Quest:Tears of Purity

Tears of Purity
Level	36
Type	Solo
Starts with	Erchiel
Starts at	The Eavespires
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[6.1S, 71.9W]
Quest Group	Evendim

Quest Chain
Prerequisites: Completed the quest Friends at the Eavespires [36] Roiling the Rills [36] Wolf-men from the North [36] Pouches of Poison [36] Tears of Purity

Walkthrough & Notes
The pool is located at the very back of the Gauradan camp at The Even-rills. [2.9S, 68.6W] Use the vial of tears once you're standing at the edge the pool.

Rewards
19  95   Increased Reputation with The Wardens of Annúminas ( 900 ) 2 Bronze Arnorian Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'It used to be a rare sight to see Longbough weep. In the many years I have been here with him, it happened once, maybe twice, per year...usually when a sapling he knew got snapped in a storm. 'Over these past few months, it has happened more frequently. The pain Evendim is feeling is slowly killing him. While these tears are created from pain and evil, they are a great force for life and good. 'Take this vial...it contains a few tears which I gathered last week. Pour them into the pool at the top of the Even-rills. The waters will be purified and restored.' Background The Even-rills are a series of pools and waterfalls through which meltwater from Forochel runs before entering Lake Evendim. Objective 1 Find the pool at the top of the Even-rills Pour the Ent-tears into the pool The pool is at the peak of the Even-rills, north-east of the Eavespires. Erchiel asked you to venture to the topmost pool of the Even-rills and pour some Ent-tears within it to purify the waters. Erchiel: 'I do not know how the tears can hold this much virtue, but much about our friend here is a mystery.' Objective 2 Talk to Erchiel at the Eavespires Erchiel is at the Eavespires, south-west of the Even-rills. Erchiel will be pleased to hear the tears have purified the water. Erchiel: 'The water glowed lightly, then felt cool against your legs? I believe that means it worked and whatever damage may have been done by the Gauredain should fade from the lake.'