you can earn Frostbluff coins by participating in events at Winter-home.Inspired by Daily Utteridge’s wish to be more charitable with what little he has, you should collect many Frostbluff coins to gift to beggars who have nothing. (read less)
Step 1.
Donate two Frostbluff Coins to Barret Nowell
nter-home. You should return to Daily Utteridge and tell him of your kindness to the beggars. You gave them your hard-earned coin rewards! (read less)
Step 1.
Tell Daily Utteridge that he inspired you to give away your hard-earned coins
Additional Information
Beleglin comments: The beggars might not be at their position because players drove them away for the quest Moving them off. Just wait a few seconds before they respawn.
WARNING: you will lose 10 Frostbluff coins for this quest, but this quest counts towards the hidden deed.
Missed this deed. Just realized this while chatting with some fellow snowball fighters.
I did it only once or twice at the start of the festival, then thought it was a waste of FB coins, and skipped it as suggested by some online guide.
The 24h quest cooldown, and the fact that it’s only a few more days before Yule ends, means no title. It’s sad for a completionist like me, but no biggie, I’ll just have to wait one year later.
That is, assuming I will still be playing LOTRO by then.
This Yule festival is not very well planned I think. Except for the Theater, most other events and quests are poorly implemented and quite frankly, tedious and boring. I only started playing since Oct 2010, so I can only compare my experience in Harvestmath 2010 with Yule 2010. I heard from more veteran players that Beer Bash was quite fun – too bad it was removed from Yule this year.
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Missed this deed. Just realized this while chatting with some fellow snowball fighters.
I did it only once or twice at the start of the festival, then thought it was a waste of FB coins, and skipped it as suggested by some online guide.
The 24h quest cooldown, and the fact that it’s only a few more days before Yule ends, means no title. It’s sad for a completionist like me, but no biggie, I’ll just have to wait one year later.
That is, assuming I will still be playing LOTRO by then.
This Yule festival is not very well planned I think. Except for the Theater, most other events and quests are poorly implemented and quite frankly, tedious and boring. I only started playing since Oct 2010, so I can only compare my experience in Harvestmath 2010 with Yule 2010. I heard from more veteran players that Beer Bash was quite fun – too bad it was removed from Yule this year.