Quest:Hiding the Masterworks

Hiding the Masterworks
Level	100
Type	Solo
Starts with	Lenglír
Starts at	Artists' Fellow-hall
Start Region	Minas Tirith
Map Ref	[66.5S, 18.8W]
Quest Group	Old Anórien: Minas Tirith

Walkthrough & Notes
A hiding spot [66.7S, 18.7W] - Looks like someone already took this location and hid some swords here A hiding spot [64.6S, 19.2W] - Looks like someone already took this location and hid some jewels here A hiding spot [64.6S, 19.5W] - Looks like someone already took this location and hid some poetry here A hiding spot [66.6S, 19.4W] - This location looks suitable for hiding valuables

Rewards
39  35   Increased Reputation with Defenders of Minas Tirith ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Minas Tirith Silver Pieces

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'I am upset. Why, you ask?! Nasty Orcs are going to get into this city and the first thing they will do is destroy my artwork! I and my assistants have been creating beautiful paintings, documenting this great city. If they are ruined so dies the history of Minas Tirith! 'Now, perhaps you could help me out. I need to find the perfect hiding place for my greatest works of art. There are a few locations that I hear might be ideal but I need someone to scout them out for me. What do you say, will you help protect this city's rich history?' Background Lenglír, a Master Artist, is concerned for the safety of her art if the enemy somehow manages to infiltrate the city and is looking for the perfect hiding place for her greatest works of art. Objective 1 Scout potential hiding spots for Lenglír (0/4) Potential hiding spaces for Lenglír's artwork can be found on the Fourth Circle of Minas Tirith. You should scout out hiding spaces for Lenglír's artwork. Objective 2 Speak with Lenglír Lenglír can be found outside the Artists' Fellow-hall on the Fourth Circle of Minas Tirith. You should speak with Lenglír. Lenglír: 'Alas, only one location not already occupied! I suppose it will have to do.' You ask Lenglír if she would like you to move the painting to the hiding place. 'I could not put that burden on you. No, no, it is something I must carry myself. Also, if you dropped one, I would never be able to forgive you!'