Quest:Chapter 2.2: The Light of Eärendil

Chapter 2.2: The Light of Eärendil
Level	108
Type	Solo
Starts with	Elrond
Starts at	The Haven of Orladion
Start Region	Rivendell
Map Ref	[28.9S, 3.8W]
Ends with	Mithrandir
Ends at	The Slag-hills
End Region	The Wastes
Map Ref	[36.9S, 3.5W]
Quest Chain	The Black Book of Mordor: Chapter 2

Walkthrough & Notes
Mithrandir is standing next to the road leading from the the Slag-hills to the Black Gate, outside of Mordor [36.9S, 3.5W]

Rewards
40  95   Legendary Item Experience ( 25,902 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Eärendil was a mariner, <name>, and he braved storm and roaring wave; he bore shining light out of the darkness. He voyaged through sadness and woe, cresting the waves of his sorrow and braving the winds of wrath to bring hope from afar. He travels still upon his errand, not upon the seas of the world but those of heaven, the light of the Silmaril on his brow showing the way.' Elrond falls silent and gazes up at the sky, remembering distant memories. 'For all the Eldar, the light of Eärendil's star is counted most precious. It is a sign of hope for all who labour against the Great Enemy or the multitude of his servants. For me it is something more. 'Eärendil was a mariner, but he was also my sire. When I look to the stars, I remember much that has now gone beyond the circles of the world, and the joy of memory is tinged with the sorrow of loss. I give you this gift so you may bear the light of Eärendil with you, and it will be a shining lamp in the darkness.' Background Elrond has imbued the artifact that came out of Mordor with the Light of Eärendil and gave you a powerful gift. Objective 1 Talk to Mithrandir outside the Black Gate Mithrandir is outside the Black Gate. Elrond: 'For all the Eldar, the light of Eärendil's star is counted most precious. It is a sign of hope for all who labour against the Great Enemy or the multitude of his servants. For me it is something more. 'Eärendil was a mariner, but he was also my sire. When I look to the stars, I remember much that has now gone beyond the circles of the world, and the joy of memory is tinged with the sorrow of loss. I give you this gift so you may bear the light of Eärendil with you, and it will be a shining lamp in the darkness.' Mithrandir: 'Ah, you have cleansed the corruption from the artifact that Ayorzén brought from Durthang. I never doubted you would be equal to the task, <name>. 'The Light of Eärendil will serve you well within Gorgoroth. I deem that few of the commanders of which Azoryén spoke will be able to endure its presence, and none will enjoy it. It will bring them discomfort and aid you in piercing the shadow. 'It's time to press further into Mordor.'