Quest:Foes in the Forest

Foes in the Forest
Level	140
Type	Solo
Starts with	Irzeben
Starts at	Zarsatrâd
Start Region	Lower Lebennin (King's Gondor)
Map Ref	[77.7S, 34.6W]
Ends with	Irzeben
Ends at	Zarsatrâd
End Region	Lower Lebennin (King's Gondor)
Map Ref	[77.7S, 34.6W]
Quest Group	Lower Lebennin (King's Gondor)

Quest Chain
Zarsatrâd (King's Gondor) Quests [140] To Zarsatrâd -- vector from Pelargir [140] Tree Hunting [140] On the Trail of Gúrayin [140] Foes in the Forest [140] Coming Down the Mountain

Walkthrough & Notes
The brigands can be found throughout the forests in the Lebennin Valley, especially along the road that leads north towards Furukzahar.

Rewards
47  35   Increased Reputation with The Renewal of Gondor ( 900 ) Legendary Item Experience (422,000) 3 Marks of Renewal

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Your arrival is timely! I had been hoping someone like you might come our way. This outpost is an important stopover point between the quarry and multiple destinations south. The road north to the quarry and to Furukzahar has been troubled of late by bandits. They harass the workers who are trying to move shipments of stone down the road and have grown more and more brazen by the day! 'Productivity has plummeted and workers at the quarry whine and moan that they won't make the trek. If you could handle the threat, it would go far to improve morale!' Background The woods around Zarsatrâd have been infiltrated by bandits who harass the quarry workers and slow down the production and shipment of stones that must pass through the forest. Objective 1 Defeat woods snipers (0/8) Defeat forest prowlers (0/4) Defeat a bandit captain Irzeben has asked you to defeat the growing bandit threat in the woods south of Furukzahar. The woods are in northern Lower Lebennin. Objective 2 Return to Irzeben You should let Irzeben know that you have defeated many of the bandits in the forest south of Furukzahar. Irzeben is in the Zarsatrâd. Irzeben: 'Thank you for dispatching those thieves! Profits are up with the demand for stone in the south and east, and we don’t need distractions and detriments of this sort muddling things up.' 'Well, you have my thanks for making the woods a safer place for all of us.'