Quest:Better Blankets

Better Blankets
Level	25
Type	Solo
Starts with	Old Mugwort
Starts at	Eglain Camp
Start Region	Lone-lands
Map Ref	[34.3S, 36.9W]
Quest Group	Lone-lands
Quest Chain	Wolves of the Scrub

Quest Chain
Wolves of the Scrub [25] Better Blankets [25] A Fitting Meal [25] Raising the Wargs' Ire [25] Drawing the Pack

Walkthrough & Notes
Lynx (Brush Hunters and Brush Prowlers) are found north-east from the camp.

Rewards
11  50   Selectable Rewards:  Arinora's Boots  Arinora's Bracelet  Arinora's Shield

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'I nearly forgot! Anlaf wants me to offer better blankets to our guests from Bree. Better blankets! Can you believe that? You come from the town, and you get better blankets. I ask you, is that right by any measure? No, it isn't! 'I have no choice but to see to it. Your first blankets are good enough for those used to the harder life, but their betters need something better, according to Anlaf. 'So I figure I can help her while I work to frighten off the goblins! When you are killing lynx in Nain Enidh, north of here and east of Weathertop, tear off their hides! Their fur is soft and well-kept. Bring it to me, and I will make these blankets, and get them back to Arinora.' Background Arinora is displeased with the preferential treatment that Anlaf is demanding for guests from the town of Bree, but there is little she can do about it. Objective 1 Collect soft lynx-hide (0/8) Bring soft lynx-hides to Old Mugwort Lynx prowl through Nain Enidh, east of Weathertop and north of the encampment on the east edge of Minas Eriol. Old Mugwort asked you to collect lynx-hides so he can help Arinora make better blankets for the inn's more affluent guests. Old Mugwort: 'Lynx prowl the lands eastern of the inn, beyond Weathertop. Don't travel too far, lest you find Orcs, spiders and all manner of things most foul.' Old Mugwort: 'The fur is certainly softer. I may take one of these for my own bedding. 'I owe you a bit of coin, I think, <name>. I can think of nothing else that I need done at the moment. You have done wonders for me and freed me to see to all my other duties.'