Quest:A Rare Vintage (Instance)

This page is about the Anniversary Event Mission. For the Solo quest, see A Rare Vintage. 

A Rare Vintage
Level	Scaling
Type	Solo
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Hooded Stranger
Starts at	Prancing Pony
Start Region	Bree-land
Quest Group	Mission
Quest Chain	Mission: Anniversary Event

Walkthrough & Notes

Pampraush appears to spawn automatically, near the main building, when Objective 1 is complete While the landscape version of Gleaning the Field provides enough grape clusters in a direct route to the main building, this mission appears to provide only enough clusters, if one goes up the ramp to the vicinity of a building to the west of the main one. It is advised to clear that cluster before approaching the main one, since there is no direct route between the buildings, and if the clusters are picked in the opposite order, some backtracking will be necessary, since, as noted, Pampraush appears near the main building.

Rewards
(none)

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue Goblins have overrun Limael's Vineyard. A party of the wretched creatures broke into an old wine-cellar and stole a number of flasks of a rare and ancient vintage. Background Goblins stole are rare wine from the vintner, Brethilwen, and are currently occupying Limael's Vineyard in Ered Luin. Objective 1 Collect wine flasks (0/12) Pick grape clusters from the vines (0/6) You have been asked to recover wine-flasks of a rare and ancient vintage from the goblins who stole them. While you are in Limael's Vineyard, you should pick the remaining grapes. Collected wine-flasks (12/12) Picked grape clusters from the vines (6/6) Objective 2 Find and defeat Pampraush 6 Grape Clusters 12 Wine-flasks You have recovered the wine-flasks from the goblins who stole them and picked the remaining grapes. You should now confront the goblin leader, Pampraush. Pampraush has come to crush you and grapes, and he's all out of grapes! Pampraush says, "Crush you like a grape!" Pampraush has been defeated! Brethilwen: 'Ah very good! You have done all that I could ask. Thank you for your efforts. Those wicked creatures will learn better than to raid my wine-cellars in the future! And thank you for the remaining grapes. Years from now, your efforts today will bring great joy to many. Hard work brings satisfaction, not just in wine-making, but in all things.'