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Lotro Quest:Captain-General
Raid: Captain-General Bordagor
Defeat Captain-General Bordagor and claim the Grimwood Lumber-yard
The Grimwood forest covering most of Hithlad is home to a lumber-yard established by a race of small, tasty folk. The rat-folk dwell far away from the lumber-yard, but the enemy is there now. What is worse, an Elf stands at the head of the enemy’s army.
Background
Grimwood Lumber Yard, the sole supplier of wood to the armies of Angmar in the Ettenmoors, has been taken by the enemy. The Witch-king’s solution? Tell some lowly soldier to take care of it. Really, what kind of army sends one soldier to kill an enemy leader in the middle of their highly guarded base? The one you joined. On the bright side, Papa Sauron will cover the costs of your repair bills after you die. As far as keeps go, this one is the easiest to reclaim. Bordagor’s an “avenger†mob with about 135k morale (hey, what elf wouldn’t be full of confidence when all their enemy can do is send soldiers at them one at a time). Bring about three fellowships and it should be overkill if there are no defenders.
Defeat Captain-General Lainedhel at Ost Ringdyr (0/1)
Ost Ringdyr is far to east beyond the Hoardale river and Tirith Rhaw.
Taskmaster Krul directed you to make your way to Ost Ringdyr to slaughter the lord of the keep.
Background
Attempt to weaken the enemy forces are proving fruitful, and the keep east of Tirith Rhaw, where the Elf Captain-General Lainedhel rules, is the target of assault. You are charged with organizing a war-band to assault Ost Ringdyr in an effort to slaughter the lord of the keep
Defeat Captain-General Mákan and claim Tol Ascarnen
The ancient keep Tol Ascarnen was once home to the Witch-king of Angmar as he returned to Mordor after facing the armies of Glorfindel in the north. The keep long lay in ruins, but still it holds majesty for the minions of Mordirith. You are tasked with assembling a force to liberate the holding from the dwarf who now calls the place home.
Background
What can I say about Mákan. He’s a dwarf, he lives in a castle surrounded by guards, and his morale is really, really high (probably all that liquid good cheer he’s been drinking). Unfortunately for Mákan, we as reputable monsters simply cannot allow him to defile the Witch-Kings’ summer house with his dwarf stink. Drunks are notoriously difficult to reason with, so be sure to bring a friend or 23 to help talk some sense into him and his rowdy friends.
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