Quest:Loss for Loss

Loss for Loss
Level	97
Type	Solo
Starts with	Rosfin
Starts at	Morlad
Start Region	Blackroot Vale
Map Ref	[56.8S, 67.5W]
Ends with	Osbenn
Ends at	Lancrath
End Region	Blackroot Vale
Map Ref	[58.3S, 62.9W]
Quest Group	Western Gondor: Blackroot Vale

Quest Chain
[96] Out from the Darkness [96] An End to Peace [95] Piercing the Vale [96] Promise of Glory [96] A Steward Without Counsel [96] A Lapse in Judgement [96] A Cost Yet Unpaid - vector to Alagrant After Sardol quests [97] Loss for Loss - vector to Lancrath After Lancrath quests [97] A Dark Pact [97] Instance: A Dark Pact [97] To Lamedon! - vector to Lamedon

Walkthrough & Notes
Osbenn can be found in the town of Lancrath, to the south-east of Morlad [58.1S, 63.1W]

Rewards
15  84   Increased Reputation with Dol Amroth ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience (25,900) Steed Experience (21,600) 3 Amroth Silver Pieces

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'We have waited long enough, <name>. If the Dead seek to overrun the vale, we cannot abide another Orc. We must crush their forces at Tingobel and ready ourselves for war. 'Far to the southeast, you will find Lancrath nestled in the hills. There, seek a man named Osbenn. He is a wise hunter, and though he is no longer fit for battle, he can aid you in directing the attack on Tingobel. 'Go with haste, <name>. Every minute we delay allows the Orcs to creep further south towards Lamedon.' Background Eager for vengeance and hoping to limit their losses, Rosfin seeks to eliminate the Orkish threat and protect what people remain in Lancrath. Objective 1 Talk to Osbenn in Lancrath Osbenn can be found in the village of Lancrath, far to the southeast of Morlad. Rosfin has asked you to travel to the village of Lancrath and aid the people in repelling the Orcs of the White Mountains. Osbenn: 'Hail, traveller. You must be a friend of Lady Rosfin, for none have been so bold... or foolish enough to journey here as of late. 'The Orcs have starved us for resources by sacking Tingobel and its mine, and it is unlikely that we can hold out much longer. I must admit, I know less than I would like to about what occurred to the north, but the people who escaped know it well. 'If you would aid us, I ask that you speak to them, for they might be able to aid you in planning an attack.' Osbenn has asked that you speak to the refugees of Tingobel