Quest:Into the Marsh

Into the Marsh
Level	89
Type	Solo
Starts with	Guthláf
Starts at	Imping Lumber-yard
Start Region	Eastfold
Map Ref	[65.1S, 58.3W]
Ends with	Sparhafoc
Ends at	Fenmarch Mead Hall
End Region	Eastfold
Map Ref	[66.6S, 56.7W]
Quest Group	Eastfold

Quest Chain

[88] Save the Lumber-yard [89] Cutting Down the Orcs - Landscape [88] Extinguishing Fear - Landscape [88] Free the Workers - Landscape [89] Into the Marsh [89] The Dreaded Day [89] Looking for Evidence [89] The Royal Banner [89] Fowl Proceeding [89] Lilies for Lily [89] Missing Locket [89] Ring in a Haystack [89] Following a Lead [89] The Search for Meregyth [88] The Hidden Threat - Landscape [89] A History of Bones - Landscape [89] Burning the Supplies - Landscape [89] Top of the Chain - Landscape [89] A Beacon of Hope - vector to Beaconwatch

Walkthrough & Notes
Fenmarch Mead Hall is east of the Lumber-yard.

Rewards
37  15   Increased Reputation with The Eorlingas ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Westemnet Iron Coin

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Allow me to worry about the lumber-yard, <name>. I ask that you travel to Fenmarch and inform my father of what has happened here. 'If these Orcs were also seen near Aldburg, I fear that we may have a much larger problem than we originally thought. 'Take the road east to Fenmarch and seek out my father, Thane Sparhafoc.' Background The lumber-yard has been saved, but the Orc-problem remains a growing concern. Objective 1 Travel to Fenmarch Thane Sparhafoc is at Fenmarch, east of the lumber-yard. Guthláf stayed behind to assist in the cleaning efforts at the lumber yard, but asked to have a message relayed to his father, Thane Sparhafoc. Objective 2 Talk to Thane Sparhafoc Thane Sparhafoc is in the Mead Hall, in the eastern part of Fenmarch. Guthláf asked you to inform his father, Thane Sparhafoc, about the troubles at the lumber-yard. Sparhafoc: 'You assisted my son in driving the Orcs from the lumber-yard? Thank you. 'It appears that we have a problem which needs solving. There are other pressing matters here in Fenmarch which I struggle with. 'Perhaps you may assist me?'