Quest · 263

In Defense of the King's Lands (3/4)

AllTheThings · Forever · enUS

Overview

AllTheThings reference

Mountaineer Wallbang in the southern guard tower wants you to kill 10 Stonesplinter Shaman and 10 Stonesplinter Bonesnappers.

Quest guide

Classic reference · Forever corrections
Requirements & quest chain
  • Minimum level: 10.
  • Listed quest level: 15.
  • Faction: Alliance (AllTheThings).
  • QuestieDB eligible races: Human, Dwarf, Night Elf, Gnome, High Order Skyborne.
  • Complete at least one of these earlier quests: In Defense of the King's Lands (2/4) (#237).
  • Unavailable after accepting or completing: In Defense of the King's Lands (4/4) (#217).
  • AllTheThings also links these earlier quests: In Defense of the King's Lands (2/4) (#237). This association alone does not establish whether every quest is mandatory.

Pick up the quest

  • Mountaineer Wallbang

    Speak to Mountaineer Wallbang.

Objectives

  • Objective creature Stonesplinter Shaman × 10

    QuestieDB objective; required count from AllTheThings

  • Objective creature Stonesplinter Bonesnapper × 10

    QuestieDB objective; required count from AllTheThings

Walkthrough

  1. Mountaineer Wallbang in the southern guard tower wants you to kill 10 Stonesplinter Shaman and 10 Stonesplinter Bonesnappers.
  2. Objective creature Stonesplinter Shaman: Loch Modan, near (37.5, 86.2).
  3. Objective creature Stonesplinter Bonesnapper: Loch Modan, near (37.9, 87.0).
  4. Turn in to Mountaineer Wallbang in Loch Modan at (23.5, 74.5).

Turn in the quest

  • Mountaineer Wallbang

    Speak to Mountaineer Wallbang.

Associated rewards

AllTheThings associates these items with this quest. The source does not distinguish guaranteed rewards from reward choices; quantities are shown only when supplied.

Related prerequisite quests

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

Listed locations

  • Map 143223.4, 74.6

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