When you turn in his quest, you need to do the two subsequent quests from “Stinky’s” employer. You’ll find “Stinky” in a north corner of the zone a little northeast of the North Guard Tower. You can’t get it until you’re in your upper 30s. This is Alliance-only and you pick this up in Dustwallow Marsh by rescuing “Stinky” Ignatz from raptors. I used my last one on some magic spell in a Wrath dungeon. These remove one magic effect - any kind - and they worked well into Wrath of the Lich King. Back in WoW Classic, you got a stack of six. I have included it because this is - next to Mirren’s Drinking Hat - my favorite quest reward. I could have sworn there was another quest which had something similar to these as the reward but my search hasn’t found anything. This is another one of those poignant moments. Ballou was wounded in the battle and died of his injuries a week later.Īny Alliance who can get to the Thandol Span between Wetlands and Arathi Highlands can find the letter. The contents of the letter are similar to the highly publicized letter from Major Sullivan Ballou of the 2nd Rhode Island Regiment, to his wife Sarah before the first Battle of Bull Run in The Civil War. Under one of the blocks is a waterlogged letter. At the base of the broken part of the Thandol Span - Wetlands side - in the water - you’ll see where the pieces of the bridge have come to rest. Speaking of the cost of war, this Alliance-only quest is similar to Linken’s in that, if you didn’t know where to look, you’d never find it. The end result is sad but it reminds one - this kind of thing happens a lot in war.
He lost sight of her and asks you to find her. He and his wife fought quilboars until they were overwhelmed. In spite of the joke, the story he tells is quite poignant. He will have this quest and another one to kill quilboars. Mankrik will be found at the southern entrance to Crossroads. It’s a one-step quest and is usually done when you’re off doing another. Everyone laughs at it and it’s became something of a running joke. I’m also wondering who still has Linken’s Boomerang. Unless you know a Warlock and people willing to summon you to Wintersprings, the furblogs in the tunnel between Felwood and Wintersprings are NOT neutral. There is a whole boatload of experience received - maybe two to three levels. You’ll need to be level 47 to pick this up. You want to do this for the sheer scope of the quest. There will be side quests - as usual - to complete before you get what you’re after, but that’s all part of completion. Examine the raft, find the quest item, and then follow the trail. If you never did this quest line, you possibly ran by this camp dozens of times - maybe while fleeing some Devilsaur. Currently, there’s no pond by the wrecked camp but there was one in WoW Classic. It takes you all over Kalimdor starting at a wrecked raft along the shore of a small pond in the northeast quarter of Un’Goro. This quest line was missed by a lot of people while they were in Un’Goro Crater. You’ll probably gain at least one - if not two -levels completing this.
Plan to talk to Marlene once you head to Chillwind Point in Western Plaguelands. You need to do this chain because redemption arcs tend to be the ones with the most impact. Cranius’ song shows some of the quest steps. Every one of the 11 steps told the story of stalwart defenders betrayed by the Scourge. You’ll do all of this to redeem the spirit of Joseph Redpath. You’ll head to Hearthglen, which is NOT the friendly place it is in Battle for Azeroth. Andorhal in Classic is filled with undead. You’ll go into Andorhal - to city hall - where you’ll meet Chromie. You don’t need a group to complete most of the quests but for the final battle, you will.Īdjacent to the graveyard is a house. You’ll not be able to get this quest until you’re level 50 and you go to the graveyard near Chillwind Point in Western Plaguelands. It tells the story of Pamela Redpath, her father Joseph, and the town of Darrowshire in Eastern Plaguelands. When talking about “best quests ever,” this one always gets mentioned. I’ll tell you where to find them, a bit about them, and why they are on my list. I put together a totally subjective list of my “Top Five Not to be Missed” quests you really need to seek out in WoW Classic. There were some great quest lines I’m excited to revisit. As I level, I’ve taken note of what places and quests remind me of leveling back in WoW Classic. This is giving me a chance to revisit older zones.
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