Quest:A Message of Thanks

A Message of Thanks
Level	5
Type	Solo
Starts with	Letter of Commendation
Ends with	Laenin or Bogi Deepdelver or Constable Thistlewool or Postman Newbuck
Ends at	Celondim or Thorin's Gates or Archet or Little Delving
Quest Group	Prologue

Walkthrough & Notes

After completing the character intro, you will receive a mail with the subject "A Letter of Commendation" and the Letter of Commendation attached to it. Dwarf/Elf 'Greetings, 'I heard you were back in the area and I have written a letter of commendation for you. Be sure to collect and read the letter, then seek out Laenin in Celondim or Bogi Deepdelver outside Thorin's Hall. 'Lord Dwalin of the Longbeards' Hobbit/Man 'Be it known that I, Jon Brackenbrook, overseeing the rebuilding of Archet, write this on behalf of <name>. I fought alongside <name> in an attempt to thwart the Blackwold brigands and their Angmarim masters. Should it be within your power, give <name>, some measure of welcome and thanks for all that they have done. Jon Brackenbrook

Rewards
5 Token of Salutation

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue The letter reads: Dwarves and Elves... Be it known that I, Dwalin, Lord of the Longbeards of the Blue Mountains and Steward of Thorin's Hall, write this on behalf of <name>. I fought alongside <name> to rescue the Elf-prince Elrohir from an alliance of terrible foes including Skórgrim, Ivar the Blood-hand, and Angmarim warriors. Should it be within your power, give <name>, some measure of welcome and thanks for all that was done. Dwalin Lord of the Longbeards of the Blue Mountains Steward of Thorin's Hall Apparently, Dwalin remembers well the travels you and he had together. Seek out Bogi Deepdelver to see what this letter will yield. Men and Hobbits... Be it known that I, Jon Brackenbrook, overseeing the rebuilding of Archet, write this on behalf of <name>. I fought alongside <name> in an attempt to thwart the Blackwold brigands and thei Angmarim masters. Should it be within your power, give <name>, some measure of welcome and thanks for all that was done. Jon Brackenbrook Apparently, Jon Brackenbrook wishes you well in your future endeavours. Background Dwarves and Elves Your assistance with Dwalin against the foes, Ivar the Blood-hand, Skórgrim and the Angmarim has not gone unnoticed. The Lord of the Longbeards sent you a missive which he hopes will bring you favour. Men and Hobbits pending Objective 1 - Dwarf / Elf Deliver the letter to Laenin in Celondim or Bogi Deepdelver outside Thorin's Hall Deliver the letter of thanks to Laenin the Glade Watcher in Celondim. Dwalin, the Lord of the Longbeards, sent you a letter of thanks for your efforts in recoving the Elf Prince, Elrohir, two years ago. His hope is that this letter will earn you some measure of reward from the Elves or Dwarves. Collected the Letter of Commendation Laenin: 'Your name is well known, <name>. It is not often that a hero of your stature visits me. I will honour you as Lord Dwalin honours you. Please accept these as a token of welcome in these lands. 'Speak with me again and look among my wares. You may find something there to your liking, and I will gladly barter for what you desire.' OR Bogi Deepdelver: 'Lord Dwalin deems that we give you thanks and I honour his request. Take these and speak with me again. I will share with you what we can offer. 'It may not be much, but it is certain that these will help and adventurer such as you.' Objective 1 - Hobbit / Man Deliver the letter to Constable Thistlewool or Postman Newbuck Deliver the letter of thanks to Constable Thistlewool in Archet or Postman Newbuck in Little Delving. Jon Brackenbrook has written a letter on your behalf thanking you for your assistance with the Blackwold brigands who recently assaulted and destroyed much of Archet. He hopes that you will gain some measure of thanks from others. Collected the Letter of Commendation Constable Thistlewool: 'I remember your face and your actions. You are a hero to us all. 'I will do what I can , though we do not have much to offer at the moment. Take these and then speak with me again to see what else I can offer you.' OR Postman Newbuck: 'I heard what you did. Mundo will never admit to it but what you did with the tall folk will be talked about behind your back for years! To think you helped save not only two hobbits from the Shire, but a whole town. 'Merry me, you must have a little Baggins in you. Here, take these and then look through my wares. You may find something there to your liking, adventurer!'