Corrupted Critics

Description
Sabotage and pillage in the Serenity Monastery for Magistrate Redridge in the Ebonscale Reach Settlement.

Tasks

 * Sabotage the Corrupted at Serenity Monastery
 * Collect five Corrupted Intelligence from chests
 * Collect five Dusty Spyglasses from Corrupted
 * Set fire to eight Corrupted Scrolls
 * Talk to Constance Redridge

Walkthrough
Head to the Serenity Monastery southwest of Ebonscale Reach near the Pilgrim's Rest shrine. You can access the monastery on top of the mountain via a tall staircase to the south. Traverse through the monastery to defeat the corrupted, search the chests, and destroy the scrolls. The scrolls have a blue glow and are attached to notice boards and statues. If you are having trouble finding the last scroll, destroyed scrolls have a short respawn time. Return to Constance Redridge.

Dialogue
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Accepting
Conversation between Constance Redridge and the Sole Survivor

It's my fervent belief that canceling our cultural traditions puts us in the mentality of defeat.

But we must ensure the Corrupted don't interrupt our performance. They will try if they learn of it.

How do we stop them?

Long ago, the Clifftop Monastery was a place where we could meditate and find solace, but these days, it rings with the din of the Corrupted.

From up there, they spy on us and plot to sabotage our initiatives.

We should sabotage them right back.

Ha! I love the spirit! Yes, they've been operating freely up there too long.

Assault the Monastery and confiscate their plans and the implements of their surveillance. Let their activities be disrupted for a change.

In Progress
Conversation between Constance Redridge and the Sole Survivor

Please, dearie, do make haste and visit the Clifftop Monastery.

If the Corrupted learn of our enterprise, they will try to take advantage of that.

Completion
Conversation between Constance Redridge and the Sole Survivor

Finally, the Corrupted are paid back for spoiling the Monastery. This intelligence will prove useful too.

Most importantly, however, we can now begin our rigorous rehearsal schedule.