Quest:Eyes on the Enemy
| Level | 156 |
| Type | Solo |
| Starts with | Nabatínu |
| Starts at | Gadim-ûn |
| Start Region | An Shêru |
| Map Ref | [50.8S, 67.1W] |
| Quest Group | Mûr Ghala: An Shêru |
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Bestowal Dialogue'I fear that the only way to save the rest of the Jatsakóri would be to defeat Ombátha in battle, though I do not know if we have the strength as things currently stand. At the moment Barkhûsh was defeated, his servants suffered a moment of weakness. I think perhaps some of their power came from him, and that when a sorcerer is defeated, their spells may unravel to some degree. 'I confess that I do not wish to face Ombátha. Just the thought strikes me with such dread that I begin to sweat, but I can think of no other way. Perhaps the Rangers have another idea?' BackgroundNabatínu worries that the only way to free the rest of the enthralled Jatsakóri may be to defeat Ombátha, which he fears may not be possible. Objective 1
You should talk to Rhadrog about Nabatínu's theory that defeating Ombátha may allow the enthralled Jatsakóri to break free.
Objective 2
Rhadrog has asked you to scout Kôth Rau, the Ordâkhai stronghold in south-central An Shêru.
Objective 3
You have come to Kôth Rau to scout out the situation at the Ordâkhai stronghold and found them flying the banners of Sauron, called Barkhûsh in this part of the world.
Objective 4
As you destroyed banners of Barkhûsh at Kôth Rau, you noticed that they are holding prisoners here. You should assess the situation with the prisoners.
Objective 5
As you got closer to some of the prisoners, a shiny glint of something metal on the ground caught your eye. You should pick it up.
Objective 6You have done what you can for the moment at Kôth Rau. You should return to Gadim-ûn and discuss what you found with Nabatínu.
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