Quest:The Grand Stair -- Sweeping the Stairs

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The Grand Stair -- Sweeping the Stairs
Level 60
Type Fellowship
Repeatable Daily
Starts with Geirr
Starts at The Twenty-first Hall
Start Region Zelem-melek
Map Ref [5.7S, 105.3W]
Quest Group Moria: Redhorn Lodes
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'Word of your renown has spread far and wide throughout these long tunnels, <class>. Aye, don't be modest -- I can see in your eyes the bright look of a valiant adventurer. I would know your ilk even without reinforcement from the rumours.

'Are you up for a small challenge? South-east of this hall lies the Grand Stair, once a fair crossroads of the dwarves, and now nothing but a reeking Orc-pit. Ever do we strive to remove the Orc presence from that place so that it may be reclaimed in our favour once again.

'An adventurer such as yourself would look forward to a little dare such as the one I am about to propose: travel to the Grand Stair and slay many enemies there. The more Orcs you defeat, the better it will be for all the good folk of Moria and beyond.'

Background

Once a great and beautiful crossroads of Moria, the Grand Stair is a vile haven of many of the gathered tribes of Orcs. Igash, regarded as a leader by all of the varied groups, gathers tribute from every tribe to give to Mazog, the mightiest and greatest of Orcs in Khazad-dûm. The dwarves wish to unseat Igash's Orcs from this Grand Stair and stop Mazog from receiving valuable and unsavoury gifts.

Objective 1

  • Kill enemies in the Grand Stair (0/75)

Many tribes of Orcs prowl the Grand Stair, south-east of the Twenty-first Hall.

Geirr has asked you to defeat many Orcs in the Grand Stair to assist in efforts to reclaim that crossroads for the dwarves.

Objective 2

Geirr is in the Twenty-first Hall, north-west of the Grand Stair.

Geirr will wish to hear of your success among the Orcs in the once-beautiful crossroads of the dwarves.

Geirr: 'I must be honest: I was not sure that you would be up for the challenge today. But I am glad to have been wrong on this occasion! Forgive me for not thinking better of you, <name>, for the rumours of your courage were more than true.

'Here is a token of my appreciation. I hope to see more of you in the following days, for you are quite the asset to our endeavours here.'