Quest · 3502

One Draenei's Junk...

AllTheThings · Forever · enUS

Overview

AllTheThings reference

Bring Kum'isha Imperfect Draenethyst Fragments. Any form of monster in the Blasted Lands could be carrying a fragment.

Quest guide

Classic reference · Forever corrections
Requirements & quest chain
  • Minimum level: 45.
  • Listed quest level: 55.
  • The reference marks this quest as repeatable.
  • Complete at least one of these earlier quests: Everything Counts In Large Amounts (#3501).
  • AllTheThings also links these earlier quests: Everything Counts In Large Amounts (#3501). This association alone does not establish whether every quest is mandatory.

Pick up the quest

  • Kum'isha the Collector

    Speak to Kum'isha the Collector.

Objectives

  • Collect Imperfect Draenethyst Fragment

    QuestieDB objective

    • Helboar

      Recorded creature source: Helboar.

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    • Snickerfang Hyena

      Recorded creature source: Snickerfang Hyena.

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    • Felbeast

      Recorded creature source: Felbeast.

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Walkthrough

  1. Bring Kum'isha Imperfect Draenethyst Fragments. Any form of monster in the Blasted Lands could be carrying a fragment.
  2. The source links Imperfect Draenethyst Fragment to Helboar in Blasted Lands, near (51.8, 35.4). Follow the quest's required action; this association does not establish a normal loot drop.
  3. Turn in to Kum'isha the Collector in Blasted Lands at (52.0, 35.6).

Turn in the quest

  • Kum'isha the Collector

    Speak to Kum'isha the Collector.

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

Related prerequisite quests

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

Listed locations

  • Map 141951.8, 35.6

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