WoW guides & database

Quest · 156

Gather Rot Blossoms

AllTheThings · Forever · enUS

Overview

AllTheThings reference

Gather 8 Rot Blossoms and bring them to Tavernkeep Smitts in Darkshire.

Quest guide

Classic reference · Forever corrections
Requirements & quest chain
  • Minimum level: 20.
  • Listed quest level: 24.
  • Faction: Alliance (AllTheThings).
  • QuestieDB eligible races: Human, Dwarf, Night Elf, Gnome, High Order Skyborne.
  • Complete at least one of these earlier quests: Zombie Juice (#158).
  • Unavailable after accepting or completing: Juice Delivery (#159).
  • AllTheThings also links these earlier quests: Zombie Juice (#158). This association alone does not establish whether every quest is mandatory.
Zombie Juice · 158 Juice Delivery · 159

Pick up the quest

  • Tavernkeep Smitts

    Speak to Tavernkeep Smitts.

Objectives

  • Collect Rot Blossom × 8

    QuestieDB objective; required count from AllTheThings

    • Skeletal Horror

      Recorded creature source: Skeletal Horror.

      More recorded locations
    • Skeletal Fiend

      Recorded creature source: Skeletal Fiend.

      More recorded locations
    • Skeletal Fiend (Enraged Form)

      Recorded creature source: Skeletal Fiend (Enraged Form).

Walkthrough

  1. Gather 8 Rot Blossoms and bring them to Tavernkeep Smitts in Darkshire.
  2. The source links Rot Blossom to Skeletal Horror in Duskwood, near (81.1, 56.2). Follow the quest's required action; this association does not establish a normal loot drop.
  3. Turn in to Tavernkeep Smitts in Duskwood at (73.8, 44.5).

Turn in the quest

  • Tavernkeep Smitts

    Speak to Tavernkeep Smitts.

Rewards

Reward details have not been confirmed. Your quest log shows the rewards available to your character.

Required items

Rot Blossom Item 1598

Related prerequisite quests

Listed by AllTheThings. Some prerequisites may be alternatives or depend on your faction or class.

Listed locations

  • Map 143173.8, 44.4

Locations associated with this entry by AllTheThings. A quest location does not necessarily identify its giver.