Quest:The Wrath of Glúrugoth

The Wrath of Glúrugoth
Level	108
Type	Solo
Starts with	Chamber of Narchraw
Starts at	Dungeons of Barad-dûr
Start Region	Dor Amarth
Ends with	Lômazar
Ends at	Ruins of Díngarth
End Region	Dor Amarth
Map Ref	[48.1S, 8.5E]
Quest Chain	Mordor: Dor Amarth

Quest Chain

[109] Lost Lore of Gorgoroth: Dor Amarth -  Shadowed Page - Landscape Ruins of Dingarth [107] The Burning Plains of Dor Amarth - vector quest from Udûn Foothold The Treasures of Barad-Dur quest arc Ingold [108] The Reluctant Captive Lômazar [108] The Legacy of Barad-dûr [108] Treasures Forgotten [108] The Search for Sapakár [108] Edge of the Abyss [108] The Shadow of Narchraw [108] The Wrath of Glúrugoth - Landscape [109] The Ithil-stone [109] Instance: The Ithil-stone [109] The Lhingris Threat - unlocks In Search of the Spider-queen [109] The Raiding Parties [109] Welcomed Provisions [109] The Lost Spear [109] Disorder of the Eye [109] Aiglos [109] Beyond the Burning Plain - vector to Talath Úrui The Stout-axes and Firehorns quest arc Legolas [108] A Land of Ash and Shadow Gimli [108] The Dwarves of Mordor Spakorth [108] Emissary of the Stout-axes [108] At the Mistress's Bidding [108] Blinding the Watching-stones [108] The Path to the Flaming Spire [108] The Dominion of Zôreth [108] Secrets of the Order [108] Worked to the Bone [108] Those We Have Lost [108] Forged by the Master [108] Within the Bones of Barad-dûr [108] Under the Order - Landscape [108] Prisoners of the Dark Lord - Landscape [109] A House Forged Anew [109] Instance: A House Forged Anew [109] Of Pride, Greed, and Loss [109] The Fates of the Damned [109] A Final Plea [109] Breaking the Oath-taker’s Horn [109] A House Divided [109] Mastering the Forges [109] Under a Wicked Crown [109] The Wisdom of Zôreth [109] Into the Abyss [109] Instance: Into the Abyss [108] A Camp in Ruin - Landscape [108] Hidden Amongst the Ruin - Landscape Ered Lithui [108] Whispers of Ered Lithui - Landscape Watching Stone at [43.6S, 20.2E] [109] The Watcher of Ered Lithui [109] The Lost Towers [109] A Dreadful Treachery Barad-dûr [108] The Guards of Barad-dûr - Landscape

Walkthrough & Notes
(walkthrough and notes pending) Note: Objective 2 - Mapping out after defeating the 6 guards does not count as "Escape Barad-dûr". If you have mapped out, enter Barad-dûr again through the front door and cross the first bridge within the building to complete the objective.

Rewards
40  95   Increased Reputation with Conquest of Gorgoroth ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Silver Signet of the Thandrim

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue It would seem Narchraw has indeed escaped Barad-dûr and perhaps escaped from Dor Amarth as well. At a dead end, you decide to examine your surroundings again in the hope that more information about Narchraw's destination surfaces. Background At a dead end, you decide to inspect your surroundings again. Objective 1 Inspect the Chamber Door Barad-dûr is located in eastern Dor Amarth. You should examine the chamber of Narchraw again. CELL DOOR "A broken cell door." You notice on your way into the chamber you forgot to inspect the chamber door. While you inspect the door, you hear footsteps coming around the corner. Glúrugoth, the Hole-warden says: 'Who goes there?!' Glúrugoth: 'Where is Narchraw? 'Speak your purpose or die! 'Very well then!' Glúrugoth, the Hole-warden says: 'Die, scum!' Your mighty blow defeated Glúrugoth, the Hole-warden. You should escape while Glúrugoth is incapacitated Objective 2 Escape Barad-dûr Defeat Glúrugoth's guards (0/6) Escape Barad-dûr and fight off Glúrugoth's guards. Defeated Glúrugoth's guards (6/6) Objective 3 Talk to Lômazar Lômazar can be found at the Ruins of Díngarth. You should speak with Lômazar. Lômazar: 'Narchraw has escaped then? This outcome may be the most favourable to all. It is very likely that Narchraw will return to his realm in Nan Ogol, the fell-vale in the far western reaches of Mordor. He may try to retake his former throne.' You ask Lômazar about the creature known as Narchraw. 'It is difficult to explain in this tongue. He is neither man nor beast. He is both, yet something different.'