Quest:Ancient Wards

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Ancient Wards
Level 101
Type Solo
Starts with Ghân-buri-Ghân
Starts at Drû Bhûta
Start Region Taur Drúadan
Map Ref [53.5S, 27.7W]
Quest Chain Far Anórien: Taur Drúadan
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'The Okwô-kuryô protect us. Once Okwô-kuryô breaks, no longer watches over Drúedain. Drúedain can rebuild Okwô-kuryô. First we must make new heart for Okwô-kuryô. You get Okwô-kuryô fragments, bring them to Ghâr-buri-Bhâm. He make Okwô-kuryô heart.'

Background

Ghân-buri-Ghân, chieftain of the Drúedain, asks of you to help collect ward fragments from Púkel-men statues so that the Woses may protect themselves from this new threat.

Objective 1

  • Collect ward pieces (0/6)

Ward pieces can be found near Púkel-men statues in the Drúadan Forest.

You should collect ward pieces for the Woses.

Collected ward pieces (6/6)

Objective 2

Ghâr-buri-Bhâm is in Drû Bhûta.

You should bring the ward pieces to Ghâr-buri-Bhâm so that he can craft a new ward for the village.

Ghâr-buri-Bhâm: You hand the fragments to Ghâr-buri-Bhâm. His expression remains serious and he begins to tinker away with bits of stone.

Objective 3

  • Wait for Ghâr-buri-Bhâm to craft the ward

Ghâr-buri-Bhâm is in Drû Bhûta.

You should wait for Ghâr-buri-Bhâm to craft the ward.

It seems that Ghâr-buri-Bhâm has finished working with the Púkel-men statue fragments you gave him

Objective 4

  • Speak with Ghâr-buri-Bhâm

Ghâr-buri-Bhâm is in Drû Bhûta.

You should speak with Ghâr-buri-Bhâm about the ward.

Ghâr-buri-Bhâm: The Wose looks up and hands you a mysterious object of intricate stonework. You are not sure how anyone could create something so detailed out of stone so quickly.

Objective 5

Ghân-buri-Ghân can be found in Drû Bhûta.

You should speak with Ghân-buri-Ghân.

Ghân-buri-Ghân: 'Ghâr-buri-Bhâm has made a Okwô-kuryô heart. I see this. I have good words. Rhûd-pulo-Drât has returned to Drû Bhûta. The heart draws him to a line to safety of the village.'