Quest:The Wildwood of Bree-land

The Wildwood of Bree-land
Level	45
Type	Solo
Starts with	Aran Greenwith or Enid Nettlesting
Starts at	Trestlebridge Gate (West) or Trader's Wharf
Start Region	The Wildwood
Map Ref	[17.7S, 54.4W]
Quest Group	Wildwood

Quest Chain
Having accepted this quest is prerequisite for: [45] Surveying the Wild Lands - Aran Greenwith at Trestlebridge Gate (West) [45] The Wealth in Trust - Enid Nettlesting at Trader's Wharf

Walkthrough & Notes
This quest has slightly different text depending on who the character accepts the quest from. Aran Greenwith [17.7S, 54.4W] Enid Nettlesting [21.4S, 61.4W] For objective 1 you need to speak to both of them.

Rewards
9  24   2 Mark of the Wilds

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue Aran Greenwith: 'Hail traveller, I am Aran Greenwith, leader of the Woodcutter's Brotherhood. What brings you to us, here in Trestlebridge? Have you come to assist our efforts in the Wildwood? I should say that we do not stake all the claim to this forest. So too does the League of the Axe, who reside upon the shores of the Brandywine.' Enid Nettlesting: 'I am Enid Nettlesting, leader of the League of the Axe, and who might you be? Have you come to Trader's Wharf to trade or do you think you have what it takes to be a member of the League? We have claimed much of the Wildwood, yet so has the Woodcutter's Brotherhood, who dwell at Trestlebridge.' Background The Wildwood is a lightly travelled wilderness, far beyond the Bree-fields, teeming with untapped resources. Objective 1 Talk to Aran Greenwith Talk to Enid Nettlesting Aran Greenwith can be found at Trestlebridge and Enid Nettlesting can be found at Trader's Wharf. You should talk to Aran Greenwith and Enid Nettlesting. Aran Greenwith: 'The Woodcutter's Brotherhood is always on the lookout for new members to join our cause. What is it that we wish to accomplish? Why, the rebuilding of Trestlebridge! Yes, this village is quite important to us and it has seen much hardship and sorrow. We wish now to revitalize Trestlebridge and restore it to a thriving place of commerce and return it to a joyful community. 'What say you? Will you join the Woodcutter's Brotherhood and join our cause?' Enid Nettlesting: 'Do you think you are up for the task of becoming a member of the League of the Axe? I am not so sure. Tell me about the hardships you have faced in your life. Tell me about the difficulties you have had to deal with to make ends meet, be it no food at the table, or no bed for the night. 'We at the League have endured much. This is why we band together, to make a name for ourselves at our home, at Trader's Wharf.'