Quest:The Thief-takers

The Thief-takers
Level	36
Type	Solo
Starts with	Eliot Bencroft
Starts at	Rantost
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[7.9S, 68.9W]
Quest Group	Evendim
Quest Chain	The Thief-takers

Quest Chain
Prerequisites: Completing the quest The Robbers of Rantost. The Thief-takers [36] The Thief-takers [36] Thief-taker's Bane [36] Instance: Thief-taker's Bane This quest chain is prerequisite for the quest An Oath Resworn.

Walkthrough & Notes
See the Stores for the Winter Quest Chain for details. Defeat tomb-robbers around Tyrn Fornech and return to Eliot Bencroft.

Rewards
19  95   Increased Reputation with The Wardens of Annúminas ( 900 ) 2 Silver Arnorian Coins  Superior Roasted Chicken Selectable Rewards: 3 Refined Athelas Extracts 3 Refined Celebrant Ointments

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'I have been monitoring the patterns of the tomb-robbers here. When they come, when they go, who is here and when. There are patterns in everything. In Rantost, the patterns run deep. 'It is always the same robbers I see around this camp. There are a few that travel on the boats to get new relics, but they do not come ashore. The robbers who are here do not change. 'If you were to defeat a number of them, it would take time before any would notice and be able to come and support. This would give us the opening we need to strike.' Background Tomb-robbers are threatening the peace of Evendim, despoiling the ancient sites of the Dúnedain. Objective 1 Defeat the Veteran Tomb-robber (0/10) Defeat the Scouting Tomb-robber (0/10) Tomb-robbers have established a camp on Rantost, an island north of Tinnudir on Lake Nenuial. Eliot Bencrift wants you to defeat a few tomb-robbers. Eliot Bencroft: 'If we strike quickly, the island will be mostly undefended for a short windows of time.' Objective 2 Talk to Eliot Bencroft in Rantost Eliot Bencroft is at the south-east corner of Rantost. Eliot Bencroft will be pleased to here the island has been thinned. Eliot Bencroft: 'Once all pieces are in place, we will be able to signal the Rangers to strike. This was an important accomplishment.'