Quest:Chapter 8: People of Edoras

From Lotro-Wiki.com
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Chapter 8: People of Edoras
Level 86
Type Solo
Starts with Éowyn
Starts at Edoras
Start Region Edoras
Map Ref [61.8S, 72.8W]
Ends with Éowyn
Ends at Edoras
End Region Edoras
Map Ref [61.8S, 72.8W]
Quest Group Vol. III. Book 11
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

'There are many things to do before the people of Edoras can leave for Dunharrow. My uncle's command must be brought to the townsfolk, waggons must be loaded with provisions, belongings gathered, and there are like to be some naysayers who refuse to follow the King's will.

'Take this proclamation and read it before the people at several locations throughout the city. Start with the market north of the Meduseld steps, and then work down through the streets of Edoras. Word will spread quickly; it has already begun to do so! But the King's command must be brought to the people so the preparations for their departure can be made. Not everyone will be pleased with this, <name>. Be kind, if you can, but keep your resolve strong. This must be done. Théoden King has commanded it.'

Background

Éowyn has a great number of things to do before the people of Edoras can be evacuated to Dunharrow, and she needs your help to see them done.

Objective 1

  • Read the proclamation aloud at the market north of Meduseld

Éowyn has given you a proclamation to read at the market north of Meduseld, to prepare the people of Edoras to leave the city.

Éowyn: 'Read the proclamation I gave you aloud before the people of Edoras. It contains Théoden King's command to leave the city. Not all of the townsfolk will be happy to hear it, but they will need to obey the word of their king.'
This market is a good place to read the proclamation
You read the proclamation aloud, and several people nearby begin to mutter darkly

Objective 2

Several of the people at the market north of Meduseld need to be convinced of the wisdom of Éowyn's plan.

Baduhild reluctantly agrees to leave the city
Anwynd grumbles, but reluctantly agrees to leave Edoras

Objective 3

  • Read the proclamation aloud at the stairs norh-west of Meduseld

Éowyn has given you a proclamation to read at the top of the stairs, north-west of Meduseld, to prepare the people of Edoras to leave the city.

By these stairs is a good place to read the proclamation
You read the proclamation aloud, and an old woman seeks to catch your eye

Objective 4

Ethryth is atop the steps north-west of Meduseld, and has sought to catch your eye.

Ethryth: 'Do you have the time to spare an old woman, tidings-bearer? I have heard the commands of Théoden King, and would obey, but it has been many years since Ethryth felt the bloom of youth, and I do not have the strength I once did. My belongings are tied up in this sack, but I cannot carry them down the hill to the Dunharrow waggon without help. The waggon is to the north of here, if you follow the road.
'Can you bring my possessions to the waggon north of here? Just follow the road. Ethryth will be in your debt.'

Objective 5

Ethryth's belongings are at the top of the stairs north-west of Meduseld. The waggon to Dunharrow is near the outside walls to the north of Ethryth.

Ethryth: 'I hope it is not too much trouble for you to carry my belongings to the Dunharrow waggon. It is north of here, along the road.'
  • Carry Ethryth's belongings to the Dunharrow waggon, north of her location
You leave Ethryth's belongings on the waggon, as she asked

Objective 6

  • Read the proclamation aloud at the entrance courtyard in the north-west of the city

Éowyn has given you a proclamation to read by the entrance courtyard in the north-west, to prepare the people of Edoras to leave the city.

This entrance courtyard is a good place to read the proclamation
You read the proclamation aloud, and a small child seeks to catch your eye

Objective 7

  • Talk to Derláf at the entrance courtyard in the north-west of Edoras

A small child, Derláf, has sought to get your attention.

Derláf: 'I heard you read the words of Théoden King, and I know everyone who is not going to fight needs to leave Edoras. But those men over there were laughing, and I heard them insult the name of the King!
'You are not going to let them escape justice, are you? Everyone has to obey the word of Théoden King!'

Objective 8

  • Talk to a growling dissenter

Growling dissenters insulted the King at the courtyard near the north-west entrance to Edoras.

Derláf: 'They were insulting the King! They cannot be allowed to do that!'
Growling Dissenter: 'What gives you the right to order us out of our homes? Maybe those are the commands of Théoden, and maybe they are not. Maybe they are the words of Gandalf! Maybe the Wizard is working against us, and just wants our treasurers for himself! Do they not say that trouble follows him wherever he goes?
'I will teach you a lesson, <race>! I will teach you what happens when you do the bidding of Wizards!'
  • Cow the growling dissenter with force
Growling Dissenter says, "Now you will suffer!"
Growling Dissenter says, "I yield! I yield!"

Objective 9

  • Read the proclamation aloud at the courtyard with two stairs, south of the north-west entrance to the city.

Éowyn has given you a proclamation to read at the two stairs south of the north-west entrance, to prepare the people of Edoras to leave the city.

By these stairs is a good place to read the proclamation
You read the proclamation aloud, and several people nearby begin to grumble

Objective 10

Several of the people at the courtyard with two stairs need to be convinced of the wisdom of Éowyn's plan.

After a brief discussion, Colinan agrees to leave Edoras
Herith listens to your words and eventually agrees to obey the King

Objective 11

Éowyn is outside Meduseld, in Edoras.

You have helped prepare the people of Edoras prepare to leave their city, and should return to Éowyn with a report of your success.

Éowyn: 'You have done as I asked? Good. It will be some time before all the people are ready to leave Edoras, but every journey must begin with preparation, especially one as important as this.'