Post Sections ⇅
- What “Treasure” Am I Looking For?
- Select Nearest/Next Item
- Treasure of Swanfleet Locations
- Deed Map
- Deed Rewards
What “Treasure” Am I Looking For?
If you’re new to LOTRO, then you can be forgiven for asking this. The Treasure of Swanfleet is a collection of hidden caches found in the Swanfleet region of the Lord of the Rings Online. These are gold-bound classic-looking “treasure chests”. This makes them stand out from the standard, simple wooden lootboxes you find elsewhere on the landscape.
Select Nearest/Next Item
As a tip: when looking for objects ensure you either set or know your keybinding for Select Nearest Item and Select Next Item. In ruins, you will end up selecting Scholar gathering nodes and in enemy strongholds, it will find loot chests and quest items. But it’s still a useful tool.
Treasure of Swanfleet Locations
You might wonder why I’ve given screenshots of Treasure Caches. The reason is simple: to give you a rough idea of what’s around them so you can more visually locate them. Hopefully that will help some folks.
3. Old South Road
56.9S, 28.3W
Note: this is high above Lhan Garan, so you’ll need to do a litle climbing!
4. Eastern Old South Road
57.7S, 25.2W
It’s over the name of the road on the map. East of the north-running road to Lhan Garan.
7. Stoor-vales
64.2S, 26.5W
Found by: @Eldalleth
More climbing. This time it’s high up between Clegur and Glyn Helyg (See: The Many Folk of the Glanduin).
9. Sharmokal
60.6S, 22.3W
Sharmokal is an Uruk stronghold. It has a few levels connected by ramps. You need the top level for this treasure cache.
10. N/E of Tham Celechir
41.6S, 17.8W
Found by: LOTRO-Wiki
Could this be any further out of the way? I tried looking around here before a member of the Wiki team found it. On the borders, the map can switch between Eregion and The Angle of Mitheithel. But I missed this spot where it does not!
Deed Rewards
- Title: Treasure-Seeker of Swanfleet
- +1,000 Virtue XP
TL;DR LOTROfamily Saves You Headaches with the Treasure of Swanfleet Deed!
While I was able to find just over half of the caches on my own, I worked with Eldalleth to locate the rest. And #10 was posted by another member of the LOTRO-Wiki team. So, you can see this as a LOTROfamily team effort. It was not a simple deed, even by LOTRO’s exploration deed standards! But hopefully now you can sit back and enjoy completing the Treasure of Swanfleet Deed. Rather than wondering which hole or nook you forgot to check…which is where I got to! Enjoy!
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