'Your confidence and memory improve, ${PLAYER}, and both are of great importance for a minstrel such as you. The more tales and songs you can remember and the greater the skill with which you relate them, the brighter will be your fate and that of your companions.

'There is an inn, a merry old inn, located in the town of Bree, far to the west in the Bree-land. The Prancing Pony, it is called, and its common room is often the haunt of minstrels and entertainers. The well-known minstrel Piper Prescott is often there of a time and is sure to have some advice for you.

'Look for Piper Prescott within the common room of the Prancing Pony, and you are sure to learn things of value.'

Leland Underhill is probably at the West Gate of the town of Bree, about to set out for the hideout of some brigands.

Piper Prescott, a renowned minstrel, has asked you to help Leland Underhill and compose a song about your experience to sing in the common room of The Prancing Pony.

Objectives

• Help Leland Underhill

Piper Prescott is in the common room of The Prancing Pony, in the town of Bree.

Now that you have helped Leland Underhill, Piper Prescott will want to hear the tale.

Objectives

• Talk to Piper Prescott

The tables near Piper Prescott would be ideal places to sing your song.

Piper Prescott has told you to jump onto one of the tables near him and to sing your song for the company.

Objectives

The people gathered in The Prancing Pony wait to give judgement on your performance of the \qTale of Leland's Lunch.'

You have sung your tale and await judgement.

Objectives

• Jump onto a table near Piper Prescott and sing the Tale of Leland's Lunch

Piper Prescott is in the common room of The Prancing Pony.

Piper Prescott is waiting to give his judgement on the performance of your song.

Objectives

• Talk to Piper Prescott