Quest:The March to the Cross-roads

The March to the Cross-roads
Level	105
Type	Solo
Starts with	Mablung
Starts at	Court of Isildur
Start Region	Osgiliath (After Battle)
Map Ref	[63.0S, 7.1W]
Ends with	Angbor
Ends at	The Cross-roads (After-battle)
End Region	North Ithilien
Map Ref	[63.1S, 5.4W]
Quest Group	Osgiliath (After Battle)

Walkthrough & Notes
Angbor is at [63.1S, 5.4W] A good place to look at the statue is just up the road near Aragorn. The emote won't work until you're in the right place.

Rewards
40  35   Increased Reputation with Host of the West ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Host of the West Silver Piece

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'A vanguard of Lord Aragorn's Host has passed through Osgiliath and gone on to the Cross-roads. Angbor, Lord of Lamedon, leads these men in securing that place and preparing the way. I deem it is an undertaking that will require many hands.' Background With Osgiliath safe for passage, Mablung sends you on to assist Angbor at the Cross-roads. Objective 1 Travel to the Cross-roads You should travel to the Cross-roads, which lie east of after-battle Osgiliath. Objective 2 Talk to Angbor at the Cross-roads You should talk to Angbor, who can be found at the after-battle Cross-roads. 'Ah, <name>, here we are, so close to the dreaded stronghold! If I did not have my orders from Lord Aragorn, I would march up to the gates of Minas Morgul and rap at the bars with my blade. Let them know fear for a change! 'That is how I feel, yet my men still tremble and seem downcast when they glance that way. Have I told you how, when I ousted the Haradrim from Lossarnach, not a single of my men died? It is true. 'Take a look at that statue up there. My men are restoring it rightfully to a symbol of hope.' Objective 3 Look at Statue of the Fallen King This is a good place to look at the statue The statue is certainly in need of repair Objective 4 Talk to Angbor You should talk to Angbor, who can be found at the after-battle Cross-roads. Angbor: 'As you can see, the Orcs defiled the statue. It is hard work, restoring hope when you have none of your own. Would you help these men out, and raise their spirits as they restore the statue? What do you say?'