Quest:The Sisters' Return

The Sisters' Return
Level	100
Type	Solo
Starts with	Arvaeth
Starts at	Lebennin
Start Region	Lebennin
Map Ref	[79.2S, 43.3W]
Ends with	Barchir
Ends at	Malbarth
End Region	Lebennin
Map Ref	[80.1S, 42.6W]
Quest Group	Lebennin

Quest Chain
[100] Desolation on the Coast [100] Men of the Grim Fleet [100] Marooned [100] Memories of Peace [100] Children of the Sisters [100] Far From Shore [100] Encroaching on the Sisters' Lands [100] Honouring the Gilrain [100] The Sisters' Return [100] Flames of the South-beacon -- vector to Ost Anglebed

Walkthrough & Notes
This quest requires the use of emotes. Select the target person before using the emote. Melawen is at ^{[80.3S, 42.6W]} in Malbarth. Lendithil is at ^{[80.0S, 42.1W]} in Malbarth. The Pile of River-stones ^{[79.2S, 43.4W]} is near Arvaeth.

Rewards
39 35 Increased Reputation with Men of Lebennin ( 700 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 3 Central Gondor Silver Pieces

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue

'It has been told that there were once Sisters who watched over the lands of Lebennin, each of them inhabiting one of our great rivers. Five Sisters there were, but long has it been since any have shown their faces to our people.

'The Sister of the Gilrain is said to watch over our lands here in Malbarth, and few venture into the forest up-river for we consider them sacred. In your time at Linhir, did you learn of the Sisters?'

You tell Arvaeth of your meeting with Roamingstar and the power she wielded over the river Gilrain.

'I... even I began to doubt, <name>. If you speak true, this will be a time of great upheaval and rebirth in Lebennin. Go back to the others! You must tell them of our Sister's return!'

Background

Heartened by your tales of the Sister of the Gilrain, the people of Lebennin hope to draw her forth and beg her aid.

Objective 1

Tell Melawen the story of your encounter with Roamingstar
Tell Lendithil the story of your encounter with Roamingstar

Melawen and Lendithil can be found in Malbarth.

Arvaeth has asked you to tell the people of Malbarth of your supposed meeting with the fabled Sister of the Gilrain.

Melawen says, "You are not of our lands, traveller. For what reason would I believe such a tale?"

Lendithil says, "In these dark times, perhaps the Sisters have returned to watch over us..."

Objective 2

Talk to Arvaeth by the Gilrain

Arvaeth can be found to the northwest of Malbarth in Lebennin.

You have told the folk of Malbarth and should now return to Arvaeth near the banks of the Gilrain.

Arvaeth: 'You are the first we have known of in ages who claims to have seen one of the Sisters, much less spoken to one.

'If you could call her forth before my folk, I do not think the darkest night could break our spirits.

'Disturb the pile of stones we have placed at the river's edge and perhaps she will honour us all by revealing herself!'

Objective 3

Disturb the pile of river-stones

The pile of river-stones can be found on the banks of the Gilrain to the northwest of Malbarth.

Arvaeth has asked you to disturb the pile of river-stones in an attempt to draw Roamingstar forth once more.

The pile shifts slightly and trembles, but Roamingstar does not appear...

Objective 4

Talk to Arvaeth

Arvaeth can be found to the northwest of Malbarth along the banks of the Gilrain in Lebennin.

Roamingstar did not come to the river's edge. You should speak to Arvaeth about what is to be done.

Arvaeth: 'Do not worry, my friend.

'I still believe you and I would have my folk do the same. I shall tell them of her return to our lands and inspire hope in my kin.

'I think it is time you returned to Barchir, <name>... the war in the east only worsens with each passing moment and you are needed there.'

Objective 5

Talk to Barchir in Malbarth

Barchir can be found in Malbarth in western Lebennin.

Although you could not call Roamingstar forth, Arvaeth still believes your tale. You should return to Barchir.

Barchir: 'The Sisters have returned?

'I am still not certain I can believe one so new to our lands, but I wish it true.

'Now then, we must speak of the conflict in the east.'