Seregost

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This page is about the landmark in Seregost. For the Instance, see The Court of Seregost
Seregost
Type: Fortress
Region: The Plateau of Gorgoroth
Area: Agarnaith
Location: [48.8S, 33.4E]
Pits of Seregost
Region: The Plateau of Gorgoroth
Area: Agarnaith
Location: [48.6S, 33.7E]
Seregost at Noon


Location

Seregost (Sindarin for Blood-fort) is a point of interest within Agarnaith on the Plateau of Gorgoroth. [48.8S, 33.4E]

The headquarters of Lhaereth the Stained, the fortress of Seregost is found in the north-east of Agarnaith, straddling the river Chaydash. It divides Agarnaith proper from the Mokál Rukh, and is said to be accessible only by flight. The Conquest of Gorgoroth will have to find another way of bypassing its sheer western walls.

Seregost has weaknesses to exploit, however. Anyone clever and nimble enough might find a way to climb up, though it may seem impossible to those lacking in resourcefulness. The pair of Watching-stones on either side of the fortress share a mysterious bond and are no friends of Lhaereth. [48.3S, 34.2E] [49.0S, 32.9E] And anyone approaching Seregost from the east will find two entrances at ground level, each guarded only by a pair of Uruks. [48.1S, 34.0E] [48.6S, 34.2E]

The halls leading from these entrances have openings on either side, about halfway through, providing access to the Western and Eastern Courtyards and to the centre of the fortress. [48.4S, 33.4E] [48.9S, 33.7E] In the centre is a door to the Pits of Seregost, where Lhaereth's prisoners are kept. [48.6S, 33.7E] However, this is only accessible during The Secrets of Seregost. At the other end of these halls, opposite the entrances, are the Western and Eastern Terraces. [48.7S, 32.4E] [49.6S, 32.9E]

Stairs in each courtyard go to the upper level, where the Mokál Rukh Terrace looks out to the north-east [48.3S, 34.1E] and the Overlook Terrace looks over Agarnaith to the south-west. [49.0S, 32.9E] On the Overlook Terrace is the entry to the Court of Seregost, the chambers of Seregost's guests and leadership. [49.0S, 33.0E] This is the site of a World Instance which takes place after the events in the Pits.

Deeds

The following deeds can be advanced by visiting this location:

Quests

Involving:

NPCs

During The Secrets of Seregost:

During The Return to Seregost:

Creatures

The following creatures are found within this area:
Outside:

Pits of Seregost:

Lore

Lhaereth had long been loyal to Sauron even before he first came to Mordor, so he built for her Seregost, the Blood-fort, among the wooded Broken Vale. There she brewed her plagues which transformed the Broken Vale into the Bloody Gore.[1]
Sauron considered the Great Plague a failure, however, and gave Seregost to the Black Blade of Lebennin, as one of the Nine Keeps he granted to the Nazgûl.[2] Lhaereth later reclaimed the fort. Ayorzén claims that those taken to Seregost never leave, and that those subjected to her experiments are stripped of their identity.[3][4]


Mauznákh the Ruined says, I used to be the captain of Kala-gijak. When Sauron fell, Lhaereth came to me, demanding I swear myself to her.
Mauznákh the Ruined says, I would not! She did nothing to help on the Fields of Pelennor, and she did nothing to help at the Black Gate! Uruk-hai owe her nothing!
Mauznákh the Ruined says, And what did I get for my years of loyalty to the Dark Lord? That coward, Brogmaush, made a deal with Lhaereth, and betrayed me! I was taken here, and subjected to her experiments...
Mauznákh the Ruined says, She has crafted a second Great Plague, and means to drop it on your homelands. She almost has enough.
Mauznákh the Ruined says, There is no cure, but you can destroy her chemical cauldrons before she can release it. It will take her decades to make more.
Mauznákh the Ruined says, She keeps the cauldrons near her throne room, deep in Seregost, guarded by her deadliest spawn.
Mauznákh the Ruined says, I tell you this so you can thwart her plans and destroy her! Be forever accursed, Lhaereth the Stained! May these westerners give you what you deserve!
Mauznákh the Ruined says, That is all I know. Go now. Leave me to die.[5]

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