Quest:Blown on an Ill Wind

Blown on an Ill Wind
Level	88
Type	Solo
Starts at	Gurz-shâpol
Start Region	Kingstead
Map Ref	[69.6S, 71.8W]
Ends with	Auto-complete
Quest Group	Underharrow

Quest Chain

[87] The Burdens of Underharrow - vector from Éowyn in Edoras [87] The Fiddle and the Drum [86] Instance: The Fiddle and the Drum [87] Shelter in the Harrowdale [88] Bravery Beyond Her Years [87] Spirits of Harrowdale [87] Assembling the Warriors [87] Watchers of the Road [88] From Shelter to Shelter [88] Haunting the Dead [88] Splitting Skulls [88] Blown on an Ill Wind [88] Kept By The Dead [88] In Death's Shadow [88] Master of the Dead-folk [88] Word from the Harrowdale - vector back to Éowyn in Edoras

Walkthrough & Notes
This is an automatic bestowal quest that is done concurrently with Haunting the Dead. The Rashat-hai banners are spread throughout the cave. After burning eight of them, you'll get a notice that the quest is ready to advance, and you can complete the quest.

Rewards
36  95   Increased Reputation with The Eorlingas ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience ( 9,277 ) Steed Experience 3 Westemnet Iron Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue As you explore Gurz-shâpol, you notice grim standards depicting crude skulls and what appears to be a rendition of the Dead Men of Dunharrow. Even if their adornments are only meant to spook the young and old of Underharrow as they further their plans, these Orcs must never be allowed to fly their banners in the King's lands. Background The Rashat-hai of the White Mountains fly crude banners marked only by skulls, and they flow menacingly in the dank air of Gurz-shâpol. Objective 1 Burn Rashat-hai banners (0/8) Rashat-hai banners can be found throughout Gurz-shâpol. You have discovered banners adorned with crude depictions of the Dead Men of Dunharrow, and should burn them before the Orcs can fly them in Kingstead. Burned Rashat-hai banners (8/8) Objective 2 Completed You have burned many banners in Gurz-shâpol, and prevented the Orcs from flying their standards in Kingstead. You have burned many Rashat-hai banners in Gurz-shâpol, bringing a swift end to the Orcs' fool-hardy plan to disguise themselves as the Dead Men of Dunharrow.