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Objectives

Use the A.M.O.D. to destroy the nagacamps and defeat Grobathan.

• A.M.O.D. Mounted
• Naga forces slain (40)
• Grobathan slain

Description

Field Evaluation Csa

We got the A.M.O.D. Cups coffee sweets cup. back together. It's a fine piece of equipment, but we're gonna have to give it a tune up. We don't want to end up digging shrapnel out of our rears.

Lucky for us, there are a few naga camps remaining along with the giant that broke the gun in the first place. They'll be great for target practice.

We'll deploy the A.M.O.D. just outside the building here. After we deploy, go man it. I'll have you fire a few rounds while I tune its gun.

Everything'll be fine.. unless it isn't.

Rewards

You will also receive:

• 46 80
• 20,560 XP
• +150 reputation with Talanji's Expedition

Progress

That went great! See, I told you everything would be fine.

Completion

Great job! The A.M.O.D. needs a few more tweaks but it'll be nothing we can't handle.

Oh, and hey.. good shooting!

Notes

Field Evaluation Body

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Progression

1. [110 - 120] Getting the Message
2. [110 - 120] Rendezvous with the Libation
3. [110 - 120] No Goblin Left Behind & [110 - 120] Revenge: Served Hot
   • Bonus objective: [110 - 119B] The Libation's Liberation
4. [110 - 120] There Is No Plan 'B', [110 - 120] Pilfering and Fencing & [110 - 120] Head of the Viper
5. [110 - 120] Field Evaluation
6. [110 - 120] Ready For Action

Patch changes

• Patch 8.0.1 (2018-07-17): Added.
  

External links

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