Quest:The Elf-sword

The Elf-sword
Level	15
Type	Solo
Starts with	Penglir
Starts at	Duillond
Start Region	Ered Luin
Map Ref	[23.9S, 92.6W]
Ends with	Celairant
Ends at	Thrasi's Lodge
End Region	Ered Luin
Map Ref	[21.6S, 94.1W]
Quest Group	Ered Luin
Quest Chain	An Incorrupt Heart

Quest Chain
An Incorrupt Heart [11] A Remarkable Bow [13] Someone Worthy [15] The Elf-sword

Walkthrough & Notes
The Elf-friend Sword is in Emyn Hoedh at [18.7S, 93.8W]

Rewards
1  80   Selectable Rewards:  Celairant's Shoes  Celairant's Boots  Celairant's Greaves

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Celairant bears the blood of the Rangers of the North, and the name of a great hero is amongst his forebears, a Man I was proud to call my friend and companion. Perhaps Celairant is young as Men count the years, but then all Men are young by my count. 'In ages past, I honoured my fallen companion with a sword placed at his grave amongst the mounds of the Edain. It may be that the sword can yet be found in that place. It bears the motto Elvellon, or Elf-friend in the tongue of Men. Perhaps if you find the sword, that will convince young Celairant not to spurn my gift.' Background After allowing Starkath to take the bow from him, Celairant is now certain that he is not worthy of the Elvish weapon. Objective 1 Find Elvellon, the Elf-sword Bring the Elf-sword to Celairant The sword Elvellon can be found at a grave marker amongst the mounds of the Edain, north-east of Gondamon. Celairant is at the hunter's lodge, west of Kheledûl. Penglir has asked you to retrieve a sword which he placed by his companion's grave long ago and take it to Celairant. Penglir: 'Find Elvellon and give it to Celairant with my blessings.' Found Elvellon, the Elf-sword Celairant: 'What is this? Surely not another gift? Nay, this is something else, is it not? What is the significance of this old sword? 'This is the sword of my ancestor? You say he was a friend and companion of Penglir? Now I understand. He gave me the bow in honour of my great-grandfather. 'What? You think the gift was made to me, not to my forebear? Well, it may be you are right, despite all. It will be a challenge to live up to those bygone glories, but perhaps someday I will be able to wield the bow without shame.'