Quest:Across the Chasm

Across the Chasm
Level	118
Type	Solo
Starts with	Hórin
Starts at	Skarháld
Start Region	Ered Mithrin
Map Ref	[34.9N, 45.5W]
Quest Group	Dwarf-holds: Ered Mithrin
Quest Chain	The Way to Glimmerdeep

Quest Chain
[118] Preparing an Expedition [118] The Way to the Glimmerdeep [118] A Change in Plans [118] The Depth of the Problem [118] Across the Chasm [...] Instance: Glimmerdeep -- Solo/Duo - Instance in finder panel

Walkthrough & Notes
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Rewards
67  96   Increased Reputation with Grey Mountains Expedition ( 900 ) Legendary Item Experience 3 Mark of the Longbeards  Tracery, Lvl 116 Rare Selectable Rewards:  Silver Bracer of the Dwarf-holds  Silver Bracelet of the Dwarf-holds  Iron Bracelet of the Dwarf-holds  Silver Armlet of the Dwarf-holds

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Do you recall the chasm we found in the mine, <name>? The bridge was out and we could not cross, yet on that far side, I thought I saw... no, I could not tell. Some great form. Far greater than an Orc, but up upon two legs, arms at its sides. Did you see it too? 'I know not what it was, and I fear to know the truth, but within my heart know that is what we must face, if we are to claim those mines.' Background Hórin believes you have seen the true threat of Glimmerdeep across the bridgeless chasm. Objective 1 Complete the Glimmerdeep Instance Join Hórin in 'Glimmerdeep'. You will find the instance on the Specific tab of the Instance Finder panel, under the Grey Mountains section. Hórin says: 'We return to Glimmerdeep. Now is the time to fight. Is your weapon ready, <name>?' Objective 2 Talk to Hórin Talk to Hórin in Skarháld Hórin: 'Two heads! Old tales are told of such trolls who lurk in the shadows of the northern mountains. Never have I dreamt to see one. But then, never had I dreamt the Zhélruka would come back here. 'And yet, it is clear, we alone do not seek to claim this place. These Orcs, these Hobgoblins, this two-headed troll sought the mine for wealth and not shelter. Treasure for some master or cause we know not of. It is troubling, <name>! We must guard ourselves well. We must watch our backs.'