Quest · 771

Rite of Vision (2/3)

AllTheThings · Forever · enUS

Overview

AllTheThings reference

Collect 2 Well Stones and 2 Ambercorn and bring them back to Zarlman Two-Moons in Bloodhoof Village.

Quest guide

Classic reference · Forever corrections
Requirements & quest chain
  • Minimum level: 3.
  • Listed quest level: 7.
  • Faction: Horde (AllTheThings).
  • QuestieDB eligible races: Orc, Undead, Tauren, Troll, Windshaper Skyborne.
  • Complete at least one of these earlier quests: Rite of Vision (1/3) (#767).
  • Unavailable after accepting or completing: Rite of Vision (3/3) (#772).
  • AllTheThings also links these earlier quests: Rite of Vision (1/3) (#767). This association alone does not establish whether every quest is mandatory.

Pick up the quest

  • Zarlman Two-Moons

    Speak to Zarlman Two-Moons.

Objectives

  • Collect Well Stone × 2

    QuestieDB objective; required count from AllTheThings

    • Razorlash

      Recorded creature source: Razorlash.

    • Well Stone

      Recorded object source: Well Stone.

      More recorded locations
  • Collect Ambercorn × 2

    QuestieDB objective; required count from AllTheThings

    • Ambercorn

      Recorded object source: Ambercorn.

      More recorded locations

Walkthrough

  1. Gather 2 Well Stones and 2 Ambercorn and bring them back to Zarlman Two-Moons in Bloodhoof Village.
  2. The source links Ambercorn to Ambercorn in Mulgore, near (48.1, 60.1). Follow the quest's required action; this association does not establish a normal loot drop.
  3. Turn in to Zarlman Two-Moons in Mulgore at (46.9, 61.2).

Turn in the quest

  • Zarlman Two-Moons

    Speak to Zarlman Two-Moons.

Rewards

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

Required items

Related prerequisite quests

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

Listed locations

  • Map 141247.8, 57.5

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