Quest:A Long Journey for the Steeds

A Long Journey for the Steeds
Level	92
Type	Solo
Starts with	Toglos
Starts at	Gapholt
Start Region	Stonedeans
Map Ref	[53.7S, 83.8W]
Ends with	Auto-complete
Quest Group	Stonedeans
Quest Chain	Gapholt

Quest Chain
[92] Persuading Aid from Gapholt - vector from Woodhurst [92] A Long Journey for the Steeds [92] Tied Hands [92] Preparing for the Departure [92] The Long Road to Woodhurst - vector to Woodhurst [93] New Labourers of Mate Isernore - Landscape [93] Stolen is as Good as New - Landscape [93] The Enemy Has Taken Mate Isernore - Landscape

Walkthrough & Notes
The Container of Grain is next to Toglos. There are 8 horses on the bridge to Gapholt. Stand next to each horse and feed it by right-clicking the Horse Feed in your inventory when "This horse looks hungry" appears on-screen.

Rewards
37  75   Increased Reputation with The Helmingas ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Westemnet Iron Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'We need to ensure these horses stay calm. They all had a long journey here from Woodhurst and now grow restless waiting up on this bridge. I could use your aid, for I must keep my place in this line. 'Please gather some of the horse-feed from the bag at the end of the line and give a little to each horse. Hopefully, that will ease their spirits.' Background Gapholt has become a haven for the Rohirrim who sought a safer place to live than the dangerous streets of Woodhurst. Objective 1 Collect horse-feed from the container There is a bag of horse-feed near the refugee waiting at the end of the line on the bridge trying to get into Gapholt. You should collect horse-feed from the bag. Objective 2 Feed horses (0/8) Many horses are agitated by the wait on the bridge after the long journey from Woodhurst. The refugee at the end of the line suggested that you feed them to help calm them down. This horse looks hungry Objective 3 Complete The horses are now much less agitated thanks to your efforts. The horses seem more calm now that you have given them a little food, and it seems they are less likely to become unruly and cause injury to themselves or others. Hopefully, whatever is delaying their entry will be resolved soon.