Quest:The Healer's Rounds

The Healer's Rounds
Level	105
Type	Solo
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Ioreth
Starts at	The High Hall
Start Region	Minas Tirith (After-battle)
Map Ref	[66.1S, 19.0W]
Ends with	Ioreth
Ends at	The High Hall
End Region	Minas Tirith (After-battle)
Map Ref	[66.1S, 19.0W]
Quest Chain	Minas Tirith (After-battle)

Quest Chain

[105] After the Battle - vector to Minas Tirith (After-battle) [105] Flames of War - from Húrin [105] The Next Shipment - from Húrin [105] Gruesome Remains - from Húrin [105] The Wounded Path - from Imrahil [105] Sifting for Survivors - from Imrahil [105] Routing the Lurkers - from Imrahil [105] Interlude: A Dream of Cold and Silence - Unlocks after completing each of the first set of 6 dailies once [105] Instance: A Dream of Cold and Silence [105] A Worrisome Crowd - from Torchún [105] In Short Supply - from Torchún [105] Word of the Wounded - from Torchún [105] Mixing Medicines - from Ioreth [105] The Healer's Rounds - from Ioreth [105] Interlude: A Secret Return - Unlocks after completing each of the second set of 5 dailies once [105] Instance: A Secret Return [105] Ill-advised Infusions - from Aragorn [105] The Marking of the Shadow - from Aragorn [105] Time with the Dying - from Aragorn [105] Kingsfoil: Between the Cracks - from Bergil [105] Kingsfoil: Cut and Dried - from Bergil [105] The Hands of a Healer - Unlocks after completing each of the third set of 5 dailies once [105] Instance: The Hands of a Healer

Walkthrough & Notes
Ioreth is in the High Hall, in the eastern wing near Faramir. Patients can be found in the High Hall, the House of Remedies, and the House of Rest, on the Sixth Circle of Minas Tirith (After-battle).

Rewards
16  64   Increased Reputation with Defenders of Minas Tirith ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 5 Minas Tirith Silver Pieces

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'You there, idle hands! Are you well and able? Then why, I should like to know, are you standing about? There are soldiers, grievously wounded, in every one of the Houses of Healing and scant few healers to attend to them. Not enough by half! 'Why, has the sun ever shined on a slower wit? Go. Make the rounds. Help attend to those who need attending to!' Background Minas Tirith's healers are overwhelmed by the number of wounded soldiers in need of care. Objective 1 Attend to patients (0/8) The Houses of Healing can be found on the Sixth Circle of Minas Tirith. Go to the High Hall, House of Remedies, or House of Rest and tend to patients. Attended to patient (1/8) Wounded Soldier says, "That is better. I think I will sleep, now." This patient does not respond to your care. You cannot even tell what ails him. Wounded Soldier says, "Oh..." Attended to patient (2/8) Wounded Soldier says, "Thank you. I feel better now." Attended to patient (3/8) Wounded Soldier says, "What a relief! Thank you, friend." Attended to patient (4/8) Wounded Soldier says, "Thank you. I feel better now." This patient does not respond to your care. You cannot even tell what ails him. Wounded Soldier says, "No no... never..." This patient does not respond to your care. You cannot even tell what ails him. Wounded Soldier says, "Oh..." Attended to patient (5/8) Wounded Soldier says, "What a relief! Thank you, friend." Attended to patient (6/8) Wounded Soldier says, "I know not how long I waited until you came." This patient does not respond to your care. You cannot even tell what ails him. Wounded Soldier says, "No no... never..." Attended to patient (7/8) Wounded Soldier says, "Thank you. I feel better now." Attended to patient (8/8) Wounded Soldier says, "How that stung! But it feels better now." Objective 2 Return to Ioreth Ioreth stands in the High Hall of the Houses of Healing, on the Sixth Circle of Minas Tirith. You should return to Ioreth in the Houses of Healing and let her know you made the rounds and tended to some of the wounded soldiers. Ioreth: 'What is that? You've gone the rounds and treated some of the wounded? I knew there was a fine head on those shoulders the moment I saw you! 'Now, about this malady that will not be healed... You are not the first who has spoken of it, nor, I fear, the last. Into deep slumber they fall, colder and colder. What will come of it, I cannot say. Nothing good, that much is clear.'