Quest:Defending Crithost

Defending Crithost
Level	100
Type	Solo
Starts with	Tolwin
Starts at	Hall of Crithost
Start Region	Talath Anor
Map Ref	[53.5S, 16.0W]
Quest Chain	Old Anórien: Talath Anor

Walkthrough & Notes
Defend the northwest [53.7S, 16.6W] and southern entrances [54.8S, 16.1W] of Crithost for 2 minutes each. Don't stray too far.

Rewards
39  35   Increased Reputation with Defenders of Minas Tirith ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Minas Tirith Silver Pieces

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'What is that shouting in the hall? A scouting party approaches?! Everyone, get those who can not defend inside the hall! 'Quickly, <name>, we must defend the village of Crithost from these bands of Orcs and Easterlings!' Background A scouting party of Easterlings and Orcs are en route to Crithost. Now is the time to defend the village from the enemy. Objective 1 Defend the north-west entrance of Crithost Crithost is located in Talath Anor. You should defend Crithost from the approaching scouting party at the north-west entrance. Do not let the scouting party invade Crithost Objective 2 Stand your ground and defend Crithost Do not leave the north-west entrance of Crithost unguarded Crithost is located in Talath Anor. You should defend the north-west entrance of Crithost. The scouting party is now approaching the southern entrance to Crithost! Objective 3 Defend the southern entrance of Crithost Crithost is located in Talath Anor. You should defend Crithost from the approaching scouting party at the south entrance. Do not let the scouting party invade Crithost Objective 4 Stand your ground and defend Crithost Do not leave the southern entrance of Crithost unguarded Crithost is located in Talath Anor. You should defend the southern entrance of Crithost. You have successfully defended Crithost! Objective 5 Talk to Tolwin Tolwin can be found in the hall of Crithost. You should speak with Tolwin. Tolwin: 'That was a close battle! Thankfully, we had those barricades and your expert fighting! 'I hope that was only a scouting party and not the first wave of a larger assault upon this small village.'