Quest:Negotiations

Negotiations
Level	98
Type	Solo
Starts with	Jajax
Starts at	Lothgobel Tavern
Start Region	Lamedon
Map Ref	[64.3S, 57.1W]
Ends with	Laindir
Ends at	Calembel
End Region	Lamedon
Map Ref	[67.1S, 55.9W]
Quest Chain	Lothgobel

Quest Chain

[98] Lothgobel and Reports of Corsairs - vector in from Dínadab First House [63.9S, 56.7W] [98] Tokens of Jajax - Landscape [98] Slavering War-hounds - Landscape [98] A House Full of Rot - Landscape Second House [64.0S, 57.5W] [98] The Drunkards' Mess - Landscape [98] Violent Stupor - Landscape Third House [64.4S, 56.8W] [98] Captured by Corsairs - Landscape [98] Corsair Captors - Landscape Lothgobel Tavern [98] Earning Respect [98] The Drinking Challenge [98] Negotiations - vector to Calembel [98] Instance: Negotiations

Walkthrough & Notes
Talk to Jajax and complete the instance Negotiations. You may want to delay starting until the effects of the Drinking Challenge wear off.

Rewards
38  95   Increased Reputation with Dol Amroth ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Amroth Silver Pieces  Tracery, Lvl 86 Uncommon Selectable Rewards:  Tactical Necklace of the Valleys  Masterful Necklace of the Valleys  Opulent Necklace of the Valleys

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'You won the drinking challenge fair and square, and thus you have our attention. 'You wish to talk? Let us talk. What are your demands?' Background Jajax has agreed to enter into negotiations with you about the fate of Lothgobel. Objective 1 Try to negotiate with Jajax Jajax is in the tavern of Lothgobel. You should speak with Jajax. Jajax: 'Let us talk, then! Come now.' Complete the instance Negotiations Objective 2 Make your way to Calembel and speak with someone there Calembel, the main city of Lamedon, can be found south of Lothgobel. You should leave the Corsairs to their business and make your way to Calembel. Laindir: 'Another refugee from Lothgobel, are you? My, but you look like a foreigner...' You explain that Jajax and the Corsairs have left Lothgobel, and a truce has been reached. 'Oh! Well, that is great news, and unexpected, for we have not the soldiers to keep the enemy at bay.'