Quest:Leading Floodwend's Demise

Leading Floodwend's Demise
Level	77
Type	Solo
Starts with	Radwig
Starts at	The Wold
Start Region	The Wold
Map Ref	[47.2S, 48.1W]
Ends with	Etta
Ends at	Mead Hall of Floodwend
End Region	The Wold
Quest Group	The Wold

Quest Chain
Prerequisite(s): Completed the Machines of War quest.

Walkthrough & Notes
(walkthrough and notes pending)

Rewards
54 88 Increased Reputation with Men of the Wold ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience ( 12,951 ) Steed Experience ( 22,833 ) 4 Silver Token of the Riddermark

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'The overseers of Nîn-stazg were an Orkish version of our Sergeants, but they must have a true leader -- a Thane, but in the dark fashion of Mordor.

'He will be the most dangerous one of all. It is imperative that we remove their leader to slow their advance on the town of Floodwend!'

Background

Nîn-stazg's war-leader poses a dire threat to the city of Floodwend and its young Thane.

Objective 1

Defeat Nîn-stazg's Warleader from Mordor

The Warleader of Nîn-stazg can be found deep within the Orc encampment of Nîn-stazg, south-east of Floodwend.

You should defeat the Warleader of Nîn-stazg.

Objective 2

Return to Radwig in Floodwend

Thane Radwig is in the Mead Hall of Floodwend.

You should tell Thane Radwig that the Warleader has been slain, which should bring some peace of mind to the young Thane.

Radwig: 'I am sorry I was not allowed to fight by your side, <name>. Someday, the men loyal to my mother will show their loyalty to me, and I will be able to act the part of a true Thane, not some cowed boy-child.

'I was inspired by your feats at Nîn-stazg. In was a pleasure to watch a free warrior do what was right.'

Objective 3

Speak with Etta

Etta, mother of Thane Radwig, is in the Mead Hall of Floodwend.

You should speak with Etta.

Etta: 'Now my son is angry at me, and talking nonsense about battle and freedom. I do not appreciate this meddling, <name>. I wish you would stay out of the affairs of Floodwend.

'Aldor harding sent you, and for that reason I do not set my guards to knock you out of town, but I must insist that you cease this meddling with my sone.

'He is only a boy.'