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Kommentar von Ormriss

You can obtain this quest at 40, but the dragons you have to defeat are level 50 elites. The area where you fight them is also filled with a good number of other 40+ elite dragons. Bring a group prepared for a fight similar to a boss at the end of an instance and you'll do fine.

Also don't wait too long to finish this one, as the rewards are great for a character in the early 40s, not so great for early 50s. Note that if you don't intend to use any of the rewards, you should grab the chestplate, as it sells for nearly 2.5 gold.

Kommentar von kreghx

Pillar of Opal: 72,65
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Diamond: 83,33

Kommentar von 29269

BlackLash's Binding And Chains Of Hematus Are Not Easy To Get ... You Should Have Group With Lvl 50 + ... You Can Summon Then By The Strange 3 Stone You Can Them .. They Are Located Near The Main Place Of The BlackLash And Hematus ...You Can Get The Stones From A Big Rock ..Like Meeting Stone For The Dungeon ... The BlackLash And Hematus Is A Big Elite Dragons .. But Sign Of Earth From A Big Boss That Walk WIth His Body Gaurds I Killed Him Alone When I Was Doing THe Quest I Just Pull Him Out Of The Group :)

Kommentar von 23118

The actual Seal of Earth you need to go to after you collect the runestones is at 82,49.

Kommentar von 29978

To make this quest much easier, back away after you summon the two dragons. If you get aggro, run north to lose them. After they go back, anyone can easily pull each dragon by themselves even though they are very close to each other.

Kommentar von Thottbot

For those of you that don't want to look up the individual pillars -

Pillar of Diamond: 84, 33
Pillar of Amethyst: 81, 64
Pillar of Opal: 72, 67

Seal of the Earth: 81, 50

Just visit the 3 Pillars first, then use the Seal of the Earth. That's the easy part. Hard part is killin the 2 mobs!

Kommentar von Thottbot

After dying three times, I was able to solo Blacklash and Hematus as a 54 shaman. If you've got the right talent spec (and 4-5 greater mana potions or better) you can take them out.

Some tips:
- It's critical to have 5 ranks in Improved Lesser Healing Wave. 5 in Tidal Focus and Tidal Mastery will also help (think "cookie-cutter NS build"). You'll be healing yourself a lot, and if you can't get your heals off while being struck, you're done for.

- I did this with greater mana potions. 700-900 isn't a lot of mana, but two for each fight was enough for me. Having better mana potions will make your fights noticeably easier.

- Knowing what to expect from the two dragonkin can help a bit, so here's the scoop: Blacklash uses a fire spell that always hits for exactly 500, while Hematus uses one that hits for 70-80 the first time and inflicts a magic effect that increases damage from each subsequent fire spell by 70-80. These effects stack, so Hematus' fire attacks will become more deadly as the fight goes on. The below strategy (necessarily) prolongs the fight by conserving mana for healing, so keep a close eye on your health as your fight with Hematus goes on.

- Fire resistance totems might help you during this fight. Their effect should be more noticeable against Hematus because of the nature of his fire attack. I didn't use them because I wanted to save mana, but you might find that they pay for themselves in the form of damage prevented (and consequently, healing not needed).

- I used a one-hander and shield for the fight. You might be able to use a two-hander, but keep in mind that both dragonkin have powerful melee attacks (I was taking about 250-300 damage per hit if memory serves, and that was with 45% damage reduction).

The strategy:
Before you do anything, kill a few of the 44-45 dragonkin near the pillar so you have some room to work with. If you use LB or shocks to fight them, be sure to replenish your mana before using your runestones. When you use the runestones, back away from the pillar immediately, or Blacklash and Hematus will both spawn right on top of you. Run away at first if they start attacking you, then come back when you've shed aggro.

Cast Rockbiter on your weapon. You can't afford to rely on Windfury's randomness, and Flametongue Weapon won't help at all (Blacklash and Hematus are immune to fire). Run just within aggro range of one (don't pull with a spell--save your mana) and pull him back from the pillar a short ways. Don't worry, you won't pull both of them.

