Quest:Old Bauman's Farm

Old Bauman's Farm
Level	9
Type	Solo
Starts with	Old Bauman
Starts at	Combe Lumber Camp
Start Region	Bree-land
Map Ref	[28.7S, 47.0W]
Quest Group	Bree-land

Walkthrough & Notes
Old Bauman's Farm is at [27.2S, 43.9W] Go right up the path, it will divide in to 2 paths. Choose the left one as it is usually easier to see/access the house. His farm is located right on top of a hill. The Blackwold Supervisor will usually drop Sally's Chain.

Rewards
90   5 Pork Sausage Selectable Rewards: 5 Cooked Carrots 5 Eggs and Onions

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Have you heard that Archet gave them Blackwold villains what-for? Kicked 'em right out, they did, and good on 'em! If little old Archet can manage it, I say Combe can do one better, and sweep them Blackwolds out o' the Chetwood for good! 'Now I lost my Sally's chain when them brigands took over my farm. She's been gone for many a year, but that chain always did bring me comfort. One o' them Blackwolds probably picked it up, and I want it back! Farm's far to the east -- just follow the road past all them brigand campfires. 'Eh, what's that? No, it's a chain, not a necklace. What a queer question.' Background The Blackwold brigands seized Old Bauman's farm during the early days of their uprising. Objective 1 Collect Sally's chain Bring Sally's chain to Old Bauman Old Bauman's farm lies far to the east of Combe, beyond the brigand camps in the Chetwood, at the end of the eastward path. Old Bauman is at the logging camp, south of the Chetwood, east of Combe. Old Bauman lost his farm to the Blackwolds when they retreated from Archet, and he would like you to go there and retrieve his Sally's chain for him. Old Bauman: 'My old farm is east of herel, deep in the Chetwood. You'll pass by a lot of those brigand camps on the road, and the farm is on a small rise.' Collected Sally's chain Old Bauman: 'You found my Sally's chain and showed those Blackwold villains a thing or two, I don't doubt it! A lifetime o' thanks, <name>! 'Ah, Sally was a good hound. We'd go hunting in the fall, and she could sniff out a coney from what seemed near a mile! It's good to have her chain back. It's all I've got left o' her, now. 'Take these coins for your trouble, <name>, with my thanks.