Quest:The Stag-clan of Trum Dreng

The Stag-clan of Trum Dreng
Level	66
Type	Solo
Starts with	Elder Riagán
Starts at	Lhan Tarren
Start Region	Dunland
Map Ref	[75.2S, 23.0W]
Ends with	Elder Riagán
Ends at	Lhan Tarren
End Region	Dunland
Map Ref	[75.2S, 23.0W]
Quest Group	Dunland: Trum Dreng

Walkthrough & Notes
Prerequisite: Complete the Instance: Passage into Dunland quest or pending quest. Prerequisite for [66] Building the Fire [66] Meat for a Hungry Clan

Rewards
30  45   Increased Reputation with Men of Dunland ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience (9,277)

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Tonight is the Feast of the Running Stag, our clan's annual festival. It is an important ritual, and you must join us and share our fare. Tonight, you are of the Caru-lûth, the Stag-clan! 'Now, be off with you! I must prepare, and I cannot remember where I left the three ritual pieces... curse this old head of mine! 'The crown, the spear, the hear... where did I leave them... ?' Background The items for the ritual feast can be found somewhere in Lhan Tarrens. Objective 1 Find the first piece of the ritual set Find the second piece of the ritual set Find the third piece of the ritual set The items for the ritual feast can be found somewhere in Lhan Tarren. You should help Elder Riagán find the items that he has lost, for they will be needed tonight at the feast, and it seems as though his old mind has forgotten their whereabouts. You have picked up a crudely-hewn crown made of sticks and rocks You hold in your hands a lock of hair from the tail of a horse You have collected a vicious-looking spear, its point tipped with old blood Objective 2 Bring the pieces of the ritual set to Elder Riagán Elder Riagán can be found in Lhan Tarren, musing over the whereabouts of the items you found. You should bring the pieces of the ritual set to Elder Riagán for tonight's feast. Elder Riagán: 'Oh! You are a kind one, <name>. I am ready to replace the rest of the Stag-clan with just you, if truth be told. Ha! 'Do not pay me any mind. They are a useless, little clan, but they are no less dear to me for that. 'Thank you for helping an old man gather his wits. Now I may begin to prepare for tonight.'