Quest:Bounty: Black Númenóreans in Parth Daenath

Bounty: Black Númenóreans in Parth Daenath
Level	121
Type	Solo
Starts with	Bounty Board
Starts at	Echad-in-Edhil
Start Region	Mordor Besieged
Map Ref	[95.9S, 127.9W]
Quest Group	Mordor Besieged: Parth Daenath

Quest Chain

Echad-in-Edhil Bounty board [121] Bounty: Agan-khô [121] Bounty: Black Númenóreans in Parth Daenath [121] Bounty: Easterlings in Parth Daenath [121] Bounty: Trolls in Parth Daenath Thranduil [121] Fallen Soldiers [121] Scouting Parth Daenath Celeborn [121] Captured and Tormented [121] Heraldry of the Elves Amroth [121] Orders to Intercept [121] A Missive to Barthost - Vector to Barthost Adambel Eärtur - has quests in the Arandor and Parth Daeneth Quest Groups [121] Siege in Disrepair [121] A Missive to Echad-in-Edhil - Vector to Echad-in-Edhil Habhûk [121] Patrolling Adambel [121] The Long Wait Landscape Mokh Darga [121] Mokh Darga: Fierce Foes [121] Mokh Darga: Cursed Cages Amon Fuin [121] Amon Fuin: Shrines to Sauron [121] Amon Fuin: The Coffers [121] Amon Fuin: The Cultists

Walkthrough & Notes
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Rewards
43  55   Increased Reputation with The Great Alliance ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 2 Sigil of Imlad Ithils

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue The bounty notice reads: 'After so many years of siege, our forces are spreed thin, and every now and again there are fresh assaults at the locations we are weakest! I would wager all of my coin that it's these Black Númenóreans who are responsible. Take up the sword and put a stop to these attacks, because my purse runs low. I need to stop making these wagers.' Background A bounty notice asks you to push back the Númernórean's advance in Parth Daenath. Objective 1 Defeat Black Númernórean soldiers in Parth Daenath (0/8) Defeat Black Númernórean captains in Parth Daenath (0/3) Black Númernóreans can be found in Parth Daenath. You should defeat Black Númernórean soldiers and their captains. Objective 2 Completed Defeated Black Númernórean soldiers. You defeated Black Númernórean soldiers and their captains, sucessfully pushing back their assaults in Parth Daenath. The man who posted the bounty will be pleased that the Great Akkiance has been made safer, and if he truly manages to refrain from gambling on the enemy forces, his coin-purse should not get much lighter.