Quest:The Forsaken Reaver, Scourge of Mordor

The Forsaken Reaver, Scourge of Mordor
Level	130
Type	Small Fellowship
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Landscape
Starts at	The Forsaken Reaver
Start Region	Mordor Besieged
Map Ref	[97.0S, 114.5W]
Quest Group	Imlad Morgul: Continued Threats

Quest Chain

Imlad Morgul: Continued Threats Quests Roz Dagalur, the Fiend-house [130] Instance: The Forgotten Lords - After completing Kolos Gurz, Kolos Holm, Kolos Mazauk and Kolos Throk Automatically bestowed The below quest is automatically bestowed upon accepting repeatable quests in this category. It is repeatable weekly. [130] Imlad Morgul: Continued Threats Scourges of Mordor All quests below are automatically bestowed when within range of a relevant Scourge. They are repeatable daily. [130] The Grim Southron, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [100.0S, 131.0W] [130] The Woe of Khand, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [98.0S, 129.0W] [130] The Cursed Rider, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [94.5S, 124.5W] [130] The Bane of Rhûn, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [94.0S, 122.0W] [130] The Gloom of Nurn, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [96.0S, 120.5W] [130] The Black Blade of Lebennin, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [94.0S, 120.0W] [130] The High Sorcerer of Harad, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [94.5S, 116.0W] [130] The Forsaken Reaver, Scourge of Mordor - Small fellowship [97.0S, 114.5W] [130] The Witch-king, Lord of the Nazgûl, Scourge of Mordor - Fellowship [97.5S, 118.0W] Imlad Morgul All quests below are automatically bestowed when within range of a relevant location. They are repeatable every 3 days as of Update 35. Each location resets an hour after it is captured. The quests are unlocked after completing deed Quests of Imlad Morgul and Mordor Besieged [130] The Court of Song - Small fellowship [66.9S, 2.7E] [130] The Silver Court - Small fellowship [68.1S, 0.9E] [130] The Guarded Court - Small fellowship [67.7S, 1.4E] [130] The Joyous Court - Small fellowship [67.8S, 2.1E]

Walkthrough & Notes
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Rewards
45  35   Increased Reputation with The Great Alliance ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 2 Sigil of Imlad Ithil  Relic of Minas Ithil

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue The Great Alliance of Elves and Men stood in defiance of Sauron for long years of siege, but even their bravest heroes came to fear his deadliest servants. These were the Nazgûl, and their number was Nine. They stalked the battlefield of Mordor Besieged, and were its most dangerous scourges. From the distant south he came, bringing fear and fire to every coast he spied with his glass. His was a reign of blood, and he drew it from all who lived in sight and scent of the Sea. Was that the reason Sauron gave to him the ring Khânto, which is Pain-giver? With the power of it, the Forsaken Reaver could not be stopped, and his laughter carried inland on fell winds; he was among Sauron's swiftest servants, and the cruelest. Background The Great Alliance of Elves and Men stood in defiance of Sauron for long years of siege, but even their greatest heroes came to fear his deadliest servants. These were the Nazgûl, and their number was Nine. Objective 1 Defeat the Forsaken Reaver in Mordor Besieged From the distant south he came, bringing fear and fire to every coast he spied with his glass. His was a reign of blood, and he drew it from all who lived in sight and scent of the Sea. Was that the reason Sauron gave to him the ring Khânto, which is Pain-giver? With the power of it, the Forsaken Reaver could not be stopped, and his laughter carried inland on fell winds; he was among Sauron's swiftest servants, and the cruelest. The Forsaken Reaver says, "Your attacks are useless." The Forsaken Reaver says, "The shadow grows stronger." The Forsaken Reaver says, "Can you feel the darkness?" The Forsaken Reaver says, "In defeat, Minas Morgul beckons me." The Forsaken Reaver has been defeated... for now Objective 2 The Forsaken Reaver, defeated but enduring From the distant south he came, bringing fear and fire to every coast he spied with his glass. His was a reign of blood, and he drew it from all who lived in sight and scent of the Sea. Was that the reason Sauron gave to him the ring Khânto, which is Pain-giver? With the power of it, the Forsaken Reaver could not be stopped, and his laughter carried inland on fell winds; he was among Sauron's swiftest servants, and the cruelest. The Forsaken Reaver suffered defeat on the battlefield of Mordor Besieged, but it was not to be a lasting death... not while Sauron endured. The Nazgûl would return, for his was an existence beyond ending.