Quest:The Race

The Race
Level	85
Type	Solo
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Gladsnel
Starts at	Cliving
Start Region	Norcrofts
Map Ref	[43.2S, 56.5W]
Quest Group	Hytbold

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

Walkthrough & Notes

Completing Aiding the Eastemnet will cancel this quest This quest counts for the Aiding the Norcrofts deed. This is a timed quest: 11 Seconds between each gate. The first and last gates are at the foot of the stairs below the south entrance to Cliving. Proceed clock-wise around the circuit. You will usually be able to see a pillar of light over the next gate. If not, check the quest objective arrow in the radar. (Remove any quests that might interfere from the quest tracker.) Ignore any mobs that attack you. You don't have time to fight them, and you will probably be able to ride away from them with no problem. Does not require riding your war horse; any horse is fast enough.

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

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Every Rohirrim must be able to ride as if he were riding the wind, he and his horse moving together as if they were one. The best way to test this is to race. 'We have set up a course that travels from Cliving up into the southern Wold, around the edge of the cliffs, then down and back west along the road until you return to the city. 'There are thirty points to hit among numerous twists and turns and curves. You are welcome to try if you think you are up to the challenge.' Background The Rohirrim have a race course that loops out from Cliving, up into the southern Wold, then down again and follows a road back into the city. Objective 1 Enter the first gate You have been challenged to race a course on your steed. Objective 2 to 29 Enter the next gate You have been challenged to race a course on your steed. Objective 30 Talk to Gladsnel Gladsnel is at Cliving. Gladsnel will be pleased to hear you finished the course in time. Gladsnel: 'You handle your steed well. That course is not for beginners. I am impressed you were able to navigate it.'