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Gatewright Tomiya Sen
Gatewright Tomiya Sen
RoleQuest giver (kill tally)
LocationDrift Network hall, by the Busy Door arch
FactionThe Meridian
QuestsBusy Door kill tally

Gatewright Tomiya Sen is the Meridian gatewright posted at Busy Door, in the Drift Network hall. She counts what comes through it and writes the number down whether or not anyone reads the page.

Overview

Tomiya keeps the running cull on Busy Door: name yourself for the tally, thin the herd, come back when the count is full. Dry and brisk even by the wing's own standard, she treats the door's endless traffic as an administrative fact rather than anything worth remarking on.

Tally

Tomiya offers one repeatable kill tally against the Drift-Touched Tusker herd (and its Bulls).

Target Count Cadence Reward
Drift-Touched Tusker and Drift-Touched Tusker Bull 20 Repeatable every 20 hours Level-scaled experience and 5 trade notes (1,250,000 pyreals), plus the Meridian Sigil of the Six once per character

The experience award is a full level's worth at the player's own level (capped at the level-40 amount), paid every time the tally is completed, together with the 5 trade notes. The Sigil itself - one piece of the Dedication Set - is handed over only the first time the tally is ever completed on a given character.

Dialogue

Greeting Tomiya sets the tally and reminds you what she is watching for:

"Keep it moving, keep it moving. You're for the Busy Door? Twenty of what's clogging the line - thin the traffic and I'll sign your sigil."

While the tally is running:

"The order stands. The ledger is patient; the doors are not."

Offering the job fresh (count at zero):

"The Busy Door is busy again. Go through and thin the count; bring me nothing, just make the number smaller. The tally is kept on our side of the door."

When the count is full:

"The count is down and the ink is dry. The Busy Door will be busy again by tomorrow, but tomorrow has its own page."

Handing over the Sigil, the first time only:

"Here is your Sigil, one piece to a door."

And once the day-long cooldown is running:

"The ledger says you have been through recently. Doors keep their own time; come back when yours has passed."

See also