Quest · 2602

Infallible Mind

AllTheThings · Forever · enUS

Overview

AllTheThings reference

Bring ten Basilisk Brains and two Vulture Gizzards to Bloodmage Lynnore.

Quest guide

Classic reference · Forever corrections
Requirements & quest chain
  • Minimum level: 45.
  • Listed quest level: 50.
  • The reference marks this quest as repeatable.
  • Complete at least one of these earlier quests: The Basilisk's Bite (#2601).

Pick up the quest

  • Bloodmage Lynnore

    Speak to Bloodmage Lynnore.

Objectives

  • Collect Basilisk Brain

    QuestieDB objective

    • Deatheye

      Recorded creature source: Deatheye.

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    • Redstone Basilisk

      Recorded creature source: Redstone Basilisk.

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    • Redstone Crystalhide

      Recorded creature source: Redstone Crystalhide.

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  • Collect Vulture Gizzard

    QuestieDB objective

    • Black Slayer

      Recorded creature source: Black Slayer.

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    • Bonepicker

      Recorded creature source: Bonepicker.

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Walkthrough

  1. Obtain ten Basilisk Brains and two Vulture Gizzards, then deliver it to Bloodmage Lynnore.
  2. The source links Basilisk Brain to Deatheye in Blasted Lands, near (46.0, 17.8). Follow the quest's required action; this association does not establish a normal loot drop.
  3. The source links Vulture Gizzard to Black Slayer in Blasted Lands, near (50.2, 17.2). Follow the quest's required action; this association does not establish a normal loot drop.
  4. Turn in to Bloodmage Lynnore in Blasted Lands at (50.6, 14.3).

Turn in the quest

  • Bloodmage Lynnore

    Speak to Bloodmage Lynnore.

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.

Required items

Listed locations

  • Map 141950.6, 14.3

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