Quest:Call of the North

Call of the North
Level	130
Type	Solo
Starts at	Beorninghús
Start Region	Vales of Anduin
Quest Group	Wells of Langflood

Quest Chain

Wells of Langflood Quests [130] Call of the North - bestowed by  Letter, vector to Beorninghús Beorninghús Léothred [130] A Scholar's Request [130] The History of Avabárg [130] Fram's Great Decision [130] The Work is Never Done [130] Chopping Wood - Landscape [130] Catching Chickens - Landscape [130] Picking Berries - Landscape After completing Birth of the Eorlingas, Running Wild, and The Secrets of Sundergrót [130] Fate of the North [130] Instance: Fate of the North Bounty Board - unlocked on completing 'Fate of the North' [130] Protectors of Wilderland: Bounties - Repeatable [130] Bounty: Goblin at Scraper's Clough [130] Bounty: Goblin at Tithroz [130] Bounty: Goblin at Veithhól [130] Bounty: Goblin at the Forest's Edge [130] Bounty: Goblin in the Cabed Rhimdath

Walkthrough & Notes
Level 125 seems to be a prerequisite for the letter to be sent to you. If you have completed the other prerequisites, the letter will be automatically sent upon reaching level 125.

Rewards
19  14   Increased Reputation with Protectors of Wilderland ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience  Northern Gúlmark

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue Beorning <name>, my kin. I do hope this letter find its way to you. I know your travels are important for our family. I would not have asked you to depart the Vales if I did not think it would benefit us. The weight of my next words should set upon you as a falling boulder would. Come home, <name>. I fear the Vales are under a grave threat. I call for all of my kin to return home so that we may protect our lands. -Grimbeorn Judging by the penmanship, this letter was dictated by Grimbeorn and penned by Gírta. Non-Beorning While we both fought for the Rohirrim during the Battle of Pelennor, we have not met before. My name is Léothred. I am not much of a warrior and I am not completely sure how I survived the battle without injury. Was it luck? Nay, it was heroes such as yourself. Those with the strength of ten steeds! I am much more of a scholar than a hero. After the war I stayed at Minas Tirith, where I learned to write. I have made it my life's work to record the history of my people. The earliest account of the Rohirrim places our origins in the Vales of Anduin and the Wells of Langflood. I have been told that you recently visited the Vales and are in good graces with their protector, Grimbeorn. I humbly request to accompany you on this journey so that I may further catalogue and preserve the history of my people. I shall meet you at Grimbeorn's lodgings. - Léothred Background A sealed letter, delivered in haste, contains a request to travel north. Objective 1 Talk to Grimbeorn at Beorninghús Grimbeorn can be found at the Beorninghús in the Vales of Anduin. You should talk to Grimbeorn. Beorning Grimbeorn: <name>, my kin! You got my letter! I was worried about the letter getting lost but Radagast assured me it would find its way to you. Now, I am sure you are wondering why I called you here with such urgency. The Eagles have recently warned me that trouble is brewing north of here, in the Langflood. I fear what grows in the fortress of Gundabad.' Non-Beorning Grimbeorn: '<name>, what brings you to my home? You have not brought another parade of Elves with you, I hope?! I do not have time for hospitality! Forgive me, <Man/Woman>. You are always welcome here.' You tell Grimbeorn that you have come to meet Léothred, a scholar who seeks permission to study the history of his people in these lands. 'Hmm, I have not seen this Léothred yet. Since you are here, I should inform you that all is now well in the Vales. The Eagles recently warned me that trouble is brewing north of here, in the Langflood.'