Quest:Treacherous Hunger

Treacherous Hunger
Level	43
Type	Solo
Starts with	Tasgall
Starts at	Fasach-larran
Start Region	Angmar
Map Ref	[2.5N, 38.4W]
Quest Group	Angmar
Quest Chain	Strange Beasts

Quest Chain
This quest chain requires having the quest Crannog's Second Challenge and this chain must be completed to advance that quest. Strange Beasts [43] Rona's Concern [43] Strange Beasts [43] Treacherous Hunger [43] The Matron and the Master [43] Instance: The Matron and the Master

Walkthrough & Notes
Kill Deadly Ash Crawlers and other crawlers found throughout Fasach-larran. Two runs around the lake would do.

Rewards
22  40

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'The hillbeasts we are hunting in Fasach-larran are bred of two mighty creatures, Bangrath and Murragrath, too aged and cautious to be caught unawares. But that is precisely what we must do! 'Hill-beasts thrive on the large crawlers that infest Fasach-larran. With enough we might be able to lure Bangrath and Murragrath out of hiding. 'I care not where the crawlers come from, but there are many of them throughout Fasach-larran. Kill crawlers wherever you find them and bring their remains to me. I will prepare a mixture that may seem repulsive to you and me, but will be hard for our foes to resist.' Background Tasgall has come up with a plan by which the threat of the hill-beasts may be greatly lessened. Objective 1 Collect crawler remains (0/8) Crawlers can be found throughout Fasach-larran. Tasgall has asked you to collect remains from the crawlers of Fasach-larran so he may create bait to lure out Bangrath and Murragrath. Tasgall: 'Crawlers can be found all throughout Fasach-larran, <name>. Defeat the creatures and bring me their remains so I can prepare bait to lure Bangrath and Murragrath out of hiding.' Objective 2 Bring crawler remains to Tasgall Tasgall's campsite is north of Aughaire and southeast of Nád Nathair. You have collected the remains of several crawlers from Fasach-larran, and should bring them now to Tasgall. Tasgall: 'The remains of these crawlers are not pleasant to smell or look upon, but trust me when I say they are a delicacy to the creatures we hunt. I will prepare bait from this with which we draw Bangrath and Murragrath out of hiding.'