Quest:Drums of War

Drums of War
Level	53
Type	Solo
Starts with	Fostólf
Starts at	The Chamber of the Crossroads
Start Region	Durin's Way
Map Ref	[5.1S, 112.0W]
Quest Group	Moria: Durin's Way
Quest Chain	Líkmund's Tasks

Quest Chain
Líkmund's Tasks [53] Líkmund's Companions [53] Drums of War (Fostólf) [53] Lost Supplies (Gansi) [53] A Bitter Enemy (Rink) [53] Send Them Back Home [51] The Winding Way

Walkthrough & Notes
To start this quest, the quest Líkmund's Companions must be underway! The drums are located at the Hall of the High Stair [4.5S, 111.9W]. Goblin-drum .

Rewards
25  90   Increased Reputation with Iron Garrison Guards ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience ( 5,801 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Forgive me, <name>, for any rudeness. I am not permitted to leave my post here, but those incessent drums are driving me mad! I've not had any decent sleep since we arrived here. 'The band of goblins responsible for that din are encamped just north of here in the Hall of the High Stair. Could you do me a favour and silence those drummers? 'What I would not give to have just one night's peace!' Background The dwarves at the Chamber of the Crossroads have gotten little sleep since arriving. The goblins nearby have been pounding on drums without respite, sending booming echoes throughout Durin's Way. Objective 1 Destroy the drums (0/6) The goblin-drummers are encamped in the Hall of the High Stair, north of the Chamber of the Crossroads. Fostólf has asked you to destroy the goblin-drums so that he and his companions can get some sleep. Fostólf: 'Please destroy those confounded drums. They beat on and on without end...I cannot get a wink of sleep.' Objective 2 Talk to Fostólf at the Chamber of the Crossroads Fostólf is at the Chamber of the Crossroads, south of the Hall of the High Stair. All of the goblin drums have been silenced. Fostólf should be able to get some rest at last. Fostólf: 'Thank you for your help, <name>. I am very much looking to taking my nap in a while. It may seem like a small thing, but the better rested we are when the battle is joined, the more favourable towards us it will go.'