Now, drop a Strength of Earth totem (your only use of mana other than heals). If you want to use Fire Resistance totems, cast one now as well. Start swinging away with your weapon, and resist the temptation to use shocks to deal more damage. You don't have enough mana to kill them with spells, even combined with melee. Let your weapon deal all the damage. With Rockbiter and Strength of Earth, your damage-dealing will be solid and consistent. If you have ranks in Thundering Strikes, Flurry, and Parry, you'll do even better.

When your health is knocked down to about 750, start spam-healing with LHW until you're back up to about 90%, then go back to attacking with your melee weapon. Don't fill your health back up all the way, or you'll waste mana. It's important to wait until your health gets low to start healing, because you want to regain as much mana as possible while you're swinging away with your weapon.

Once you've used mana equal to the amount you can replenish with a potion (say you've used 900 and you have a greater mana potion), use one immediately, then go back to attacking. This way, you start that two-minute potion cooldown early and get the opportunity to use a second mana potion in the fight. More mana potions means more healing, since you'll be using almost all of it for LHW.

Your SoE totem will probably expire two times (maybe three if you're not enhancement-specced) during the fight. When it expires, immediately recast it and heal yourself back to 90%. If you're using FR totems, recast them only when you recast SoE. FR will always disappear before SoE (at 54, your best FR should last 1 min., and SoE 1.5) but you'll still have FR down for two-thirds of the fight with this strategy. The idea is to minimize the amount of time you're not regaining mana while giving your melee attacks that extra punch you'll need to win.

Follow the above, and you can pull it off. Each one will take 4-5 minutes, perhaps a bit less if you're enhancement-specced. (My Rockbiter wore off just as I killed each one, so I'm judging the length by that). Be sure to bring a few drinks with you, and 4-5 extra mana potions (just in case something goes wrong and you have to try again).

Hopefully this will help someone (especially those who can't get groups together out in the Badlands--I never have luck forming groups there).

-- Charne, member of Charnel House, Shadow Council realm

Kommentar von Thottbot

Duoed at 47 (44 Shaman as pet healer), soloed at 53 while farming dragonscales (leftover spawn from some hapless Dru who couldn't complete the quest & left the dragons to their own devices).

Important preparation: a) respec your pet: max life, max fire resist(!), rest armour (forget Bite etc unless you have a Gorilla or Vulture -> Screech/Stomp generate additional aggro), b) get a major mana pot or five, c) clear at least a part of the area of the 44/45 guardians (add = you'll die).

Duo Strat: Release dragons, run away, FD, get up, retreat, wait for FD cooldown to clear. Pull single dragon; FD when dualpull & start over. Single pull successful, send in pet, hit Bestial Wrath to generate humungous initial aggro, start firing. Shaman propped up totems & otherwise didn't do anything EXCEPT heal the pet; when your healer starts dealing damage you're in for a beating (healer draws aggro = baaaad thing...). Use Multishot whenever available & refresh Serpent constantly.

When you overaggro for the first time, FD IMMEDIATELY & you can lean into the dragon with impunity for the rest of the fight (1st thing after FD: fire off MS, engage Rapid Fire to whack out more ouch). Result: After about 2 minutes & a mana pot, the first dragon went down. Cleared respawned guardians, waited for Rapid Fire cooldown to reset, pulled 2nd dragon (who had eaten a 5x Warrior in the meantime who thought he could solo him :)), lather, rinse, repeat. Just make sure your pet never goes down; with the above fire res respec, it shouldn't need healing to the extent that the healer draws aggro.

The above duo should work with any BM-hunter/healer combination as long as the hunter hits often & hard enough so that pet aggro over time doesn't go below heal aggro.

Solo strat: Pull, send in pet, BW, give him all you have, FD to reset aggro, wait for pet to die (happend at around 20-25% for me), then do some old-school kiting, kite the bastard for another minutes & let him slowly die from Serpent Sting & the odd MS i could pop off between Concs. If he closes in, Wing Clip. Key points: Drink a mana pot early, when pet is still doing okay so that the potion timer resets when you're kiting him (-> second potion). Was a fun run, even if all I got was rugged leather from skinning :).

Kommentar von Thottbot

For those of you that don't want to look up the individual pillars -

Pillar of Diamond: 84,33
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Opal: 72,67

Seal of the Earth: 81,50

Just visit the 3 Pillars first, then use the Seal of the Earth. That's the easy part.
when you Use Seal Of the Earth you must run away
and then pull one of the lvl 50 elite !

