Quest:Shanties in the Storm

Shanties in the Storm
Level	15
Type	Solo
Starts with	Barliman Butterbur
Starts at	The Prancing Pony
Start Region	Bree
Map Ref	[29.6S, 51.3W]
Quest Group	Mariner
Class	Mariner

Quest Chain
[15] Shanties in the Storm [15] Instance: Shanties in the Storm - Solo only

Walkthrough & Notes
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Rewards
1  80    <name>, Shanty-caller Selectable Rewards:  Caller's Cutlass  Singer's Parrying Dagger

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'I'm told Mariners have a talent for telling stories, and that some of them know quite a few songs capable of lifting spirits in trying times. Shanties, I believe you call them. Is that so? 'These storms are always bad for business. Either none of my customers show up at all, or they make a great big mess of things! Nob and Bob were cleaning up the puddles for hours last time, and by the end of the night, we'd all agreed that I should put thicker rugs and mats by the doors. Now that I mention it, I never did get around to that...' Barliman Butterbur pauses for a moment, pulls a small piece of parchment from beneath the counter, and scribbled something onto it. 'Nevertheless, a good shanty or two would do a fair bit to raise their spirits, I think. besides, if my customers are entertained, I find they're usually a bit better-behaved as the night wears on! 'If you'd be willing to sing a few shanties at the Pony this evening, I can offer you a fair wage. What do you say, <name>?' Background Barliman Butterbur has need of a practised Mariner to help keep spirits high—and customers seated—in the Prancing Pony as a storm batters Bree-town. Objective 1 Talk to Barliman Butterbur and entertain the customers of the Prancing Pony Barliman Butterbur can be found at the Prancing Pony, in Bree-town. Barliman Butterbur: 'Very good! I'll see you this evening, <name>. Just remember to get here before the storm rolls in!' Completed: Instance: Shanties in the Storm Objective 2 Talk to Barliman Butterbur Barliman Butterbur can be found at the Prancing Pony, in Bree-town. Barliman Butterbur: 'It was very kind of you to stick it out until the rain stopped, <name>. 'I'm just sorry that old Billy Ferny gave you trouble. Why, I swear I have to run him out of here every week! TO be honest, I don't know why Harry puts up with him. It seems your shanties were a delight to the rest of my customers, though. Some of them have even asked when you'll be coming back! I am told that I am sometimes forgetful, but that's just because there's simply so much to be done. I don't think your shanties will fade from my memory anytime soon, though! 'You seem a fine Mariner, my friend, and so long as I am its proprietor, you will always be welcome at the Prancing Pony!'