Quest:Robbers of Barad Tharsír

Robbers of Barad Tharsír
Level	33
Type	Solo
Starts with	Adleithian
Starts at	High King's Crossing
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[13.9S, 64.1W]
Quest Group	Evendim

Quest Chain
Unnamed quest chain: [33] Scavengers of Barad Tharsír [33] Robbers of Barad Tharsír [33] Raiders of Barad Tharsír This quest chain is one possible prerequisite for the quest Tinnudir, Vestige of Men.

Walkthrough & Notes
Ansley Atwood patrols near the fourth entryway. [15.7S, 60.5W] Ogden Oakes patrols near the fifth entryway. [15.9S, 60.6W]

Rewards
18  90   Increased Reputation with The Wardens of Annúminas ( 900 ) 2 Bronze Arnorian Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'My research shows Barad Tharsír was the north port of my ancestors on the shipping lane down the Baranduin. I do not know what the tomb-robbers could be interested in there...there should be not much of value left there. But if they are interested, then I am interested. What do they know that we do not? 'Your earlier work has served us well, my scouts tell me that two of the more prominent robbers have emerged from the ruins and are leading the digs themselves. They are the key to understanding the tomb-robbers' interest in Barad Tharsír. 'Return to the ruins and collect the orders off of two particular brigands, Atwood and Oakes. Those orders will be the clue we need to solve this mystery.' Background Adleithian is concerned that tomb-robbers have taken control of the ruins of Barad Tharsír in the Barandalf. Objective 1 Collect Atwood's Orders Collect Oakes' Orders Barad Tharsír is located south-east of the colossus, in the Barandalf, on the far side of the Brandywine. Adleithian has asked you to collect orders off of two robbers, Atwood and Oakes. Objective 2 Bring the orders to Adleithian Adleithian is at the Ranger-camp at the colossus, north-west of the Barandalf and west of Parth Aduial. Adleithian is waiting to examine the orders you collected. Adleithian: 'These tell of most troubling things, indeed. There is a room where goods not listed on the manifests were taken and stored. If this room still exists, it could hold an untold fortune of history.'