Quest:Turning in the Report

Turning in the Report
Level	90
Type	Solo
Starts with	Torferth
Starts at	Tordag's Camp
Start Region	Broadacres
Map Ref	[45.7S, 72.2W]
Ends with	Tordag
Ends at	Tordag's Camp
End Region	Broadacres
Map Ref	[45.7S, 72.2W]
Quest Group	Tordag's Camp

Quest Chain

[90] Enemies Abound [90] Half-breed Cavalry - Landscape [90] Half-orc Badge - Landscape [90] Warg-riders in the Acres - Landscape [90] Goblin-badge - Landscape [90] Stop the Motion [90] Huorns in the Shadows - Landscape [90] Black Hearts [90] By Bough and Twig [90] Darkness No More [90] Turning in the Report [90] Testing Their Strength [90] Burning the Barricades - Landscape [90] Freeing the Folk - Landscape [90] Crippling the Hand - Landscape [90] Courage of Torsbury [90] Forth the Toringas [90] Instance: Forth the Toringas [90] Blackthorn's Revenge [90] Forth the Toringas: Burning the Hand [90] Forth the Toringas: Judgement [90] Torsbury Defeated [90] Torsbury Delayed - vector back to Stoke [90] Monsters or Madness? - 12 person Raid, unrelated to other quests at Tordag's Camp

Walkthrough & Notes
Tordag is at Tordag's Camp [45.7S, 72.2W]

Rewards
37  35   Increased Reputation with The Eorlingas ( 500 ) Legendary Item Experience Steed Experience 2 Westemnet Iron Coins

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'The news you brought me is grim, but I think there are measures we can take to even the battlefield a little. Share your report with my father and advise him to send small forays against the enemy. It may be that we can weaken their defences before initiating a full counterassault on Torsbury.' Background You patrolled the fields to the south of Torsbury as Torferth had requested and discovered a wide array of enemies. Objective 1 Talk to Thane Tordag in his encampment Thane Tordag is at his encampment, north of the road between Torsbury and Stoke. Torferth instructed you to bring your report to his father, Thane Tordag. Tordag: 'So, Torferth believes we should make small forays against the enemy to weaken their defences? While I can certainly see the value in such things, I believe a more direct approach would be better...Dudsig here agrees. He arrived shortly after you did. 'I have a task that I think better suits your talents.'