Quest:Man and Monster

Man and Monster
Level	85
Type	Solo
Starts with	Mossbeard
Starts at	Stonecliff
Start Region	Wildermore
Map Ref	[30.2S, 70.9W]
Ends with	Mossbeard
Ends at	Stonecliff
End Region	Wildermore
Map Ref	[30.2S, 70.9W]
Quest Group	Wildermore: Balewood

Quest Chain

[85] Into Harm's Way [85] Running Towards Nothing [85] Instance: Running Towards Nothing [85] No Way Out [85] The Lost of the Balewood [85] Keeping Back the Cold [85] Snowblind [85] If an Orc Falls in the Forest [85] Freeze or Burn [85] Stumbling in the Dark - Landscape [85] Orcs on Ice - Landscape [85] Right in Two - Smudged Orders of Isengard [85] A Splintered Company [85] Days Long Past [85] Instance: Days Long Past [85] Hiding in the Wilds [85] The Untended Wood [85] A Lost Friend [85] In Núrzum's Wake [85] Wild Growth - Landscape [85] Tangled Underfoot - Landscape [85] Branching Out [85] A Friend of the Woods [85] Life in Darkness [85] Cruel Blades [85] Old Roots [85] Shattered Roots [85] Instance: Shattered Roots [85] Man and Monster [85] Instance: Man and Monster [85] Núrzum's Wrath [85] Instance: Núrzum's Wrath - Session Play [85] An Uphill Battle [85] Breaking the White Hand [85] A Thorn in their Side [85] Out of their Element - Landscape [85] Freezing the Supply Lines - Landscape [85] Forest for the Trees [85] Instance: Forest for the Trees [85] A Moment of Silence [85] Searching for Cyneberg - vector quest back to Category: Wildermore: High Knolls Quests Warbands [85] Warband: Varg [85] Warband: Rottenheart

Walkthrough & Notes
Listen to Mossbeard, and complete Instance: Man and Monster. NOTE: This instance quest is meant to be run Solo and cannot be run in a group. There is no combat required in this quest and instance.

Rewards
58  6   Increased Reputation with People of Wildermore ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience (12,951) Steed Experience (14,458) 3 Wildermore Coin

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'And so, little one, Brúndoron was taken by the Orcs. 'Núrzum had wandered these woods some time before this happening, you see. Hoom. He was then but a Stone-giant and had not much interest in the destruction of any creature of nature. His curiosity of the Men was his only real reason for venturing into Wildermore, but when he was grievously wounded and chased from their lands, the other Ents and I thought him gone from our forest. 'Such things never come to a resolution simply with you creatures, do they? Hom. Yet, one day Núrzum returned, and this time, he was not alone. NOTE: This instance quest is meant to be run Solo and cannot be run in a group. Background Mossbeard has communed with the trees and fallen of the Balewood and now wishes to tell all that he has learned of Núrzum's coming. Objective 1 Talk to Mossbeard Mossbeard can be found at Stonecliff in the Balewood. Mossbeard is prepared to tell you and the Ents of the rest of what he has learned from the trees of the forest. You should listen to his tale when you are ready. Mossbeard: 'I have learned much of Núrzum from these trees, my friend. When you are ready, I shall tell what I know.' NOTE: This instance quest is meant to be run Solo and cannot be run in a group. Complete Instance: Man and Monster Objective 2 Talk to Mossbeard Mossbeard can be found at Stonecliff in the Balewood. Mossbeard's tale of Saruman and Núrzum has concluded. You should now speak with him of what can be done to stop the forces at work in the Balewood. Mossbeard: 'So you see now, <name>... Núrzum returned to the forest, his wounds healed, his might bolstered, and lashed together by what remained of Brúndoron. All he was tasked with in return for such wonders were the deaths of the Men that had wronged him. How could he see the folly of his actions in the face of such a silver-tongued man? 'I know of this Wizard, little one, for once Treebeard spoke of him with Leaflock, in days long past. Always one to take knowledge, but never share it in return. Hoom. You look as if you have met him too... 'Such times are so long past that I doubt he even remembers us amid whatever other chaos he now wreaks. Surely if the Orcs did not tell him of Brúndoron's assault, he would not have thought much of using a tree in his foul experiments. His blindness to the forest may yet prove his monster's undoing, but we shall see yet.'