Quest:Tempting Fate

Tempting Fate
Level	76
Type	Solo
Starts with	Burnoth, son of Baldeg
Starts at	Harwick Refugee Camp
Start Region	The Wold
Map Ref	[39.8S, 51.6W]
Ends with	Aldor Harding
Ends at	Mead Hall of Harwick
End Region	The Wold
Quest Group	The Wold

Quest Chain
Prerequisite: You must have completed the quest, On Notice! before this quest chain will appear. [76] The Riders Four [76] Instance: The Riders Four - Instance [76] The Reeve of the Wold [76] Five Against the Wold [76] Instance: Five Against the Wold - Instance [76] Tempting Fate

Walkthrough & Notes
(walkthrough and notes pending)

Rewards
33  95   Increased Reputation with Men of the Wold ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience ( 5,602 ) Steed Experience ( 9,319 ) 2 Silver Token of the Riddermark

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'It is no wonder, <name>, that you are welcomed throughout the lands...your display of arms today was unparalleled! 'Today, we have proven that we determine our own fates...go to the Aldor, if you will, and relate to him the tale of our glorious battle and the odds we overcame. Perhaps then he will see reason and send the women and children to Edoras or Dunharrow. 'My companions and I cannot wait for your return. We must be off at once for Cliving and the Mead Hall of Athelward. Farewell, my friend.' Background You rode forth with the Riders Four and defeated a large patrol of Khundolar Easterlings in the hope of convincing Aldor Harding that his assumed fate can be avoided. Objective 1 Talk to Harding in the Mead Hall of Harwick Aldor Harding is in the Mead Hall of Harwick. Burnoth has asked you to go to Aldor Harding and convince him of the folly of omens and the wisdom of sending the women and children away to safety. Aldor Harding: You relate the tale of your battle against the Easterlings to Harding, and he nods, impressed. 'You have acquitted yourself well, but that was your fate. Mine is to die at the hands of the Easterlings while defending the people of the Eastement. This cannot be changed. 'I am afraid that your efforts, as I told you before, were in vain.'