Resolution: Note the amount of damage on Protect the Innocent in the Campaign Log and add Protect the Innocent to the Campaign Pool.

"I'm afraid our work is not yet finished, my friends," said Iârion, gazing into the distance. "There is to be a gathering of the Dúnedain at Fornost in a few days to celebrate the Autumnal Equinox. I must go thither with news of this attack for I fear it is but a prelude of things to come, and the Rangers must be ready for what follows. However, we cannot allow those Orcs that fled to escape, or they may return again in even greater numbers. Since I must go to Fornost, I ask you: will you track them in my stead?"
From the strained look in his eyes, the heroes could see how hard it was for the honorable ranged to burden them with this dangerous task, so they made him an oath that none of the Orcs who had ventured so close to Bree would live to return again.
"Well said," replied Iârion. Then, he raised his sword in salute and spoke, "May the spirit of Oromë guide you on your hunt!"

Resolution: Note the amount of damage on Protect the Innocent in the Campaign Log (replacing the previous number).

The heroes forced the door open and thrust a torch inside. The flickering orange light revealed a small group of survivors huddled together in a corner. They appeared half–starved, and they shivered in the cold dungeon. The heroes removed their cloaks and placed them around the unfortunate prisoners to help warm them.
"Who has done this?" asked one of the heroes, but they were too distraught to answer.
At length, an older man named Thaurdir spoke, "We could hear the harsh voices of Orcs, but there was another voice that commanded them. I don't know what kind of creature it was, but it was terrifying to hear."
"We found none but Orcs when we arrived here," spoke one of the heroes.
"Then it must have escaped," answered the old man.
The hero turned to their companions and said, "We should take these people to Fornost where the Rangers are gathered. Iârion will want to hear what they can tell him of their capture."

Resolution: Note the amount of damafge on Protect the Innocent in the Campaign Log (replacing the previous number) and remove Protect the Innocent from the Campaign Pool. Add Arnor Ravaged to the Campaign Pool in its place (found on the opposite side of Protect the Innocent). The players as a group must select either Iârion's Pendant or Amarthiúl's Courage to add to the Campaign Pool. Any player may add Iârion's Pendant to their deck if it is chosen.

"The wraith that attacked us was a powerful sorcerer. It was he that took Iârion."
"Why?", asked Amarthiúl, but none could answer. On the ground, the young Ranger found the hawk pendant of Iârion and regarded it in his hand. "It matters not,", said the Dúnadan clutching the pendant and rising to his feet. "Thaurdir has taken my friend, so I will pursue him."
"We will aid you in this quest," spoke the heroes with one voice. "We cannot abandon Iârion to the same fate as those village people."

Resolution: Add Fend Off Despair to the Campaign Pool.

The Goblins emerged under the cover darkness, clad in white fur that blended with the snow. The sentries that kept watch were taken from behind, pulled to the ground and gagged. One spotted the approaching Goblins and called out, but was immediately struck by Goblin–arrows. The sentry's shouts woke the rest of the company, but taken by surprise and outnumbered nearly ten to one, the odds were grim. TYhe largest of the Goblins stepped forward and grinned wickedly. "Surround them! Don't let any escape!" if bellowed, "Gornákh wants them alive!"
The heroes were forced to submit, disarmed of their weapons, and bound. They looked amongst themselves for a moment before they realized that Amarthiúl was no longer standing among them. They weren't sure if his body was among the slaim.
"Come alonmg now, lads," the larger Goblin growled, pulling one of the heroes to his feet and forcing him to march at spear–point. "Mount Gram awaits."

Forced: Instead of raising their threat by 1 during the refresh phase, each player raises their threat by the number of completed quest cards plus the number of side quests in the victory display.

Forced: After a hero enters play, attach to that hero each set-aside permanent boon attachment assigned to that character in the Campaign Log.

Resolution: Each player must make note of which unique cards are still in their captured deck and not in play at the end of the game. Those cards cannot be included in that player's deck for the rest of the campaign.

"Thaurdir is aware of our escape. Our fortunes have turned. Now we are the ones being pursued."
–Amarthiúl

Resolution: Add each copy of Losing Time in the encounter deck or encounter discard pile to the Campaign Pool.

"This is the land of Rhudaur; one of the three kingdoms of old Arnor. The line of Isildur did not survive in Rhudair; and over time the number of Dúnedain here dwindled. The elders tell us that evil men, hillmen in league with the realm of Angmar; usurped the last king of Rhudaur many hundreds of years ago. From that moment on, Rhudaur was a vassal of the Witch–king and those Dúnedain still remaining in this land were either slain in cold blood, or fled west."
–Amarthiúl

Resolution: For each Clue a player controls, that player may add the book with the same name to the Campaign Pool and their deck.

"Look!" the hero holding the tome shouted, pointing to the tree. "I recognize this name: Daechanar. That is the same name as the one who commands Thaurdir – the 'lord of Angmar' mentioned in the Goblin dungeons!"
One of the companions shook her head, pondering what they had learned. "It cannot be the same person. It's been over a century. The Dúnedain are long–lived, but they are not immortal. The Daechanar in this family tree should be long dead by now..."
"We should continue to Rivendell," one of the heroes declared at last. "Even Thaurdir cannot pursue us there, and we can consult Elrond about these matters. If there is anyone who will understand what we are dealing with, it is he."

Resolution: Note the amount of damage on each hero at the end of the game.

As the heroes slew Thaurdir, his remains crumbled and decayed into ash before their very eyes, and his armor and weapon clattered to the ground harmlessly. But before they could rejoice in their victory, the howling of wolves sounded in the air, as if all around them.
"Goblins!" one of the Rangers in the rear ranks shouted, "Goblins from Mount Gram!" The company found themselves assaulted from the south by Goblins while the Orcs of Carn Dûm rallied their defenses once more. They had but a moment to slip into the fortress before they were surrounded on all sides. One of the Elves that had accompanied them from Rivendell turned to the heroes with a grim expression and shouted over the clamour of battle, "You must make your way into the fortress and stop Daechanar's ritual!"

Resolution: The players win the campaign!

The dark clouds above the fortress scattered, and the light of day washed over the battlefield. With the defeat of their master and the sun glaring down at them, the Goblins fled south to their mountain refuge. The remaining Elves and Rangers, rallied by the turning tide, drove the Orcs into full rout. The battle was won... but the victory was bittersweet. As the heroes emerged from the fortress carrying Iârion's body, their company was filled with a great sorrow. Though they were able to defeat Daechanar and stop his plans from coming to fruition, they were too late to save their friend. The tragedy of slaying the Ranger with their own hand was something the heroes would never forget, although they had his final words to comfort them.