Kommentar von Thottbot

This quest really isn't worthwhile for people who can solo these dragons EASILY (if you CAN solo them though, good for you).Unfortunately for my group, the hunter we had aggroed both of them. From the above posts and my own personal experience, these are tough dragons alone, but together... I'll let you put it together.

Kommentar von Thottbot

46 destruction lock. I was mowing down the 44 elites around the altar so I thought I could cheese my way out of this one and clicked the altar. As soon as I clicked it 2 lvl50 elite dragons come out and owned me. Unfearable, immune to fire. Bring a group, folks.

Kommentar von Thottbot

The post at the top had the right cordinates. Soloed them at lvl 48. They are imumue to bash and helm of fire(no suprise). Summon them and run away in travel form. Go back and single pull with starfire, wrath and moonfire. In bear form use feral fire, demoralizing roar, swipe and at 60% health frenzied regeneration to almost full health. Wait till 60%, again shift out, bark skin and heal to full health. Cast moonfire maybe innervate then finish in bear with almost full health. I had on 45 FR, 4819 health, 26% crit, 26% dodge, 7241 armor, 72.6 dps with only food buff. I think the mobs only have about 10-12k health.

Edit: I wish my lvl 48 warrior could solo this because finding a group for quests sucks.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I solo it with 52lvl feral druid

Kommentar von Allakhazam

We did this quest with a level 47 shaman, level 43 resto druid and a level 43 warrior. The shaman summoned the dragons and we all then ran away. Once they had stopped chasing us, we went back and pulled them one by one, with relative ease. The shaman main-tanked, with the warrior off-tanking. The resto druid (me) healed. It took quite a lot of healing but I just kept using 'healing touch', and used Innervate halfway through. It was really pretty straightforward although they did take a long time to die.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I must say, even as a 58 lock, I found soloing this a bit difficult.
I used the infernal on one of them and my battle chicken+mithril mechanical dragonling on the other just to learn that it is so much easier with the Felhunter out to avoid all the fire damage.

Edited, Thu Mar 16 17:27:15 2006

Kommentar von Allakhazam

once you have the runestones where do you summon the dragons?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Just finished the quest with a 50 Warrior, 50 Shaman, and 46 Rogue.

If you have less than 4 people you'll need to fight them one at a time. Clear the drakes around and north of the pillar first. If you have a Rogue or Hunter, have him summon the dragons and Vanish or Feign Death; Otherwise just summon & run until they de-aggro.

Blacklash has a cone AoE fire breath attack that does a good deal of damage, so have everyone attack him from behind. A fire protection potion on the tank isn't a bad idea either.

Hematus has a DD fire attack with a debuff that causes more fire damage, which is dispellable.

Like the other elite drakes, both of them are immune to fire. They are also immune to stuns and poisons as Vasarious stated.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I had to do it with a 57 shaman, 60 mage, and me, 55 shaman. We weren't doing it very seriously, so the shaman died once, right after we killed one of the dragons, and the mage was close to dying from the other dragon, but I took aggro off at just the right moment, and I tanked the other dragon..they have a spell, Flame Buffet, it stackable, increases fire damage taken. It was stacked to do 150 fire damage + their flame breath. How nice it would have been to have a priest or warlock w/felhunter ...

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Don't be too afraid of these dragons. Did them 5 minutes ago with 4 level 45s, with sub-average gear: warlock, priest, mage, warrior was all it took. Us casters went over to the ledge closest to the pillar where you spawn the two mobs, and we let the tank spawn them; we let them kill the tank when they spawned, priest rez'd tank, and then pulled one single. Priest got aggro once and died, but soulstone took care of it. Tank was able to keep them away from us other than that.

No need to wait until your lvl 50 if you want to group this.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

URBAN.......
Who: Gorn
Category: Badlands
Prereq: Broken Alliances

Level: 50
Items Needed:
(1) Blacklash's Bindings
Unique
Quest Item

(1) Chains of Hematus
Unique
Quest Item

(1) Sign of the Earth
Unique
Quest Item
Use:

Side: Horde
Added: Sep 11th, 2004
Updated: Jan 4th,1937

Objectives:
Use the Sign of the Earth to activate the Pillars of Diamond, Opal, and Amethyst and obtain the Runestones.

