. If you ask him his name he tells you he is Digalis. This is a weird part of the quest in that you must kill him here to get your skull. You do take negative faction with Scaled Mystics which doesn't make a lot of sense. He's an easy enough kill.
Return to Atheling and hand him in your skull of Digalis. It shows as Iksar Skull LORE NO DROP. After handing it in you get this:
Atheling Plague tosses the skull over the edge of the tower. 'Excellent. You show signs of a true Iksar slayer. Too, bad I have already given the skull of the Sister of Scale to another. Perhaps you would like to meet him before he departs. Say hello, Doval.'
Atheling then spawns Clerk Doval who resides in Cabilis. Doval is a Traitor and friend of the Sarnaks it seems. You get time to get a pet out and prepare to do battle. He is no particularily tough but he is healed by Atheling. Atheling doesn't join in the fight though. Once you've killed him he says this:
Clerk Doval says 'All Iksar residents.. shall learn.. of my demise. Ungghh!!
Loot the 2nd skull from his corpse.
The 3rd skull info was discovered before the 2nd one was completed, it is probable that asking about Clerk Doval could produce results leading to Klok Poklon. By asking Klok Poklon, in the "Upstairs Bar" near the shaman guild , "Who are the Sisters of Scale"...
He responded "Hmm, yes, the Babble around here is that one of the Klok's in the Lake Garrison has one of the Sister's of Scale Skull up for Auction. The Temple will bury him when they hear of it!
Asking around the vendors in Lake of Ill Omen yielded this:
Klok Sargin says 'Looking for the skull I had for sale? I am afraid I sold it to a staunch lizard champion. I would gladly give you his name if you would do me a [slight favor].
You say, 'what slight favor'
Klok Sargin says 'The lake garrison has requested that I work on a helm similar to the ones worn by sarnak dragoons. The problem is.. I need one to examine. You go get me one and I will tell you who purchased the skull.
The Helm is dropped by Sarnak Dragoons in the Sarnak Fort in Lake of Ill Omen. The Helm is NO RENT so run straight back to the garrison and Klok Sargin. Hand him the Helm and you get this:
Klok Sargin appears a little shaken. He has a few bruises on his face. 'Uhh. Thanks. I sort of told the lizard who bought the skull that you were asking for him, and, well, he was kinda mad, and... Cradossk , meet Bruiser"
He Spawns an Iksar Warrior named Bruiser who says this:
Bruiser Noz is a battle-scarred lizard with arms the size of tree trunks. He approaches and speaks. You feel the lager-tinged breeze blast your skin. 'Stay out of this, Klok !! I didn't spend 30 seasons in the legion to be pestered by the likes of you!! Here I am, you little croak!! You want my skull? Come and get it!!'
Klok Sargin shakes with fear. A dark stain begins to spread across the front of his trousers. 'Ye.. Ye.. Yes.. Yes, Bruiser.'
Bruiser Noz says 'Ha!! Who dares to take what is Bruiser's!! I will make swamp mush out of them!!
Bruiser gives you time to get a pet out etc. He's an easy kill at lvl 51 I'd say he's at most lvl 28 probably less. Kill him and you loot the 3rd Skull. Take this skull with your 2 other ones and the Cudgel of the Channeler back to Cabilis and down to Hierophant Dexl. Hand all 3 to him and you get this message:
Hierophant Dexl goes into a trance and speaks with the voice of an ancient. 'You have returned the skulls of the Sisters of Scale. For this you shall be rewarded. Take this hierophant's weapon. May you use it to smite the foes of our people.' Dexl comes out of the trance. 'What?!! Whew. Hey!! Where is my cudgel?'
The reward for this quest is :
Skyiron Cudgel of the Arisen
By Cradossk
At long last this line of Cudgel quests has been continued as of the Patch March 7, 2002. Rejoice fellow Scaled Mystics!
You will notice an NPC on the Bridge in East Cabilis named Hierophant Granix. He is as Shaman Trainer and when hailed says, " 'Leave me in peace Cradossk, I have little desire for company now. The Faceless sends visions to me that may hold the fate of our race in sway. '
You ask him, "What Visions?" and he replies, "'The spirits tell me of strange happenings around the ancient city of Charasis. None of the mystics that have been sent to investigate have returned. Something is surely happening in the ancient tombs of that city. I pray to our lord for some way to calm the tortured spirits of our fallen brothers that haunt the Howling Stones. "
You must now gather a force strong enough to fight in the South Wing of Charasis or Howling Stones as it is known. If you aren't aware Charasis is a dungeon in Overthere that requires a key to enter. The dungeon requires a solid group of 50's to go very deep in. Kill random mobs until you have aquired one dusty skull and 4 glowing skulls.
Return the Dusty skull to Hierophant Granix and you recieve this message, "Hierophant Granix peers at the skull intently. 'There is strange magic in this skull Cradossk, what ever necromancer animated this skeleton was a powerful warlock indeed. I sense the power of several ancients in this relic. Take this skull to Oracle Qulin in the field of bone, he may be able to perform the ritual which will free this ancient's spirit from the mortal realm. "
You will find an NPC by the shore in Field of Bone named Oracle Qulin. Give him the skull.
Oracle Qulin runs his scaled fingers slowly over the cracked, brittle skull. 'Granix did well to send you to me, I may yet be able to recover the spirit of this ancient and set it free. Come! I shall need your help with this ritual. '
Oracle Qulin dips the skull in the crystal waters. He lifts the skull over his head and stands completely still, allowing the water to drip down off the skull down over his body and finally on to the parched sand. '
Oracle Qulin begins to chant. Quietly at first but then louder and faster. He speaks a language you only vaguely recognize. It is the voice and language of the ancient oracles. His voice booms out over the water filling your mind with images of the ancient Sebilsian empire and the great Iksar rulers of old. '
Oracle Qulin 's voice stops suddenly, leaving the air completely silent. Even the waves seem to have stopped for a moment. You begin to move toward him, but he raises a hand toward you motioning for you to stay still. '
Oracle Qulin says 'Suddenly without warning the skull flies from Quilin's hands and flies into the murky waters. It stays submerged for a moment and then flies toward you, but this time an entire corpse is attached to it.
