Quest:Returning to Wald

Returning to Wald
Level	6
Type	Solo
Starts with	George
Starts at	Sandson's Farm
Start Region	The Shire
Map Ref	[32.0S, 74.5W]
Ends with	Wald Sandson
Ends at	Sandson's Farm
End Region	The Shire
Map Ref	[32.0S, 74.3W]
Quest Group	Shire

Quest Chain

Prerequisites: completed the quest-chain The Sky is Falling Quests under bullet 1) and 3) may be done in any order. All instances are Session Play [6] Flying the Coop -- Bree-land [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Bree-land [6] Flying the Coop -- Ered Luin [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Ered Luin [6] Flying the Coop -- Evendim [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Evendim [6] Flying the Coop -- Lone-lands [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Lone-lands [6] Flying the Coop -- North Downs [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- North Downs [6] Flying the Coop -- Trollshaws [1] Instance: Flying the Coop -- Trollshaws [6] Returning to Wald [6] The Great Wide Open [1] Instance: The Great Wide Open [6] There and Bawk Again [1] Instance: There and Bawk Again [6] Free Range - Repeatable [1] Instance: Free Range - Repeatable

Walkthrough & Notes
Complete all quests listed in "Quest Chain". The session-play quests are hard runs as a level 1 chicken but we have faith that anyone can accomplish this task as long as you are a little clucky.

Rewards
1  70     Cloak of the Cluck

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'George looks much calmer than when you first examined him.' Background George seems much calmer than before. You should speak with Wald Sandson. Objective 1 Talk to Wald Sandson Wald Sandson is in the yard at Sandson's Farm. You should return to Wald Sandson and report your success. Wald Sandson: 'You did fine work <name>. I think you calmed George and Billina down as well as any could have hoped. 'It's funny, though... those two have been acting up more ever since that new rooster started darting in and out of the farm. Dad thinks I should try to catch it. I couldn't tell you why, but I don't feel that it's doing any harm. 'For all your hard work my ma thought you would like you to have this cloak. It ain't much, but until these chickens calm down for good and start laying eggs like they used to, it's the most we could afford.'