Sky is Falling, The

General Quest

Billina is eating now, but she is still upset. Wald wants you to examine her again to find out why.

STEPS:

1) Examine Billina. You will again enter into a Chicken Play session. This time your message is:

"Billina seems very agitated about something."

You will have 60 minutes for this session. Billina is at the same place (31.9s, 74.5w).

2) Talk to Billina. She wants you to warn some nearby chicken coops that they may be in danger of wolves. She says to you:

"There are coops at Brownlocks' Farm to the north on the road to Needlehole, Cotton's Farm to the east in Bywater, and Bamfurlong far to the east and south along the river."

3) Visit Brownlock's coop. Visit Maggot's coop. Visit Cotton's coop. First go to the east and a bit north to get on the road leading to Dora Browlock's Farm. You will see a sign directing you to it. Once there, you'll soon see the quest ring and a chicken you should speak with (31.2s, 72.4w). Watch out for the Snarling Wolves! If you need help, you can still use your run buff, and now you also have a Bob and Weave evade skill. Select "Continue Quest" and head to the east, towards Bywater.

You will head nearly out of town before turning down a dirt path to the right to get to Tom Cotton's Farm, and the chicken you will speak with (32.4s, 69.4w). Lastly, take the long trek to the east (via the road is safest) towards Bree, and turn south when you hit the sign in Stock that points toward the Stock Road. This will bring you to Bamfurlong, Farmer Maggot's place, and the chicken you seek to warn (34.2s, 64.5w). When you have spoken with all three chickens, select "Finish Now" and this ends your Chicken Play session.

4) Examine Billina. She looks like she is waiting for something. Hrm.

5) Talk to Wald Sandson.

6) After you speak with them and select "Finish Now", you get your coin reward, XP, and you will now be able to take the next quest, Flying the Coop.


Special thanks go out to Wren for providing this quest writeup!
Wren has entered 612 LOTRO quests.