Quest:Scars of Battle

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Scars of Battle
Level 118
Type Solo
Starts with Dori
Starts at Dôm Goru
Start Region Ered Mithrin and Withered Heath
Map Ref [33.2N, 38.6W]
Ends with Dori
Ends at Skarháld
End Region Ered Mithrin and Withered Heath
Map Ref [34.7N, 45.4W]
Quest Group Dwarf-holds: Ered Mithrin
Quest Chain Marks of a Conspiracy
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

So Vethúg has fallen upon Winterstith....

'If what the Zhélruka say is true, Nori has already passed beyond the easternmost mountains to Skarháld, but Winterstith lies not far to the north. From what you have told me, Vethúg must have carved a path of frozen ruin through the foothills of the Ered Mithrin as he fell. Ah, but where does it lead? To Winterstith? To the heart of the Anvil itself? We must find out!

'Come, <name>. Let us follow the Bitter Scar to its end and see what we discover!'

Background

After learning that Vethúg Wintermind fell upon the foothills of Winterstith, Dori and Company have decided to seek the fallen cold-drake and discover some final proof of his demise.

Objective 1

Dori can be found at Dôm Goru.

You have learned that Vethúg Wintermind crashed upon the slopes of Winterstith, one of the Grey Mountains. You should follow Dori to the end of the Bitter Scar to learn the fate of Vethúg Wintermind.

Travel
Dori says, It is time, <name>. Let us see where the old cold-drake has come to rest.
Complete the Instance: Scars of Battle

Objective 2

Dori can be found in Skarháld.

You have travelled to Skarháld with Dori and Company alongside Ingór, son of Vékun, and the Zhélruka. You should now speak to Dori.

Dori:
'We have arrived,<name>. It may be named Skarháld in the Common Tongue, but I know it as Tharrazhâr.
'I know the history of Tharrazhâr, but I must appear to be an old dwarf, frail of mind to Ingór and his kinsfolk... at least for now. These walls of stone and azurite...they were wrought by Longbeards! Though I cannot contest it, these Zhélruka have no claim to this fortress.
'I have seen more unfriendly glances fall upon our Stout-axe companions, and so, I think we should press on once we have rested.
'Yet, I have not forgotten that Zádokh Flint-eye spoke of a company of Longbeards in Tharrazhâr. He may have spoken half-truths of Vethúg Wintermind, but who can say what will we find here?'