Quest:Reassuring Words

Reassuring Words
Level	80
Type	Solo
Starts with	Botulf
Starts at	Eaworth
Start Region	Entwash Vale
Map Ref	[47.6S, 63.9W]
Quest Group	Entwash Vale
Quest Chain	Eaworth

Quest Chain

[80] A House in Turmoil [80] A City Under Siege [80] Preparing for the Siege [80] Reassuring Words [80] Courage from a Keg [80] Troubled Friendship [80] Instance: Troubled Friendship [80] Tracking Trouble [80] Trouble on the Move - Landscape [80] Trouble on Patrol - Landscape [80] Getting Out of Trouble - Landscape [80] Patching Friendships - Landscape After finish [80] A City Under Siege [81] The Provisioner's Assistant [80] Blankets for the Winter [80] Horns for Battle [80] Making Meat-pies After finish [80] Preparing for the Siege [80] The Armourer's Assistant [80] Kindness Counts [80] A Lady's Fears [80] Facing Fears [80] Instance: Facing Fears [80] Counselling Eaworth [80] Support Góda - Accepting and completing this quest will not allow you to complete Support Ingmar [80] Support Ingmar - Accepting and completing this quest will not allow you to complete Support Góda [80] The Best Defence [80] Espying the Vale [80] Blinding the Enemy - Landscape [80] Sowing Mayhem - Landscape [80] Evidence of Evil - Landscape [80] A Fateful Decision [81] In Defence of Eaworth [81] Instance: In Defence of Eaworth [81] Betrayal [81] Regrets and Consolation [81] Hope for Thornhope? - vector to Thornhope [81] Shadows of Moria - Landscape After finish [80] Betrayal [81] A Lady's Pleasure [81] The Reeve of the Entwash Vale [81] Instance: The Reeve of the Entwash Vale [81] Eaworth Under Siege [81] Instance: Eaworth Under Siege

Rewards
35  35   Increased Reputation with Men of the Entwash Vale ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience ( 5,602 ) Steed Experience ( 6,230 ) 2 Silver Token of the Riddermark

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'This is madness! Orcs ravage our walls, burn our homes, and prepare to lay siege to the city, and our Reeve does nothing! 'Ah, I must beg your pardon, stranger. I am frustrated by the apparent inaction of Reeve Ingbert, but forsooth, Théoden King is to blame. The king has declared that we are not to hunt Orcs within our own borders, and so the Orcs hunt us. 'Many here have lost their homes and all they own, and others fear the same will happen to them. Perhaps you could go to the people of Eaworth and reassure them that our city will stand strong?' Background Adalmód asked you to aid the guards of Eaworth as they prepare for the coming Orc-siege. Objective 1 Reassure people of Eaworth (0/8) Botulf has asked you to go throughout the city, reassuring the people of Eaworth that the city shall stand and all will be well. Ermenred: 'I have friends who have lost everything. The south walls lie in ruins, yet you say we are not to be afraid? 'I am Rohirrim, so I will fight for my home, but will Reeve Ingbert do nothing to avert the attacks of the Orcs?' Frythegith: 'We are Rohirrim. We will not cower in the face of defeat. We will continue!' Smála : 'You speak truly. My house yet stands, burned though it be. We shall persevere!' Wulfwáru: 'You come to give me comfort? My home stands but barely, and all I own is lot. Your comfort is too little too late.' Nothgyth: 'Gone, it is all gone...yet my family is safe. There is some consolation in that.' Atheric: 'My wife, my children, they are safe...that is all I desire. Ingbert shall see that Eaworth stands.' Ordbéorth: 'I am sure that you are right. Ingbert and Ingmar shall come to a decision, and I am certain that it will save us all!' Rymenhild: 'I have seen much death and injury since the Orcs came. I am called to comfort the wounded and the families of the slain. It is small comfort you bring to me, but I thank you for it anyway.' Objective 2 Talk to Botulf at Eaworth Botulf stands near the road leading from the Mead Hall of Eaworth to the northern part of the city. You should let Botulf know that you have brought reassuring words to the people of Eaworth. Botulf: 'Your kindness is appreciated, <name>. While I do not believe myself that we can stand while Ingbert and Ingmar are at odds one with another, the people must feel secure.'