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WordWorld "Bed Bugs/Snug As A Bug" Bed Bugs - When the bugs accidentally break Frog's brand new bed, they scramble to put it back together and make things right. Just one problem. They can't tell the letters 'b' and 'd' apart! Can they figure out which letter is which - and rebuild Frog's bed - before Frog returns home? Snug as a Bug - Frog helps insomniac Bug figure out the end of the rhyme "snug as a bug in a . D
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Caillou "Springtime for Caillou" Caillou's Valentines - It's Valentine's Day and Daddy surprises Mommy with a bouquet of roses at breakfast. Caillou is intrigued by the cupid on his card from Mommy. At playschool the children make valentines for all their friends. D
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Barney & Friends "The Magic Caboose/Arts" The Magic Caboose - Melanie is sad because she misses her friend who is visiting relatives in India. Barney shows his friends that it's fun to go to new places and see new things by taking them on an imaginary journey on the Magic Caboose! Arts - It's a special day in the park as Barney and the little dinosaurs enjoy an Art Festival. BJ and Riff share some "musical art" and Baby Bop shares a painting of a very special friend. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "When I Grow Up/Doing It Differently" When I Grow Up - Sally and Nick are trying to guess what they'll be when they grow up when the Cat drops in for a visit. Cat is sure Nick and Sally will never guess what his friend Puggle will be when she grows up. When they see her, they start guessing right away! A frog? A duck? No, a beaver! They discover that, while Puggle may have some similarities to other creatures, she will grow up to be a duck billed platypus! Doing It Differently - Nick and Sally can't seem to find Harvey the guinea pig. D
1:30 pm
Zoboomafoo "Dinosaurs" Martin and Chris arrive at Animal Junction determined to build a huge dinosaur model.G
2:00 pm
Curious George "Go West, Young Monkey/Meet The New Neighbors" Go West, Young Monkey - The Doorman gets a special delivery - a Western Town to add to his amazing train set. He lets George, Steve, and Betsy assemble it, but they lose the final railroad pin that holds it all together! After helping them search, an exhausted Hundley dozes off and dreams that he's the deputy of an old West town where a stranger (George) loses the ceremonial pin that links the new railroad tracks. Can Deputy Hundley find the pin and save the day? Meet the New Neighbors - George ventures into the new neighborhood Vietnamese grocery store to buy carrots, cucumbers, and apples. D
2:30 pm
Martha Speaks "Martha's Chair/TD The Pack Rat" Martha's Chair - Martha's family has a birthday surprise - a new dog bed! After a few sleepless nights, the family realizes that Martha misses her stinky old chair. But Mrs. Demson bought it and has plans of her own for the chair after she sees one just like it on Antiques Roadshow. Vocabulary: (E) antique, donate(d), upholstery, profit(ed), valuable. D
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The Electric Company "Goodnight Robot" The Electric Company circulates a petition to save a famous literary landmark from destruction. D
3:30 pm
WordGirl "The Birthday Girl's Monstrous Gift/Hal The Haggler" THE BIRTHDAY GIRL'S MONSTROUS GIFT - After being captured by WordGirl and locked safely in a jar on the hottest day of the year, The Energy Monster convinces Eileen to free and feed him so that he is able to continue terrorizing the city and ruin the Summer Winter Carnival. WordGirl must recapture The Energy Monster but will she be able to do so when an angry Eileen turns into The Birthday Girl after her new pet is taken from her? Vocabulary Words: Guzzle, Monstrous. HAL THE HAGGLER - While doing chores to save money for a new unicorn figurine, WordGirl must stop Granny May from stealing Cleopatra's Bed out of the museum. D
4:00 pm
Wild Kratts "Let The Rhinos Roll!" The Wild Kratts team is on an important mission to unearth why Rhinos are mysteriously disappearing from the African Savannah. They soon discover that Zach Varmitech has been kidnapping them to create a new super Rhino Dozers so the creature adventurers devise a plan to rescue them - and it just might work! Along the way, they explore the nature of symbiotic relationships and learn that animals have different structures and behaviors that help them defend themselves. Rhinos use their size, sharp horn, mud bathing and their relationship with a small bird for defense. D
4:30 pm
Cyberchase "The Emperor Has Snow Clothes" Hacker has crowned himself Emperor of Penguia and deposited the real emperor as a frozen statue in a distant corner of the site. The CyberSquad arrives just as a crippling snowstorm makes its way across Penguia in a path that seems destined to collide with their rescue. Digit uses updates on the storm's progress from cyberweathercaster Stormy Gale (Janice Huff) to help the kids track the storm. D
5:00 pm
Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman "Long Glen Silver And The Pursuit Of The Golden Fetchie!" Ruff's nephew Glen has been playing a pirate-themed video game on the Go Get It! Web site. Through this game he's somehow gotten into the Go Get It! mainframe computer, and discovers that they're hunting for something called The Golden Fetchie. Ruff wants to find the FETCHie first, so he sends the kids off to the island. D
5:30 pm
Nightly Business Report $38 is Facebook's magic number. Is it a good idea to buy into the company? Analysts weigh in. The bribery scandal in Mexico isn't slowing Walmart's earnings yet. D
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Doc Martin "Born with a Shotgun" Tempers flare as sleepless nights take their toll on Martin and Louisa, trying to comfort their wailing baby. Aunt Ruth is dealing with a thief who has stolen the hub caps from her car. A patient tells Martin she believes her son is trying to poison her.G
8:00 pm
Outdoor Idaho "Palisades By Season" Experience the seasons in eastern Idaho's Palisades on the South Fork of the Snake River near the Wyoming border. With a reservoir, prize river fishing spots and more than 400,000 acres of wildlands in the region, each season brings a new attraction. Cameras follow biologists and nesting eagles, fishing enthusiasts, a huckleberry gatherer, and winter wildlife watchers.G
8:30 pm
Dialogue "Samuel Hunter" Host Marcia Franklin talks with Moscow native playwright Samuel Hunter about his works and the influence of Idaho in his plays. Hunter, who was in Boise recently to help direct one of his plays, is the recipient of a 2011 Obie Award, the equivalent of a Tony Award for off-Broadway productions, for his play A Bright New Boise.G
9:00 pm
MI-5 A laptop containing the identities of five high level assets is stolen. One of the identified assets, Martha Ford, is close to one of Gavrik's companies. Assets begin to be killed and Martha's identity is leaked. Harry meets with Elena to tell her that someone is posing as him.G
10:00 pm
Independent Lens "Precious Knowledge" This documentary delves into the contentious dispute over Mexican-American studies programs in Arizona public schools. The film interweaves the stories of several students enrolled in the Mexican-American studies program at Tucson High School with interviews with teachers, parents and school officials. Also interviewed are some of the state legislators who supported legislation that has since ended the Tucson program.G
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Following the most successful season in program history, MIT's Cheryl Silva was named the New England East Region Coach of the Year by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) yesterday. Silva, who previously received similar accolades from the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC), helped lead the Engineers to an Institute record, 18 wins, and the first ever appearance in the NCAA Division III Tournament. Freshman Molly McShane had previously been named the New England East Player of the Year by the NFHCA, giving Tech both the top player and coach in the region.
The Cardinal and Gray reached historic new heights this season under Silva's leadership, defeating Springfield College, 4-2, to capture the NEWMAC Championship for the first time in the league's 12 year history. That win propelled the Engineers into the NCAA Tournament for the first time where they earned an opening round victory over Nichols College before bowing out to eventual national semifinalist, Tufts. Silva, who has been roaming the MIT sidelines for 19 years, received NEWMAC Coach of the Year honors for the second time in her career while this is the first time she has been recognized by the NFHCA.
Tech set new standards for wins (18), consecutive wins (nine) and goals scored (79) during its remarkable run. McShane became the program's first All-America since 2004 and was one of four All-Region selections. McShane, along with teammates Keri Dixon, Kimberly Barker and Anna Teruya were named to the NEWMAC All-Conference team as well.


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Damon Beres: "Everyone takes snapshots on their iPhone, but maybe they should aim a bit higher. Smartphones are becoming a powerful tool for filmmakers who want to tell stories without spending thousands of dollars on high-end equipment."
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Dr. Karen Dietz's curator insight, April 7, 2016 4:29 PM
Hey -- here's a commentary about 2 new story games that you might want to check out over the weekend.
There are lots of storytelling games out there like StoryCubes that we can use in business to stimulate stories. Or to use at home just for fun.
Check out these games because the difference here is that these are designed as a narrative. Sounds like a good time :)) I wonder if they could be used in business also.
This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling at www.scoop.it/t/just-story-it. Follow her on Twitter @kdietz
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight, April 16, 2016 5:53 AM
Christopher Chabris: "We play games for many reasons: the thrill of victory, the excitement of competition, the experience of being "in the zone" that comes from complete immersion in a mental challenge. But we also play for the chance to create a story."
The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight, April 25, 2016 11:05 AM
Clive Thompson: "Emoji assist in a peculiarly modern task: conveying emotional nuance in short, online utterances. "They're trying to solve one of the big problems of writing online, which is that you have the words but you don't have the tone of voice," as my friend Gretchen McCulloch, a linguist and author, says."
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Shona Ghosh: "Virtual reality isn't just expensive to produce, it's completely overturned traditional methods of storytelling on film. Here Aardman explains how it's rethinking narrative when the viewer is in control."
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Amid all the impending pomp and College of Cardinals politicking (men in brocades!), Benedict's departure takes place under the shadow of internal memoranda that supposedly tell how things REALLY are in the Vatican.
Does this have anything to do with the Pope's resigning? I don't care, but over a billion enslaved Catholics care very much.
