The Night of Opet
An old man sits on the steps of Luxor Temple, staring down the avenue of sphinxes as if waiting for a procession that never came.
Requirements
- Complete A Stranger in Men-nefer
Walkthrough
The quest journal, step by step.
- Start
An old man sits on the steps of Luxor Temple, staring down the avenue of sphinxes as if waiting for a procession that never came.
- Stage 1
Hori carried the god's barque at the last Feast of Opet, the night Pharaoh Seneferu-Ka died. Nobody has ever asked him what he saw. He asked me to talk to Amenmose, the cupbearer at Thebes Palace, about the king's cup.
Updated by talking to Hori, old barque-bearer - Stage 2
Amenmose broke the seal on the king's wine himself, but a young servant nobody knew handed the king the cup. A Memphite, by his accent. Hori wants me to ask Meritamun, a singer of Amun, at the Temple of Amun.
Updated by talking to Cupbearer Amenmose - Stage 3
Meritamun saw the servant slip away towards the river with the empty cup held like something precious. He wore red under his white linen. Hori wants to see my scarab amulet: I should take it off and use it on him.
To do: Use
Scarab amulet on Hori, old barque-bearerUpdated by talking to Meritamun - Stage 4
Hori turned my scarab over in his hands for a long time. I should hear what he has to say.
- Complete
Hori told me the last thing he saw: that night Pharaoh wore a scarab at his throat, blue-green like mine. In the morning it was gone. I think the gods are keeping this one for later.
Updated by talking to Hori, old barque-bearer
Rewards
- 1 Renown
- 2,500 Devotion and 2,000 Wayfaring XP
- 800 deben
Items: 
Deben ×800