Author Archives: paullynch

Westfall is mainly 10-12 up to about 20, with some further quests later on, and an instance zone in the middle (Deadmines). Sentinel Hill You should arrive in Westfall from Elwynn Forest with two quests: Furlbrow’s Deed, and Report to … Continue reading →

Deathknell Outside the crypt is Undertaker Mordo – Rude Awakening. He sends you to Shadow Priest Sarvis – Mindless Ones, in the chapel at the bottom of the hill; that’s the first building on the left (west). You need to … Continue reading →

Start by collecting a couple of quests leading there. There’s a good guide on Allakhazam, which is described as an introduction to Stranglethorn Vale. This is reasonable, as there aren’t a lot of quests in Thousand Needles, and most quest … Continue reading →

I’m just going to refer you to the three good guides on Allakhazam: Stranglethorn – Getting Started Stranglethorn Guide North and Stranglethorn Guide South The second guide is a more recent update of the first; you should ignore the first … Continue reading →

You should have arrived here from Dun Morogh, through the south pass, with the Stout to Kadrell quest. At the guard tower just inside Loch Modan, stop to collect two quests: Captain Rugelfuss – The Trogg Threat, and Mountaineer Cobbleflint … Continue reading →

East of Elwynn Forest; part of the human starting grounds, suitable for 15-20. Enter with Gryan Stoutmantle – The Defias Brotherhood, from Westfall, and collect Guard Parker – Encroaching Gnolls, as you enter on the road from Elwynn Forest. Lakeshire … Continue reading →

Copied from US forums post by Haunted: Most of these have been confirmed to be good, but in order to prevent overcrowding in areas I will try to list several different places, all of which should be pretty decent. More … Continue reading →

This is a listing per instance giving the approximate level, and details the quests that you can complete in the instance, as well as any prerequisites for those quests. Some of these quests are for items that are needed to … Continue reading →