Oh, wow. I can hardly wait till excerpts start appearing in Penthouse. Sorry, just kidding, nothing like that. Well, something like that: the memos may contain records of Cardinals being blackmailed because they're gay.
Also, we find that the Vatican is rife with politics and abuses of power.
Humanist reaction: Who knew? Take a hierarchy of sexually repressed men, clothe them in androgynous, anachronistic robes symbolizing rank, and guess what? They jockey for power and they abuse power. You thought they were above that kind of thing? That's religion's big lie: pious public behavior covers vile private behavior. But they're no different from GM, Brown University, or the Pentagon - hierachies all, rigid power structures.
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I think they will just get someone like him so not much is really going to change. Just a new guy as Pope - doing the same kind of stuff. "Religion's Big Lie" - more lies to come.
I think he is trying to hide something but it will come out eventually.
Personal opinion. He's had enough with the pederasty scandals in America and Europe. As the Cardinal in charge of the Doctrine of the Congregation of Faith (Inquisition), he did his best to keep a lid on it before he became Pope. That didn't work out worth a shit.
And, there will be more cases of abuse coming out of South America, Africa and Asia. In addition, the Italian newspaper La Republica published an investigative article about how a group of Vatican gay prelates were partying like rock stars, and were getting blackmailed as a result. If I were "Joey the Rat," I'd have bailed myself. "Screw this shit. I can go to Castle Gandolfo, drink good wine, eat chateaubriand with sauce bernaise, and leave the next guy to deal with this crap."
Whoever the new "Mr. Infallible" will be, the world will "Eww and Ahh," especially if he is non-European. In the meantime, it will be nothing more than business as usual.
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Vince Young is waiting on a call from the NFL. And he's stunned he hasn't received it yet.
The NFL has had several recent quarterback injuries — including St. Louis' Sam Bradford going down with an ACL injury.
The Rams even called Brett Favre to see if he was interested in coming out of retirement.
But, still, no call to Young, the former Madison and UT star quarterback.
"Me and my wife and all my peers and fans, we're all trying to figure this stuff out," Young told Alex Marvez and Gil Brandt on Sirius XM NFL radio. "I don't have the slightest idea. It's like a huge question mark over my head every day I wake up in the morning to take care of my responsibilities and know I should be playing.
"To not have one of those calls, man, it's tough."
Most recently, Young was with the Green Bay Packers in the preseason.
He went 6-of-7 for 41 yards and a touchdown with three carries for 39 yards in a solid performance against the Seahawks. But it wasn't enough.
"All of the work I put into that, the short time I was there, I was shocked to get cut," he said.
The team kept just two quarterbacks, Aaron Rodgers and B.J. Coleman.
Earlier this month, when the Texans were stumbling to a 38-13 loss to the Rams, Young tweeted that he was "ready to go" and wanted to help his hometown team.
Of course, no call.
"Try not to think of the negative. Hopefully an opportunity will come knocking on the door," he said.
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Jame's Horde Leveling Guide - Chapter I (21-31)
Chapter I (21-30) - Journey from the Barrens to the Thousand Needles
This is v2.0 of the guide. It has been revamped as mentioned in this news post to adapt to patch v2.3 changes. You can still find the old version of the guide here. At the same time, many other improvements have been made:
- Introduction section shortened to contain the important info only
- Addon section updated
- Kill everything on your way rule has been more or less lifted, unless you lack experience compared to the guide's progress
- Numbers in images now correspond to paragraphs
- Grinding sessions have been removed
- Guide doesn't assume you did Hosho's Barrens Guide before, neither does it assume you leveled in the Barrens before, it's now perfectly usable for Blood Elves and people who leveled in Ghostlands etc.
- Quest from Blood Elf NPCs that were added with TBC have been integrated
- New quest circuits, new (clearer) maps and additional pictures were added
- Several minor errors have been corrected and patch v2.3 changes to simplify certain quests and encounters have been integrated
Big thanks to Subere for the beautiful picture/map editing!
This guide starts at level 21, if you need guides for any other level range (from 1-21 for example) please take a look at this page.
This guide is made for FAST leveling through the use of Optimized Quest Circuits. With this guide, questing will be very efficient and you'll not waste any second running around and trying to figure out in which order to do your quests. Follow each instruction carefully and you will see for yourself. The quest choices and order to do them are optimal so that you run as few as possible while doing the most possible, turning several quests at the same time. It will be like grinding, because you'll be killing stuff almost non-stop, besides you'll also be completing a bunch of quests at the same time!
Everything described in this guide can be done solo (beside when I say otherwise). You can, of course, follow this guide while duoing, grouping, it's not a problem, it works too.
DISCLAIMER: This guide does NOT take into account tradeskills, class specific quests or PvP. It's 100% focused on getting the most experience possible in the shortest possible time while doing a lot of quests and enjoying as much content as possible. Any race/class combination can do this guide. Any complaints about PvP, tradeskills, or class specific issues will be ignored.
Basic rules
- Spend your talent points so that you kill things as fast as possible. (e.g: Priest should specialize in Shadow Talents, Warriors in Arms/Fury, etc.
- Don't waste your time trying to find groups for questing, you can solo everything that is described in this guide unless I say otherwise. Only group with someone when it's not gonna be a waste of time (e.g: meeting the person at the other end of the zone to show him the way to where your quest is, that is a waste of time)
- Try to always log out in an inn or in one of the major cities when you take a break.
- When I say you should make an inn your new home location, it's for a good reason, and it will save you much time.
Useful Addons
To get the most out of my guide, you should get an addon which displays coordinates, because I use them to describe locations in my guide (x,y). You can use any addon you like, but here's a very simple one I use.
- DMiniCoords - A simple box which displays coordinates, left-click it to move it where you like.
Below is a list of other addons I use, this is 100% optional though, it's mostly for people who are curious to know which addons I use:
- Bartender4 - A great action bar addon.
- X-Perl UnitFrames - Very nice, highly customizable unit frames.
- Quartz - The best casting bar addon out there, imo.
- Scrolling Combat Text - I just don't like the default UI Floating Combat Text.
Side Note: In case you don't know how to install add-ons, simply download an addon from one of the links above and unzip it. Then drag the unziped folder in your Addon folder (full path is c:\\Program Files\\World of Warcraft\\Interface\\Addons). Then, restart World of Warcraft and it should be working.
If it isn't working, you might need to log out to your character selection screen and click on "Addons" in the lower-left corner. Tick the box that says "Load out of date Addons". Re-launch WoW.
Shopping List
- Deadly Blunderbuss (will be needed at level 26 for a quest). Buy it at the Auction House or bring the materials to an Engineer and ask him kindly to craft it for you.
Color Code
- Quests
- Items
- Locations
- Quest objectives to kill
- NPCs
- Locs
The Guide
Level 21
- If you followed Hosho's Guide to the Barrens: You should be in Orgrimmar or Camp Taurajo. If you are in Orgrimmar, make the inn your home location before you do anything else. Fly to Camp Taurajo.
In Camp Taurajo, get the quest [20] Cry of the Thunderhawk, get out of Camp Taurajo and look for a Thunderhawk, there are easy to find all around the camp, kill them until you get Thunderhawk Wings. Go back to Camp Taurajo, turn the quest in and get the quest [20] The Ashenvale Hunt.
Hearthstone to Orgrimmar, or fly there and set your hearthstone there.
If you haven't turned in [19] Samophlange Manual and/or haven't learned your new skills yet, do that. [19] Samophlange Manual is turned in at Rilli Greasygob in the Valley of Honor, in the engineer house.
Fly to Ratchet.
- If you followed Snowflake's Guide to Ghostlands: You should have [21] Envoy to the Horde, turn it in at Lady Sylvanas at Undercity and get the follow up (will allow us to catch up a little on exp). Take the zeppelin just outside the town. Go to Orgrimmar and set your hearthstone there and sell junk/train etc. Turn in [21] Meeting the Warchief at Thrall in the Valley of Wisdom. Get the follow up. Once done get the Crossroads then the Ratchet flight path:
- If none of the above is the case: Simply get to Orgrimmar:
From Undercity: Just north outside the town you can find a zeppelin tower. Take the zeppelin to Orgrimmar.
From Silvermoon: Use the translocation orb which you can find at Sunfury Spire in the northwestern part of the zone. You should be in Undercity. Follow the above mentioned instructions for Undercity.
From Thunder Bluff: Exit Mulgore to the east where you should zone into the Barrens. Follow this map:
Once at Orgrimmar: Make the inn your home location, get the flight path, sell junk, restock on food/drink etc. Once done get the Crossroads then the Ratchet flight path:
At Ratchet: Speak to Sputtervalve who is right next to the flight master and get [21] Ziz Fizziks. Fly to Crossroads.
From there go west until you hit Stonetalon Mountains. Just about at the border you should see two quest givers. Get [19] Goblin Invaders from Seereth Stonebreak.
Follow the road further northwest to Sun Rock Retreat. On the way, at (59,75) you'll see a wanted poster. Take the quest [21] Arachnophobia from it. Ahead of you there should be a little valley with spiders and spider eggs. Clear your way into it until you see a big orange spider called "Besseleth". Kill it and loot its fang. Get out of the valley and continue northwest until you reach Sun Rock Retreat.
