Quest:Gathering Wool

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Gathering Wool
Level 103
Type Solo
Starts with Lavandir
Starts at Ost Rimmon
Start Region Beacon Hills
Map Ref [47.8S, 37.1W]
Quest Chain Far Anórien: Beacon Hills
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'What a bind! I ran here in a fright and left my flocks grazing out upon the hills. Now I don't dare go back out, what with those bad men and their swords roaming to and fro. Now you, you're not afraid of those men, are you, <class>? Would you go and lead my sheep back here to me? If they're left out there, they'll be eaten up by wolves and swordsmen, every last one!

'My flocks will not have strayed far. They were on the pastures north of Erelas, north-east of Calenhad, and west of Bâr Nadhron.'

Background

Lavandir rushed to Ost Rimmon and inadvertently left his flocks unattended and possibly in danger.

Objective 1

  • Gather sheep from the north of Erelas (0/4)

You should gather the sheep on the hills due north of Erelas in the Beacon Hills.

A sheep is now following you (4/4)

Objective 2

  • Lead the sheep to safety

You should lead the first flock of sheep back to Ost Rimmon.

Led the flock to safety in Ost Rimmon

Objective 3

  • Gather sheep from the slope of Calenhad (0/4)

You should gather the sheep from the north-eastern slope of Calenhad in the Beacon Hills.

A sheep is now following you (4/4)

Objective 4

  • Lead the sheep to safety

You should lead the second flock of sheep back to Ost Rimmon.

Led the flock to safety in Ost Rimmon

Objective 5

You should gather the sheep west of Bâr Nadhron in the Beacon Hills.

A sheep is now following you (4/4)

Objective 6

  • Lead the sheep to safety

You should lead the third flock of sheep back to Ost Rimmon.

Led the flock to safety in Ost Rimmon

Objective 7

Now that you have led the flocks of sheep to safety, you should return to Lavandir in Ost Rimmon.

Lavandir: 'You would make a fine shepherd, <race>! My flocks are accounted for and unaware of the troubles surrounding them. If we are held here long, they will make food and garments for these folk too, as well they ought.'