Place the runestones in the Seal of the Earth to free Blacklash and Hematus.

Slay them and return Blacklash's Bindings, the Chains of Hematus, and the Sign of the Earth to Gorn.

Game Description:
The Seal of the Earth is held by three runestones, held in the Pillars of Diamond, Opal, and Amethyst in Lethlor Ravine. Using the Sign of the Earth, you will be able to remove the runestones and unlock the Seal of the Earth.

Be wary though, <Name>, the black drakes Blacklash and Hematus are not to be trifled with. See them dead and return their bindings to me.

To reach the ravine, travel to the far eastern part of the Badlands. Be careful though, for the ravine is home to countless drakes.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

The pillars are around the same area as the Seal of the Earth. The valley where the seal is has two entrances, each full of dragonkin whelplings, two of the pillars are in the southern valley and one is in the northern. They are easy to spot.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

5900xp @ lvl41 OO

Kommentar von Allakhazam

A 58 druid helped me with it. He needed to do it too and we managed to kill them alone. I am level 42 so the item rocks for me !

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Best way to do this is to have a hunter do the final turn in. Once he does turn in feign death. Then you can pull the dragons single instead of getting two elite 50s on your arse.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Soloed by 40-41 (leved while clearing trash for second pull, etc) hunter. Love the uber ? elite solos.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Just did it with my 55 rogue + a 60 hunterbot.
came there and saw a hunterbot killing the elites, so I spawned the dragons, stealthed out, and he killed him, although his pet died. To bad I had to do it again, because the hunterbot attacked him first, so I didnt get the quest drop :D

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Soloed this as a lvl 50 Hunter (Beast Master). Quite easy. Kill the elite dragons on one area so you can fight without extra agros, make your pet stay a distance away from the seal of Earth, then summon the Bosses, run away from them and faign death. Recover your health, make sure your pet is happy, and you have all the buffs you can (I used pots for agi and int, and scrolls of agi, str, and sta on pet).
Pull one Boss then send pet using bestial wrath+beast within, then use serpent sting, rapid fire, and arcane shot until bestial wrath dispells. Keep using normal shots whenever possible and serpent sting as necesary, using mana mainly for Mend Pet. After killing the first dragon just wait for rapid fire to refresh and repeat the above.
I only failed once, because I didnt notice my pet had fallen to contempt. No big deal though just feign death, rez pet and wait for coooldowns. (buff pet again if you can, I couldnt, didnt have any scrolls left)

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I just did full 40 man raid on those two evryone was lvl40-45 i am a warrior all warriors stood next to the summoning spot while i summoned we took both at same time focused on Blacklash 1st warriors held aggro while casters healed and did DOT
and Mages did a lot of instant spells rogues got behind and spammed backstab they took a while to go dwn a couple of ppl died nut they were rezzed Take my advice and raid them

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Just completed the quest with only 3 in the group,

Level 42 Shaman
Level 41 Paladin
Level 49 Rogue (me)

Pillar of Opal: 72,65
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Diamond: 83,33
Seal of the Earth: 81,52

We summoned the two dragons, then ran away. Then we pulled and killed them one at a time. I DPSed as much as I could while they healed me/dpsed. The two dragons are immune to stuns, poisons and any kind of interuption it seems. Wasn't able to Cheapshot, Kidney Shot or Kick.

5900 XP, 350 Rep. with Orgrimmar and nice rewards.

Edited, Jan 20th 2007 12:13am by Deliberation

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Soloed this as a level 51 full affliction warlock, no consumables. Just over 2k health/3k mana and about +150 shadow damage. The dragons are not fearable, which made it substantially more difficult -- standard drain tanking with the succubus (or imp) out couldn't cut it.

I managed to get only Backlash on the initial pull by standing as far away from the north side of the pillar as possible, turning my back to it, then running like hell away from the pillar immediately after completing the quest for the summon. Unfortunately, I died after the pull anyway as I learned he wasn't fearable.

