Quest:Time with the Dying

Time with the Dying
Level	105
Type	Solo
Repeatable	Yes
Starts with	Aragorn
Starts at	The High Hall
Start Region	Minas Tirith (After-battle)
Map Ref	[66.1S, 19.0W]
Ends with	Aragorn
Ends at	The High Hall
End Region	Minas Tirith (After-battle)
Map Ref	[66.1S, 19.0W]
Quest Chain	Minas Tirith (After-battle)

Quest Chain

[105] After the Battle - vector to Minas Tirith (After-battle) [105] Flames of War - from Húrin [105] The Next Shipment - from Húrin [105] Gruesome Remains - from Húrin [105] The Wounded Path - from Imrahil [105] Sifting for Survivors - from Imrahil [105] Routing the Lurkers - from Imrahil [105] Interlude: A Dream of Cold and Silence - Unlocks after completing each of the first set of 6 dailies once [105] Instance: A Dream of Cold and Silence [105] A Worrisome Crowd - from Torchún [105] In Short Supply - from Torchún [105] Word of the Wounded - from Torchún [105] Mixing Medicines - from Ioreth [105] The Healer's Rounds - from Ioreth [105] Interlude: A Secret Return - Unlocks after completing each of the second set of 5 dailies once [105] Instance: A Secret Return [105] Ill-advised Infusions - from Aragorn [105] The Marking of the Shadow - from Aragorn [105] Time with the Dying - from Aragorn [105] Kingsfoil: Between the Cracks - from Bergil [105] Kingsfoil: Cut and Dried - from Bergil [105] The Hands of a Healer - Unlocks after completing each of the third set of 5 dailies once [105] Instance: The Hands of a Healer

Walkthrough & Notes
Gondorian and Rohirric soldiers who are near death can be found in all three sections of the Houses of Healing in Minas Tirith (After-battle); The High Hall, the House of Rest, and the House of Remedies, which can all be found on the Sixth Circle of the White City. [66.1S, 19.3W] Aragorn is in the High Hall, in the eastern wing near Faramir. [66.1S, 19.0W]

Rewards
16  64   Increased Reputation with Defenders of Minas Tirith ( 300 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 5 Minas Tirith Silver Pieces

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Many of the wounded here are beyond the reach of treatment and will not see the dawn. Some will not even see the coming hour. I am struck by inexpressible sorrow, <name>, when I reflect how they will depart quietly with no one by their side, unless perhaps the harried healers as they make their rounds. The healers and I must expend our every precious moments with the living. But you... 'If you are as moved as I am by this thought, <name>, perhaps you will go and spend some moments with the dying? My heart tells me that someone must.' Background Galathir is giving patients Draught of Everworth, which Aragorn believes may be harmful. Objective 1 Stay by the sides of the dying (0/6) The wounded and dying can be found in the High Hall, House of Remedies, and House of Rest, on the Sixth Circle of Minas Tirith. Find those wounded who do not have long in this world and stay with them while they are here. Gondorian says, "It is cold here, is it not? I feel so cold..." Rohirrim says, "Are you the king? I dreamt... the king had come again..." Gondorian says, "Is someone there? Be you friend or foe? I cannot see, it all grows dim." Rohirrim says, "Is that you, my dearest? Is it... oh..." Gondorian says, "Please, stay just a minute. A minute till I sleep." Rohirrim says, "The pain... oh, the pain! Can you do nothing to ease it?" Gondorian says, "Do you hear them? Horns. Horns blowing.... Ready yourself for the charge." Rohirrim says, "Tell my daughter... tell her... I - oh!" Gondorian says, "Oh..." Rohirrim says, "Will you take my hand? I thought - I thought I was all alone." Gondorian says, "Oh, do not go. I am afraid..." Rohirrim says, "I - I dreamt that... but you are here now. It is good that you are here." Objective 2 Return to Aragorn Return to Aragorn in the High Hall of the Houses of Healing and tell him you have stayed with a number of dying men through their final moments. Aragorn: 'Thank you, friend. I know all too well what a heavy task it is that you have performed. But I feel sure it was an immeasurable good and a great mercy, and shall not go forgotten.'