Turn in [21] Arachnophobia at Maggran Earthbinder. Get the flight path (if you don't have it yet) and get [18] Boulderslide Ravine from Mor'Rogal. (He can be reached if you go up this path, looking from the Flight Master)
Once done, follow the main path southeast until you reach Windshear Crag. Before you enter though, at (59,62) you should find Ziz Fizziks. Turn in [21] Ziz Fizziks and get the follow up. Now in Windshear Crag, run to all machine thingies looking somewhat like this:
You'll find Venture Co. Operators there. Kill them until you get Super Reaper 6000 Blueprints. On your way kill 15 Venture Co. Loggers. Once you have them fight your way back to Ziz Fizziks, turn in and get the follow up. Follow the path southeast back to the Barrens. On the way, at (67,88) there should be a little path going into the mountains. Follow it. When you open your map you'll see two caves. Go to the northern one and fight your way through to it. Once you enter the cave you should see shiny purpal crystals on the wall. Gather 10 of them while going deeper into the cave. At approximately this point:
You will get a discovery quest message and you can head back out of the cave. Continue on the path to the Barrens. At the border to the Barrens turn in [19] Goblin Invaders at Seereth Stonebreak. Go straight to the Crossroads. Fly to Ratchet. Turn in [21] Further Instructions at Sputtervalve and don't get the follow up. Now fly to Sun Rock Retreat. Go back to Mor'Rogal and turn in [18] Boulderslide Ravine.
- If you have the Splintertree Post (Ashenvale) flightpath: Fly there.
- If you don't have it: Fly to Crossroads and follow the path north until you reach Ashenvale Forest. Go further north until the path forks, there go east until you reach Splintertree Post. Once there take the flight path.
- If you already have the quest [20] The Ashenvale Hunt, talk to Senani Thunderheart to complete it.
- If you don't have it, Senani Thunderheart will have another quest also called [20] The Ashenvale Hunt. It is important that you PICK UP AND THEN TURN IN THIS QUEST IMMEDIATELY at Senani, clicking COMPLETE QUEST. If you don't, quest items won't drop in the next part of the guide when we kill Ursanguous, Shadumbra and Sharptalon.
- For those who have the Zoram Outpost flight path: Fly there.
- For those who don't have it (yeah I know it's a lot of running at the beginning but we need to get those flight paths, they are important and you will constantly rely on them, even in the future): Follow the road west. Once you see an Alliance Outpost (Astranaar) avoid it CAREFULLY. Continue west until you reach (25,31). There should be a little path leading off the mainroad, going west. Follow it until you see a beach. Follow the beach southeast until you see a little camp. Welcome to Zoram Outpost. Get the flight path.
At Zoram Outpost: Get [19] Naga at the Zoram Strand, ignore the other quests for now. Kill Nagas here on the beach until you have 20 Wrathtail Heads and until you are 1450exp away from level 22. Once that is done, go back to Zoram Outpost and turn in [19] Nagas at the Zoram Strand. To open the clam shells faster use [Shift + Right Click] on them (or tick the auto-loot option in your interface options). If you find any Shredder Operating Manual pages, keep them.
You should be level 22 by now.
Level 22
Hearthstone to Orgrimmar and get your new skills, sell / repair, restock food / drink and buy some healing potions. Put your Shredder Operating Manual pages in the bank.
Get out of Orgrimmar and take the Zeppelin to the Undercity. For those who never took the Zeppelin, just go left when coming out of Orgrimmar, you'll find a tower with two goblins atop, talk to them to know which of the Zeppelins goes to the Undercity (the other one goes to Grom'Gol, in Stranglethorn Vale, a level 30+ zone).
Get off the Zeppelin in Tirisfal Glades and go to the Undercity if you don't have the flight path (that will most likely be the case if you aren't an Undead) and take it.
For Bloodelves: If you have the quest [21] Allegiance to the Horde, use the translocation orb to go to Silvermoon, turn the quest in and come back right away.
Once you have the Undercity flight path, get out and follow the road southwest. Follow it until you enter Silverpine Forest. In Silverpine follow the road until you reach a fork at (51,36), go west here and get the flight path at the Sepulcher, also get the quests [20] Journey to Hillsbrad Foothills from Apothecary Renferrel and [21] Beren's Peril from Shadow Priest Allister.
Get back on the road, go south and follow the road until you are approximately at (58,77), at this point go northeast to Beren's Peril, stay close to the mountain which should be on your left hand, kill any Dalaran dude in your way. You'll quickly find a narrow path towards the mountain at (60,74), go this way and you'll find the entrance to a cave as well as Ravenclaw Drudgers and Guardians, kill 6 of each to complete [21] Beren's Peril.
When done, get back on the road, go east until you enter Hillsbrad Foothills.
In Hillsbrad Foothills, follow the road, you'll quickly come across a guard tower to your right, get the quest [20] Time to Strike from Deathstalker Lesh there. Then get back on the road and keep going east until you get to another guard tower and a crossroad (57,36), go north to Tarren Mill. In Tarren Mill get the flight path, turn in the 2 quests we had and get the following quests:
[22] Elixir of Suffering
[24] Elixir of Pain
[24] Battle of Hillsbrad
[22] The Rescue
[22] WANTED: Syndicate Personel (from the poster infront of the church)
[28] Dangerous! (from the poster infront of the inn)
1. Head east/southeast, from now on kill every bear and spider you see on your way. You should soon find Durnholde Keep, the main entrance is on the south side of it at (76,46), go there. Inside the keep, clear the way over the bridge, then follow the small path up and then left. To the right you should see an orc npc in the distance named Thog'thar, he's chained and needs a key to escape. You will have to find Jailor Marigen and kill him to get the key. Start killing everything in the area until you find Jailor Marigen, loot the key and free Thog'thar, you just need to right click the iron ball.
You should also find Jailor Eston in the area to get the key for the other prisoner, Drull, but if Jailor Eston isn't there he is probably in one of the houses on the lower level of the fortress, and we're going there now.
Once you are sure that Jailor Eston isn't in the area (or have already found and killed him), move back down to the bridge and past it, if you look to your left and down you should see a few wooden houses in the lower court. Follow the ledge until the end and jump down there carefully and start clearing the way to the wooden houses, watch out, mobs run away here. Drull, the 2nd prisoner, is in one of the two wooden houses. Free him and then get out and start killing everything on your way out while also completing [22] Wanted: Syndicate Personnel.
2. Get out of Durnholde Keep and start going back towards Tarren Mill, kill as many bears and spiders as possible on your way. Keep doing that until you complete the quest [22] Elixir of Suffering. This might take a while, the Creeper's Ichor is kinda rare. This should make you ding 23. If you aren't 23 yet either grind on spiders and bears or in Durnholde Keep. If you don't want to grind at the moment you can just continue with the guide but you should kill everything on your way.
Level 23
3. When done, go back to Tarren Mill and turn in the 3 quests. Take the follow up from [22] Elixir of Suffering and turn it in at the little frog named "umpi" right next to the Apothecary. Get [24] Elixir of Pain. Restock food/drink, sell junk, repair (there's a weaponsmith on the other side of the field south of Tarren Mill).
4. & 5. Head west towards the Hillsbrad Fields, kill every Starving Mountain Lion you find on your way, don't worry if you don't get the 10 lion blood, we'll finish this quest on the way back. We'll first focus on the field which is to the northeast, you should see a small house, a tower-like structure and a medium sized house which looks like a barn. Before you start killing stuff, be mindful that every of those humanoids run in fear, so use snare abilities like hamstring when they get low on health.
5. & 6. Clear the way around the small house and inside you should find Farmer Getz, kill him (If Farmer Getz is not in his house, he's either in the field right next to it or in the barn). Then go northwest towards the next field, next to this field you'll find a medium sized house, with a dog named Stanley infront of it. Clear the way inside this house and on the 2nd floor you'll find Farmer Ray, kill him (Farmer Ray can also be found on the first floor of his house, and also around it and in the field next to it). Now just go out and start killing Hillsbrad Farmers and Farmhands in the fields until you have the [24] Battle of Hillsbrad quest finished. Avoid Hillsbrad Footmen, they might be too difficult for your level.
7. Once that is done, head east back to Tarren Mill, and kill as much Starving Mountain Lions as you need to finish the quest [24] Elixir of Pain.
Go back to Tarren Mill, turn in [24] Battle of Hillsbard, get the follow up [25] Battle of Hillsbrad. Turn in [24] Elixir of Pain and get the follow up. Now a new quest should be available to you from Deathguard Samsa, [25] Souvenirs of Death.
8. & 9. Head back to the Hillsbrad Fields, to the house next to the northern field with the dog Stanley infront. Make sure you are full health before turning in the quest to Stanley. Kill Stanley once he transforms, you get 1100 xp or so just for killing him. Now we're gonna head to the southern field, there are many Hillsbrad Peasants in it and also Farmer Kalaba. Kill 15 Peasants and Farmer Kalaba, be careful with runners. If anyone else is killing those peasants you should group up, as they don't respawn that fast, better not fight over them. Don't bother finishing [25] Souvenirs of Death, we'll do that when we come back to Hillsbrad in a couple of levels. After leaving the farmstead you should be more or less level 24 (it depends on how many lions/farmers you had to kill in total to complete your quests). So if you aren't 24 yet either grind here until you ding or continue with the guide and kill everything on your way until you've caught up.
Level 24
10. Go back to Tarren Mill, turn in [25] Battle of Hillsbrad, get the follow up [26] Battle of Hillsbrad. Get the new quest from Apothecary Lydon, [28] Elixir of Agony.
Take a bat ride to the Sepulcher, turn in [21] Beren's Peril. Hearthstone to Ogrimmar. Learn new skills, check the Auction House, we're gonna need that Deadly Blunderbuss soon. It's also time to upgrade to bigger bags, 12 slots at least if you can afford them.
Time to go back to Ashenvale, go to the bank and get all the Shredder Manual Pages you have. First fly to Splintertree post, get the following quests:
- [26] Satyr Horns
- [25] Stonetalon Standstill
Get out of the village, southwest until the guard tower where you will find more quests:
- [24] Ashenvale Outrunners
- [27] Warsong Supplies
Follow the road a bit further southwest, to the left you should see a small encampment, get the quest [30] The Lost Pages. Now you can bind chapters together when you have the right pages, it will free some bag space.
