We just had to get everybody together with me so we could begin working on getting to the instance. As there were three of us, we figured we could give it a try. There are a couple of quests flagged as “elite” that involve bagging some elite ogres for one and a named ogre for another. Then, for kicks, we decided to visit the ogres. So we spent some time slaying troggs, finding all of the tools Bingles lost, getting supplies to Ironband’s expedition, which has that odd surprise aspect that triggers an event when you arrive at the quest target, and a few other items along the way. It has long been my habit to run both the Stormwind and Ironforge quest zones, and Viniki has a a few on the list there while Ula had a mage class quest in the zone as well. With Westfall pretty much done we headed to Loch Modan with Skronk’s hunter in tow, since Skronk was already set in levels. Having gotten that lined up, both Viniki and Ula needed to get a couple levels as the guild target was level 18 to go forward. The plan was to get everybody to the Defias traitor, as that is the lead-in to the instance if I recall right, and you want to be on that quest chain because otherwise Gryan won’t shout out your name to the whole zone. But if you’re like me and you’ve done all the other quests you’ve been handed, your quest log might be empty when it comes to Westfall, and some of us older players need a reminder. There he is, back from another walk to the DeadminesĪnd he does have a quest available marker above his head. He was at the Defias messenger stage of the lead in, which meant standing around in Moonbrook until he popped. Viniki, it turned out, was reasonably far along. With five active alts having run into the zone I am now a bit hazy on who has been where. The changes, in turn, meant making sure we were on the right path to the Deadmines in Westfall. He was feeling like he had a personality to me. Poor Chad was going to be on the bench as well. Until Earl is settled… still in transition to Japan with most of his stuff still in a shipping container on a boat somewhere… I pulled out my fourth alt, Viniki the gnome warrior. That meant we needed tank and the feeling is that only a warrior will do. So Scscla, our Ragefire Chasm tank, was sent to the bench as Ula the mage came in for the team. Not only is the mage arguably the best DPS in a group, but there is also a ton of utility that comes with a mage, from food to transport to crowd control. This led to something in a shift of who was playing what.īasically, what I will call the “small council,” Skronk, Ula, and I, decided that going without a mage would be bad. After running Jeepy the mage in Ragefire Chasm, Bung wanted to try out a druid. ω ϖ-You can create and mix poisons, with both found and storebought ingredients.While we knocked out our first instance, we still are not quite settled as a group.You'll be of no use to SI:7 without a firm understanding of Poisons, - especially with the recipe to create undeath at our fingertips. It would also explain the Venture Company's involvement with the Defias and the strange shipments out of Duskwood.Īccording to this book, the Zanzil trolls in Stranglethorn have discovered a way to raise the dead through potions. This would explain the Defias drones you and Kearnen saw outside of the tower. Get that key, get in the tower, and uncover whatever is in that chest. The zombie with the spikes holds a key we'll need. I can tell you one thing - they aren't human.Īnyhow, the shipment had a chest - which is what I assume those abominations are guarding. What are they? Your guess is as good as mine.

Recently a major shipment came through from Duskwood, and along with it came those guards. I've been staking out this tower for weeks. Read Kearnen's Journal to gain insight about the tower. Take whatever information you find back to Mathias Shaw in Stormwind. Steal the Defias Tower Key, break into the Defias Tower and uncover the contents of the Duskwood Chest.

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