Quest:The Warg and the Master

The Warg and the Master
Level	15
Type	Solo
Starts with	Rhovandis
Starts at	Idhobel
Start Region	Swanfleet
Map Ref	[47.2S, 19.0W]
Ends with	Rhovandis
Ends at	Idhobel
End Region	Swanfleet
Map Ref	[47.2S, 19.0W]
Quest Group	Swanfleet

Quest Chain
Concerning Wargs Quests: [15] The White Hand's Approach [15] Unrest at Tham Lasgol [15] Footfall in Tham Celechir [15] Reveal the Unfettered [15] The Warg and the Master Idhobel Quests: [13] A Bucket Left Behind [14] Remedies for the Sickness [15] A Little of Both

Walkthrough & Notes
The camp north of Idhobel is at [43.7S, 17.7W]

Rewards
2  88   4 Iron Coin of Cardolan Selectable Rewards:  Old Guard's Cloak  Old Hunter's Cloak  Old Elven Cloak

Quest Text

Bestowal Dialogue 'For a long time Tham Celechir stood overlooking the Bruinen, and now Uruk-hai call it home. It is time we took back that home and rid this land of the encroaching warg threat. 'To the north-east of Tham Celechir, there awaits a master of beasts. His orders were to spread chaos and darkness upon the land, letting loose wargs to run wild. Once we have eliminated this threat, we can focus on the Uruk-hai in Tham Celechir and take it back. But we cannot lose more innocent people. 'Go and cull the warg numbers, and defeat the warg-master once and for all.' Background Find a way to lure the Warg Master out of hiding. Objective 1 Defeat invading wargs (0/6) The camp is located north-east of Tham Celechir. Rhovandis asked you to lure out and defeat the warg-master. Defeated invading wargs (6/6) Objective 2 Challenge the Warg-master Find a way to challenge the Warg-master. The Warg-master challenges you! Objective 3 Talk to Rhovandis You have defeated Kalugat. You should return to Rhovandis and let them know of your success. Rhovandis: 'You have defeated the warg-master, <name>? This is much welcome news. For now, the lands are made safer. But our work is not yet complete. Our efforts in taking Tham Celechir from the Uruk-hai must double. I will not let the sacrifice of the innocents be in vain. When the time comes, I hope to be able to call upon you again, <name>. 'For now, I am grateful for your aid and am indebted to you.'