Quest:By Land and Sea

By Land and Sea
Level	99
Type	Solo
Starts with	Gilanor
Starts at	Ost Lontir
Start Region	Havens of Belfalas
Map Ref	[75.1S, 65.6W]
Ends with	Gilanor
Ends at	Ost Lontir
End Region	Havens of Belfalas
Map Ref	[75.1S, 65.6W]
Quest Chain	Ost Lontir

Quest Chain
[99] Those that Remain [99] Too Far From Safety [99] Half-seas Over Nasar [99] The Last Beacon [99] Orders from Umbar - target: [72.4S, 64.9W], [72.4S, 64.6W], [72.6S, 65.0W] [99] By Land and Sea [99] The Lost Harbour - vector to Edhellond [99] City of the Prince - vector to Dol Amroth

Walkthrough & Notes
Corsair patrols are in groups of three - around the crossroads leading to Edhellond [72.8S, 64.1W]. They are most easily fought on horseback.

Rewards
39  15   Increased Reputation with Dol Amroth ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Amroth Silver Pieces

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'The Corsairs are relentless, <name>... they are not content to seize a piece of Gondor's history alone, so now they stalk our roads as well. 'The people of Ost Lontir are frightened, and they have good reason to be. The Enemy is at our gates and each day brings renewed attacks on all of Belfalas. We must push them back, and I can see no better place to start than the Corsairs that roam the roads to the north. 'If we can contain their numbers to Edhellond, we can begin to mount a more proper defence... and perhaps my people will rest easier.' Background The Corsairs of Umbar stalk the roads of the Havens of Belfalas and seek to rob and murder any who cross their paths. Objective 1 Defeat Corsair patrol-leaders (0/4) Corsair patrol-leaders can be found along the roadways to the north and north-east of Ost Lontir. Gilanor has asked you to clear the roadways of Corsair patrols in hopes of protecting the people of Ost Lontir. Objective 2 Talk to Gilanor Gilanor can be found in Ost Lontir in central Belfalas. You have defeated many roaming Corsairs and should report your success to Gilanor. Gilanor: 'Good... maybe now they will be wise enough to keep from the roads and allow our people to pass. 'Now then, <name>, we cannot allow them time to recover from this blow.'