Quest:Crime at the Farmlands

Crime at the Farmlands
Level	76
Type	Solo
Starts at	Eastmund's Lair
Start Region	The Wold
Ends with	Tunbert
Ends at	The Wold
End Region	The Wold
Map Ref	[35.7S, 54.6W]
Quest Group	The North Wold

Quest Chain

[76] The Wold [76] The Thane of Langhold [76] Salamanders Hate Fire [76] Slithering Too Near [76] Venomtongue - Landscape [77] Warband:Cinder - Landscape - Repeatable [76] A Game of Brigand-bashing [76] Instance: A Game of Brigand-bashing [76] An Unnerving Display of Confidence [76] Crime at the Farmlands - Landscape [76] The Brigands of the Wold - Landscape [76] The River Watch Patrol [76] An Unsettling Alliance [76] Easterlings at the Undeep - Landscape [76] A Greater Enemy - Landscape [76] Reason for Alarm [76] War Comes to Rohan [76] Instance: War Comes to Rohan [76] Devastation in the North

Walkthrough & Notes
This quest will automatically be offered if you approach Eastmund's Lair after having accepted the quest The Brigands of the Wold. Stolen coins drop from the brigands in the camp. Stolen cows and grain are throughout the camp. Use them to recover the stolen goods.

Rewards
33  95   Increased Reputation with Men of the Wold ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience ( 9,277 ) 3 Silver Token of the Riddermark

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue A farm near Langhold has been robbed, and the brigands are too many and too near for your liking. Background A farm near Langhold has been robbed, and the brigands are too many and too near for your liking. Objective 1 Free cattle from their tethers (0/3) Collect stolen coins from brigands (0/6) Collect stolen grain (0/6) Cattle and other stolen goods can be found in the brigand encampment in the northern Wold. You should free the cattle and collect the stolen goods from the brigands. Objective 2 Bring the stolen goods back to their rightful owner The farmer is at his farm between Langhold and the brigands' encampment. You should return the stolen goods to the farmer, who is much poorer after the robbery by brigands. Tunbert: 'My...my goods! The cattle wandered back on their own, and I've tucked them away in the barn, and now the lost money and grain? I do not know how to thank you, <name>. Thank goodness you came to Langhold when you did.'