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Quest
Last Will and Testament

Location:

Korcari Wilds

Start:

Corpse of Missionary Rigby

End:

Redcliffe Village

Chasind Trail Signs

Appearances:

Dragon Age: Origins

The Warden will discover a note on the body of Missionary Rigby in the depths of the Korcari Wilds. His last request is that a lockbox hidden elsewhere be taken to Jetta in Redcliffe Village.

Walkthrough Edit

As you're looking at the dead men hung from the fallen tree, go left and after engaging some darkspawn you should see a fight between a pack of wolves and a few darkspawn.
You should now see a corpse of Missionary Rigby. As you pick up Codex entry: Rigby's Last Will and Testament, you will be given the quest.
Head as far west as you can, then proceed northward and you should see some ruins. At the base, there is a chest containing Codex entry: Signs of the Chasind and a Hidden Cache (in the bonfire). Note that the area will be guarded by darkspawn when first discovered.
Now you have two options:

Take the lockbox to give to Jetta, who is located in the chantry.
Open the lockbox and keep the contents, which includes: fluorspar, emerald, malachite, a note, and the Beloved Amulet, a plot-item amulet that has no particular use.

The first part of this quest has to be completed before leaving the Korcari Wilds because after that the Korcari Wilds are no longer available (If you have the DLC Return to Ostagar you may return to the Korcari wilds after finishing it allowing you to complete this quest if you missed it at the beginning.)

Result Edit

If you chose to take the lockbox, bring it to Jetta in the chantry in Redcliffe. Upon giving the lockbox to her, she assumes the fate of her husband, and kindly thanks you.

Giving Jetta the lockbox grants you no money or XP, so keeping the contents is the most profitable choice. You can still inform her about her husband's and son's fate at the chantry, but you can't give her the Beloved Amulet. Presumably, the decision of keeping the contents of the lockbox for yourself includes that item.