Quest:An Old Trove

An Old Trove
Level	36
Type	Solo
Starts with	Old Scroll-fragment
Starts at	Tyrn Fornech
Ends with	Culang
Ends at	Tinnudir (Keep)
End Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[12.1S, 67.6W]
Quest Group	Evendim

Walkthrough & Notes
The scroll-fragments have a random chance to drop off of any tomb-robbers in Evendim. Find Culang at Tinnudir (Keep). The "Stone Marker" is located at Barad Rath. [7.4S, 66.5W] It reads: "An old stone marker. It bears many scars from tools and appears to have suffered much abuse over the years."

Rewards
19  95   2 Bronze Arnorian Coin Selectable Rewards: 5 Leather-bound Journal  Tome of Tracking

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue This scroll fragment looks interesting, but it is illegible by itself. Perhaps in combination with other fragments, the original document can be restored. Background You found an interesting scroll fragment. By itself it is illegible, but perhaps in combination with other fragments, the original scroll can be restored. Objective 1 Collect faded scroll-fragments (0/1) Collect worn scroll-fragments (0/1) Brigands and robbers can be found in many places around Lake Evendim. Brigands and tomb-robbers in Evendim most likely hold the remaining fragments of the scroll you found. Objective 2 Find someone to help reassemble the scroll from the fragments Tinnudir, an island west of Emyn Uial, may have a lore-master who can help you reassemble the scroll. You found all the scroll-fragments; now all you have to do is put them together. Culang: 'An interesting find. I have always enjoyed puzzles such as this. Let us see. This one goes here...ah, a simple matter. All done! Let us learn what is says. 'Remarkable! Evendim abounds with tales of old treasure, most of them completely false. But this scroll...this is an account of a man -- an adventurer shall we say, to be polite to the dead -- who scavenged the Fields of Fornost long ago, after the Witch-king's great defeat. It seems this fellow hid his finds not far away. 'From your point of view, this treasure is a legitimate trove -- there should be no reason that anyone could not honourably recover it if they happened to find its location. If you wish to find this trove, according to the scroll, it lies hidden beneatha stone marker in Barad Rath, ruins that lie to the northeast of here.' Objective 3 Recover the treasure from the old trove The old trove is hidden beneath a stone marker, north-east of Tinnudír in the ruins of Barad Rath. Culang helped to reconstruct the old scroll and told you the good news: not only does it give directions to an old treasure, but the treasure is one that can be honourably recovered, since there is no record of the original owners. Culang: 'Have you recovered the trove yet?' You found no treasure, only a mouldy old book Objective 4 Bring the restored scroll and the battle chronicle back to Culang Culang can be found back at Tinnudir. You found no great treasure; it appears that the old trove had been looted long ago. But you did recover an old book: a chronicle of the Battle of Fornost. Perhaps Culang would find it of interest, along with the scroll he restored for you. Culang: 'Alas! I am sorry you found no great treasure. That trove must have been looted long ago. But in the truth, an old book like this is a treasure to me, though I suppose the robbers must have found it worthless. 'I have little to offer to sweeten your bitter loss, but I will give you what I can for the book and the scroll.'