Quest:A Beacon of Hope

A Beacon of Hope
Level	89
Type	Solo
Starts with	Meregyth
Starts at	Gris-shâtroful
Start Region	Eastfold
Map Ref	[68.1S, 60.8W]
Ends with	Meregyth
Ends at	Beaconwatch
End Region	Eastfold
Map Ref	[69.8S, 57.1W]
Quest Group	Fenmarch

Quest Chain

[88] Save the Lumber-yard [89] Cutting Down the Orcs - Landscape [88] Extinguishing Fear - Landscape [88] Free the Workers - Landscape [89] Into the Marsh [89] The Dreaded Day [89] Looking for Evidence [89] The Royal Banner [89] Fowl Proceeding [89] Lilies for Lily [89] Missing Locket [89] Ring in a Haystack [89] Following a Lead [89] The Search for Meregyth [88] The Hidden Threat - Landscape [89] A History of Bones - Landscape [89] Burning the Supplies - Landscape [89] Top of the Chain - Landscape [89] A Beacon of Hope - vector to Beaconwatch

Walkthrough & Notes
Meregyth will be found at Beaconwatch [69.8S, 57.1W]

Rewards
37  15   Increased Reputation with The Eorlingas ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Westemnet Iron Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Now that you have cleared a path through the camp, I think it will be safe for me to leave. 'I will travel to Beaconwatch, as it is nearer and more heavily fortified than Fenmarch. There is a spot near the Mead Hall that overlooks Firienwood. I like to go there when I need to be alone. 'Beaconwatch is just down the road to the south. Meet me there when you are finished here.' Background After you saved Meregyth from the Boar-tribe Orcs, she went to Beaconwatch and waits for you there. Objective 1 Travel to Beaconwatch Beaconwatch is south along the road. Meregyth told you to meet her at Beaconwatch. You have arrived at Beaconwatch Objective 2 Talk to Meregyth Meregyth might be found near the Mead Hall of Beaconwatch. You have found safety within the fortified walls of Beaconwatch and should now seek out Meregyth to ensure that she arrived safely. Meregyth: 'I still cannot help but be sad; however, I realize that I am fortunate to have my life after being taken by those dreadful Orcs. I know in time that the pain will subside, but for now I cannot help but grieve for my misfortune. 'I should not burden you so with my troubles. I cannot thank you enough for your bravery and honour. There is no telling what those Orcs would have done had you not arrived.'