Quest:Where Norsu Die

Where Norsu Die
Level	47
Type	Solo
Starts with	Sigrík
Starts at	Zigilgund
Start Region	Forochel
Map Ref	[9.3N, 81.1W]
Quest Group	Forochel
Quest Chain	Protecting the Mammoths

Quest Chain
Protecting the Mammoths [47] Where Norsu Die [47] Mika Might Know [47] Keeping the Norsu Pure [47] Angmarim Sorcery

Walkthrough & Notes
"The corpse of a recently deceased mammoth." The "Mammoth Corpse" can be found in Norsu-hauta at [7.8N, 81.1W]

Rewards
23  80   Increased Reputation with Thorin's Hall ( 500 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'I lost my spear in the side of a mammoth! Can you believe it? 'I was hunting nearby -- just south of here -- and saw a beauty of a beast, with a pair of amazing tusks, and I thought one of them would make a fine trophy for over my mantel-piece back home! 'It was a fine, straight cast, but the stupid thing just ran off with my spear sticking out of its flank, and me left behind feeling a fool. Will you look for it? I would be surprised if the beast made it very far. If you find its corpse, bring back one of its tusks, too!' Background Sigrík lost his spear while hunting mammoths. Objective 1 Find the mammoth that was speared by Sigrík The mammoth should be found somewhere south of Zigilgund. Sigrík has asked you to find his missing spear, which should be stuck in the corpse of a mammoth. He asked you to collect one of its tusks as well. Sigrík: 'It's me spear, and one of that Mammoth's tusks, that I'm wantin'! Look in the place they go to die, south of here.' Collected the spear and mammoth tusk Objective 2 Bring the tusk and spear back to Sigrík Sigrík is at Zigilgund, north of the mammoth's corpse. You should return the spear and tusk to Sigrík. Sigrík: 'My spear! I swear no other flies as true! I would have been terribly upset never to see it again. Let's take a look at that tusk, now. 'Ah, it's a beauty, isn't it? Look at the... now wait a minute. Look at this! There are markings on this tusk! I cannot make head nor tail of them, though. 'Never mind! It will still make a fine trophy.'