Go back to Splintertree Post and fly to Zoram'Gar Outpost.
1. Take the quest [23] Vorsha the Lasher from Muglash, he'll walk to the strand, follow him.
2. He'll stop on a small island with a brazier atop. Click the brazier when he tells you to do so and get ready for 3 waves of monsters. You don't have time to loot in between the waves, you just have enough time to drink/eat:
- 1st wave: 3 Nagas, they are green to you so not so hard, but it's still 3. Let Muglash tank one while you kill them one by one. Muglash is level 25 and can easily take one or two on his own. Try to save your long cooldown abilites and potions for the last wave if possible. As soon as the 3 nagas are defeated, eat/drink fast before the 2nd wave.
- 2nd wave: 3 nagas again, one of them will be a naga priestess, kill that one first and try to interrupt her heals or you'll be in trouble. Use potion/long cooldown abilities if you have to but try to keep it for the next wave. Let Muglash tank as much as possible again. eat / drink fast right after the nagas are dead.
- 3rd wave: a level 22 Hydra named Vorsha will spawn and attack you, the hydra hits rather hard for a level 22, so use everything you got. If you die don't release, Muglash should be able to finish off the hydra if you did enough damage to it before dying. Wait until you get the (complete) message, then release and run back to your corpse.
Go to Zoram Outpost and turn in the quest. Get the quests [24] Between a Rock and a Thistlefur and [24] Troll Charm.
3. Time for a little walk, go to Thistlefur Village (30,45), follow the path shown on map.
Kill Furlbog Avengers and Shamans until you complete the first quest, then go north following the path inside the village and pass the wooden gate, then a bit futher along the path you'll see a stone arch if you face north. Go through this arch and you'll soon find the entrance to a cave. Enter the cave and explore it, kill stuff in there until you find 8 Troll Charm, which are in Troll Chests you can find scattered everywhere in the cave.
4. Once you have 8 troll charms head back to Zoram'Gar Outpost. Turn in the 2 quests, don't get the follow up.
Fly to Splintertree Post.
5. Go directly south of Splintertree Post, and on the other side of the road there's an area with Rotting Slimes, that's where you'll hunt Ashenvale Outrunners. They are stealthed. So use abilities like track stealthed or use TAB key while running around to find them, they are mostly next to trees.
6. Once you are done with the [24] Ashenvale Outrunner quest, go west to (68,75), you should see an orc named Torek, with 3 raiders. DON'T take the quest now, just remember where he is.
7. Go further west on the other side of the road you should find a path to Silverwing Outpost (66,73). Kill all the nightelves on the path and inside the house, as soon as this is done, sprint back to Torek and start his quest. The way being clear, he'll directly run to the house. When inside 4 elves will spawn - let the orcs tank them and focus on one, Torrek must survive so kill as fast as you can, and use all the abilities / consumables you have.
Note: If you are a healer this should be easy, you can buff and heal Torek (but only with heals which trigger a buff icon, such as Renew, Rejuvenate, Power Word: Shield).
Even if you die you'll still get the complete message if torrek survives and wins the battle, so don't release immediately if you die. If you fail the quest just wait for the NPCs to respawn and try again, it took me 2 tries to get it down with the first character I did it.
You should be level 25 by now. If you aren't, either kill nightelves here until you ding or continue with the guide and kill everything on the way to catch up.
Level 25
8. Go west across the river, and further west until you hit Mystral Lake (52,70). Start killing Befouled Elementals there, be very careful with your breath as they like to frost nova you while you are under water, so stay close to the surface as much as you can and pull them with a long range attack. Besides killing 12 Befouled Water Elementals you must also find and kill Tideress, a level 27 elemental who roams from the island in the middle of the lake to the eastern tip of the lake.
He's slightly bigger than other elementals and is green instead of blue. Make sure you get him solo and have your cooldowns up or at least a potion ready. On Tideress' corpse you will find a Befouled Water Globe, right click it to start the quest [27] The Befouled Element.
9. Go to the island in the mdiddle of Mysral Lake and walk around the gazebo structure until you get the objective complete message for [25] Stonetalon Standstill. Kill the remaining Befouled Water Elementals you need to complete the quest and then head to the western tip of the lake.
10. Now we're gonna look for the named lvl 25 bear Ursangous, just go to the spot shown on map (40,65). Ursangous always roams around this area, so just kill bears and stags while waiting for him to show up. Kill him and loot his paw. Right click the paw to start a quest.
11. Now go east then slightly northeast (be careful to stay away from Silverwing Refuge's Guards) until you reach Greenpaw Village.
==Warning== There's a level 35 Elite Wandering Protector (some huge treant) roaming in this area, be careful.
Kill all the furlbogs on your way until you get a Logging Rope for the quest [27] Warsong Supplies, that's if you don't have it already.
12. Once that is done, get back on the road to Splintertree Post and turn in the quests:
[23] Ashenvale Outrunners
[24] Torek's Assault
[24] Ursangous's Paw
[25] Stonetalon Standstill
[27] The Befouled Element and get the follow up [27] Je'Neu of the Earthen Ring.
Fly to Zoram'Gar Outpost. Turn in the quest [27] Je'neu of the Earthen Ring. Hearthstone to Orgrimmar.
Sell/repair, check the auction house. Buy the shredder pages you miss, they go for 15-20s buyout usually, and sell the extras.
Note: Be careful to bind your chapters before you put extra pages on sale, because let's say you have page 8 on sale at the auction house you won't be able to bind chapter 2 (page 5,6,7,, since the game will try to use the page you have at the auction house instead of the one in your backpack.
Also check for a Deadly Blunderbuss, we're gonna need it soon, if you can't buy it, find an engineer who will do it for you, bring him the materials and give him a tip. Restock food/drink and potions and then fly to the Crossroads, take the quest [22] Egg Hunt.
- For those who have the Camp Taurajo flight path: Fly there.
- For those who don't: From Crossroads follow the path all the way south until the road forks. Camp Taurajo is right between the two paths. Once there, get the flight path.
For people who didn't level in the barrens before (Ghostlands etc.): At Camp Taurajo go to Mangletooth who sits in a cage just next to the main building. Take [21] Tribes at War. Go north of Camp Taurajo where you should see Bristlebacks. Now quickly kill 6 Water Seekers, 12 Thornweavers and 12 Geomancers. (The Thornweavers are a bit closer to the mountain and the Geomancers are a bit further to the north, close to the mountain) Once done, go back to Camp Taurajo (don't sell your blood shards!) and turn in the quest. Take the follow up and turn it in right away. Now you can get [25] Betrayal from within from the NPC. Beside you can turn in your Blood Shards for useful buffs like runspeed.
Get the following quests:
[25] Betrayal from within
[24] Weapons of Choice
[27] Mahren Skyseer (Those who didn't level in the Barrens can't get this quest, it doesn't matter though, we cought up for the exp already)
1. Head south to the field of giants, look for Silithid Mounds
Clear any bug around it and then click them to gather Silithis Eggs. Rinse and repeat until you have 12 eggs. Then head south staying close to the mountain on your right hand side until you stumble across some quillboar camps. You have to kill Razormane Warfrenzies, Seers and Stalkers until you get a wand, a shield and a backstabber. (The stalkers are stealthed but shouldn't be hard to find at your level). Warfrenzies drop the shield, Seers drop the wand and Stalkers drop the stabber.
2. There's also 3 nameds you must find, the first one is Lok Orcbane, and you can find him on top of a slope at (41,80). Kill him and loot his skull.
3. The 2nd one is Nak, he's further south in between two mountains (43,83), kill him and loot his skull, be careful with all the stalkers in this area, they tend to add while you are fighting Nak.
4. The 3rd and last one, Kuz, roams around the middle camp and a tree with a painted stone at (45,80), kill him and loot his skull.
5. When done with quests [25] Betrayal from within and [24] Weapons of Choice, go east until you hit the road. Then follow the road north and south until you find a tauren npc named Gann Stonespire, he walks up and down this road, from the fork that leads to Dustwallow marsh to Bael Modan, you should find him without problems, get his quest [23] Gann's Reclamation.
6. Head southeast to Bael Modan. Enter the excavation site by the slope on the southern side of the site (46,84). Kill 15 Excavators, 5 Foremans and Prospector Khazgorm who should be at the far end of the excavation site, loot Khazgorm's Journal.
You should be level 26 by now or close (those that have [27] Mahren Skyseer will catch up in a bit, don't grind to catch up if you have that quest).
Level 26
Head out back to Gann, turn in the quest and get the follow up [26] Revenge of Gann.
7. This time head to the dwarven fortress which is just north of the excavation site. Kill dwarves there until you complete the [26] Revenge of Gann quest.
Once that is done, get back on the road and find Gann, turn in [26] Revenge of Gann and get the follow up. Go back to the excavation site, but this time your target is the Helipad with the Gyrocopter atop. The Helipad is midway down the slope going to the excavation site (46,85), go up the helipad and right click the Flying Machine to destroy it, then go back to Gann for the last time and turn in the quest.
8. Run back to Camp Taurajo and turn in the quests:
[24] Weapons of Choice, don't get the follow up.
[25] Betrayal from Within, get the follow up.
Fly to the Crossroads, when there turn in:
[22] Egg Hunt
[25] Betrayal from Within
Fly to Ratchet.
For those who have [27] Mahren Skyseer: From Ratchet go south along the Merchant coast until you get to the area named the Tidus Stair, turn in [27] Mahren Skyseer and get the follow up [27] Isha Awak.
