Quest:Lumber Disarray

Lumber Disarray
Level	141
Type	Solo
Starts with	Camaen
Starts at	Parth Rest
Start Region	Dor-en-Ernil (King's Gondor)
Map Ref	[80.2S, 51.0W]
Ends with	Camaen
Ends at	Parth Rest
End Region	Dor-en-Ernil (King's Gondor)
Map Ref	[80.2S, 51.0W]
Quest Group	Dor-en-Ernil (King's Gondor)

Quest Chain

Parth Rest (King's Gondor) Quests

[141] The Sons Redeemed - vector from Dol Brannor
[141] A Brother's Work
[141] Return to Barad Rill - vector to Barad Rill
[141] (Barad Rill Runs Dark - at Barad Rill, vectors back to Parth Rest)
[141] Lumber from Ethring - vector to Ethring

Walkthrough & Notes
Planks are scattered around in and near the camp of Parth Rest

Rewards
47 55 Increased Reputation with The Renewal of Gondor ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience (253.000) 2 Marks of Renewal Umbari Athelas Essence

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue

'The workers are constantly pestered by the local fauna, which means a lot of our supplies are sometimes left scattered about.

'The war has left us wanting for able bodied workers, especially ones with stronger convictions. Whether it be the distraction of an adorable creature or fear of a larger predator, our workers just drop their quarry and run off into the horizon. We make do, I suppose.

'Could you find any of the scattered lumber left by my distracted workers and place the pieces in a pile next to me?'

Background

Camaen is disturbed by all the lumber scattered around Parth Rest due to fauna disturbing the workers

Objective 1

Collect scattered lumber (0/6)

Camaen has asked you to collect the scattered lumber around Parth Rest.

Objective 2

Place the lumber in its proper place

The lumber should be placed in its proper place by Camean in Parth Rest.

The lumber has been stacked

Objective 3

Talk to Camaen in Parth Rest

You have collected as much lumber as you can and returned it all to its proper place. You should report your success to Camaen.

Camaen can be found in Parth Rest.

Camaen: 'Thank you for your help, <name>. Everyone's contribution to the restoration is highly valuable, no matter how trivial the task.'