New Quest - A good deed

While out and about doing quests in EotN, I met Lt. Thackery outside EotN in Ice Cliff Chasms and he had the quest "A Good Deed." According to hte official wiki, it was added with the Nov. 18th update and replaces the Wintersday quest requirement for starting the WiK stuff. So now players have the option to do this quest instead of finishing EotN (but you still have to do the Vanguard story arc to get quest) to get the WiK stuff started.

I'm sure others already know about this, but I haven't seen one word about it here on the Guru, so I thought I'd share: http://wiki.guildwars.com/wiki/A_Good_Deed

Thanks. Fun stuff.

I took not hearing about it as a good thing. Usually people post more if something got f'ed up or if they disagree with something. Anet got soething right *highfive*

Unfortunately it seems this quest does not give access to the White Jingle Moa or Jingle Bear.

So this is the circumvention for the apple juice thing?

@RIGHTKaane
Why would it? It isn't a Wintersday quest.
If you want the Jingle Moa or Jingle Bear, just get in a party with someone who has them unlocked, and go out into Ice Cliff Chasms. They'll both be in the garden there.
The charm one, go to the menagerie, drop it off, and rinse and repeat for the other one.
Voila! Two new fuzzy pets.


@Saravok Thordin:
No, sorry.
This is a circumvention for not having done the Wintersday quest chain. This quest is exactly like Wintersday Cheer, except without the Wintersday part.
The "apple juice thing" (lol) is Thackeray's Scavenger Hunt, which is separate.

You can get the Jingle Moa by doing Lost Treasure of King Hundar

you all do realize the hard apple cider will be dropping at the end of this week right? (thanksgiving--pumpkin pie, apple cider drops.....).

will have to find one of my newer characters who never made it to eye to see what the new quest is like-----

lets hope this works this time. no you cant charm the moa's in snowmans dungeon. its widely know you cant. many people tried xD i only hope this quest wont be confused for the holiday one.