Quest:My Brethren's Call

My Brethren's Call
Level	18
Type	Solo
Starts with	Saeradan
Starts at	Saeradan's Cabin
Start Region	Bree-land
Map Ref	[25.6S, 52.9W]
Ends with	Andreg
Ends at	The Old Greenway Fort
End Region	Bree-land
Map Ref	[23.7S, 53.6W]
Quest Group	Bree-land
Quest Chain	My Brethren's Call

Quest Chain
My Brethren's Call [18] My Brethren's Call [18] Signs of Struggle [19] Ill Gotten.... [18] Orc Out-riders [19] Dirty Work: Orc-slaying [19] Breaking Alliances [19] Instance: Broken Alliance [19] Word to the South [20] Hengstacer Farm [20] Horses for Hire [20] The Forgetful Dwarf [20] Stolen Notes [21] Down the Hill [21] Checking the Borders [21] The Fall of the North Downs

Walkthrough & Notes
Andreg is at the Old Greenway Fort [23.7S, 53.6W]

Rewards
1  28

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Your reputation precedes you. We are well aware of your efforts here in Bree-land and abroad. We, the Rangers of the North, thank you for all you have done. I wonder, though...are you willing to aid us ever more? Are you willing to stand against foes that have long risen up against the Men of Middle-earth, threatening to tear us out by our roots and make this world over in the grim visage of evil? 'I think you are willing and able. It is for this reason that I ask you to make your way north along the Greenway to the place where a pass cuts towards the eastern hills. There, in the ruins of the Greenway Fort, you will find one of my brethren. 'His latest reports tell me of a great danger growing out of the north, and he is in need of much assistance.' Background One of Saeradan's brethren recently called for aid against a foe that the Rangers of the North know all too well. Objective 1 Talk to Andreg at the Greenway Fort Andreg waits at his post at the Greenway Fort, north along the Greenway from Saeradan's Cabin. Saeradan sent you to assist Andreg, one of his kindred. Saeradan: 'You should speak at once with Andreg.' Andreg: 'Saeradan is a man of his word, as am I. Your arrival comes at a critical moment. There is much to do and too few of us here to complete all that must be done. Perhaps we will slow the progress of this foe by our combined efforts. 'This, at least, is a good hope to have.'