Quest:Defence of Hoarhallow

Defence of Hoarhallow
Level	150
Type	Solo
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Mayor Wat Mudbottom
Starts at	Hoarhallow
Start Region	Ettenmoors
Map Ref	[20.0S, 20.0W]
Ends with	Mayor Wat Mudbottom
Ends at	Hoarhallow
End Region	Ettenmoors
Map Ref	[20.0S, 20.0W]
Quest Group	Ettenmoors Freep
Quest Chain	Hoarhallow

Quest Chain
Hoarhallow Quests (always available, repeatable daily) [150] Defence of Hoarhallow [150] In a Spot of Trouble [150] Sundering the Snowreap [150] Wolves at Our Walls [150] Wolves of the Grimwood To see all available quests in the Ettenmoors, click here.

Walkthrough & Notes
Mayor Wat Mudbottom is at the town hall of Hoarhallow [20S, 20W] This quest tracks contributed kills (through contributed damage or healing of allies who contributed damage) of Monster Play Characters at Hoarhallow.

Rewards
21  14   Increased Renown ( 80 ) Legendary Item Experience (139.000) 75 Commendations  Enhancement Rune +2, Lvl 141

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'If you are truly willing to help, <name>, then I would ask you to take up arms against the foe stalking us here in our village. We cannot keep them out forever and even our stalwart guards must find time for rest. 'Stay in the village of Hoarhallow a while, friend. Fight and drive back the foe as they come into the village, and I will see that you are well rewarded.' Background Mayor Wat Mudbottom wants some assistance in clearing the beasts of Angmar out of Hoarhallow. Objective 1 Defeat minions of Angmar at Hoarhallow (0/6) Stay within the bounds of Hoarhallow village and stop the forces of Angmar threatening the Hobbits there. Mayor Wat Mudbottom enlisted your aid in fighting back the foes within the area of Hoarhallow. Mayor Wat Mudbottom: 'Keep the wards strong! They will not retreat so easily.' Objective 2 Talk to Mayor Wat Mudbottom Mayor Wat Mudbottom is in Hoarhallow. Now that you have assisted in the defence of Hoarhallow you should speak with Mayor Wat Mudbottom about the reward he offered you. Mayor Wat Mudbottom: 'Thank you, <name>. You are proving an invaluable ally against this terrible foe. I think that I shall ask you to help us again one day. 'For now, I have asked too much of you and offered too little. Please take this with my thanks and know that you have earned the friendship of the Hobbits of Hoarhallow.'