Hea Totem Quest

== Overview ==
Slay the brutal Temepuh: Hea Temenua, and then retrieve rubble from the broken Menhir Rings, and you will be rewarded with one of the powerful weapons of Palenqual.
== Walkthrough & Notes ==
# Find Hea Temenua, a random rare spawn on the Marescent Plateau, and loot a from his corpse.
#* Note: While the Hea Totem can be given to other players, they will not be flagged to hand in the Totem until they have killed Hea Temenua.
#* Loot the Greenwood Haft and Gromnie Sinew Bowstring, they can be used to create the Sublime Elari Wood Bow.
# Hand the totem in to one of the 3 Aun NPCs in the big tent in the center of Timaru for the weapon of your choice.
#* Aun Rukuona gives the Caster and the text 
#* Aun Turiona gives the Crossbow and the text 
#* Aun Kiriona gives the Melee Staff and the text 
#* Note: You can still hand the Totem to Aun Hareltah, however, you must talk with him before you hand the totem. Hareltah can give any of the three weapons but you have to talk with him before you hand the totem and he will tell you which weapon he will give you. This was the way the quest used to work before the other NPCs were added. It is preferable to use the NPCs in the back of the tent to choose your weapon so you won't mistakenly get the wrong one.
# Decide which three totems you want to add to the weapon. Different totems add different extra properties or spells to your weapon (see below).
# Make your way to the bottom of each hive, and loot the from the corpse of a special (these are givable despite the dungeons being level restricted) blue colored Olthoi Noble. This Olthoi is not always there, you might have to kill a few spawns for it to appear.
# Turn the Rubble in to the Aun Ngationa in the tent of Aun Hareltah in Timaru to receive a totem that you can add to the weapon: , , , and .
#* Alternatively the five different totems you get from turning the Rubble can be given to Aun Hareltah for some experience (500,000 max).
# Attach the three totems of your choice to your weapon.
=== Totem Spells ===
Totem 	Magic 	Melee 	Missile
Tonk 	War Magic Mastery Self VI(+35 Skill) 	Staff Mastery Self VI(+35 Staff Skill) 	Missile Weapon Mastery Self VI(+35 Missile Weapons Skill)
Storm 	Avalanche(War Spell - it will rain hail stones)	Crushing Blow(Base damage reduced, 4x Critital Strike Damage) 	Eye of the Hunter(175% instead of 145%)
Siraluun	Minor Focus(+5 Focus, stacks with Focus VI) 	Lesser Strength of Earth(+8 Strength, stacks with Strength VI)	Lesser Hunter's Acumen(+8 Coordination, stacks with Coordination VI)
Carenzi 	Focus Self VI(+35 Focus) 	Strength Self VI(+35 Strength) 	Coordination Self VI(+35 Coordination)
Timaru 	Timaru's Shelter(+10 Magic Defense) 	Timaru's Shelter(+30 Natural Armor) 	Timaru's Shelter(+10 Quickness)
== Dungeons & Maps ==
Olthoi Hive dungeon portals are not static but can usually be found not far from the coordinates listed below.
== Rewards ==
=== Items ===
== Images ==
File:Hea Totem Quest Live.jpg|
File:Hea Temenua Live.jpg|Hea Temenua
File:Olthoi Noble (Small Hive) Live.jpg|Rubble dropping Olthoi Noble
File:Rubble Live.jpg|Rubble
File:Hoeroa of Palenqual Live.jpg|Hoeroa of Palenqual
File:Kalindan of Palenqual Live.jpg|Kalindan of Palenqual
File:Stave of Palenqual Live.jpg|Stave of Palenqual
== Dialog ==
== Update History ==
== Trivia ==
* This quest was once closely tied with the Olthoi Queen Quest in a way that was intended to bring out roleplaying in the game, but ultimately made the Menhir rebuilding part of the quest very difficult and unpopular. The mechanic was steamlined during the Discoveries event so players no longer had to coordinate their efforts with players running the Queen Quest. You can read more about this here.
** Players who chose to side with the Hea Tumeroks would break the Menhir Rings using the Pyreal Bells.
** Players who chose to side with the Aun Tumeroks would help repair the rings by handing in rubble to the appropriate Tumerok drummer found at each of the rings.
** Handing in rubble at a Menhir Ring made that NPC disappear, so if you had broken 5 rings, the quest would be reset back to 4 rings and players running the Queen quest would now need to find an additional bell dropper.
* Aun Hareltah was originally the only NPC that handed out weapons for the Hea Totem. The weapon he gave out varied on his position in the Timaru building, which changed everytime a stage of the Queen quest was completed:
** When the quest is dormant, Hareltah will kneel in front of the building and reward the Hoeroa of Palenqual.
** When the first Menhir Ring is broken, he will pace back and forth in the front of the building and reward the Kalindan of Palenqual.
** When the fifth and final ring is broken, he will pace back and forth in the back of the building and reward the Stave of Palenqual.