This spawns an Arisen Iksar who you must kill. He is approximately lvl 50 so you will want a few friends for this depending on your level. Once killed he drops Wet Skull Fragments. Give those to Oracle Qulin
Oracle Qulin says 'It seems this particular ancient does not wish to be put to rest. Return this note to Hierophant Granix and tell him what happened. He will surely wish this skull to be disposed of properly, but I do not have the power to do it myself. '
You return the note to Hierophant Granix. Hierophant Granix says "It is as I feared, the mark of the warlock has surely driven these ancient spirits mad. We can not allow these spirits to roam free in our world Cradossk. Take this case and place the glowing skulls of other ancients inside of it. Return it to me with your Cudgel of the Heirophant so that we may remove these cursed spirits from our world forcefully. "
He gives you an Ornate Skull Case which is a 4 slot combinable container. Put the 4 Glowing Skulls from Charasis in this container and combine them. Then hand in this combined container and your Iron Cudgel of the Heirophant and you receive:
Skyiron Cudgel of the Ancients
By Cradossk
After handing in your Hierophant Cudgel and Skull box to Granix he gives you your 7th Cudgel and says,"'You have done well Cradossk. Perhaps you can help clear these troubling dreams from my tired aging mind. Commune with the spirits of our Ancestors and learn from them. Never forget that the ultimate power comes from knowledge. The ancients are privy to much knowledge that mortals will never see. Should you be granted enlightenment from our ancestors, share your knowledge with me so that we may use this knowledge for the benefit of our brethren. I will continue to study the [dreams] that [cloud] my mind. "
When you ask him "What dreams cloud your mind?" he replies, "I see much darkness...darkness and death. A void of life...the cold grip of death. An Ancient pact...with forces too terrible to describe...A great Leader...a fall, and a second coming. I see...a symbol of...an ancient city...Kaesora. I would begin there young Mystic. The spirits of that fallen city may hold a key to our future. "
Go to the ruins outside Kaesora and you will see a new Shaman NPC there, Oracle Vauris. Hail him and he motions for silence. He points at the shifting sands below him without a word.
Go to Kaesora and Kill Xalgoz. He spawns every 20 minutes or so in the Church there and is approximately lvl 48 or so. He's an easy kill for a couple lvl 50 plus. He drops a Shrunken Iksar Skull Necklace. Loot that and give it to Oracle Vauris.
Oracle Vauris takes the necklace from you without a word. He looks into your eyes for a moment. He seems to be searching for something. Apparnetly he finds whatever he was looking for as he pulls an empty bag from his belt. He takes th enecklace and snaps the cord wit his teeth allowing the skulls to fall into the bag. he looks you square in the eyes again and motions for you to put out yoru hand. You do so and almost immediately regret it. Vauris takes the knife from his belt and slices open your forearm allowing your blood to fall into the bag. He uses the cord to tie the bag and hands it back to you. "You now share the mark of Rile, Cradossk. Your fates are intertwined." He then gives you a Bag of Iksar Skull Dust
Ask him, "What Rile?" and he replies, "Have you learned nothing in all your years of service to the hall of Terror? The skulls on that necklace were the bones of the traitorous Iksar who defiled Rile's Relics. Their final moments were spent in Charasis, destroyed by their own dark magics. Rile was the son of the most powerful and terrible [emperor] the Iksar have ever known. Not since the days of Ssrae... 'His voice trails off and his eyes glaze over a bit. You sense that Vauris has been touched by some unmentionable terror. '
If you ask him about Xalgoz, he replies, " 'At last you see Cradossk. The one you speak of is indeed a servant of Rile's father. His presence on this world has disrupted the spirits of the ancients. This disruption must be put to an end. Slaying him will do little good unfortunately. We will have to make use of other powers to truly banish him from this world. If we are to do this we shall need a true relic of Rile, and the soul of his father. Only with these items can we hope to free Rile's soul from the void between death and life. But first there are others that serve the risen emperor that must be destroyed. "
Ask him "what others?" and he says, "The servants of the emperor wear many faces. One in particular is know to wear several himself. Of Serpents and Iksar is his current incarnation, a twisted vision of a dark union. Bring me his essence, for I will need a vessel to siphon the emperor's soul into. Bring me these 3 items along with the pouch of bone dust and we shall see what fate the ancients have chosen for us. '
The Changeling Essense drops from a Named Goblin in the Frontier Mountains by the name of Thuuga Dengibl. He is about lvl 50 in strength and can be found on top of a rock near the Lake of Ill Omen Zone at -2100, -2400
Next you must kill a Named Froglok in the Froglok Village in the Swamp by the name of Kaggy Krup. He is of about the same level as Thuuga is. 3 or 4 50 plus can take him. He is actually up in one of the buildings in the western part of the village. He drops 'Glowing Kunzar Amulet'
The 4th item you need is dropped by Venril Sathir in Karnor's Castle. There are two versions of Venril. One is much tougher than the other. Both drop the Blackened Iksar Bones which you need. These can be master quested so this may be a good way to get the item if you can't easily field a group to take down Venril.
Give Vauris the Changling Essence, Bag of Bone Dust, Glowing Kunzar Amulet, and the Blackened Iksar Bones. Oracle Vauris says 'You have done well Skek. Now it is time for the true test of your clairvoyance. Only a true Scaled mystic will be able to put these spirits to rest. Be warned, these souls will not go quietly into the next world. They have strong ties to this land, and it is these ties we must break. Take them to the City of the Kunzar, the birthplace of the emperor. Only there will you be able to tear asunder the dark rituals that have twisted the souls of our ancient heroes. I will await you in that place Cradossk. " He gives you Iksar Relics NO DROP, LORE.
