Quest:More Confused Than Usual

More Confused Than Usual
Level	42
Type	Small Fellowship
Starts with	Cerys
Starts at	Echad Candelleth
Start Region	The Trollshaws
Map Ref	[36.9S, 14.2W]
Quest Group	Trollshaws

Walkthrough & Notes
During nights Wandering Stone-trolls walk the roads around Echad Candelleth. Those elite trolls have 7,300-7,700 Morale so a Fellowship is called for. This quest has been removed from the game and is obsolete.

Rewards
22  5   Increased Reputation with Elves of Rivendell ( 700 ) Selectable Rewards:  Cerys' Shield  Stone-troll Bane  Cerys' Gem

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Stone-trolls are not known for their intelligence and when they wander too far from their homes in the north they often find themselves more confused than usual. 'These lost trolls are easily angered and can be a real danger to travellers in Tâl Bruinen fortunate enough to be caught outside at night. 'If you are brave and good, you might seek to defeat a number of the Stone-trolls that wander in confusion throughout Tâl Bruinen by night, though I would recommend you not go alone.' Background The hunter Cerys is concerned about the Stone-trolls that wander into Tâl Bruinen during night-time and wants something done about them. Objective 1 Defeat Stone-trolls in Tâl Bruinen (0/4) Stone-trolls sometimes wander out of the north into Tâl Buinen by night. The hunter Cerys has asked you to combat the Stone-trolls that come into Tâl Bruinen at night-time. He also suggested you take friends. Cerys: 'The Stone-trolls often wander out of the north and into Tâl Bruinen when night falls, <name>. If you and your friends can defeat some of these angry creatures, you will be rewarded.' Objective 2 Talk to Cerys Cerys is at Echad Candelleth, the Elf-camp in Tâl Bruinen. You have defeated a number of confused and angry Stone-trolls and should report of your victory to Cerys. Cerys: 'The woods of Tâl Bruinen can be dangerous and frightening when the moon is hidden among the clouds, but your deeds this night have made the area more safe for unwary travellers. I thank you, friend!'