Quest:The Fall of the North Downs

The Fall of the North Downs
Level	21
Type	Solo
Starts with	Andreg
Starts at	The Old Greenway Fort
Start Region	Bree-land
Map Ref	[23.7S, 53.6W]
Ends with	Saeradan
Ends at	Saeradan's Cabin
End Region	Bree-land
Map Ref	[25.6S, 52.9W]
Quest Group	Bree-land
Quest Chain	My Brethren's Call

Quest Chain
My Brethren's Call [18] My Brethren's Call [18] Signs of Struggle [19] Ill Gotten... [18] Orc Out-riders [19] Dirty Work: Orc-slaying [19] Breaking Alliances [19] Instance: Broken Alliance [19] Word to the South [20] Hengstacer Farm [20] Horses for Hire [20] The Forgetful Dwarf [20] Stolen Notes [21] Down the Hill [21] Checking the Borders [21] The Fall of the North Downs

Walkthrough & Notes
Travel south to Saeradan's cabin.

Rewards
Increased Reputation with Men of Bree ( 1,200 ) 2  20   5 Perch Fillet

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Saeradan must know that though our efforts here are successful, we cannot know the breadth of the invasion southwards. He must also know that our brethren to the north have been unable to prevent the spread of the Orc-tribes. 'Make your way south along the Greenway to his cabin and bring him these tidings.' Background Andreg is concerned about the Orcs which have breached the borders of Bree-land from the North Downs. Objective 1 Talk to Saeradan at his cabin Saeradan is at his cabin, south of the Old Greenway Fort. Andreg told you to speak with Saeradan regarding the spread of the Orcs from the North Downs. Andreg: 'Quickly now! Saeradan must be told of what we have learned. This is of utmost importance.' Saeradan: 'Where we succeed in stopping their spread here, we fail in the north. This is dire news. Worse yet is the news that we likely did not prevent all the Orcs from moving through Bree-land. 'I fear for the lives of the Rangers watching the passes and roadways throughout the southern reaches. I will continue to hold my post, but I must ask you for more assistance. 'For all your efforts thus far, however, I offer you thanks and this small token of our appreciation.'