You now need to head into Charasis again with a decent force. At least a single group of 55 plus from all accounts. In teh South Wing you will find An Iksar Apparition. Give him the Iksar Relics. He immediately turns into Venril Sathir and 4 other mobs - an Arisen Disciple, Priest, Necromancer and Acolyte - aggro you. This battle can be fierce but this version of Venril is not the same as the one in KC thankfully. Venril Sathir drops a Skull of Rile. After you kill these mobs an amiable mob, the Spirit of Rile appears. Give him your Skyiron Cudgel of the Arisen and the Skull of Rile and you get the following message.
The spirit of Rile says 'Use your cudgel to unite my soul with my body Cradossk '
The spirit of Rile begins to shudder and shake, the bones fly from your hands to meet their rightful soul. The spirit and bones being to glow and meld into one another, forming a swirling mass of ethereal energy. Abani begins to mouth incantations in an unfamiliar tongue. Their voice rises ever higher as mystic energy surges through the room. Then, in a suddenly flash, the spirit and corpse disappear without a trace, leaving only Cradossk holding a Faintly glowing Cudgel in his hand.
Scaled Mystic Armour
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This armour was introduced to the game in the patch on Nov 15th, 2000. This is the equivalent of the totemic armour quests for the other races of Shaman but for the Iksar. The look is a darker green version of Cabilis Scale. The quests are initially triggered after completing
the mud crab quest.
Hierophant Oxyn tells you to seek the Furscales. They are located on the top floor of one of the buildings to the East of the Shaman Guild. Hail them and tell them "Oxyn sent me."
Shezlie and Zazlan Furscale both tell you they need to get something for them for payment. Tell Shezlie "I will collect some more bundles" and she tells you of the armor she will give and the components for it. Tell Zazlan "I will collect rare supplies" he tells you of his armor. The specific armour pieces and what is required to hand in are linked below.
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DETROIT - Gerardo Parra was perhaps the only hitter in the Diamondbacks' heretofore potent lineup to take many good swings on Saturday night, but he didn't hesitate to call it like he sees it with Detroit right-hander Justin Verlander.
"He's nasty," Parra said after Verlander dominated the Diamondbacks in a 6-0 win at Comerica Park. "He's got everything. And in the eighth inning he threw 100 (mph) and 98 and 99. I think he's the best pitcher in baseball right now."
Not many would disagree. Verlander struck out a career high 14 in throwing eight shutout innings, helping to spoil Michigan native Josh Collmenter's homecoming.
The loss brought an end to the Diamondbacks' four-game winning streak and cost them first place, as the San Francisco Giants won their fourth in a row earlier in the day, moving them half a game ahead in the National League West.
With hundreds of people on hand from his small hometown of Homer, Mich., Collmenter heard his name yelled from all directions as he walked across the outfield before the game. He heard the loud ovation when his name was announced in the stadium. And he saw familiar faces looking on as he warmed up in the visitors' bullpen.
But he said he "flushed" any emotions he might have had early in the day, not hard to believe for someone as measured and mature in his approach toward pitching.
All of those sights and sounds - including the hundreds of bright Homer orange T-shirts dotting Comerica - will go to the memory bank, he said. The game, however, was one to forget.
"I got on the mound and calmed myself," he said. "I felt good out there. It was a matter of executing some pitches and I didn't."
When Alex Avila lined an RBI double in the second inning, Collmenter knew Verlander already might have all the run support he needed to win. And then the Tigers added four more in the fourth, getting a run-scoring double from Jhonny Peralta and three-run blast from Avila, both shots coming on fastballs over the plate.
"I wasn't fine enough with my pitches and I tried to go in and left them out over the plate," Collmenter said. "You take away those and it's a different ballgame."
Or maybe it isn't, not with Verlander on the mound. In his past six starts, he has a 0.72 ERA in 49�2/3 innings, with 51 strikeouts and only six walks.
While Parra was gushing with praise, some Diamondbacks hitters were frustrated they didn't do more.
"For me, personally, he gave me pitches to hit and I didn't hit them," third baseman Ryan Roberts said. "With a guy like that, you've got to hit the pitches that he gives you. You can't miss them. Because once you get two strikes, he could throw you a lot of stuff."
Said shortstop Stephen Drew: "The frustrating part was, we got some pitches to hit and we fouled them back. That's just part of it. But at the same time, he's really good."
The Diamondbacks put men on second and third twice, in the third and eighth innings, but Verlander rose to the occasion both times. The eighth was particularly memorable, as he struck out three consecutive batters - Roberts, Kelly Johnson and Justin Upton - before pumping his fist in celebration.
"When you're going against a guy like Verlander," Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson said, "you have to keep the game as tight as you can and make the most of your opportunities, and we didn't do either one."
Fastball command: Tigers right-hander Justin Verlander believes his dominant stretch, which includes five consecutive games of at least eight innings, is mostly a result of his ability to put his fastball where he wants it.
"Most of the good games I have are built off of that," he said. "I feel like I was able to do that tonight and keep guys off balance and kind of start to keep them guessing."
Big moment: Verlander said he was able to appreciate the loud, sellout crowd of 43,163, particularly in the moments after he punched out Kelly Johnson for the second of three consecutive strikeouts to end his performance.
"I kind of took a minute to take it all in after I struck out the second guy," Verlander said. "There was a huge roar. I've been here through some special moments but that was one of the most vocal performances these fans have put on."
Bank it: Diamondbacks right-hander Josh Collmenter was asked what moments stood out in his first game in his home state as a big leaguer.
"Just being in a park that I've been to many times as a fan, especially taking the mound for the first time," Collmenter said. "And when they announced the lineups and announced my name and you hear a roar that's usually typified for the home team, not the visiting team. A couple of those will go in the memory bank."
A handful of Diamondbacks players - and even manager Kirk Gibson - were reluctant to call Justin Verlander the best pitcher they've seen this season. I'm not sure if that's their competitive nature or if they were unhappy with some calls behind home plate or what, but if he wasn't the best they've seen, he's got to be right up there. With a four-pitch mix, all of which were eliciting swings-and-misses, he was in complete control.
