Quest:A Revel Too Far

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A Revel Too Far
Level 60
Type Solo
Repeatable Yes
Starts with Maliriel
Starts at Imlad Lalaith
Start Region Lothlórien
Map Ref [17.2S, 64.0W]
Quest Group Lothlórien
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'My dear <name>, I thank you for your help with the preparations for the evening revels, but there is one last matter. Even among our people, there is the occasional tendency to over-sample the fine products of our local vineyard, and the revellers can become a bit more loose with their tongues than I prefer.

'I must see to my duties as hostess and greeter to guests as they arrive...and so I was wondering if you could help me keep some of our more inebriated guests in line?

'I find it is easiest to determine who has overindulged by listening to their manner of speech. It is the way of the Elves of Lothlórien to remain quiet and well-mannered even during our revels -- so should you hear someone raising their voice over-loud or becoming unseemingly boistrous, it might be best to remind them of their manners,'

Background

The banquets of Imlad Lalaith are known throughout Lothlórien for their festive nature -- but even among the Elves, overindulgance can become a problem.

Maliriel has asked you to help keep an eye on the guests, during the evening revels to ensure that matters do not get out of hand, as they are occasionally known to do.

Objective 1

  • Drunken Revellers Admonished (0/5)
  • [FAIL IF] Sober Revellers Admonished (0/3)

During the evening hours, find revellers in Imlad Lalaith who have indulged overmuch in wine and have become too loud or boistrous and remind them of their manners.

Maliriel: 'Please send home any revelers who have had too much wine.'

Objective 2

You should speak with Maliriel at Imlad Lalaith.

Maliriel: 'The revels continue undisturbed? My thanks to you, <name>.'