Quest:Beyond the Gloaming Falls

Beyond the Gloaming Falls
Level	38
Type	Solo
Starts with	Stone Marker
Starts at	Southern Emyn Uial
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[9.3S, 73.1W]
Ends with	Stone Marker
Ends at	The Gloaming Falls
End Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[4.9S, 73.8W]
Quest Group	Evendim
Quest Chain	The Treasure Hunt

Quest Chain
The Treasure Hunt [32] The Treasure Hunt [33] The Hunt Continues [35] Surely Almost There [38] One More Marker [38] Beyond the Gloaming Falls [38] There and Back Again

Walkthrough & Notes
This Stone Marker is near the highest Gauradan camp at The Gloaming Falls. [4.9S, 73.8W] You can get there following a narrow path that goes uphill and past many gauradans camps. They are all soloable, but it can be slow without some friends.

Rewards
2 Bronze Arnorian Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue The inscription on this stone marker is barely legible, but these words can just be made out:   "High atop Dol Haedír, beyond the Gloaming Falls,   Wolf-kin men will guard my last." This new riddle may reveal the true location of the treasure. Background The Ranger Culang has learned of a great treasure buried long ago by a Dúnadan-landholder and wants it recovered before it is found by tomb-robbers. Objective 1 Find the solution to the riddle The treasure may lie beneath another stone marker, somewhere in Evendim, if this riddle is to be believed:   "High atop Dol Haedír, beyond the Gloaming Falls,   Wolf-kin men will guard my last." You should examine the marker when you find it for some clue to the location of the treasure. Culang: 'Again, <name>? I am amazed at both your persistence and that of the departed landholder! How does this latest riddle go? "High atop Dol Haedír, beyond the Gloaming Falls, Wolf-kin men will guard my last." 'I have heard of Dol Haedír, <name>, but it has a foul reputation. It lies far to the north-west of Lake Nenuial, and from this riddle I gather that Gloaming Falls must be somewhere near the summit.' Stone Marker: 'The stone marker is surrounded by signs of digging; if it once marked the location of the treasure, it has surely been found. The marker bears an inscription, all but worn away by the passage of time.