Plenty of time to run back and rest up for another try, so brought out the voidwalker this time and made an easy single pull. Built up the dots slowly and let the VW get beat down to near 50% before using health funnel so as not to pull aggro. Health funnel couldn't quite keep pace with the incoming damage, so it was very difficult to sneak in a dot or maybe two in between funnels. Eventually the VW died, and I was weakened from the funnels, but I just barely managed to drop him with a couple more dots, health stone, and drain life spam.

I just about never use the VW, so I didn't think to sac him when it was clear he was just about to die, which would have made the last part much easier. I decided to try that with Hematus, but I applied dots too quickly, pulled aggro and died. Again, plenty of time to run back and try again. Everything was going fine, but unfortunately an alliance warrior jumped in, which ruined the solo attempt. But, otherwise, the fight was an exact replay of the first one, except slightly easier due to experience with the first fight.

Edited, Mar 29th 2007 2:54am by Moonsing

Kommentar von Allakhazam

solo was tough for me but i made it as a 53 pally. backlash was the harder of the two from my experience, so maybe warm up on the other guy to get your strategy going, then get backlash (his fire spells are stronger)

Kommentar von Allakhazam

soloable at lvl 56, as a rogue anyway.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Pillar of Opal: 72,65
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Diamond: 83,33

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Read all these posts about 40s pulling off this kill, so I thought why not try it with our 43 Pally and 41 Rogue. Nope. If they were easy to kill before they ain't now.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Bringing the Runes to the Seal of the Earth spawns the 2 level 50 elite dragonlings which you must slay. They hit for 442+ with a flame breath attack doing 500 dmg. Immune to stun and poisons.

Being a lvl 43 Rogue, this was an extreme challenge. They would come solo, but had at least 6k HPs. My regular attacks were doing no more than 16 dmg as well. My specials were at full effect though. My kicks did not interupt the flame breath. My DoTs worked.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

anyone know where to get the 3 runestones?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Pillar of Opal: 72,65
Pillar of Amethyst: 81,64
Pillar of Diamond: 83,33

Kommentar von ArxonHavenloft

Completed this as a 50 Warlock. Easy until you have to fight the 2 dragons. You will need to kite these 1 at a time (Unless you're better than me). Send void on one and let him die while you kite the other away with dots until it dies.They stay spawned for at least 10 mins without de-spawning so the other one should be waiting for you when you get back.They are immune to fear so be careful. It helps to clear out the elites in the area first.

Kommentar von tpf27

Solo'd this as 49 hunter. Basically just did what one of the other comments suggested and ran away once clicking on the stone to reset them. Pulled them one at a time and kited them each halfway across the Badlands one at a time with Aspect of the Cheetah and let my pet beat on them.

Second dragon I couldn't get aggro off my pet so he died a bit early but I was still able to kite pretty easily since he would stop to cast a fire spell whenever I got in range, and then I could cancel it by running back out of range.

Was late at night on the server and no one was really available to help so I found a way to get it done!

Kommentar von Wimbleton

Like a lot of quests in Classic, when you accept it and look at the rewards, it looks pretty interesting. Then you realize you'll need to be about nine levels higher to actually complete the quests solo since finding anyone else to help, even if you're in a good guild, is extremely difficult. Then of course the rewards end up with a vendor. I don't know that there is a way around this conundrum other than to maybe pre-load your expectations with the old "...bring a friend or two" language. But that won't happen now.

Kommentar von HrdScp

Pick up gems from the 3 pillars, spawn two level 50 elite drakes in the middle. Can be pulled 1 by 1

Kommentar von AngusMcBeef

Ok so this quest is popular in Season of Discovery Phase 2 due to the high-level rewards at the lvl40 cap.

The quest is tough even with a 5-man lvl40 group, so you might need additional people (just don't create a raid, as the quest can't be completed that way). As a hunter, you also have the option to solo this quest at lvl40 (have done it before on Era too at lvl43). You do the following:

General:
- Both Hematus and Blacklash have normal enemy running speed, which is about 120%, so you outrun them with Cheetah. One of them, I believe Hematus, has a ranged cast (flame buffet) that has fairly short range however and he needs to stand still to cast it. You should always be out of his casting range at the time he's finishing his cast. Just keep running.
- You need to kite them each for about 15 minutes to kill them. Badlands is a pretty terrible place to do it as you need a lot of space where you don't get jumped by mobs left and right. The best nearby place is Loch Modan eastern lake side. Run a big circle there. The mobs there are neutral and low-level, so they won't bother you unless you stand on top of their toes.
- Use Chimera + Lone Wolf runes for max damage (despawn your pet with distance once you don't need it anymore). Jump-turn autoshot is also an option as you can keep 5 seconds rule to regenerate mana.