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You have to be a very good photographer to win any competition these days and it is no different with View bug. I see a load of rubbish when voting for competitions but unfortunately everyone including myself thinks their work is the best! Still blasting away yet to win anything!
I've joined ViewBug about 5-6 months ago as my friend couldn't stop talking about it and I'm now addicted to the website too :) I've learned a lot from other photographers and I'd say ViewBug is a bit more than just a photography site, it's more of a social network of photography where you can share tips and learn unique techniques about photography. Everyone have their own profile where they upload their own photos, create albums, and follow photographers that they like. Also, there are many different types of contests to enter, you are able to create challenges, and invite others to join. I'm currently a Free member however I was told by my friend that they have two more levels which give access to special contests and you have more options and exposure. I would like to upgrade to the next level as soon as I get my bonus this year :) Once, I contacted their customer service; they were great, responded to my question within 2 hours and answered all my questions.
If you are into photography; try it, you won't regret it ;)
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Gotta love a place that promotes art in such a creative way. The people I've met are awesome, give feedback on my shots and welcome me as a friend. The contests are AMAZING with the best opportunities I've ever seen and even though I may never win a prize, I've won ideas, skills and an appreciation eye through the winners. I have the free subscription and may upgrade if I get some $ as I recently lost my job.
This site is such scam!!! I joined couple months ago and submitted to numerous contests, but never get into final stage until I got membership paid. After this couple of my pix get the top 10 number of votes, but never get to final (they send you email VOTING UPDATE and where is your picture ranked). I emailed asking for explanation - how come that my picture is ranked top10 at the and of voting, but didn't get to final 50???... no answer. I also noticed that one photographer won 2 cameras in 2 different contests, with pretty much similar picture within a month. According to latest contest for Photo of the year the is a over 180K pics submitted. You could estimate that they have around 20-30.000 monthly paid subscribers (PRO $9, Premium $6). So they are getting minimum 100-150K per month and still scamming who will get most attractive prizes!!!
I joined when a friend that runs a photography studio invited me to vote for his photos in a contest about babies. I was very impressed with the quality of the photos so decided to create my account and join. So far I've been having a blast, seeing the most beautiful works and learning trying to win a contest... If you think you will win a contest right away, good luck, with so many photographers, it is pretty hard if you are great, if you are like me... almost impossible. But after a few months on viewbug i've learned that the contests are great for creativity and to meet people with the same interests. I did checked a couple of other reviews and clearly see that people expecting to win and don't get pretty pissed, that's sad given that art and beauty are in the eye of the beholder. Negativity sucks... but for me viewbug rocks!
I am far from being a pro and all the contests have pros that you have to go up against. They say they have amiture contests but I see pros joining that contest. There's no way an amiture shoots like a pro. Amitures don't stand a chance of winning anything.
what is it mean if my picture win featured store?
What is that do?
Not trying to boast about my photography but I know I don't suck, I have put out some amazing shots amazing photoshop edits and I get like 5 views?! I don't get it I stopped using view bug because it doesn't make sense, I see people with bad photography example bad lighting bad exposure bad bad bad composition but yet it would have hundreds if not thousands of views and people boasting about it?? I feel i`ve entered the photography twilight zone
It is nice to be a member in VB!!
While I do feel that Viewbug could improve on browsing and social interaction on their site, fewer sites have the quality of images and opportunities to network with so many like-minded photographers. I have enjoyed my time there, and will continue for the foreseeable future. Once they get a handle on advertising their print shop, making browsing easier, and including more interactivity, this will be a amazing place to go!
I'm really feeling compelled to write a positive current review of Viewbug. I did join it about one month ago and I'm completing happy with it. The reason I joined was because of the variety of pictures that are on the site. The members are from all over the world so you get to see photography from a world view. Every time I've had a question I simply shoot (get it) an email to them and within 24 hours I have an answer. I do appreciate the awards and yes they come from other viewbug members. I too have entered several contest and have not won any, but that really wasn't the main reason for joining. The site inspires and encourages me to improve my photography. When I see a photo that I'm really interested in how it was done I send a message to the creator and I have received a response from everyone so far. Once in awhile I will attempt to enter a photo in the pro membership level and I will get a "sorry you must upgrade", but I just go to the next contest. ---Several months ago I was tempted to join another online contest that had daily winners. I looked at the daily winners and the monthly top BIG winners. Well after a month I came to the conclusion that you had to have either a photo of landscapes, birds or cute animals. There was nothing new and fresh. And some of those winning photos were nothing more then snapshots. Don't get me wrong there were some amazing pictures, but the same kind over and over. With the same winners too.My question for that site was how can you have the same winners over and over again, if you have contestants from all over the world. Now that's suspect! With viewbug you know that you will see some amazing photos that have that WOW factor! So far the winning photos have been extraordinary and they challenge me to work harder on my own images, both in making them and in post production. Viewbug is just one avenue that I am using to improve my photos. I think you get what you put into it and this is one very positive method of improving my images. So thank you viewbug!
I joined only three months ago. I haven't even uploaded a photo yet and I've received over 75 emails from them asking me to upgrade. I receive one of these emails on nearly a daily basis! These schmucks just want my money!! I've even had people sending me "friend requests", then start bugging me to upgrade. I guess you get points if you get someone to upgrade. I cancelled my account.
Thankfully I have cancelled my subscription to the site. From the three years I have been on their the viewing figures are poor. I am not a pro photographer but do believe that I have no chance of winning any contests on there. You are misled into believing you are almost there in at least being in the running. In fact nowhere near. When you pay for a subscription what exactly do you recieve....more contests to enter. So lots more chances of not winning. Hmmm if you want to get noticed as a photographer then plenty of other sites out there.
