Resolution: The heroes’ selfless valor in protecting the refugees from Harad has inspired Turayn. If the heroes choose to accept his aid, add Turayn to the campaign pool (any player may add him to their deck). Otherwise, mark in the campaign log that “Turayn has taken an oath of vigilance” (he will follow the heroes’ example and continue to protect the free folk of Wilderland).

The players discover each treasure they control.

Add A Growing Threat and each Evil Creatures enemy in play to the campaign pool.

It didn;t feel like one of their raids. It was more like an act of desperation than an attack. They've been a fair few of these Goblins and other creatures trying to sneak across the Ford recently. It's as if they're trying to get away from something up north.

"But what could be driving the Goblins and Trolls from their holes in the mountains?"

-Grimbeorn and Haldan the Woodsman

Resolution: At the edge of the forest, Melanwar pledged his friendship to the heroes, moved by their altruism and their willingness to trust a stranger. If the heroes choose to invite him to join their quest, add Melanwar to the campaign pool (any player may add him to their deck). Otherwise, mark in the campaign log that “Melanwar has given you guidance on traversing Wilderland” (you can more safely navigate the mountains).

The players discover each treasure they control.

Discard cards from the encounter deck until X cards from either the Spiders of Mirkwood or Dol Guldur Orcs encounter set have been discarded and add those cards to the campaign pool. X is equal to the number of players in the game.

“This is where we part ways,” said Haladan. “The river will carry you north to Lake-town and then to Dale, but my home lies back west.”

One of the heroes clasped hands with the Woodman and said, “Thank you for your help. You are a brave man, Haldan. I wish you safe travel on your return journey.”

Resolution: While the Fire-drake has been vanquished, it was not the beast the heroes were sent to defeat. With the Fire-drake’s mother still at large, Isolde has resolved to continue the hunt. If the heroes choose to fight alongside her, add Isolde to the campaign pool (any player may add her to their deck). Otherwise, mark in the campaign log that “Isolde is on the hunt” (the dragon’s minions will pose less of a threat on your quest).

The players discover each treasure they control.

Add Abandoned Ruin to the campaign pool. The first player chooses either Threat to Wilderland or Dagnir’s Spawn and add it to the campaign pool.

The Fire-drake coughed and cackled, “Fools! When my mother learns of my death, she will set all Wilderland ablaze!”

There was a long silven as each member of the company reeled at the dragon's words.

“If that is true, then we must seek the mother before she hears of what has happened here, or else the Bardings and many more will pay the price for our victory,” said one of the companions at last.

Forced: After a main quest stage is defeated, any player who does not control an Accolade boon may attach one of the following boons to one of their heroes and memorialize their valorous deeds, based on which quest stage was defeated:

Stage 1: Attach Master of the Hunt to a hero.
Stage 2: Attach Unbroken to a hero.
Stage 3: Attach The Steadfast to a hero.
Stage 4: Attach Dragon-slayer to a hero.

Resolution: Add each Accolade boon in play to the campaign pool. Each player may choose one of the following boons and add it to the campaign pool: The Canny Huntsman, A Tale of Victories, Lay of Courage, Rhyme of the Slayer.

If there are 4 Dragon Sign objectives in the victory display, the players also look at 3 random undiscovered treasures and choose 1 to attach to an eligible character.

The players discover each treasure they control.

Forced: After the first player claims an objective, they may put their trust in Urdug by placing a resource on him (from the token pool). If they don’t, shuffle a copy of the Urdug’s Cunning burden into the encounter deck.

Ignore the deep keyword. Urdug gets +1 , +1 , +1 , and +1 for each resource on him.

Resolution: If there are 3 or more resources on Urdug, each player adds a copy of Misplaced Trust to the campaign pool (and their deck). Otherwise, each player adds a copy of Urdug’s Cunning to the campaign pool.

Each player chooses a location in the staging area and adds a copy of it to the campaign pool. Players must choose different locations, if able.

“We have the key to the Goblin's door but it is still a long way to Mount Gundabad, and we are ill supplied for a such a journey,” said one of the heroes.

Resolution: While repairs begin on Hrogar’s Hill, Beldis attends to the wounded heroes. If the heroes choose to accept her offer to join their quest, add Beldis to the campaign pool (any player may add her to their deck). Otherwise, mark in the campaign log that “Beldis’s care has bolstered the heroes’ spirits” (fear will have less of a hold on them).

If there is at least 5 progress on Hrogar’s Hill, the players look at 3 random undiscovered treasures and and choose 1 to attach to an eligible character.

The players discover each treasure they control.

Each player may remove a non-burden card from the campaign pool.

The heroes had driven back the Dragon, but only after she had grown tired of hundreds of stining arrows and sword strokes. No weapon had been able to pierce Dagnir's thick armor enough to do her any real harm. When she retreated into the night, it was only because she had grown tired of smashing homes, and her fires burned low.

Ignore the deep keyword.

Response: After Fram’s Shade engages a player while the players are at stage 1B or 2B, look at 3 random undiscovered treasures and attach 1 of them to Fram’s Shade as a guarded objective. When the treasure is free of encounters, the players claim it and attach it to an eligible character. (Group limit once per game.)

Action: Raise each player’s threat by 1 to shuffle the encounter discard pile into the encounter deck. (Any player may trigger this ability.)

Resolution: The players discover each treasure they control.

Add either Gundabad Hunter or Gundabad Stalker to the campaign pool.

Shuffle the encounter discard pile into the encounter deck and discard cards from the top until 2 Hazard cards are discarded. The players, as a group, must choose 1 of those cards and add it to the campaign pool.

Ignore the discover keyword. Unique locations cannot be discarded from play by encounter card effects.

Resolution: The players may, as a group, look at 3 random undiscovered treasures and choose 1 to attach to an eligible character.

The players discover each treasure they control.

Remove A Growing Threat from the campaign pool.

If there are 6 or more treasures recorded in the campaign log, add Dragon-sickness to the campaign pool.

The blade of Fram son of Frumgar bit deep into Dagnir's chest and the Dragon bellowed in pain. Her roars shook the walls of the great hall, and her mighty tail smashed against a tall pillar, toppling it. As she trashed about in her death throes, Wormsbane was wrested from the hero who dealt the final blow. Then, the giant Dragon toppled over the edge of a deep chasm and disappeared into utter darkness. Dagnir the Terrible was dead and Wormsbane lost to the world forever, but all about the heroes lay the glittering treasure of Gundabad.

Resolution: The players win the campaign!

King Brand stood and greeted the heroes, “Well met once again, my friends. All Wilderland sings of your deeds. Honored shall you ever be among my people. Come, sit at my table and enjoy the celebration.”

The heroes bowed, and one spoke, “Thank you, my lord. You give us great honor, but there is one thing that remains unsettled in Rhovanion.”

“Yes, indded,” said Brand, “Your friends, the Haradrim.”

He lifted his cup and spoke, “I swear to you, but this time next year they will be safely settled within my realm as honored friends.”

The heroes enjoyed the greatest meal of their lives, sweetened with the success of their quest. They regaled the king's court with the details of their journey: the Withered Heath, the cold-drake, Urdug, Dagnir's attack on Hrogar's Hill, the ghost of Fram, Wormsbane, the Dragon's death, and the battle of Mount Gundabad.

“My friends,” said King Brand, “You have journeyed far and done much. Wilderland is in your debt. These deeds of yours will live forever in the songs of Dale.”