[Thundering Steppes Knowledge] Advantages from having a very good Gnoll faction?

Hello!
Well, tell me if you haven't the perfect evil touch if you count yourself as a friend of the Gnolls.
But what if I raise my gnoll faction by killing centaurs and others guards into the Thundering Steppes?
Is it known that one gnoll or another will eventually offer me a quest? ... At least... talk with me?
At the opposite, does a perfect faction with the centaurs grant you access to specific quests?
I wonder what are the benefits of going the higher possible in factions.
Sargonnath.

There is a quest giver that is sensative to Cenatuar faction, so try to keep that high. I don't recall any quests related to high gnoll faction.

AFAIK u cant get to a point where the gnolls are friendly.

Gnolls don't attack several of my chars so.. you might not go in a bar with them but they don't attack u.

Sziroten@Valor wrote:

Cool. I stand corrected.

Well, this is sad for me to discover that you aren't perfectly evil.
It has some style to be a friend of the Gnolls.
Don't you remember that existed in EQ 1 an Armorer in Qeynos that didn't want to talk to anyone as he was linked Gnoll Sabertooth faction? Here is a man: the perfect traitor. I have a tear when I think about him. If I'll come to old Qeynos again, I will shake hands with him.

I wouldnt say Gnolls are evil. Just aggressively territorial.

Since they're enemies of Qeynos, my Necro took it upon herself to form an alliance with them. Sir Lucan is most pleased!

I don't think it was an armorer in eq1, think he was just a general merchant, was kind of cool because you could get him executed if you did the right quests. Additionally he was a great way to earn some extra exp, gnoll teeth to the captain for moonstones, moonstones to him for blackburrow stout... basically free booze and exp

glowsinthedark wrote:

Great quest series.