After you complete an encounter, its corresponding quest goes on a cooldown of 1 hour. The other way is to actually complete the random encounters that you get. So you can keep trying and relogging until you finally get the Emissary encounter. One way to do this is to talk to the Khitai travel NPC in Khemi, tell him you want to do the random encounter, and then once you see which random encounter you actually got, if it isn’t the Emissary one, you can relog and you’ll end up back in Khemi at the Khitai travel NPC. So your first challenge is to pick up this quest in the first place, since it’s just one of several possible random encounters (and I suspect it’s less likely than the others). He gives you a quest to kill 500 Craterspawns and collect quest items from them. See this forum thread for more info.īut the random encounter that we’re interested in at this point is the one where you meet an Emissary from the King of Zamora. There are around 8 or so possible random encounters - killing a kraken, gathering fruit or various artefacts, scouting a canyon, protecting the caravan from attackers, etc. These encounters are basically short quests in a miniature playfield (“The Silk Road X”, for various values of X) to which you will be transported for that purpose. The Khitai travel NPC in Khemi can take you to the Gateway to Khitai, and offers you two ways of doing so: either you pay him 22.5 silver, or you pay nothing but have to complete a random encounter along the way. You’ll have to swim from the main island of Khemi to get there, or pay one of the NPCs (Madu) 75 copper to take you across by boat. But there is also the old-fashioned way of getting to Khitai: by talking to the Khitan pathfinder NPC in the southeastern corner of the Khemi playfield. Most people nowadays travel to the Khitai playfields with the Path of Asura or one of the paths that you can buy with veteran tokens (to Shaulun and Heaven’s Lake), or even by buying the one-time-use teleportation scrolls from the item shop. Useful forum threads: link 1, link 2, link 3.
Motivation: there’s a somewhat masochistic quest chain hidden amidst the Silk Road encounters, leading to a few curious and bizarre social items and pets, as well as some accessories with an impressive amount of constitution.
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