Go south along the merchant coast until the Northwatch Hold, take a dive and the Isha Awak (some big aquatic dinosaur) should be there underwater at (63,53). Isha Awak can also be found a bit south of Mahren Skyseer, around (66, 49). It should be an easy kill, loot his heart and run back to Mahren Skyseer, turn in [27] Isha Awak. Run back to Ratchet.
Take the boat to Booty Bay. In Booty Bay, on the docks you should find a crate named "Warsong Axe Shipment" close to Wharfmster Lozgil, loot it. Then go get the Booty Bay flight path, it's on the top floor of the Inn. Once you have the flight path, hearthstone to Orgrimmar!
Sell/Repair, check the auction house for missing shredder pages and take your Deadly Blunderbuss with you. Go learn new skills and restock consumables and food.
Fly to Splintertree Post.
1. Turn in the Deadly Blunderbuss at Pixel to get the Warsong Sawblades.
2. Go west on the road until you reach (56,59). At this loc, go north and then right until you stumble across an area with Laughing Sisters(Dryads) (58,55). Around this camp there is a named cat, Shadumbra. Clear your way around the camp, find and kill the cat then loot its head, right click it to start the quest.
3. From this point go northeast till approximately (64,43), where you'll find a path leading you to Night Run. Go southeast until you find a camp of satyrs (66,56).
Kill satyrs there (be careful at this level though, pull cautiously so as to not get ads especially as there are stalkers around) until you finish [26] Satyr Horns and also find a Warsong Oil, they can be found inside various satyr camps and look like this:
If you're unlucky and don't find a Warsong Oil, there is an alternative: go east, cross the river and keep going east to Satyrnaar (81,52). You will most likely find a Warsong Oil there, but be careful, the satyrs here are a bit tougher than at Night Run.
Anyway, you'll ding while killing those Satyrs which will make it much easier to finish these quests.
Level 27
4. Once you're done, get back on the road south towards Splintertree Post but we have one last thing to do before going there, when you reach the fork close to Splintertree, go south to the Forsaken Camp (75,71). Now you're gonna search around this camp like shown on the map for a level 31 Hyppogryph named Sharptalon. Yes you read correctly, it's level 31. We theoritically can't kill that. But there's a trick. Once you spot Sharptalon keep him in sight and wait till he is close enough to the Forsaken Camp, pull him with the lowest aggro spell you have (a simple bow shoot or a rank 1 nuke) and bring him to the Forsaken Camp. Do nothing, let the npcs there aggro it and take it off you. Once they have Sharptalon down to 90% start attacking him again, you must do as much damage as possible but don't use high aggro spells, help them finish it off. You should normally be able to loot him, and get his claw, which starts a quest if you right click it. Sharptalon roams but he always passes by the Forsaken Camp. If you don't manage it the first time it's ok, stay in the area, kill Oozes and Elves while waiting for Sharptalon to respawn (about 10 mins).
On your way back to Splintertree, pass by the small encampment at (70,71) to the west where you initially got the shredder manual quest. Turn in [30] The Lost Pages.
Also right before Splintertree turn in [27] Warsong Supplies.
At Splintertree Post, turn in the following quests:
[27] Shadumbra's Head
[30] Sharptalon's Claw and now Selani should have a new quest up for you named "The Hunt Completed". Turn it in immediately.
[26] Satyr Horns
Fly to Sun Rock Retreat. Sell junk, repair and restock on arrows/food etc.
1. Get the following quests:
- [23] Cycle of Rebirth
- [25] Elemental War, from Tsunaman. He's located at (47,64), to the south.
- [26] Harpies Threaten
- [28] Calling in the Reserves
2. Follow the path north out of Sun Rock Retreat. Continue north until you reach a little lake. All around the lake you should find seeds looking like this:
Gather 10 of them.
3. Once done follow the path going west from the lake to the Charred Vale. Just as you arrive you should start seeing Harpies and Fire Elementals. Kill them until both [25] Elemental War and [26] Harpies Threaten are completed. Also make sure you aren't more than 5k away from the next level. Once done, go to the eastern side of the Charred Vale, where you'll find a path leading back to Sun Rock Retreat (38,67). There, turn in all your quests. Don't get follow ups.
You should be level 28 by now.
If you aren't level 28 yet, here's an optional mini-circuit:
Take the follow ups [26] Bloodfury Bloodline and [25] New Life. Go back to the Charred Vale and while going towards (31,62), search for dirt mounds on the floor and right click them (you'll need to do this 10 times). At the aforementioned location you'll find a Bloodfury Ripper. Kill it and loot its remains. Once you are done with planting seeds as well, go back to Sun Rock Retreat and turn in both quests.
Level 28
Hearthstone to Orgrimmar. Learn new skills, check the auction house, repair and restock consumables etc.
Get out of Orgrimmar, take the Zeppelin to Undercity. From the Undercity fly to Tarren Mill.
1. After landing, head west to the Hillsbrad Fields, this time go to the forge house, which is west of the southern field. Kill 4 Apprentice Blacksmiths and Blacksmith Verringtan, he's inside the forge. Once the forge is clear go inside and loot the "Shipment of Iron", which looks like a big crate. Once that is done, head back to Tarren Mill.
2. Turn in [26] Battle of Hillsbrad and get the follow up.
3. Go back to the Hillsbrad Fields, this time we're gonna go to the City Hall (31,42), it's right next to the forge. Clear your way to inside the house, and clear the first 2 rooms. First pull the 1 mob which is on the left inside the room, go back to the first room and hide behind a wall so that the Councilman cannot nuke you from a distance but instead come to you. Then go to the big room and kill Clerk Horrace Whitesteed. Get back to full health, and kill Magistrate Burnsidethen destroy the Hillsbrad Proclamation
and the Town Registry (a big blue book on the floor).
Clear your way out of the house, kill the remaining Councilmen you need for the quest, and also look for Citizen Wilkes if you haven't killed him already. He wanders to the City Hall and the Forge, so kill stuff around those two areas until you find him. Also complete the [25] Souvenirs of Death quest if you haven't already.
4. Walk back to Tarren Mill, turn in the quests [26] Battle of Hillsbrad, get the follow up.Turn in [25] Souvenirs of Death as well. Sell/Repair and restock up to 2 stacks of food/drink. Make sure that you've got the follow up of [28]Elixir of Agony, from Apothecary Lydon.
5. This time we're gonna go to the mines which are just southwest of the Hillsbrad Fields, on the other side of the main road. There are two entrances to the mine, a lower one and an upper one. We'll enter through the lower one (26,58). After a while you'll see a fork, to the left are Foreman Bonds and Miner Hackett, but for now we're gonna go right and kill the Hillsbrad Miners there so that we'll have 9 or 10 kills of those. Note: Miner Hackett can spawn at various places in the mine, so if he's not where I said check every other area of the mine, it's a nice place to grind anyway so don't worry if it takes some time to find him.
Then go back to the fork and this time go towards Miner Hackett / Foreman Bonds, you should find the remaining Hillsbrad Miners you need on your way to them. Miner Hackett can be pulled solo and is an easy kill, kill him first.
Foreman Bonds is a different deal, the problem is that at 20% health he summons 2 dwarves to guard him, those dwarves can stun and it's very unlikely that you can kill all 3. If you are a rogue it's easy, kill Foreman Bonds and then vanish. For other classes, clear the way behind you towards the exit right before engaging Foreman Bonds, finish him fast and then run for the exit, the 2 dwarves will eventually give up on you. If you die it's not that bad, what counts is that you get the kill on Foreman Bonds.
6. Anyway, once you have killed 10 Miners, Foreman Bonds and Miner Hackett, get out of the mine and back on the road and follow it eastwards until you cross the bridge over the river which splits the zone in two. Right after the bridge turn south and head this direction until you find a field with Mudsnout Gnolls in it (65,60). You have to gather the mushrooms in that field, they're called "Mudsnout Blossoms" and look like giant white/blue mushrooms. Gather 6 of them and then go back to Tarren Mill. Turn in the 3 quests and get the 2 follow ups: [30] Battle of Hillsbrad and [28] Elixir of Agony.
Hearthstone to Orgrimmar. Sell/Repair, restock food/drink and consumables.
When you're ready to go again, fly to Camp Taurajo. Take the quest [30] Melor Sends Word. Go south/southeast until the Great Lift (32,22).
1. Turn in [28] Calling in the Reserves at Grish Longrunner and get the quest [25] Message to Freewind Post from Brave Moonhorn. (if you don't manage access these NPCS don't bother with this step and abandon [28] Calling in the Reserves)
Then go down into the Thousand Needles.
2. Follow the road south a little then go east, you should soon see a silver arrow on the minimap showing Freewind Post, following it until you reach it, there is a lift to access it on the east side of it.
In Freewind post turn in [25] Message to Freewind Post and take the follow up [25] Pacify the Centaur. Also take the quests:
[29] Wanted - Arnak Grimtotem from the Poster next to the Inn.
[28] A Different Approach
[26] Alien Egg
[29] Wind Rider
Don't forget to take the new flight path.
3. Get back down off Freewind Post, go northwest until you find the Centaur Village. Kill centaurs there until you have the list of [25] Pacify the Centaur completed.
You should be level 29 by now.
Level 29
4. Go east, stay along the mountain to your left until you find a slope going up at (54,44). Up the slope you'll find a cave, enter it and get the quest [26] Test of Faith from Dorn Plainstalker. He'll teleport you to the top of a peak, look for two wooden planks and jump off from them. Don't worry you won't die from falling. You should re-appear next to Dorn, turn in the quest and get the follow up [30] Test of Endurance.
