Quest:Halls of Twilight

Halls of Twilight
Level	34
Type	Solo
Starts with	Torogethir
Starts at	The Evendim Gate
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[10.3S, 60.0W]
Ends with	Orchalwë
Ends at	Tinnudir
End Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[12.5S, 67.4W]
Quest Group	Evendim

Quest Chain

Quests in italic can be done whenever and are started by interacting with landscape objects [34] The Twilight Estates [34] Tham Nambarth [34] Threads of the Past [34] Tham Varan [34] Vessels of History [34] Lords of the Land [34] Tham Ornen [34] Angmar's Agenda [34] Tham Andalath [34] Dull Blades Still Cut Deep [34] Torogethir's Charge [34] Ost Heryn [34] Writs of Honour [34] Unfulfilled Duty [34] Payment of an Ancient Debt [34] Halls of Twilight [34] Fortress of the North Information: While the quests read about using Orchalwë's Journal they are now auto-bestowed. Thus the chain automatically progresses from one estate to the next. Additional quests are opened as objectives in the original quests.

Walkthrough & Notes
Talk to Orchalwë at Tinnudir.

Rewards
19  25   Increased Reputation with The Wardens of Annúminas ( 1,200 )

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'You should return to Tinnudir and speak with Orchalwë. He will be pleased to hear about our progress here in Ost Heryn. If I am correct, with the issues here resolved, the Twilight Fields are silent for the first night in a very long time.' Background The fields of Evendim, also called the Twilight Fields, feature several estates and an ancient fortress. After much hard work, all of them have been reclaimed for the Rangers. Objective 1 Talk to Orchalwë at Tinnudir Orchalwë is at Tinnudir, west of Torogethir's camp. Orchalwë will be pleased to hear that the problems at Ost Heryn have been resolved. Torogethir: 'Talk to Orchalwë on the isle of Tinnudir.' Orchalwë: 'Ost Heryn is silent, and the fields are peaceful. This is a great day, and one that would be celebrated were there not so much to do. Annúminas, the Way of the Kings, the Eavespires...all are in need of aid. Our inaction here for so long has left a great deal to do. First however, we must look to the north and Ost Forod.'