Quest:Foreword: Turning to the North

Foreword: Turning to the North
Level	44
Type	Solo
Starts with	Elrond
Starts at	Elrond's Library
Start Region	Rivendell
Map Ref	[29.6S, 3.3W]
Ends with	Aragorn
Ends at	The Guest Rooms
End Region	Rivendell
Map Ref	[30.7S, 6.2W]
Quest Group	Vol. I. Book 6

Quest Chain

Previous: Volume I, Book 5 - Not a required prerequisite, but a natural. Volume I, Book 6: Fires in the North [44] Foreword: Turning to the North [44] Chapter 1: Of Golodir and Angmar [44] Chapter 2: Against His Lord [44] Chapter 3: Secrets of the Stones [45] Chapter 4: Heart of Stone [45] Chapter 5: The Sorcerer's Doom [46] Chapter 6: Challenging the Stone [46] Chapter 7: Beyond Rammas Deluon Next: Volume I, Book 7 Chapter 6: Challenging the Stone is prerequisite for The Lost Dwarves together with any of the quest-chains given in Fail-á-Khro. Note: Completing this book will allow you to pass through Rammas Deluon without being instantly defeated. [0.6S, 29.8W]

Walkthrough & Notes
Find Aragorn in the Guest Rooms December 24th.

Rewards
9  10

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'I would wish you to remain here away from the troubles of the world. But alas, the Enemy does not rest and so neither can we. 'Angmar grows in power with each passing day and without a means to stem its evil, we have no hope of winning this war. 'Speak with Aragorn. he waits for you in one of the guest rooms along the road that winds up the southern slope of the Vale of Imladris.' Background The shadow of Angmar -- Sauron's hand in the North -- grows steadily, threatening the peace and security of Eriador. Objective 1 Talk to Aragorn in Rivendell Aragorn waits in one of the guest rooms along the road that winds up the southern slope of the Vale of Imladris. Elrond warned you of a growing evil within Angmar and asked you to speak with Aragorn. Elrond: 'The time has come for you to leave this place of refuge. Go now, and speak to Aragorn in one of the guest rooms along the road that winds up the southern slope of the Vale of Imladris.' Aragorn: 'With matters in hand here, it is time to turn our attention to the north.'