Quest:The Farms of the Sutcrofts

The Farms of the Sutcrofts
Level	85
Type	Solo
Starts with	Daggaric
Starts at	Snowbourn
Start Region	Sutcrofts
Map Ref	[60.4S, 62.3W]
Quest Group	Hytbold

Quest Chain
Prerequisite(s): Doing the Aiding the Eastemnet quest.

Walkthrough & Notes

This quest counts for the Aiding the Sutcrofts deed. Completing Aiding the Eastemnet will cancel this quest This is an instanced public questing area. Talk to Daggaric to travel to the Public Instance: The Farms of Sutcrofts. The required mobs are scattered across the instance, some half-hidden within the crops. Defeat 16 Warg-riders to complete the quest Use the Return to Snowbourn horse at the spawn-in location to exit the instance, or use the 'Leave Instance' feature (right click the character portrait).

Rewards
36  35   Increased Reputation with Men of the Sutcrofts ( 1,200 ) Legendary Item Experience ( 9,277 ) Steed Experience ( 14,458 ) 10 Token of Hytbold

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Most of our food comes from the farms just to the north of here, but that supply is being gravely threatened. A pack of Warg-riders has been rampaging through the fields, destroying our crops and threatening our much-needed food. 'Head out into the farms of the Sutcrofts and drive these goblins and their Wargs from our fields.' Background Goblin-riders are riding through the farms of the Sutcrofts, destroying needed food and crops. Objective 1 Defeat Warg-riders at the farms of the Sutcrofts (0/16) Warg-riders can be found at the farms of the Sutcrofts. Daggaric asked you to head to the farms of the Sutcrofts and defeat the Warg-riders rampaging through the fields. Dagaric: 'Are you ready to join the battle with the Enemy at the farms of the Sutcrofts?' Travel to the Public Instance: The Farms of Sutcrofts Objective 2 Talk to Daggaric Daggaric is at Snowbourn. Daggaric will be pleased to hear that many of the Warg-riders have been driven from the farms of the Sutcrofts. Daggaric: 'Dinner has been saved. 'I know not what tomorrow will bring but I know that we will greet it with full stomachs.'