5. Now we'll look for an Alien Egg
**While going to the 3 locations described below, search and kill 2 Thundering Boulderkins until you have 2 Purifying Earth.**
The egg can be at 3 different spots, and it's always an area crowded by those weird flying serpents. The first one is directly south at (56,50). If it's not there, the next spot is directly south, at the zone wall, you should find a weird hole in the wall, and if you're lucky an Alien Egg close to it at (52,55). If the Egg is not there it will be further west against the zone wall at (38,55). Once you got an Alien Egg and 2 Purifying Earth, go back to Freewind Post.
6. Turn in [25] Pacify the Centaur, get the follow up [28] Grimtotem Spying
Turn in [26] Alien Egg, get the follow up [26] Serpent Wild
Sell/repair, get back up to 2 stacks of food/drink.
1. Get back down off Freewind Post, head west until you reach Highperch (12,32). Get up there and start killing Wyverns while searching for eggs. Keep doing this until you have 10 Highperch Wyvern Eggs.
2. Once you have done that, head to the southeastern corner inside Highperch, you should find a narrow path going up to another plateau, at the end of this plateau you should find a tauren named Pao'Ka with a quest. Take his quest [29] Homeward Bound and escort him out. It's a pretty simple escort quest, shouldn't be any problem.
==Warning== Sometimes there will be a rare-elite named Heartrazor there, and it will most likely be impossible for you to kill it and to do the escort if he's there, unless you are duo'ing or got someone nearby willing to help. However, if you start the escort at the right moment, Heartrazor will be out of the way and the escort NPC will go through without getting Heartrazor's attention.
3. After you complete the escort, go east to Whitereach Post (21,32). Turn in the 3 quests you have here and get the follow ups [27] Sacred Fire, [28] A Dip in the Moonwell and get the other quest [30] Hypercapacitor Gizmo.
4. Follow the road northwest until you reach the loc (12,18). Looking west you should see a slope going up one of those needles. Climb it like that:
Then continue around the needle until you reach a Concealed Operating Panel looking like this:
In your inventory you should have an item called Robotron Control Unit. Dismiss your current pet (if you have one) and right click that item. You'll take control of a little robot looking like this:
Direct it into the moonwell just ahead of you and click pet's ability called "Gather Water". You should get a quest completed message. You can click off the buff icon that gives you control over the robot.
Go back to Whitereach Post and turn in [28] A Dip in the Moonwell. Take the follow up.
5. Go directly east to the small lake you can see on the map, called the Boiling Pool (33,34). Once you are there you must look for 10 plants named Incendia Agave,
they can also be found inside the water.
6. When done with that, get out of the lake and to the western side of the big peak marked on the map as "Darkcloud Pinnacle", you'll find a narrow path going up at (31,36). After crossing 3 wooden bridges you'll be on a plateau with 2 choices, east or south. Go south, cross the bridge and you should be on a large plateau with a mini village with a big totem in the middle.
Go to the Northwestern edge of this plateau, where you will find another wooden bridge, cross it and you'll reach a small plateau with a "document chest"
on it, this one contains the Secret Note #1.
Go back to the big plateau, now on the southern side of this plateau enter the main house and inside you should find another "document chest", inside it you'll find the Secret Note #2.
Finally go to the eastern side of this plateau and find another wooden bridge going east, you'll reach a plateau with the last document chest inside a house, this on contains Secret Note #3.
Now get back on the big plateau, take the northern wooden bridge back to the plateau where we decided to go south last time. This time we are gonna take the wooden bridge going east. We'll reach a plateau with another double bridge choice, we'll choose the one going northeast this time. After crossing the bridge go left, there you should find Arnak Grimtotem, you normally should be able to pull him solo if you wait for the right moment, he will have another tauren close to him, so you might pull him with an add but this should still be manageable, use a health potion and long cooldown abilities if needed. Kill Arnak and loot his hoof.
Next to where you kill Arnak you should see a tauren named Lakota Windsong with a quest [29] Free at Last. You must escort her out. It shouldn't be a problem, Lakota is level 30 and does almost fine on her own. The only risk is that 2 extra taurens spawn to ambush her everytime she reaches the middle of a plateau, so you're safer if you pull the static spawns to her before she reaches the middle. Other than that, it's an easy escort.
You should be level 30 at the end of the escort quest.
Level 30
Once you complete it, run back to Freewind Post.
Turn in all the quests you have, there are no follow ups.
Go to the northwestern part of Thousand Needles. On your way stop at (29,34) where the road should fork. Now patrol between the lift going to the Barrens and Whitereach Post until you stumble on Galak Messenger.
Kill him and loot his Assassination Note. Right click it for a quest. Go to Whitereach Post and turn the quest in right away, take the follow up once you are full mana/hp. Three centaurs will spawn and attack Kanati Greycloud. Help him kill them and then turn in the completed quest. Continue following the path northwest.
Enter Feralas and get on the road, be careful to stay as far as possible from wolves or bears in Feralas, they are way too high level for us. Follow the road until you reach Camp Mojache. Get the flight path.
- For those who have the Thunder Bluff flight path: Fly there.
- For those who don't: Fly to Camp Taurajo. From there follow the path west into Mulgore. Continue following the path west until you reach Bloodhoof Village. Go northwest there all the way until you reach Thunder Bluff. Get the flight path.
Go to the Hunter Rise (southern plateau), turn in [30] Melor Sends Word and get the follow up [30] Steelsnap.
As last thing, go to the elder rise (eastern plateau), turn in [27] Sacred Fire and get the follow up [28+] Arikara.
Hearthstone to Orgrimmar, train new skills, check the auction house, sell/repair, restock consumables.
1. Fly to Splintertree Post. Make the inn your home. Take [30] Destroy the Legion from Valusha.
2. Follow the path southeast out of the town until you reach Felfire Hill. Kill everything there until:
- [30] Destroy the Legion is completed.
- you find Diabolic Plans drops. Right click it for a quest.
Once done, go back to Splintertree Post and turn everything in. Take the follow up [32] Never Again!. Go back to Felfire Hill but this time fight your way even more southeast until you reach Demon Fall Canyon.
You need to kill two bosses here: Gorgannon and Diathorus the Seeker. Let's start with the easy one.
As you arrive, the path in the canyon will fork. Take the way leading to the east. Clear all the way to the end of the path until you see Gorgannon looking like this:
All the mobs around him can be solo pulled beforehand. Once that is done, get full mana and health and take him down. I (as a hunter) used rapid fire because I thought it would be tough but it wasn't, it felt quite easy for a level 32 mob.
Once done go back to where the road forked earlier and go west. Clear everything until you reach a rune. Looking right you should see a slope with lightened stones:
Follow this slope to the top where you should see a camp. Clear to the house of the camp in the back. Once you enter the house you'll see a cave structure. Diathorus the Seeker is somewhere inside. Just clear your way and search for him. Contrary to many comments I've read, he does have different spawn locations. Once you killed him and once you are less than 3350 exp away from level 31, hearthstone to Splintertree Post. Turn in [32] Never Again!.
End of this guide, stay tuned for chapter 2!
I hope you enjoyed this guide. If you want to return the favor, please try to contribute.
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So, i have 2 questions, I
Submitted by veknilashwow on Wed, 2010-08-25 02:04.
So, i have 2 questions,
I know jame's guides are the best or so i have heard:D I was just wondering, these guides have beenn made a long time ago, do they still work?
And my second question, Do i need any quests beforehand that will be worked on in this or can i be a level 21 with NO QUESTS at the moment, and still do this guide efficiently?
Since this is the first
Submitted by Jiyambi on Wed, 2010-08-25 04:24.
Since this is the first guide, you can definitely jump right in!
Some parts of the guide are a little outdated. Additionally, you will often out-level the guide, since it was written before the big boost to leveling speed.
Sadly we won't be updating this part of the guide very much, since everything will change so drastically once Cataclysm comes out. I still use these guides to level with, however, and still find them useful and efficient for the most part! And once you hit level 60, you're golden - the guides should be pretty much spot on from Outland on up, though you may end up skipping ahead since Outland has also been given a speed boost
Hope that helps!
There are several reasons
Submitted by Jiyambi on Tue, 2009-11-03 04:08.
There are several reasons for slow leveling compared to the guides. First, stealthing past mobs will undoubtedly slow your progress in relation to the guide. I'm not saying you shouldn't stealth, but you will need to make that XP up.
Secondly, these guides were written quite a long time ago. A lot of things have been changed in WoW, including the reduction of many quest item drop rates. This means you'll be grinding less, but doing the same amount of XP, leading to an overall reduction in XP per quest, and slowing your progress compared to the guide.
The good news - at least in my experience, this becomes much less of a concern past level 40. You have enough high XP quests available at that point that you end up ahead of the curve rather than behind it. And there are also a ton of optional circuits at those levels to help you out if you do get behind. Of course, once you get to Outland and Northrend, there's no problem at all
EDIT: Also, I'm not sure, but I think the Alliance quests for the lower levels are better structured for easy and fast leveling. I know the Horde quests are all over the freaking place >_<
Submitted by nights1 on Mon, 2009-10-12 21:45.
I must have missed that im sorry my fault
Heh no prob, still
Submitted by Jiyambi on Tue, 2009-10-13 05:39.
Heh no prob, still appreciate you trying to help make the guide better!
Ashenvale run
Submitted by nights1 on Thu, 2009-10-08 11:23.
Hi i love the guide first off but on lvl 24 you have that your supposed to kill Urganous (that bear or whatever his name is) on the map but not written in your quest guide...just trying to help.
Quote:10. Now we're gonna
Submitted by Jiyambi on Thu, 2009-10-08 12:52.
10. Now we're gonna look for the named lvl 25 bear Ursangous, just go to the spot shown on map (40,65). Ursangous always roams around this area, so just kill bears and stags while waiting for him to show up. Kill him and loot his paw. Right click the paw to start a quest.