Basically I think it's a scam. It's set up to make you feel good that you are getting awards etc. but the awards are meaningless because people get rewarded for liking photos and giving awards. The set up is all geared toward paying a monthly fee and ultimately the only one that benefits are the people that are getting that money. I'd like to see if they actually give out the prizes and who they go to. I posted photos and they don't show up in the new photos section so not sure how long it takes to propagate but there is something not quite right. I haven't paid yet. I did get a lot of "awards" but I'm not sure where they saw the photos because I don't see them in the general photo section.
Plenty of photos to view. The "contests" seem somewhat odd--at least on first inspection. Level of buy-in is tagged to participation in most of the galleries. The available postings in some of the categories (contests) are very random or maybe its the oddly-cutesy titles...so what happens in "Faces and Places" is photos of cannons (from where??) appear with portraits (human, okay) and horses and dogs and insect heads and plants that might look like they have a human face! No rules, just "give-me-what-you-got."
While I find the site OK and continue to visit and lightly participate, I find it generally a bit confusing to navigate, particularly the contest sites. Also I often find random pictures of mine submitted to free contests when I don't remember submitting them.
What I really want is true honest feedback about my photos. They don't provide how many "likes" or "votes" your photo gets in any contest, nor really where it RANKED at all (unless you win, I suppose). You have to shuffle through the thousands upon thousands of entries until you find yours to know where you rank. This is dumb. Why don't they just tell me? Is this a premium feature?
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Learned about this site from my younger brother when he won a contest on viewbug.
It is an amazing community and it offers many benefits, including contest for different levels and you can choose to pay or not. The voting is superb and I feel like a real photographer by awarding images I consider should be awarded ;) Very inspiring and fun!
What are the cost and fees to a winning participant?
I love ViewBug, it's a great place to showplace your photography. What I'm not absolutely sure about is why, when I'm going through other people's photos, some of them are repeated on different profiles. I have emailed ViewBug about this twice, but they haven't as yet responded.
I love Viewbug. . I have been a member for 6 months. I have 400 photos and almost all of my photos have rewards. The community is friendly and help full. I am just a beginner photographer, so I get inspirations from all the great photos that are on there. Their is people from all over the world posting photos so completion is high.. I have never won a contest but I am hopeful . This place is free to join and that's how I started out. If you are wanting to get some praise on your photos and get inspired this is the place.to join.
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Not overly impressed with the service as some of the winners of the contests are not by any means the best within the community and or the contests. They seem to do very very little as far as running the site. They have two categories for there contests those who payed and those who did not. they do have a points system with unlocking badges but thats all they do is unlock they're useless trinkets. The biggest problem with the site as i see it. is anyone who puts up the money can enter even the worst of quality or even no where near what the contest was about. so in order to vote for a favorite you have to go through thousands of pics by those not serious about photography what so ever. if the useless badges unlocked contests and then allowed you to the next level people might actualy talk and ask more about the pics and how they were done or want to grow as photographers. in todays age of cameras you certainly dont need to spend 10's of thousands to get a good shot. But to have all levels competing depending on the almighty buck is frustrating and very time consuming. even when the voting is open or the second round theres still a ton of crap to sift through.
I joined after a friend shared his photo for me to vote on in the nature photo contest and I immediately got hooked. I am addicted to choosing which photos to award and to the voting. Still trying to win a contest but still learning how to become a better photographer so not looking great. I do recommend it if you are a serious photographer or even if you just enjoy photography.
When I joined Viewbug over a year ago, I was happy for the opportunity to display my photographs. I have entered many contests but never even made a finalists list. When they show the voting update, they always write 'well done' even if I get the lowest possible ranking. It is silly. That is a minor issue however.
What really bothers me about Viewbug is their emphasis on showing women- either naked bodies or just faces, or clothed ones. Womens photographs get instant awards. Not everyone checks the 'Adult' box for their pictures of naked women, and Viewbug doesn't seem to care if I report those offensive photos. Someone posted a closeup of a vagina and another poster 'liked' that photo. I felt like vomitting.
A wonderful place to display your photos, receive and give awards, enter contests and communicate with like minded people. Everything is happy to help you develop your skills. I love it.
I think it's a fun site, to see where you're at personally in the world of photography, mostly. One of the drawbacks is that most of the time the photos that win are the most edited and altered. It's a bit of a bummer that in that way, that a great, more pure image isn't held in the same regard that a good image that has been extremely modified is. But it's a good place to get some feedback and see lots of great photos and photo illustrations.
I have been using it for like five or so months now. at the begining i was so happy with it. uploaded photo, taking part in contests that are free... I have gained 45 trifecta prize over the last months and it was amazing untll oneday i cant loginn anymore to the site.
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I was shocked to find that my portfolio has been erased and all my photo has been deleted. I tried to contact with them but i gave up after four email. one facebook inbox masssage and one tweet.
They dont response at all.
This site maybe a good place for beginner photographer, with all the free contests and good encouraging comments from community, but for serious people, its not a place they should waste their time on.
I joined after a friend shared his photo for me to vote on in the nature photo contest and I immediately got hooked. I am addicted to choosing which photos to award and to the voting. Still trying to win a contest but still learning how to become a better photographer so not looking great. I do recommend it if you are a serious photographer or even if you just enjoy photography.