How you do it:
- Gather the runes to summon Hematus and Backlash.
- Come from north. Clear the whelplings in the way (your goal is to run to Loch Modan). They deal a lot of damage and cast at range, so you can't just wing-clip them (but trap launcher freezing trap would be an option if only 1-2 are left).
- Summon Hematus and Blacklash, immediately run away and feign death. You might need to use your pet for this, or for distracting the elite non-named drakes around them, though I managed to get to the pillar without aggroing these.
- Now coming again from north, at the start of the area with the non-named elite drakes, go a bit to the left (western side on the map) to put your pet there (small patch where there are no elite drakes around). Make it stay, then use it to pull the elite non-named drakes that are in the way to the pillar. As soon as your pet has aggro, make it return to it's place. In the meanwhile, while the non-named drakes are out of the way, pull Hematus or Blacklash individually and run north/north-west (towards Loch Modan). Your pet should soon despawn due to distance. Resummon it immediately as it will regenerate health due to being out of combat. Use it to distract remaining whelplings (if any), though trap launcher freezing trap is probably easier. Going up the hills you will get in an area with lvl40+ wolves, just use pet again or wing-clip or more trap launcher. The same goes for enemies down in the valley (there are stealthed cats here, but they have low aggro range).
- Once you're in Loch Modan, it's fairly easy. Just keep blasting Chimera or jump-turn auto shot until it dies.
- Repeat for the second dragon.

Kommentar von schneller88

It's quite simple in a group.

Have a hunter that can kite.
Bam they're doing 80% of the quest. (you'd be surprise...how many can't kite ) and the rest of the team clears the path.
I would suggest heading north, there is a weird ramp, but it makes corpse running easier (graveyard is north).

One dragon tries to cast, so bait it out and wail on him inbetween casts.
It has more HP but it also means the rest of the team can try to DPS him.

Kommentar von Jenslyn

definetlely do able, even without healer. Just killed him with 3 hunters and 2 warriors. Hunters kite the dragon around while other in grp deal with the annoying adds around badlands. Also alot of randoms joined in on the cause helping us ofc.

edit:

You can't do this in a raid, only group

Kommentar von Angronn

Kite it to Kargath. easy.

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Benutzt das Zeichen der Erde, um die Säulen aus Diamant, Opal und Amethyst zu aktivieren und die Runensteine zu holen.

Legt die Runensteine auf das Siegel der Erde, um Schattenbringer und Hematus zu befreien.

Tötet sie und bringt dann Gorn Schattenbringers Bindung, Hematus' Ketten und das Zeichen der Erde.

	Schattenbringers Bindungen (1)
	Ketten von Hematus (1)
	Zeichen der Erde (Bereitgestellt) (1)

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Das Siegel der Erde wird von drei Runensteinen gebildet, die in der Lethlorklamm auf Säulen aus Diamant, Opal und Amethyst liegen. Ihr könnt die Runensteine mit Hilfe des Zeichens der Erde entfernen und so das Siegel der Erde brechen.

Seid jedoch vorsichtig, <Name>, die Schwarzdrachen Schattenbringer und Hematus sollte man nicht unterschätzen. Tötet sie und kehrt mit ihren Bindungen zu mir zurück.

Um die Klamm zu erreichen, müsst Ihr in den östlichsten Teil des Ödlandes reisen. Lasst jedoch Vorsicht walten, da die Klamm zahllose Drachen beherbergt.

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	Lohenwindbrustplatte		Prismaschuppenhalsberge
	Kriegsgeschmiedete Brustplatte		Gedankenexplosion-Medaillon

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150 Ruf mit der Fraktion Orgrimmar

Wenn du Folgendes im Spiel eingibst, kannst du überprüfen, ob du das schon abgeschlossen hast:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(793))

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