Quest:Tomb-raiders' Sashes -- Introduction

Tomb-raiders' Sashes -- Introduction
Level	35
Type	Solo
Starts with	Cannuion
Starts at	Tinnudir
Start Region	Evendim
Map Ref	[12.1S, 68.1W]
Quest Group	Reputation

Walkthrough & Notes
This quest is an introduction to the The Wardens of Annúminas faction. Raise your standing by completing quests or collecting items, such as Tomb-raiders' Sashes, which can be converted to reputation points. Some items must be bartered, and others can be immediately converted by right-clicking them in your inventory.

Rewards
19  60   Increased Reputation with The Wardens of Annúminas ( 700 )

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Greetings, <name>. You have arrived at a difficult time...we have been stretched terribly thin by the incursions of the Angmarim into our lands and by the number of lawless brigands that have been stirred up by the gathering clouds of war. 'It is against the latter which I hope you can aid us. The bands of tomb-raiders have become so bold of late that they have taken to wearing sashes of allegiance to their various unsavoury leaders. I would have you bring me these sashes as proof of their defeat. 'If you can do this for us, then I will see to it that your name is regarded well among the Wardens of Annúminas.' Background Cannuion told you of the terrible threat the Angmarim and tomb-raiders pose to the Rangers of Evendim. Objective 1 Collect Tomb-raiders' Sashes (0/10) Tomb-raiders can be found throughout Evendim. Cannuion is at Tinnudir. Cannuion has asked you to collect the tomb-raiders' sashes of allegiance and bring them to him. Cannuion: 'Time is not on our side, <name>. There is no shortage of enemies -- particularly those carrion-seekers who would raid the tombs of our ancestors.' 'Surely claiming a few sashes from them should pose no great challenge, should it?' Objective 2 Bring the Tomb-raiders' Sashes to Cannuion at Tinnudir Cannuion: 'Your actions speak well of your skill and bravery. Would that I could reward you more handsomely for your efforts, but our resources are drawn thin, and our thanks must suffice for the time being.'