Bluecrow

Level 85 High Elf Hunter on Mordor -- completed 6400 quests and 1461 deeds. Total of 7861 quests/deeds.

Quest: Instance: Unnatural Winter

You are investigating what has happened to Dunfast, the village where Gléowine was born.

Quest level: 85

Category: Epic - Vol. III, Book 10: Snows of Wildermore

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Quest dialog (Show dialog)

'From here Dunfast looks much as I remember it, but... where are all the people? Let us walk into the village and see if anyone remains who can tell us what happened!'1/1

1 Speak to (Show dialog)

'From here Dunfast looks much as I remember it, but... where are all the people? Let us walk into the village and see if anyone remains who can tell us what happened!'1/1

2 Speak to (Show dialog)

'I feel eyes on us, Player, but I cannot tell if they be hostile or friendly eyes. Stay on your guard.'1/1

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4 Speak to (Show dialog)

'I think I have found the location of our mysterious watcher, Player. There is someone hiding in this bush. Be ready for anything, and I will seize this person before he can pose a threat!'1/1

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6 Speak to (Show dialog)

'Thank you, Player. It is better to be safe and to bruise one's dignity a small amount than to be surprised by some dangerous foe, is it not?

'This time it was a shrew. Next time it might be a hidden enemy. Perhaps Corudan can flush the next watcher out of hiding, and I will be the one laughing?'1/1

6 Emote/clap1/1

7 Enter areaYou sense someone staring at the four of you1/1

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9.1) Speak to (Show dialog)

'One look at Nona's face told me she had not been prepared to see Horn in Dunfast. She has not yet resolved her feelings for him. Caring for the injured folk she mentioned may have caused her to delay in resolving her thoughts, or perhaps it is so difficult a riddle she needs more time to untangle a solution, even without the distraction of responsibility.

'Horn may appear inconsolable, but he need not despair. I have not given up on our Dunlending fire-brand, and neither should he.' (Show dialog)

'That is the woman who has taken Horn's heart from him? He has spoken of her a great deal to me since we have been journeying together, but not once did he mention she was a Dunlending tribes-woman!

'And she came to this town, the town of my childhood, seeking to steal its goods and provisions?'

Gléowine shakes his head.

'Ah, I remember what it was like to be young, when blood and passions flared in spring-time. I am not fit to judge them. If Horn misses her so, I hope she will reconsider her dismissal of him.' (Show dialog)

'I don't understand, Player. It has been days since last I beheld Nona, and my affection for her has only grown during that time. The fondness she felt for me before we came to Eaworth... has it gone? Did I imagine it? I cannot have!'

Horn is greatly distressed, but you have no easy words of comfort.1/1

9.2) Speak to (Show dialog)

'One look at Nona's face told me she had not been prepared to see Horn in Dunfast. She has not yet resolved her feelings for him. Caring for the injured folk she mentioned may have caused her to delay in resolving her thoughts, or perhaps it is so difficult a riddle she needs more time to untangle a solution, even without the distraction of responsibility.

'Horn may appear inconsolable, but he need not despair. I have not given up on our Dunlending fire-brand, and neither should he.' (Show dialog)

'That is the woman who has taken Horn's heart from him? He has spoken of her a great deal to me since we have been journeying together, but not once did he mention she was a Dunlending tribes-woman!

'And she came to this town, the town of my childhood, seeking to steal its goods and provisions?'

Gléowine shakes his head.

'Ah, I remember what it was like to be young, when blood and passions flared in spring-time. I am not fit to judge them. If Horn misses her so, I hope she will reconsider her dismissal of him.' (Show dialog)

'I don't understand, Player. It has been days since last I beheld Nona, and my affection for her has only grown during that time. The fondness she felt for me before we came to Eaworth... has it gone? Did I imagine it? I cannot have!'

Horn is greatly distressed, but you have no easy words of comfort.1/1

9.3) Speak to (Show dialog)

'One look at Nona's face told me she had not been prepared to see Horn in Dunfast. She has not yet resolved her feelings for him. Caring for the injured folk she mentioned may have caused her to delay in resolving her thoughts, or perhaps it is so difficult a riddle she needs more time to untangle a solution, even without the distraction of responsibility.

'Horn may appear inconsolable, but he need not despair. I have not given up on our Dunlending fire-brand, and neither should he.' (Show dialog)

'That is the woman who has taken Horn's heart from him? He has spoken of her a great deal to me since we have been journeying together, but not once did he mention she was a Dunlending tribes-woman!

'And she came to this town, the town of my childhood, seeking to steal its goods and provisions?'

Gléowine shakes his head.

'Ah, I remember what it was like to be young, when blood and passions flared in spring-time. I am not fit to judge them. If Horn misses her so, I hope she will reconsider her dismissal of him.' (Show dialog)

'I don't understand, Player. It has been days since last I beheld Nona, and my affection for her has only grown during that time. The fondness she felt for me before we came to Eaworth... has it gone? Did I imagine it? I cannot have!'

Horn is greatly distressed, but you have no easy words of comfort.1/1

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