Overview
AllTheThings referenceRetrieve the Scarlet Crusade Attack Plans from the Scarlet Crusaders at Venomweb Vale, and return to Deathguard Billmuth at Bandarion Keep.
Quest guide
Forever referenceRequirements & quest chain
- Minimum level: 12.
- Listed quest level: 12.
- Classes: Paladin.
- AllTheThings race restrictions: Undead.
- QuestieDB eligible races: Undead.
- Complete at least one of these earlier quests: A Lesson in Divinity (#94438).
- Unavailable after accepting or completing: A Lesson in Divinity (#94441).
- AllTheThings also links these earlier quests: A Lesson in Divinity (#94438). This association alone does not establish whether every quest is mandatory.
Pick up the quest
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Deathguard Falgan
Speak to Deathguard Falgan.
Objectives
- Collect Scarlet Crusade Attack Plans
QuestieDB objective
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Scarlet Friar
Recorded creature source: Scarlet Friar.
More recorded locations
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Scarlet Zealot
Recorded creature source: Scarlet Zealot.
More recorded locations
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Tarnished Zealot
Recorded creature source: Tarnished Zealot.
More recorded locations
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Scarlet Friar
- Scarlet Crusade Attack Plans
AllTheThings objective; Paladin; Minimum level 12
Walkthrough
- Retrieve the Scarlet Crusade Attack Plans from the Scarlet Crusaders at Venomweb Vale, and return to Deathguard Billmuth at Bandarion Keep.
- The source links Scarlet Crusade Attack Plans to Scarlet Friar in Tirisfal Glades, near (86.6, 44.9). Follow the quest's required action; this association does not establish a normal loot drop.
- Turn in to Deathguard Billmuth in Tirisfal Glades at (21.9, 44.5).
Turn in the quest
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Deathguard Billmuth
Speak to Deathguard Billmuth.
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.
- A Lesson in Divinity · Quest 94438
Listed locations
- Map 142086.6, 47.6
Locations associated with this entry by AllTheThings. A quest location does not necessarily identify its giver.