Quest:Chapter 6: A Journey by Boat

Chapter 6: A Journey by Boat
Level	75
Type	Solo
Starts with	Corudan
Starts at	Haldirith
Start Region	Great River
Map Ref	[21.4S, 63.4W]
Ends with	Horn
Ends at	The East Wall
End Region	The East Wall
Map Ref	[49.9S, 47.5W]
Quest Group	Vol. III. Book 7

Quest Chain

Previous: Volume III, Book 6 Vol. III. Book 7: A Fellowship Endangered [75] Chapter 1: The Land of the Elf-queen [75] Chapter 2: The Point of Decision [75] Instance: The Point of Decision - Session Play - Frodo Baggins [75] Chapter 3: The River-walker [75] Chapter 4: Along the Shore [75] Chapter 5: A Stop in Stangard [75] Chapter 6: A Journey by Boat [75] Instance: A Journey by Boat [76] Chapter 7: Shadow of the Argonath [76] Chapter 8: Reading the Signs [76] Instance: The Breaking of the Fellowship - Session Play - Boromir [76] Instance: The Horn of Gondor - Session Play - Boromir [76] Instance: Two Hobbits - Session Play - Samwise Gamgee [76] Chapter 9: Three Hunters [76] Chapter 10: To the Wold! Next: Volume III, Book 8

Walkthrough & Notes
Completing the instance will transport you further south to The East Wall, near The Argonath [49.9S, 47.5W]

Rewards
33  60   Legendary Item Experience ( 12,951 )  Enhancement Runes, Lvl 50 Rare

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'We will still fit in the one boat... but it will not be comfortable. I do not think we should recruit any more companions, <name>, unless you fancy swimming alongside the boat! 'Are you ready to continue our journey?' Background Your group of companions is ready to continue your journey down the Anduin. Objective 1 Talk to Corudan at Haldirith and continue your journey down the Anduin Objective 1 description Corudan: 'Let us go to the boat together. I want to have a good seat and a comfortable place to rest my arm as we paddle. Complete the A Journey by Boat instance. Objective 2 Talk to Horn near the shadow of the Argonath You have travelled with Corudan, Nona, and Horn to the Argonath, the Pillars of the Kings. Horn would like to speak with you. Corudan: 'The Argonath, the Pillars of the Kings. I have seen them often, but even so they still capture the breath as they emerge from the mist, do they not?' Nona: 'How may lives of Men did it take to fashion those great statues? I have never seen anything like it before!' Horn: 'They are not my kings, but there is still something majestic about the twin statues of the Argonath. Many songs have been sung about the men in whose likenesses they are carved, and I know most of them by heart. I will not sing them now. There is too much we must do here.'