Or did you mean in the addon?
Submitted by Ryleigh on Fri, 2009-10-02 10:58.
just wannted to say that I <3 these guides, thx for making em
oh a lil tip for ppl like me, who have a bit crappy comp, still like the browser guide version and are always also doing something else while playing.. type /console maxfpsbk 5 in your chat window, to make your comp's life a bit easier and for quicker browsing etc. when ur wow is in the background.. otherwise just ignore me bb
hmmm, does this make it run
Submitted by Jiyambi on Fri, 2009-10-02 11:12.
hmmm, does this make it run at 5 fps at all times, or just when it's in the background? If it's the latter, that's really useful! If the former... well I wouldn't be able to play with only 5 fps >_<
Submitted by Ryleigh on Fri, 2009-10-02 13:29.
aye, it just runs at that speed in the background, when you're not looking at your wow window(minimized) to save some memory usage.. u can set your frame limit when you have it open too though.. only run round a bit and see how far up and and down it goes(oh in-game ofc ) nd pick bout somewhere in the middle.. I have it set at 25 :'(... /console maxfps 25, to not stress out my machine too much
Cool, I figured the "bk" in
Submitted by Jiyambi on Fri, 2009-10-02 13:39.
Cool, I figured the "bk" in the first command indicated a "background" setting. Thanks very much for the tip!
Submitted by Trinityz on Fri, 2009-08-21 09:24.
_.~-='*~^King of Gods^~*'=-~._
You should add in the guide, testing the tonic, its free xp and just a little extra flight.
_.~-='*~^King of Gods^~*'=-~._
Harpies Threate
Submitted by Appi on Thu, 2009-08-20 02:03.
Harpies Threaten quest, perhaps consider dropping this? I spent 45 minutes circling around trying to get the right ones. They kept respawning as ones not needed for quest. Second time I encountered this.
The problem is, when I
Submitted by Jiyambi on Thu, 2009-08-20 03:22.
The problem is, when I tested this section I fell horribly behind in XP. Granted, this was done specifically to test NO rested and NO heirloom items. However, if the harpies threaten and other quests in this area were removed, I would have been even further behind.
The advice I always give applies here. If it doesn't seem worth it and you are ahead in XP, skip it. If not, well, the quest may take a long time but consider it a mini grinding session. Because if you don't do it, you're going to have to grind later anyway.
For the quest Stonetalon
Submitted by Appi on Wed, 2009-08-19 10:23.
For the quest Stonetalon Standstill, the Befouled WAter Elementals are immune to frost so mages may have trouble, as frost is the recommended leveling spec.
[25] Weapons of Choice
Submitted by AriesOramzd on Sat, 2009-08-15 02:07.
I just wanna add that the RAZORMANE BACKSTABBER can be looted off of Razormane Pathfinders. Might be a little bit easier to farm them instead of the stealthed ones.
Submitted by nukestorm on Tue, 2009-08-11 21:18.
why don't you ask us to get blood of the innocents at lvl 22? it can easily be completed with the other quests here.
The guide has not yet done
Submitted by Jiruru on Tue, 2009-08-11 23:02.
The guide has not yet done the prerequisites for Blood of Innocents, depending on which path you take to get here. (If one used the Silverpine or Ghostlands guides, they will not be able to get the quest without some work in the Barrens first.)
Sacred Flame series- Easy Add for XP
Submitted by peasedmp on Sun, 2009-08-02 00:20.
When you go to Thunder Bluff at lvl 30, you can start the Sacred Flame short series from the NPC on the middle rise (in the 'stadium area')The quest yields 5000 exp total at lvl 30 and adds maybe 15-20 min total time if you have your mount. The first step is to obtain a vial from one of the laughing sisters in Raynewood Retreat..take the north fork toward Felwood and there's a bunch of them right next to the road at (61.5, 57).. then run back to the Moonwell south of the main road (exit road at 61.4,68.4) just west of the river. At lvl 30, you probably won't aggro anything unless you run over it! (do avoid the elite protector that roams the region) You can add this 5 min side trip before or after you finish the Legion quests at Splintertree post. Take the filled vial back to Freewind Post when you go, get the follow-up to extinguish the flame at the cave in Splithoof crag just to the north(2 lvl 30 NPC's, nothing hard to slow you down) and finish back at Freewind. Easy xp.
Submitted by durthorn on Thu, 2009-07-30 18:53.
hi, im currently using your guide to level my mage and ive tried killing ursangous three times but not once has he dropped the paw you mentioned in your guide and i was wondering where i should get it from?
You need to get and complete
Submitted by Jiyambi on Fri, 2009-07-31 07:55.
You need to get and complete the quest "The Ashenvale Hunt" in Splintertree Post before the paw will drop.
Yep, this's why the guide
Submitted by Jiruru on Fri, 2009-07-31 19:22.
Yep, this's why the guide has the step to do that in all caps and bold, just cause people seem to miss it, heehee.
(I'm not trying to be rude or anything, just noting that.)
Yeah, Jame always is trying
Submitted by Jiyambi on Fri, 2009-07-31 19:34.
Yeah, Jame always is trying to do something else to make that step more obvious because *everyone* seems to miss it, even with the bold text and caps.
Hmm... maybe mention it
Submitted by Jiruru on Fri, 2009-07-31 19:40.
Hmm... maybe mention it again at the start of the level 24 Ashenvale section in case someone just jumps into the guide there?
(Still, the quest is quite obvious cause it's right there in Splintertree, and even if one's jumping into the guide one should check earlier above in the guide for previous quests taken, because otherwise one will be stumped a lot, not just here but all over.)
Hahaha, that'd solve it for
Submitted by Jiruru on Fri, 2009-07-31 20:49.
Hahaha, that'd solve it for sure!
Best Guide Yet
Submitted by Bliz on Thu, 2009-07-30 10:30.
This Guide is so Great
I Went From Lvl 21 To 31 in like 3 days...thats saying somthing considering me and my brother share the same computer..lol..thx again James
Hillsbrad first visit
Submitted by BobChuck5 on Thu, 2009-07-23 21:12.
First: thank you for the guide. It is incredibly useful.
That said, I do have a complaint. The two Durnholde Keep quests are... while not impossible, extraordinarily difficult for where they are in the guide.
My first pass through was with my level 22 Mage. Took four hours to get through, and I died roughly a dozen times. My second pass through was on my level 22 Warrior. Took about 2 and a half hours, and I died at least a half dozen times. Both characters reached level 23 while hunting for Rogues, after polishing off the warriors and freeing the two orcs.
My third pass through was with my warlock, who thanks to large amounts of Rest XP and several instances, was level 25. it only took an hour and a half, and I did not die once. Seeing as how the guide goes back to Hillsbrad Foothills and Tarren Mill in a couple levels, it probably makes sense to put the Durnholde Keep quests there instead.
To those looking for Rogues in Durnholde Keep: good luck. There's two or three scattered about that you'll find while getting the warriors and freeing the orcs; the easiest way to get the rest is to go into each building on the ground. There's one inside each, and there will be a few scattered about outside those buildings as well.
Destroy the Legion
Submitted by spiralingshape on Tue, 2009-06-30 10:10.
Jame, your guides are fantastic! I've never leveled faster or ended up with as much gold; keep up the good work!
For 'Destroy the Legion' in Ashenvale, I often had a hard time finding enough Mannoroc Lashers on Felfire Hill to complete the quest. What I've ended up doing is killing demons there until the Diabolic Plans drop. I run back to Splintertree Post, hand them over and pick up 'Never Again!'. Then I head over to Demon Fall, killing demons along the way, and finish both quests over there where lashers are more common. Just an idea to help speed things up.
Now that is an excellent bit
Submitted by Jiyambi on Tue, 2009-06-30 19:26.
Now that is an excellent bit of feedback, and an awesome idea. I ALWAYS have trouble finding enough of those stupid lashers.
Soothing Turgle Bisque
Submitted by Rotash on Sat, 2009-06-13 19:09.
Jame thanks for all the hard work. I have found your guides to be a wonderful help in cutting down the level grinds.
At level 28 you can pick up Soothing Turtle Bisque in TM. You are sending people there at that point in the guide. To save time, 10 turtle meat can be purchased off the AH. At level 28, it will give over 2,500 XP. It is a nice little boost, especially for someone that has fallen behind.
Once again, thanks for all the work on these!
Normally you should already
Submitted by Jiyambi on Mon, 2009-06-15 23:57.
Normally you should already have this turtle meat from the Shimmering Flats section, but that's a good pointer if you sold it accidentally.
Thank you Jame !!
Submitted by ajay67 on Thu, 2009-06-11 07:15.
Jame - thanks for all your tireless efforts in producing and maintaining these amazing guides.
I travel a lot ( I am currently in India ) so the time saved for me in leveling my characters
by using your guides is golden. Your Alliance guides have helped me get three of my characters to
level 70 + , so I thought I'd give your Horde guide a work out. I've no doubt that I will have a
thoroughly enjoyable and quick ride to lvl 80. Thanks again , your a star.
Nice Guide
Submitted by Zamaroek on Wed, 2009-04-29 17:32.
First of all, thanks for the guide! I've never leveled with any guide but now I decided to give it ago. Jame's guides are a great help even for an experienced "alt-o-holic" like me.
Anyway, here's a couple of my thoughts:
When you start @ level 21, there are couple of "extra quests" that I did in addition to the ones mentioned in this guide.
1) When you start by picking up 'Ziz Fizziks' quest from Ratchet, you can also pick up 'Deepmoss spider Eggs' (http://www.wowhead.com/?quest=1069). You can do that while doing 'Arachnophobia' on your way to Sun Rock Retreat.
