Quest:Logs for the Fire

Logs for the Fire
Level	35
Type	Solo
Starts with	Poppy Seaton
Starts at	Ost Forod
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[7.2S, 64.4W]
Quest Group	Evendim

Quest Chain

Unnamed quest chain: [35] Stores for the Winter [35] Robbers and Poachers [35] Meat for the Spit [35] Hides for Blankets [35] Logs for the Fire [35] Immediate Threats [35] Escape from Duskencleft [35] Ballard Wilmer and the White Warg [36] Practised Villainy [36] Goblins in the Hollow [36] Spies and Robbers [36] The Robbers of Rantost [36] The Thief-takers [36] Crate and Barrel [36] Smoke on the Water Completing the quest "The Robbers of Rantost" is prerequisite for the quest chain "The Thief-takers" which begins with the same-name quest. The quest "Stores for the Winter" is prerequisite for; [37] Trouble at Cirith Rhîw

Walkthrough & Notes
Logs can be found on the ground by the bear dens due east of Ost Forod, north of Nan Orngon.

Rewards
19  60   Increased Reputation with The Wardens of Annúminas ( 900 ) 2 Bronze Arnorian Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'Blankets are not the only things that keep you warm in the winter. A good, roaring fire is just as important to have. To keep it going, you need wood, though...lots of it and plenty dry. 'Our stores are low this winter. With folks leaving to join the tomb-robbers, we have fewer honest people left to do the work necessary to get ready for the winter. We have had to focus everyone on food. The fire-wood pile has stayed very short. 'The best wood is out near Nan Orngon. The bears root it up while they are digging for grubs. It is dry, but burns for a long time. If you could gather up a bunch of branches, it would be very helpful.' Background Dry logs can be found around Nan Orngon. The bears root them up when they dig for grubs. Objective 1 Collect dry logs (0/8) Nan Orngon is east of Ost Forod. Poppy Seaton has asked you to venture to Nan Orngon and collect dried logs. Objective 2 Bring dry logs to Poppy Seaton at Ost Forod Poppy Seaton is at Ost Forod, west of Nan Orngon. Poppy Seaton will be pleased to see all of the wood you collected. Poppy Seaton: 'We will still need to gather more wood in order to make it through the winter, but it is nice to see the wood-pile grow for the first time in a long time.'