Quest:Orc, Interrupted

Orc, Interrupted
Level	26
Type	Solo
Starts with	Henir
Starts at	Iorvinas
Start Region	Lone-lands
Map Ref	[32.9S, 32.9W]
Quest Group	Lone-lands
Quest Chain	Orcs and Dwarves

Quest Chain
Quests in italics are not part of the named quest-chain, as seen in the Quest Log [26] Dwarves with Orc-weapons [26] Orcs and Dwarves [26] Dwarf, Interrupted [26] There is Something in These Halls [26] Orc, Interrupted Once completed quests from Logi or Henir: [26] Towards the Eglain

Walkthrough & Notes
Orcs are on one side of the dungeon, Dwarves on the other. Gnâshrakh is in the second hallway between the two, the tunnel where you enter being the first hallway.

Rewards
13   Increased Reputation with Thorin's Hall ( 700 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'I would wager that there is a leader in the depths of this place...likely a larger Orc, hiding in the ruins, but ruing from the darkness. 'I have oft heard the name Gnâshrakh spoken among the Orcs. Perhaps this is the name of their leader. 'Search through these ruins; find and destroy this leader, then return to me.' Background Worried that the Dourhands and Orcs have struck some bargain, dwarves from an expedition in the east have stopped to investigate a ruin. Objective 1 Defeat Gnâshrakh The Orc-leader Gnâshrakh is within Iorvinas. Henir advised that you not waste the opportunity to find the Orc-leader and put an end to him. One less Orc in the world is a good thing, and one less leader among the Orcs is a great thing. Henir: 'It's best to kill as many Orcs as possible. When the opportunity arises to bring down their leaders, you cannot stop from carrying out the deed.' Objective 2 Talk to Henir at the entrance to Iorvians Defeating the Orc-leader proved simple enough. Henir will be pleased to know that you have carried out the duty he placed before you. Henir: 'Orc leaders are a dangerous sort. It is good to know that you are as hearty an adventurer as first I thought, <name>. 'You have earned this reward, and so too have you earned the respect of this dwarf and the respect of my kin.'