Quest:Dangerous Quarry

Dangerous Quarry
Level	65
Type	Small Fellowship
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Frithgeir
Starts at	Zudrugund
Start Region	Enedwaith
Map Ref	[65.6S, 8.5W]
Quest Group	Enedwaith

Quest Chain
[64] The Dwarves' Demise Small Fellowship [65] Dangerous Quarry Small Fellowship [65] The Clutch Collapses Small Fellowship [65] The Bigger Ones Small Fellowship [65] Nár Sends His Regards Small Fellowship [65] Relics of the Fallen Small Fellowship [65] The Call of Our Fathers Small Fellowship [65] Crumble the Support Small Fellowship [65] Gunnberg's Folly Small Fellowship

Walkthrough & Notes
Defeat Gwiberlings and Gwibers south of there at the Serpent-halls [67.6S, 9.2W]

Rewards
60  20   Legendary Item Experience (9,277) 2 Golden Token of the Wilds

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Surrounding several rocky crags, a horde of gwiber have begun to populate the eastern reaches of Thrór's Coomb. These creatures are growing in power and represent a danger to all of the people of Enedwaith. 'We will pay well for any assistance that you might render in stemming the growth of the gwiber population. 'Travel south across the river to the tundra below and seek out the gwiber along the eastern ridgeline of Thrór's Coomb.' Background Several clutches of gwiber have begun to build nests in the valley of Thrór's Coomb below Zudrugund, endangering the people of Enedwaith. Objective 1 Defeat gwiber near gwiber-nests (0/10) Gwiber-nests can be found in the eastern reaches of Thrór's Coomb, south of Zudrugund. Frithgeir has asked you to defeat any gwiber that you encounter near their nests. Frithgeir: 'Gwiber are a breed of drake found specifically in this region. They used to dwell deeper in the mountains, but now they have descended into the vale.' Objective 2 Talk to Frithgeir at Zudrugund Frithgeir is at Zudrugund, north of the gwiber-nests. You should return to Frithgeir and let him know that you have been able to defeat a number of gwiber in Thrór's Coomb. Frithgeir: 'Your efforts have been valiant, but I fear these creatures will not be so easily driven forth.'