Quest:Grievous Cold

Grievous Cold
Level	47
Type	Solo
Starts with	Pasi
Starts at	Sûri-kylä
Start Region	Forochel
Map Ref	[19.0N, 70.8W]
Quest Group	Forochel
Quest Chain	The Hand of the Enemy

Quest Chain
The Hand of the Enemy [47] Threat from the South [47] Grievous Cold [48] A Chill Wind

Walkthrough & Notes
The Angmarim tents are within Reodh Fuil, at the ridge east of of Olavi's Camp Site Fire. While the quest reads about some kindling, you simply click the tents to blow them up. "A tent used by the Angmarim of Forochel."

Rewards
23  80   Increased Reputation with Lossoth of Forochel ( 700 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'These Rauta-väki, they carry with them a cold that only our Elders have felt before; it chills the bones and strikes the hearts of even the bravest warriors. 'You have been to their camps; no doubt you have seen the tents that house their evil kindred. If the Rauta-väki have brought upon us an unnatural cold, they can sleep in it as well! Take this sytyke and burn their tents. Maybe we can force them to retreat to their lands if they feel the bitter cold of the northlands upon them. 'Search for their tents in the camps of the Rauta-väki to the south and east of Sûri-kylä, near the Forodwaith pass.' Background The Lossoth blame the harsh winter on the invading Angmarim and have asked for your help in driving them away. Objective 1 Burn the tents of the Angmarim (0/5) The Angmarim tents are at the encampment south and east of Sûri-kylä, near the Forodwaith Pass. Pasi has asked you to return to the Angmarim encampment and burn down their tents with the kindling he gave you. Pasi: 'How goes your work, <name>? We must show the strength of the Lossoth to these invaders! 'Their camp is to the south and east, along the path to the land of Forodwaith. Search there for the tents of the Enemy.' Objective 2 Talk to Pasi Pasi is at Sûri-kyla, north and west of the Angmarim encampment. You should bring news of your success to Pasi. Pasi: 'You have done well! Let us see how long they will endure now that they must dwell in the snow.'