Chaos in the Steamfont Mountains 

The sounds of gnomish cheers and clockwork gears echoed throughout the continent of Faydwer as the Steamfont Mountains transformed its appearance - but was there an unknown cost to this new paradise? 

Hordes of brownies and renegade steamworks have recently been spotted roaming throughout the area. In a state of panic and in fear of their lives, the brownies are clinging to adventurers as they recount the story of how they escaped the imprisonment within the mines and factories of Meldrath. 

The escaped brownies spread the news about the steamworks machines and minotaur slave drivers. They also warn about Meldrath's plan of destruction and announce, "The steamworks are coming!" 

Geo Friinok, a renowned investigator and member of the Gem Choppers, the guards of AK'Anon, has recently received reports regarding the chaos. It has been almost two years since Geo investigated and stopped the evil plans of the legendary villains known as the Steam Vectors of Ak'Anon but the time has come when Geo believes his investigation skills are required by Ak'Anon once again. The villains he encountered in the past are not responsible for the most recent activities but with Meldrath involved, he fears the danger to Ak'Anon will be far worse than the city has ever encountered. 

Due to the grand nature of the chaos, Geo realized that he can't possibly conduct the investigation on his own. He needs the assistance of freelance investigators. 

Geo received several excellent reports of the incidents but found the reports from the following investigators to be the most intriguing and indepth: 

First Place: 

Nirmalti 

Second Place: 

jkcarp2

Amphar 

The winners will be contacted early next week. 

Geo also wanted to thank the following investigators for helping him with his investigation: 

Honorable Mentions: 

Gnomereaper

Murril

Ezgeze

Noxoculus

Jyve

bstew1



You can View All Reports that were sent to Geo Friinok over on  the EverQuest official forums. 
 



Here's the entire report received by the First Place Winner, Community Member Nirmalti