Quest:Instance: The Taming of the Mearas

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Instance: The Taming of the Mearas
Level 130
Type Solo only
Starts with Léothred
Starts at Framsburg
Start Region Wells of Langflood
Map Ref [28.3N, 60.4W]
Quest Chain Wells of Langflood: Misthallow
Reflecting Pool Wells of Langflood Reflecting Pool
Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue

"Hot-headed and brash, Eorl witnessed his father’s death and vowed to avenge him."

Background

Léothred, the Rohirric scholar, seeks to learn more of his people history in Misthallow.

Objective 1

Léothred: 'Eorl, with bow in hand, ran into the woods....'

Objective 2

  • Listen to Léothred's tale
Léothred says, "For days Eorl hunted the mearh, bow at the ready. His friends always close behind."
Eorl says, "I will avenge you, father."
Eorl shouts, "It has been days, but I will avenge you."
Eorl's Friend shouts, "Eorl, are you going to kill the mearh?!"
Eorl's Friend shouts, "Please Eorl, let us return home."
Eorl shouts, "There you are...."
Léothred says, "When he got within shooting range, his anger cooled at the sight of the steed's beauty."
Léothred says, "Eorl stood up and called out in a loud voice."
Eorl says, "Come hither, Mansbane, and get a new name!"
Léothred says, "The horse heard him, and to the wonder of those who watched, it looked toward him, and seemed to know him."
Léothred says, "The mearh came to stand before him."
Léothred says, "Rather than seeking to force the beast to his will, Eorl simply held out his hand and let it bow its head to touch him."

Objective 3

  • Talk to Léothred
Léothred: 'Where before, the lords of the Éothéod, even mighty Léod, had sought to break the mearas, Eorl had treated his father's animal as a friend and it had met him in kind.'

Objective 4

  • Listen to Léothred's tale
Eorl says, "Felaróf I name you."
Léothred says, "The name meant strongest in his tongue."
Eorl says, "You loved your freedom, and I do not blame you for that."
Eorl says, "But now you owe me a great weregild, and you shall surrender your freedom to me until your life's end."
Léothred says, "Then Eorl mounted him, and Felaróf submitted."
Léothred says, "Eorl rode him home without bit or bridle; and he rode him in like fashion ever after."
Léothred says, "The Éothéd marvelled at the sight, and spoke of Eorl as being worthy of a crown, but he demurred."
Léothred: 'And that is the end of Eorl's tale.'