Online:Tor-Hame-Khard

Delve
Discoverable	Yes
Completion	Explore and Clear
Dungeon	Yes
# of Zones	1
Skyshards	1
Occupants
	Sagacian Battlemage, Sagacian Chanter, Sagacian Cryomancer, Sagacian Spellbinder, Sagacian Spellsword, Sagacian Stormmage, Yaghra Larva, Yaghra Spewer, Yaghra Strider
Zone
	Summerset
Location
	Southwest of Shimmerene
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	In Aldmeric, the name means Warlord's Mountain Lair, as these vast halls were originally built in the early First Era for the legendary Prime Battlereeve Fiirfarya. One morning the estate's entire populace was found slaughtered, and thereafter the site was abandoned.

Tor-Hame-Khard

Tor-Hame-Khard is a delve found southwest of Shimmerene, containing Sagacians and yaghra.

The Sagacians, a group of nefarious researchers who, according to Justiciar Tanorian, are "truly no better than bandits", using any means to obtain their ends. Justiciar Avanaire fled here after attacking the Dominion squad she was traveling with and robbing the abyssal pearl they were carrying to Lillandril.

In the northernmost chamber, a chest can be found at the top of the stairs, which lie in the northern portion of the room.

Related QuestsEdit

A Duelist's Dilemma: Help an Orc prepare for a duel according to High Elf customs.
The Hulkynd's Heart: Help an artist in Rellenthil find meaningful inspiration.
Pearls Before Traitors: Help retrieve a dangerous artifact.
Relic Runaround: Recover several relics and collect plans from the Sagacians.

Clearing the DungeonEdit

Explore and clear Tor-Hame-Khard.

To clear this dungeon and mark it as complete, you need to kill the following bosses:

The Kurgando

BooksEdit

For Captain Telomure by Lewell
Journal of Justiciar Avanaire by Justiciar Avanaire — Journal of a Justiciar who betrayed her squad for sisterly love
Lirendel's Family Shrine — A inscription displaying the full name of the Nivulirel line
Pearl Research Notes, Log 3 — Research notes on an abyssal pearl
The Myth of the Sea Sloads by Raavarion, Sapiarch of Aquatic Malevolence — A sapiarch discusses any potential threats from the so-called Sea Sloads