Quest:Oil Up

Oil Up
Level	150
Type	Solo
Repeatable	Daily
Region	Ettenmoors
Starts with	Soldier Gozad [17.5S, 14.6W]
Starts at	Tírith Rhaw
Ends with	Soldier Gozad [17.5S, 14.6W]
Ends at	Tírith Rhaw

Quest Chain
Tírith Rhaw Creep Quests Under ally control [150] Bedding of Bears [150] Flay the Free Peoples [150] I've Got a Theory [150] Stonewall Fandmau [150] These People Be Pests [150] Iron Belly of Tirith Rhaw [150] Oil Up [150] Feather for His Cap [150] Goldhead Must Die

Walkthrough & Notes
Once this quest is completed total of 10 times amongst all creeps, it is no longer available until Tirith Rhaw is conquered again.

Rewards
20  14   75 Commendations Increased Infamy ( 40 )

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'I've got orders to get oil into an iron pot and set it boiling so we can cook the enemy as they crash into our forces at the entrance to this tower. We'll oil them up before they go in and slow their progress. 'Find oil, maggot. We need to protect the wee boggarts. Sure there be none here, but the War-tyrant told me to tell you that! 'Now get to work!' Objective 1 Collect Barrels of Oil (0/5) The Free Peoples carry barrels of oil that can be used to fill the iron pots being built at Tirith Rhaw. Seek out the Free People guarding locations throughout the Ettenmoors and slaughter them for the oil they carry. The War-tyrant desires to use boiling oil at Tirith Rhaw to punish the enemy as they make their assault. You were sent into the Ettenmoors to collect oil from the foe. Objective 2 Deliver the oil to Soldier Gozad at Tirith Rhaw The Free Peoples carry barrels of oil that can be used to fill the iron pots being built at Tirith Rhaw. Seek out the Free People guarding locations throughout the Ettenmoors and slaughter them for the oil they carry. The War-tyrant desires to use boiling oil at Tirith Rhaw to punish the enemy as they make their assault. You were sent into the Ettenmoors to collect oil from the foe. Soldier Gozad: 'Soon we'll have cooking flesh at our entrance, and we'll feast until our bellies are full. Still... I think that the meat will not be as sweet as the fresh kill of those rat-folk to the south-west.'