Overview
AllTheThings referenceMystic Yayo'jin at Revantusk Village in the Hinterlands wants you to kill 30 Vilebranch Scalpers and 15 Vilebranch Soothsayers. Return to her when this task is complete.
Yayo'jin indicated that these trolls could be found near the Shaol'watha and Agol'watha temples in the north by northeastern region of the Hinterlands.
Quest guide
Classic reference · Forever correctionsRequirements & quest chain
- Minimum level: 44.
- Listed quest level: 48.
- Faction: Horde (AllTheThings).
- QuestieDB eligible races: Orc, Undead, Tauren, Troll, Windshaper Skyborne.
Pick up the quest
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Mystic Yayo'jin
Speak to Mystic Yayo'jin.
Objectives
- Objective creature Vilebranch Scalper
QuestieDB objective
- Objective creature Vilebranch Soothsayer
QuestieDB objective
- 0/(30 / 15 (TBC) / 6 (Wrath)) Vilebranch Scalper slain
AllTheThings objective; Horde; Minimum level 44
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Vilebranch Scalper
Objective source Vilebranch Scalper.
More recorded locations
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Vilebranch Scalper
- 0/(15 / 10 (TBC) / 2 (Wrath)) Vilebranch Soothsayer slain
AllTheThings objective; Horde; Minimum level 44
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Vilebranch Soothsayer
Objective source Vilebranch Soothsayer.
More recorded locations
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Vilebranch Soothsayer
Walkthrough
- Mystic Yayo'jin at Revantusk Village in the Hinterlands wants you to kill 30 Vilebranch Scalpers and 15 Vilebranch Soothsayers. Return to her when this task is complete.
- Yayo'jin indicated that these trolls could be found near the Shaol'watha and Agol'watha temples in the north by northeastern region of the Hinterlands.
- Objective creature Vilebranch Scalper: The Hinterlands, near (69.9, 49.4).
- Objective creature Vilebranch Soothsayer: The Hinterlands, near (71.0, 48.6).
- Turn in to Mystic Yayo'jin in The Hinterlands at (78.8, 78.2).
Turn in the quest
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Mystic Yayo'jin
Speak to Mystic Yayo'jin.
Rewards
Reward details have not been confirmed. Your quest log shows the rewards available to your character.
Listed locations
- Map 142578.8, 78.4
Locations associated with this entry by AllTheThings. A quest location does not necessarily identify its giver.