be honest I have not as yet made up my mind and am skeptical about it. On the plus side they offer some free contests without entry fee and without joining fee, which offer some ok prizes, allegedly. Also they gave one free premium contest entry; possibly an attempt to suck me in to pay their premium joining. I have seen some excellent work by other members, but also some not so good, but the not so goods are paying the premium membership; but so are some of the good ones. Consider that larger reputable publication like PDN that promote their own major contest and the curator contest also charge entry fees to pay into the prize pool and to allegedly discourage frivolous entries; yet National GEO contest does not ; even small contests like popular photog monthly does not. Viewbug as expected does promote their annual membership for their premium buy to join; but as yet they have not solicited buy their book or buy your own award. Some things they do are suspect, but so far they have not tried to really push or force anything though they do try to sell the membership which is suspect. So far I have only paid them about $30.00 in individual contest entry fees that "offer" significant prizes and one free contest for a decent prize. They have offered a free trial premium contest, and some free ones wi various prizes. If they still offer the free trial one premium contest and the free ones, your safe and can't be forced to any monetary commitment which they will try to promote and encourage you but can't force you, so just stick to your guns and maybe if your comfortable try one or two individual premium contest entries for the individual roughly $10.00 fee each; this does not obligate or require any membership purchase or major investment. You can always stick to free safe contest wi National GEO; POP photog; better photo; digital photo pro mag, but regardless be sure your clear on retaining your ownership and copyright rights n their terms and conditions stipulation. The most suspect are the ones that solicit you to buy their books with your photo in it and you have won an award that you have to actually buy; so far viewbug has not pulled this as far s I know. Viewbugs members seem nice but it does raise a question that as long as you buy their membership they will accept poor work as long as you pay them to; I'm curious to see what quality work actually wins their $3000.00 and $1000.00 prize contests; as said you can try them wi low or no financial risk and don't go any further then their free non-premium contests or one or two entry fee premium contests without paying any joining fee or committing to any further purchase. For now I have gone as far with them moneywise as I intend to unless and until I am convinced otherwise; I will look at their free nonpremium contests and prizes; but for now until I see some really convincing facts or results, that's as far as I go. But you can stick to the legit free contest I have listed or the large upfront entry fee pro-level, contests sponsored by PDN but regardless read and understand the terms and conditions of ownership and copyright rights and publishing; and once more stay away from the ones that solicit you to buy your own work in one of their books and buy/pay for your own award certificate, trophy or anything else. View bug is not the only join our membership photog contest site; in fact they are pretty common like fanartreview ,others. So do your research, use your best judgement and don't jump in too deep,and even though viewbug may turn out to be a we just want your money scam like others or maybe not), just be cautious limit your financial commitment to minimal so as not to get burned really bad or stick to the tried and tested free ones.
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Joined this site some few weeks back and love it..its inspiring and the members encourage each other and appreciation for work is received. Also a good learning opportunity for newbie as well as experts from all over the world.
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I joined ViewBug in 2009, coming over from PhotoBucket, which I still have an open account that I use and have used since 2004 or so. I went to VB for the full resolution uploads for free, though limited in number. It was so much better to have my original resolution to view on the web. VB has its faults, make no mistake. It has always been, though, about the very great photographers who also happen to be very great people as well there for me.
I'm a long time analog photographer using a Point and Shoot digital and I think the overall quality of images I compete with in the contests make me work that much harder to overcome technical or qualitative limitations and pushes me to be even more creative with the tools I do have. I have yet to find another Photographic website that allows all levels, skills and technical classes to compete openly. And I have yet to find another single website that provides cheap bastards like me plenty of free contests to enter with a wide array of subject matter themes. Once again, this forces me out of my comfort zone and pushes me into exploring subjects and themes I don't normally consider on my own.
How does it get any better than that for anyone wishing to improve their craft?
Cons: Forums hosted ON VB would be better than the hosted by PhotoTalk new forums. Even if it were as clunky to navigate as PhotoTalk's open forums, it would be better to have it on ViewBug so VB members themselves could communicate without having to figure out if or how many members they know from VB even made it to the PT forums. This is a big con to me as a photographer who believes pictures really are worth a thousand words. :)
Other cons: A) No contests that provide Class levels (Amateur, DSLR only, Point/Shoot only, etc.,) to allow folks to compete on even footing as well as their already excellent Open competitions. I think such ideas foster better competitions by matching equipment of similar technical levels and their photographers to compete in similar vein to NASCAR or other sports where the equipment is standardized to make the athlete the deciding factor. In photography I think this is essential to providing a more growth oriented atmosphere. B) Small technical issues nearly continuously crop up every time changes are made (which I accept as "normal" these days in general) and oftentimes, even though they have AMAZINGLY FAST technical response times, it takes a good while to sort the issue on their end -- in most cases these issues resulted in a complete inability to either upload photos at all or to even view my account in proper graphical display.
VB has a few warts on it, but nothing is perfect. For all that, I strongly recommend it for any level of photographer if they wish to showcase their efforts and commiserate with other enthusiasts of all levels and interests with one thing in common: A Love of Photography.
I am an amateur photographer and by no means as good as many of the people on the site but what I love most about it is the comments and peer recognitions. It tells me what pictures people ready do like and helps boost my confidence as a photographer as well. The chance to win some pretty cool prizes doesn't hurt either.
I find the site excellent but the new method of voting the trifecta I find is difficult to see the photos that you are viewing properly and is very frustrating but otherwise love viewbug!
I have been a member for almost 2 years. last month I took a photography course and finally I feel comfortable entering photo contests, have to say never have I seen such a cool contest site so I decided to upgrade my account and now I am joining all contests and I have received such positive feedback that I am more addicted to photography.
I tried viewbug because a few months back a friend won a brand new camera bag by being the most voted photo is a contest. Then I joined and slowly but surely started getting more into it. the members are very welcoming and all of a sudden.... my photo is featured on the homepage and viewbug's facebook page. Made my day, week, month! so many positive comments I was overwhelmed. I hope I get another feature soon, it lifted my spirits so much and it was an instant push to go get more shots.
nice to get comments on my photos and it is good to see photos of such a high standard ,gives me something to aim at .my pics are as taken.I understand why people use photoshop and if it enhances a photo then that is all well and good technology is marvellous and well done Viewbug
I'be been a member about a year and like any site, it has its good points and bad points. People are friendly and I've found customer service response time to be excellent - usually within a couple hours. There's a variety of contests always going on and they've just started having more and more professional photographers as impartial judges.
