Quest:Angmar's Scouts

Angmar's Scouts
Level	150
Type	Fellowship
Repeatable	Daily
Starts with	First Marshal Sathryth
Starts at	Ost Ringdyr
Start Region	Ettenmoors
Map Ref	[16.3S, 11.8W]
Ends with	First Marshal Sathryth
Ends at	Ost Ringdyr
Quest Group	Ettenmoors Freep
Quest Chain	Ost Ringdyr

Quest Chain
Ost Ringdyr Quests (always available, repeatable daily) [150] Hoarhallow's Dwindling Food [150] Gifts from Hoarhallow [150] A Scholar's Woe [150] A Scholar's Fears [150] Fiendish Foes [150] Leaders of the Goblins [150] Angmar's Scouts [150] Angmar's Soldiers [150] Angmar's Taskmasters [150] Angmar's Chieftains [150] Angmar's Tyrants To see all available quests in the Ettenmoors, click here.

Walkthrough & Notes
First Marshal Sathryth is at Ost Ringdyr [16.3S, 11.8W]. Ongbúrz Scouts can be found throughout the Ettenmoors.

Rewards
21  14   Increased Renown ( 60 ) Legendary Item Experience (139.000) 25 Commendations  Enhancement Rune +1, Lvl 141

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'Ho there, <race>, lend me your ear! 'There are many servants of Angmar scattered throughout the Ettenmoors. Search amongst their army for the tracker's badges. These can be found on the lowliest of their forces. 'If you collect some of these badges and return them to me, you will be honored with a commendation of valour.' Background First Marshal Sathryth at Ost Ringdyr is collecting badges taken from Angmar's weakest forces. Objective 1 Collect Tracker's Badges (0/10) Trackers can be found among the Enemy in the Ettenmoors. Forces in the service of Angmar may each carry a seal of their station. Search among the enemy for these badges. First Marshal Sathryth has promised a reward for the badges you bring her. Objective 2 Return tracker's badges to First Marshal Sathryth First Marshal Sathryth at Ost Ringdyr is collecting badges taken from Angmar's weakest forces. You should return to First Marshal Sathryth. First Marshal Sathryth: 'Your efforts are welcomed, <name>. Please take this with my thanks. Quartermaster Ash at Glân Vraig will recognize you for your efforts in the Ettenmoors should you visit him.'