Quest:Instance: Flying the Coop -- Lone-lands

Instance: Flying the Coop -- Lone-lands
Level	1
Type	Session Play
Starts with	George
Starts at	Sandson's Farm
Start Region	The Shire
Map Ref	[32.0S, 74.5W]
Quest Group	Shire

Quest Chain

Prerequisites: completed the quest-chain The Sky is Falling Quests under bullet 1) and 3) may be done in any order. All instances are Session Play [6] Flying the Coop -- Bree-land [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Bree-land [6] Flying the Coop -- Ered Luin [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Ered Luin [6] Flying the Coop -- Evendim [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Evendim [6] Flying the Coop -- Lone-lands [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Lone-lands [6] Flying the Coop -- North Downs [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- North Downs [6] Flying the Coop -- Trollshaws [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Trollshaws [6] Returning to Wald [6] The Great Wide Open [1] Instance: The Great Wide Open [6] There and Bawk Again [1] Instance: There and Bawk Again [6] Free Range - Repeatable [1] Instance: Free Range - Repeatable

Walkthrough & Notes
Follow the road east to Bree, heading out of the south gate and continuing east until you reach Ost Guruth. As long as you keep to the road and keep your eyes open, there should be very little risk. Radagast the Brown is in his room at the top of the tower at Ost Guruth. You have one hour to complete this session.

Rewards
None

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue George seems anxious. Background George feels that help must be found from beyond the Shire to defend against the invading wolves. Objective 1 Talk to creatures of the Lone-lands Radagast the Brown may be found in the tower at Ost Guruth. George has asked you to speak to the creatures of the Lone-lands. You should seek out and speak with Radagast the Brown in the Lone-lands. Radagast the Brown: 'Greetings, my little rooster-friend! What is this? Your coops are threatened by wolves? 'Wolves are among the most craven of the Dark Lord's servants, and this proves them even more so. Unfortunately, the troubles here are much greater, with effects more far-reaching, than those which trouble the Shire. 'I am sorry, but I cannot leave the Eglain just yet.'