As far as the contests go, the worst part is the member judged contests. He who has the most friends wins, regardless of what the pic looks like. One reviewer talked about the points system and how it was spam just to rack up points. To be fair, I recall that reviewer being atop the monthly and weekly points board the whole time they were there. They also had a mega load of groups they created, most of which were redundant. And you earn points for that so yet more easy points for that reviewer and quite hypocritical IMO. I can understand why they changed that rule.
This site is for all types of photographers. I believe if you're truly a professional, you wouldnt be wasting your time at photo sites anyway. I believe the site is more known for the contests and not for selling. There are plenty of other sites for that. I find it's easy to upload and consolidate my pics into albums. The site is easy to maneuver thru. I do not like that they allow minors and have highly sexual adult contests and pics without being able to verify a persons age (like requiring a credit card or driver's license at sign up).
All in all, I've been happy with it. You'll always find someone that doesn't like a particular site and sometimes it's just sour grapes. The only way to know is to try it for yourself.
This site has one thing only going for it...good members. As for a site it is shocking, and they say the words you want to hear, but care not at all for it's members, they just want to make money..DON'T JOIN. I was in contact with many members, that had said it needs change, and they had been telling VB for 3 years, and nothing had been done. Yes they may offer 150 dollars but that is broken up for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, which is lousy money prize. They have got others to join them now, and have a 10,000 contest. HOWEVER ...what crap it is, for it is said in the rules it is open for all world wide, BUT you must have a address to send prizes to in the U.S. and that they might charge you taxes...WHAT CRAP. This clearly shows a non professional approach for a site to say that. "You must have U.S address, and taxes can be charged. Face the facts, they say to have a U.S address, so they don't have to pay for postage and shipping, but for the winner to have to pay it. I confronted them about it, and their answer was.. "it has nothing to do with us". Seriously people, yes the members are nice people, but as for the site it's self...STAY AWAY FROM IT. It isn't worth the joining fee, their prizes are extreamly poor quality, the continually lie to their members, and think of nothing but making more money for themselves. I have asked them to make thing better, given them ideas, told them how to be a fantastic site etc... and all i get is, "they will look into it" Their contests also run for like four months at a time, and IF you win, you might get like 40-50 dollars for first place...BIG DEAL!. If you really want to be informed properly and truthfully about two sites NEVER TO JOIN...View bug is definitely one, and the other is Fan art review. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HEAR ME when i say DON'T JOIN, DON'T JOIN, DON'T JOIN. Also if you question them about their methods in contests or anything to do with the site, they will reply is sweet talking you, and saying how special your are, makes you sick. Every time i confronted them, funny but i would then have one of my photos picked by a viewbug judge/staff member etc... ...funny that. Save you money. They even state, they are the "number one site" what aload of crap....they offer nothing, and take all. Also to prove what i say is true, look at the comments here with 4 and 5 stars, they all mention the good members, just what i said. However not much being said about the actual site...the contests, the staff in a positive way...is there?. So please just remember my two words to you..........DON'T JOIN.
Expensive up grade, the odds are to great, to much of the same thing. Nothing selling . To much HDR. chances of winning Slim. To many specialising in photoshop and not true photography.
I personally think it's ridiculous that you can't display on the cover page the pictures you wish. They say that only certain pictures are allowed to be displayed.
If I am paying to have my pictures displayed than I should be able to choose the pictures I want to display, not view bug.
I am so happy i found view bug. I have felt truly encouraged to not think of myself as totally useless at photography but been really received a lot of praise for my work which i was not sure i deserved. Its a friendly and easy to use site and whats more one can see all those amazing photos that others who are so gifted have taken. Anyone who is starting out in photography or is a professional will enjoy being a member of viewbug and i have absolutely nothing but praise for the very user friendly way it has been designed. Anyone complaining is to my mind not understanding its purpose.
I love the site its a great opportunity to get my shots out for others to see, but... I am becoming a little discouraged about the competitions. It raises a red flag when the last 3 contest (perhaps more) were won by people who have joined JUST BEFORE a contest submission period ends...if you go back and review several recent contest, you will find this is becoming the norm and these "activities" seem quite questionable.
Case in point:
>> Winter Photo Contest - The latest winners' "portfolio" consist of 2 shots, which just happened to be the maximum # of shots for the contest; they won 1st place (a BX2 Backpack plus a BX2 Holster) (new member)
>> Thunder Photo Contest - 12 photos in winners portfolio (new member)
>> Natural World Photo Contest - - 15 photos in winners portfolio (new member)
>> Joy photo Contest - 2 photos in winners portfolio (new member)
Now don't get me wrong, the "winning" photos are great shots... and I've placed a few "Judges Favorite", "Featured Shots", and even a few "Featured Store". 8 "Awards" in all... just enough to keep me enticed....
As others have mentioned, the sight really lacks proper critiques from peers and seems to be post/point driven. It (the site) also lacks the meta data to "see" how the shot was taken and/or what software was used to edit the shot. There are also still "bugs" with the site that will place images in the wrong category. I don't know how when or why it happens but I've had on several occasions shots where I went in to edit the title or description and found B&W in color category. Landscapes (Nature) in animal category etc...
Bottom Line: I will continue to use the site perhaps past my subscription... but will continue to keep watch over the powers that be... the "contest" prizes are variable from inexpensive 120mm Holga cameras, gorrilla pod tripods. or the likes to several $1000 prizes. You be the judge.
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Absolutely love it. Great experience with it.
I love this site. I have won a camera and actually did receive it : ) The photos are great and the interface better! Definitely worth checking it out even if you are an amateur or a professional
I just found this site, i happen to like it... "rigged" or not. i think its a good way for people to get their artwork out there to get it looked at, besides using flickr, Viewbug is pretty good, simple to use, and not too many bells and whistles... and as for the Redbubble statement.. redbubble is for selling your photos.. not just getting them viewed.. if you have that much of a personal vendetta against viewbug i got an idea.. how about just don't use it, say whats wrong with it.. where it goes wrong, what its good for, but don't make it seem so personal.. just makes you look like a twat.
i am thinking someone on this review site has issues and cant stop complaining about things.... hmmm
I joined viewbug because a friend recommended me to check out the contest. I was very much impressed with the contests, they are fun and with great prizes.
