Quest:Hunters in the Blinding White

Hunters in the Blinding White
Level	48
Type	Solo
Starts with	Vämmä
Starts at	Great Lodge of Sûri-kylä
Start Region	Forochel
Map Ref	[19.5N, 72.0W]
Quest Group	Forochel

Quest Chain
[48] The Frozen War [48] Hunters in the Blinding White [49] He Who Leads

Walkthrough & Notes
Ravagers, Stalkers, and Seers are mainly found at Barad Gaurhoth, north of Zigilgund. But also elsewhere.

Rewards
24  15   Increased Reputation with Lossoth of Forochel ( 700 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'The Susi-väki are brutes, grown stronger and more savage than those who follow a civilized path. It comes as no surprise to me that their response to our warning is only to redouble their assaults in challenge. I had no true hope that it would be otherwise, for it has ever been this way with them. 'Now the war begins in earnest as their hunters roam far and wide upon the ice, searching for either man or beast to slay. They shall be the ones we hunt, for they are poorly organized and vulnerable, depending on their raw strength alone rather than the more deadly tools of cunning or numbers. 'We shall winnow their numbers now, before they form into true war-bands, which would offer a much greater threat to us. Go and seek these Susi-väki upon the glacier, west across the Ice Bay.' Background The Gauredain have been warned that their aggression would not go unmarked yet they have not relented, and so the battle shall commence in earnest. Objective 1 Defeat Gauradan Ravagers (0/6) Defeat Gauradan Stalkers (0/6) Defeat Gauradan Seers (0/6) The Gauredain can be found on the great glacier across the Ice Bay to the west. Vämmä has asked you to hunt the Gauredain stalking the glaciers. Vämmä: 'Are the Susi-väki dead? Have you done as I have asked?' Objective 2 Talk to Vämmä Vämmä is in Sûri-kylä, far to the east of the glacier, across the Ice Bay. With their numbers weakened, you should return to Vämmä and see what else might be done to end the Gauradan threat. Vämmä: 'It is well that you have returned, for your efforts, difficult though they may have been, have not proven to be enough. While you were away, the winds brought the howls of the Susi-väki here. Our long years of struggle with these brutes have taught us some of the meaning of their howls. Few of my people have ever heard such a fierce howl as this, and it could mean but one thing: The Susi-väki have chosen a war leader.'