Quest:A Visit to a Dreamer

A Visit to a Dreamer
Level	100
Type	Solo
Starts with	Merenir
Starts at	Imloth Melui
Start Region	Lossarnach
Map Ref	[73.2S, 23.5W]
Ends with	Lady Vanyalos
Ends at	Hall of Lady Vanyalos
End Region	Lossarnach
Map Ref	[73.0S, 23.0W]
Quest Group	Eastern Gondor: Lossarnach

Quest Chain
[100] A Letter to a Lady - vector from Arnach [100] A Visit to a Dreamer [100] Listening to the Pulse [100] The Sights of Gondor's Garden [100] A Rat in the Garden [100] The Poison Test [100] Egind Accused [100] The Poison's Cure [100] Making Warriors [100] A Report of Orcs [100] The Madness of Vanyalos [100] Instance:The Madness of Vanyalos [100] A Watch on the Walls - vector to Harlond

Walkthrough & Notes
Lady Vanyalos can be found in the great hall on the north-east rise of Imloth Melui.

Rewards
16  14   Increased Reputation with Pelargir ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience  East Gondor Silver Piece

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'Forgive me, <class>. This is exactly Lady Vanyalos's dream, as she told it to me: a <race>, looking as you, coming up this road under a strangely darkened sky. The description fits exactly! 'Lady Vanyalos will want to speak with you, and at once! You can find her within her hall on the north-east rise. I do not pretend to understand how this can be, but she will certainly be filled with wonder at seeing her dream made flesh. What can this mean?' Background It seems that your appearance and the timing of your arrival in Imloth Melui bears a striking resemblance to a dream Lady Vanyalos had the night before. Objective 1 Talk to Lady Vanyalos in her hall on the north-east rise of Imloth Melui Lady Vanyalos can be found in the great hall on the north-east rise of Imloth Melui. Merenir has asked you to pay a visit to Lady Vanyalos, insisting that somehow she dreamed of you. Lady Vanyalos: 'Welcome to Imloth Melui, good traveller. Captain Merenir believes it was you I saw in my dream? Are you the only traveller of your kind who will visit us during this strange darkness, I wonder? Will Merenir send me every one who does? He is a good captain but perhaps not the best interpreter of dreams. 'Still, it is true and well known that I and those of my blood have had dreams of great portent. Are you a bearer of good tidings, <name>, or ill? And if you were, would you know the difference?'