2) When running to Sun Rock Retreat, you can also pick up 'Blood Feeders' (http://www.wowhead.com/?quest=6461) from Malaka'Jin in Stonetalon. You are passing it on your way, so it comes with hardly any extra running. You can do it together with 'Arachnophobia' + 'Deepmoss spider Eggs'. Actually you will be killing the mobs required anyway, so in my opinion it's silly not to take this quest. And you can turn it in while running back to turn in other quests.
Maybe these could be included when you're updating this guide.
- Zamaroek
Those two quests are
Submitted by Jiyambi on Wed, 2009-04-29 20:00.
Those two quests are included in Hosho's Barrens guide, which I *think* is probably why Jame didn't include them here. However, I think maybe a note saying "Pick this quest up if you didn't already do it in Hosho's guide" would be good
Submitted by CRSR on Wed, 2009-04-22 02:38.
The Guide is fantasic and i've used it 3 times now. However while leveling my new hunter I found a huge problem, or benifit. On a PvP sever Hillsbard is a hard palace to lvl in your 20s, on my server "stormscale". Ganking in that area is very common. I found just small grinds killing things on your way to each quest can give you the 2 levels you get from the travel way over to undercity.
I'm currently lvl 31 with my hunter after about 30hrs play time, not inculding all the other junk with do in idle. My point is there are alot of quests skipped in this guide that i found where easy exp 2000+ for simply things like talking to someone.
On another note. My Warrior took me alot longer to level through this and did need to follow it very closely as it's was hard to solo until i got some decent gear.
Anyways. thanks Jame tons of help.
Magic'z beware.
Submitted by Frollo_the_decimator on Mon, 2009-04-20 03:47.
Just a suggestion to all magic users: Watch out for all elementals, this includes the Searing Internals at the end. They have high resistance to magic. I'm a lvl 30 mage and when i got to Destroy the Legion quest, i was having some difficulting hitting the Searing Infernals (I went fire). I found it easier to hit them with frost...idk if i was lucky or if they just have less resistance. Thought that i should just help ^^
You should only encounter them at Mystral Lake (52,70) in Ashenvale, Boiling Pool (33,34) in Thousand Needles, and Felfire Hill in Ashenvale.
Elementals resist their own element
Submitted by drewbster on Tue, 2010-09-07 08:38.
Another suggestion for casters -- fire elementals are immune to fire attacks. Water elementals are immune to frost attacks. Air elementals are immune to Lightning, and Earth elementals sometimes to Nature. Not 100% of the time, but close enough to keep Arcane Missiles (or Barrage) within reach.
Anything named "searing," or any other word relating to heat, is probably immune to fire.
Anything named "dark" or "void" can be immune to Shadow damage, but from what I've seen it's much less common. Not sure if anything is immune to Holy damage.
Some things are resistant to all magic, but in general, if you see a mob relating to a spell you use, that spell probably won't have any effect. It's really just common sense.
Hi Jame, first of all, great
Submitted by Firebolt145 on Wed, 2009-04-15 08:44.
Hi Jame, first of all, great guide! Really appreciate the work that has been put into it.
At lvl27, your first step is to pull Sharptalon to the Forsaken camp and kill him that way. Today (meaning with patch 3.1.0) I tried doing this for the first time. I could pull Sharptalon into the middle of the camp but it seems the NPCs deliberately ignore Sharptalon. Perhaps Blizzard has programed this with the latest patch? Does this happen for anyone else?
I know it's still possible
Submitted by Jiyambi on Mon, 2009-04-27 20:13.
I know it's still possible to pull him all the way to Splintertree, those guards will attack him. Not sure about the camp though.
Submitted by grahamthegooner on Mon, 2009-04-27 14:37.
I am following this guide too. I did this part on Apr 25 with my level 27 priest, no problems.
Can you try out my new tauren guide i made
Submitted by Darknecrid on Sat, 2009-03-28 14:35.
Ok James can you PLEASE try out my new tauren guide im working on?? once its done i can send it to you and you can tell me if its good?? Ok?? Thanks alot
A couple of things (I know
Submitted by Jiyambi on Sat, 2009-03-28 19:51.
A couple of things (I know I'm not Jame )
- It's Jame, not James
- I hate to say it, but we have a tauren starter guide already and it's pretty good, and already put into addon form.
- And, I highly suggest that if you do plan to write a guide, please use correct punctuation/capitalization. People will be much more likely to take you seriously if you do.
Additionally it does not
Submitted by Jahwo on Sat, 2009-03-28 19:56.
Additionally it does not matter if only Jame
s thinks your guide is good. In the end it counts if the whole community appreciates your work.
The Ashenvale Hunt
Submitted by thejose on Sat, 2009-03-28 07:52.
You don't have to do the cry of the thunderhawk quest in the barrens anymore to get the ashenvale hunt, the warcaller in orgrimmar gives the quest too.
Falling behind
Submitted by Hexxer on Sat, 2009-03-28 00:53.
I'm reporting falling behind as well at the 23/24 spot, which is a problem because I can't pick up quests.
I'm mostly doing instances to fill it up, but don't know how effective that is.
A suggestion...
Submitted by Senkaz on Sun, 2009-03-29 04:10.
Great guide, been using it for the past 5 characters.... One thing I would suggest would be after completing the [23] Cycle of Rebirth quest, running back and getting the followup quest, [25] New Life.
You can do [25] New Life while doing the other two quests, and you can just take the shortcut into the Charred Vale from Sun Rock Retreat, so not much time at all is lost.
Just my two cents
Thanks for the guides, and keep it up!
Also, before heading to 1k Needles, turning in [30] Melor Sends Word and getting the followup allows you to kill Steelsnap at level 30, while looking for the Messenger.. I've killed him two times while over in that area, no problem...
Hi Jame, Great guides - got
Submitted by Eltanin on Thu, 2009-03-26 00:19.
Hi Jame,
Great guides - got my shiny DK to 80 in no time using it and I'm currently leveling a holy priest using this guide.
I found that [28] A Dip in the Moonwell is bugged, there is no 'gather water' action on the pet bar but the quick fix of typing "/cast gather water" worked for me. Just wanted to let folk following the guides know the workaround.
Thanks for all the time you've put into these. The addon version is working perfectly as a memo alongside the full version stopping me alt-tabbing out all the time. I do miss the mouseover option that Questhelper had; targets came up with the active quest you needed to kill them for, or the item that they might drop. Apart from that it all works fine.
Not on pet bar.
Submitted by Frollo_the_decimator on Mon, 2009-04-20 06:42.
I noticed it on the bar below the pet bar. It should look just like a flask. if its not there then you cna type the /command but thats just my suggestion. either way works.
i know this is alittle late but for anyone else that needs this.
Easy Quest
Submitted by Syladind on Sat, 2009-03-21 07:35.
Theres a quest you can do easily if you dont have the Camp Taraujo FP, and if you haven't done barrens before. Lost in Battle, finding Mankriks wife, you can just run down, because shes just off the side of the road when going down to the camp. You can always add the quest turn in when you turn in egg hunt.


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The Community of Christ is the second-largest of the factions arising from the heretical Latter Day Saint movement started by Joseph Smith, Jr.. in 1830. Headquartered in Independence, Missouri, this church counts approximately 250,000 adherents worldwide.
The Community of Christ and Polygamy
While the mainline Utah Mormon church (which holds the allegience of most of the world's Mormons) is well known for its unholy practice of polygyny, the Community of Christ never accepted that doctrine. Originally insisting that Joseph Smith had nothing to do with it, the C of C leadership in recent years has come to recognize that Smith was indeed behind its inception. This has not changed their basic opposition to polygamy, however.
Comparison to Orthodoxy and to Utah Mormonism
Whereas the Utah Mormons hold to their pernicious "Eternal Progression" doctrine that says that God the Father was once a man, and that man can become a "god," the Community of Christ has always rejected this principle. Although traditionally affirming that God is indeed eternal, and the only God in existence, Community of Christ doctrine formerly tended to emphasize the complete separateness of the three Persons (while never going so far as to refer to Them as three separate "gods," like the Utah LDS Mormons do). This is in opposition to the Orthodox doctrine of the Holy Trinity. However, in recent years the Community of Christ has gradually shifted to a more Orthodox Trinitarian viewpoint.
The Community of Christ emphatically rejects the "Book of Abraham" (with its concept of multiple "gods"), together with all Mormon temple rituals (Baptism for the Dead, "Endowment" and Eternal Marriage). Its temple in Independence is open to the public (unlike Utah Mormon temples), dedicated to the fostering of world peace and "healing of the spirit." Though its outward organizational structure is similar to Utah Mormonism, it held until very recently to the concept that its prophet-president should be a direct lineal descendant of Joseph Smith. Unlike the LDS church, the Community of Christ ordains women to all of its "priesthood" offices. Women's ordination is traditionally opposed by the Orthodox Church.
Affirming the basic Mormon belief in an "open canon" of Holy Scripture (a concept rejected by the Orthodox Church), the Community of Christ accepts Joseph Smith's "Inspired Version" of the Bible, the Book of Mormon, and its own edition of the Doctrine & Covenants--but not the Pearl of Great Price. Substantial controversy emerged in the 1960's and 70's as major leaders of the Community of Christ were accused of not truly believing in the Book of Mormon, and in general seeking to liberalize their faith. This ultimately led to a split in their organization in 1984, with its decision to ordain women. The mainline Community of Christ church has emerged in the early twenty-first century as a comparatively liberal version of Joseph Smith's spurious cult.
External Links
- Community of Christ (Official website of the church)
- Statement on Christology (Official statement on the Community of Christ's Christological doctrine)


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