Quest:Over the Pass of Caradhras

Over the Pass of Caradhras
Level	50
Type	Solo
Starts with	Ruidhriel
Starts at	Tâl Caradhras
Start Region	Eregion
Map Ref	[49.1S, 9.3W]
Quest Group	Eregion
Quest Chain	Footsteps of the Company

Quest Chain

Footsteps of the Company [48] Scouring the Path [48] Things Left Behind [49] Following the Path [50] The Thieves' Trail [51] Chasing Trouble [51] What Else Left Behind? [50] Unsure Steps [50] Over the Pass of Caradhras [50] Through the Gap of Rohan [51] A Dark, Secret Way A False Trail [50] A False Trail [50] Drawing the Enemy Hiding Their Passage [50] Smouldering Remains [50] Hiding Their Passage

Walkthrough & Notes
Travel to the east-most of Redhorn Gate. [46.8S, 4.4W] Click the icon or type /look

Rewards
24  85

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Hail, stranger! It is good to see a friendly face in times such as these, but what brings you here? 'Rinneldor has sent aid as I had hoped! Caradhras is troubled; something has caused great unease upon his slopes. His winds are cold and biting, and I fear for any who have dared to tread upon him when he is in such a fey mood. 'I cannot leave my post, but perhaps you could travel to the mountain's lower slopes and look for signs of the Company? Travel north-east to the Redhorn Gate and look for any signs of them where the trees and snows meet.' Background Rinneldor has asked you to seek out Ruidhriel who stands watch at the Redhorn Gate. Objective 1 Find the Redhorn Gate Look for signs of the Company The Redhorn Gate lies to the north-east of Ruidhriel's camp. Ruidhriel has asked you to go up into the Redhorn Gate and look for signs of the Company where the snow and trees begin. Ruidhriel: 'Travel north-east into the Redhorn Gate and look for signs of the Company where the snow and trees meet.' Look for signs of the Company An avalanche blocks the way Objective 2 Talk to Ruidhriel Ruidhriel is south and west of the Redhorn Gate, near the Burnt Tor. You should return to Ruidhriel and tell her what you found. Ruidhriel: 'An avalanche? We can only hope that the Company was not on the mountain when it happened. 'If they did brave the pass, no enemies will follow now. Thank you for your help, <name>.'