Quest · 8342

Twilight Ring of Lordship

AllTheThings · Forever · enUS

Overview

AllTheThings reference

Collect Abyssal Signet

Collect Large Brilliant Shard

Quest guide

Classic reference · Forever corrections
Requirements & quest chain
  • Minimum level: 60.
  • Listed quest level: 60.
  • Level conflict: AllTheThings lists 54; QuestieDB lists 60. Verify the offer in your current build.
  • The reference marks this quest as repeatable.
  • Reputation requirement: Cenarion Circle, standing value at least 21,000.
  • Complete at least one of these earlier quests: Lords of the Council (#8341).
  • AllTheThings also links these earlier quests: Lords of the Council (#8341). This association alone does not establish whether every quest is mandatory.

Pick up the quest

  • Aurel Goldleaf

    Speak to Aurel Goldleaf.

Objectives

  • Collect Abyssal Signet

    QuestieDB objective

    • The Duke of Cynders

      Recorded creature source: The Duke of Cynders.

      More recorded locations
    • The Duke of Fathoms

      Recorded creature source: The Duke of Fathoms.

      More recorded locations
    • The Duke of Shards

      Recorded creature source: The Duke of Shards.

      More recorded locations
  • Collect Large Brilliant Shard

    QuestieDB objective

Walkthrough

  1. The source links Abyssal Signet to The Duke of Cynders in Silithus, near (37.6, 44.8). Follow the quest's required action; this association does not establish a normal loot drop.
  2. Turn in to Aurel Goldleaf in Silithus at (52.0, 38.2).

Turn in the quest

  • Aurel Goldleaf

    Speak to Aurel Goldleaf.

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 145152.0, 38.2

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