Quest:Assemble the Amulet

Assemble the Amulet
Level	64
Type	Solo
Starts with	Lhudd
Starts at	Hall of Sanctuary
Start Region	Enedwaith
Map Ref	[72.1S, 16.1W]
Quest Group	Enedwaith

Walkthrough & Notes
Here are the locations for the Urdhas Culch: [72.5S, 15.9W] [72.5S, 15.8W] [72.8S, 15.8W]

Rewards
29  75   Increased Reputation with Algraig, Men of Enedwaith ( 1,200 ) Legendary Item Experience (14,788) 3 Silver Token of the Wilds

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'I wish to thank you for recovering both halves of this amulet, Duvodiad. My hope has been that might weaken the shades that stalk this troubled land. I fear a great evil has bound them here, and they have become dangerous. 'Take both pieces of the amulet and seek out several of the unusual cairn stones that dot the landscape. These ancient cairn stones are covered with inscriptions that are much older than those that surrounded them. The inscriptions on these stones match that of the amulet and can hopefully be used to help mend it to its original shape. 'Travel to the south-east and locate several of these cairn stones. Place the amulet upon them, then bring me word of the effects, if any, you witness.' Background Several older cairn stones are scattered among the barrows in the Lich Bluffs. Perhaps the ancient writing may provide a clue to the past of the amulet that you recovered. Objective 1 Find cairn-stones (0/3) The ancient cairn-stones are located south of the Hall of Sanctuary, among the rolling hills and barrows. Lhudd has asked you to seek out ancient cairn-stones and place the amulet upon them. He believes that this may somehow help to mend the amulet. Lhudd: 'I believe that the amulet may be mended by placing it upon the correct cairn stone. Perhaps you will discover if my belief is true....' Objective 2 Talk to Lhudd at the Hall of Sanctuary Lhudd is at the Hall of Sanctuary in the Lich Bluffs. You should return to Lhudd with news of your discoveries. Lhudd: 'This amulet may very well be the symbol of an ancient settlement here. The cairn-stones were left by the branch of an ancient lûth -- clan -- that fell to conflict within itself. This may be what caused the shades to be bound here. 'I believe those cairn-stones were left by a branch of an ancient lûth -- clan -- that fell to conflict within itself. This may be what caused the shades to be bound here. 'My hope is that somehow this amulet will allow us to put these poor spirits to rest.'