Nezeb's Second Feat

"... And long did the Xadaganian people wander the deserts, and long had their water skins been empty. At seeing this, the great Nezeb became dismayed and ordered for wells to be built to satisfy the thirst of the people. And so they dug wells where the camels struck the sand with their left hind legs, and where the last tears of dying infants fell on the scorching earth - but the waters would not flow. It was then that the great Nezeb opened his heart to sacred wisdom and sensed water in the depths of a wind-swept dune. Our people dug a well and water flowed freely onto the sands of the desert. The Xadaganian people then quenched their mighty thirst and built a city there. They named it Nezebgrad after their great leader. And they built the great gates."

To connect with Nezeb's experience, pilgrims must enter the water. However, this alone is not enough - they have to fight for it. That well does not exist anymore - many years have passed since those times. However, we do have an underground reservoir. Descend into the depths and kill four of the snakes that live there. In the name of Nezeb!

The underground reservoir is a very important part of the city, filled with life-giving water. It's a sacred place!