Quest:A Matter of Warmth

A Matter of Warmth
Level	17
Type	Solo
Starts with	Roger Hawkling
Starts at	Adso's Camp
Start Region	Bree-land
Map Ref	[29.0S, 56.8W]
Quest Group	Bree-land
Quest Chain	Worth of a Worker

Quest Chain
Prerequisites for "A Matter of Feed" and "Supplies and Demands": completed the quest Adso's Delivery Prerequisites for "A Matter of Warmth": completed any of Paying Bills or Threats and Follow-through Worth of a Worker [17] A Matter of Feed [17] A Matter of Warmth [17] Supplies and Demands [17] In the Shadow of Giants [17] Searching for Fresh Springs [17] Wolf-pelts

Walkthrough & Notes
Many bears are found in Hillshire Ruins

Rewards
2  55   Increased Reputation with Men of Bree ( 300 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Winter will be upon us soon, and folk around here will need to keep warm. Those Southerners keep looting the site here and taking the most important things this camp has, chief among them blankets and pelts for keeping warm. 'I joined Adso here because the pay was good and hunting bear has long been my profession. Bear-hides can be used for good blankets, but I can only hunt so many, and there is need of me to cure the hides. 'If you are wiling, there are a great many bears in a hollow just north of Outlaw's Haven. Outlaw's Haven is west and north of Adso's Camp. Get me some hides, and I will make it worth your while.' Background Roger Hawkling agreed to assist Adso Haybank by offering his expertise on hunting bears throughout Bree-land. Since his arrival, Hawkling has seen an increased need for hunting, skinning, and curing bear-hides for blankets -- a commodity often stolen by the brigands. Objective 1 Collect bear-pelts (0/10) Bring the bear-pelts to Roger Hawkling Bears can be found throughout the southern Bree-fields but a sizable sloth of bears can be found north of Outlaw's Haven found west and north of Adso's Camp. Roger Hawkling has asked you to hunt some bears and bring him their pelts. Roger Hawkling: 'You are not getting paid until you bring me ten pelts!' Collected bear-pelts (10/10) Roger Hawkling: 'Excellent quality! Once I cure these and prepare them they will make adequate blankets. We will find warmth this winter after all.'