I had a small glitch in the sytem but customer service was very quick and friendly. I truly enjoy my time at ViewBug and recommend it to other photographers.
Viewbug has no concern for it's members. When the site was free, it was much better because there was no limit on anything. I created 140 groups. Now each member is limited to 3 groups. Contest prizes used to be as much as $500. Now you received t-shirts and worthless stuff instead. On rare occasion there may be a prize of 50 or 100 dollars. There are at least 250,000 entries. Most winning photos are horrible, the results of unskilled photographers, and/or just downright nothing.
For those of you that are new to the site, and think it's so good, just give it time. Many of my friends thought it was great at first. Now they are on other sites that are at least honest and don't draw winning contest photos out of an electronic hat. Seriously, anyone would know 300,000 photos are not going to all be looked at.
As a general rule I'm very positive, and am a happy person. However, it has been a nightmare the way Viewbug has ignored problems and ignored members. About 100 of my friends are more than disenchanted with the site. Most of them have awesome photos yet never win contests or have a photo featured. I'm doing this for them. Many have had to block other members that harassed them. They can at least feel some consolation that a friend is telling the truth about Viewbug.
A free site that focuses on selling your photos is RedBubble. If you hope to sell your photos on Viewbug, it is unlikely it will happen. Out of 300 Viewbug friends, 2 have sold one photo each. Viewbug focuses on getting the $60 membership. Everything else is secondary.
Very friendly and welcoming Photographers community. I saw an ad for photo contests and joined. Right away I upgraded to get the additional perks and so far I'm addicted to it. The site keeps releasing new cool stuff and since I'm a mid level photographer I'm getting the best of both worlds: teaching and learning. I have not yet won a contest but I've been in touch with a couple of winners and apparently they did get their prize and have been on the site for a while. The contests makes me go out there and try different subjects and techniques.. I highly recommend it with a free and a paid membership.
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Het guys, here is a story I just sent in on Marty Turco.
I talked to him today after he was setting up realtors to put his house up for sale.
He said he has taken a couple of days to get his head together and look philosophically at leaving the Stars after nine seasons.
By MIKE HEIKA
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Marty Turco needed a little time to clear his head.
He declined interview requests for a couple of days after Stars GM Joe Nieuwendyk announced Tuesday that the veteran goalie would not return to the team next season. However, as he lined up realtors Friday to sell his house, Turco said he was ready to turn the page.
"It was hard and it is hard, but they are moving on and I have to move on," Turco said. "I haven't been happy for a little while, and I believe I'm a pretty happy person, so it's time to find a way to be happy again."
Turco said the best way to accomplish that is to find a team where he can play winning hockey. After his four-year contract with the Stars expires on June 30, Turco will be able to shop himself around the NHL as an unrestricted free agent. He got a late start in the pro game after four years in college and two more in the minors, so this is
Turco's first look at free agency. He said his criteria is simple.
"I want to win," he said. "I want to find a team that is ready to win, an organization that is building to win now, and an organization that believes I can be a big part of that winning. That's the most important thing to me."
Turco will turn 35 in August, but he said he would have this attitude no matter his age. The Stars franchise record holder in games played (509), wins (262) and shutouts (40) said the reason he is so attached to the franchise is because of its success.
"I've been fortunate, and really everybody here has been fortunate, to be a part of such a long tradition," he said. "Because of that, I believe I need to find a way to get back to that, and I fully believe I can do that."
Turco said he has no doubt about his ability to win hockey games. He said he has had a couple of rough patches in the past two seasons, but that he truly feels his game has not slipped.
"I can look at myself in the mirror and know I gave everything for this team and did everything I could to perform at my best," he said. "I don't feel there has been any slippage or anything like that. A couple of years ago, I thought I might be winding down by the time I was 35 or 36, but with improvements in training techniques and just more knowledge about conditioning, I feel better than I did a couple of years ago. I really see no reason why I can't do this for four or five more years. Am I worried about my ability? No, not at all."
Whatever happens, Turco said he has enjoyed being a part of the Stars organization and wishes it well in the future.
"I have a lot of friends here who are playing and a lot of friends who are fans, and I definitely want it to work out for them," he said. "They have their vision of the future and I have mine, and we just have to move forward. There's nothing wrong with that."


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Gordon and Victoria were the perfect hosts.
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A lovely stay, and we will be back.
This was our (1 human and 2 hounds!) sixth stay at The Braeside and once again we can't fault it. As usual it delivered on every front: friendliness and hospitality, comfort and cleanliness, and value for money.
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This is the fifth year running I have stayed at the Braeside. This is a small, cosy guesthouse, which is spotlessly clean and in the perfect location - 2 minutes walk from the beach and overlooking Gynn Square. Breakfast is very good and the guest house represents excellent value for money - in fact I don't know how Gordon and...
myself wife our 2 great nieces and 2 jack russells were given a warm welcome and our luggage was taken up to our room .
room was very clean great on suite large enough to accomadate us all . all in all a very friendly warm atmophere great breakfast .
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No hens or stags but for four reunited friends average age 60 this well positioned gem was a top value choice . Comfy clean rooms, attentive owners , great breakfasts, super lounge . Puzzle ? Odour of doughnuts on the air outside. Pleasant enough even if your name isn't Homer .
A very clean hotel with good rooms, especially room 1 which is a lovely large room with bay windows and a great view of Gynn Square and of the sea. A good breakfast is included in the price and the owners, Gordon and Victoria, are very friendly and welcoming, are very attentive and provide excellent service. The hotel is situated...
this hotel is a good value for money its a nice simpel hotel with a lot going for it we realy enjoyed our stay on the 23 to the 25 of june 06 we fell realy welcome the srives was really good as we ask for some extra pillows and was deliverd within 5mins. the room was small but it...


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