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| − | |name=Scourgekabob |
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| + | [[File:Well of Eternity - Palace 1.jpg|thumb|]] |
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| − | |id=12484 |
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| − | |level=74 |
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| − | |levelreq=73 |
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| − | |faction=Neutral |
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| − | |start=[[Prigmon]] |
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| − | |category=Grizzly Hills |
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| − | |experience=5200 |
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| − | |end=[[Mack Fearsen]] |
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| − | |money={{cost|1|44}} |
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| − | |previous = {{quest|Vial of Visions}} |
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| − | |next={{quest|Shimmercap Stew}}, {{quest|Seared Scourge}} |
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| + | '''Azshara's Palace''' was the palace of [[Queen Azshara]].<ref>[http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/3502666/Patch_43_Dungeons_Preview%2C_Part_Two_Well_of_Eternity-9_19_2011#blog Patch 4.3 Dungeons Preview, Part Two: Well of Eternity - World of Warcraft]</ref> |
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| − | This quest is opened up by completing [[Quest:Vial of Visions]] for [[Drakuru]]. |
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| + | Azshara, the night elves' beautiful and gifted queen, built an immense, wondrous palace on the Well of Eternity's shore that housed her favored servitors within its bejeweled halls.<ref>[[The Waking World and the Well of Eternity]]</ref> |
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| − | Completing this quest opens up {{quest|Seared Scourge}} and {{quest|Shimmercap Stew}}, from Mack and Prigmon, respectively. |
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| − | ==Objectives== |
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| − | [[Prigmon]] at [[Granite Springs]] wants you to bring a Mummified Troll Carcass to [[Mack Fearsen]] and place it in the fire. |
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| − | * Mummified Carcass Burned |
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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| + | The palace rested on a cliff overlooking the [[Well of Eternity]]. When first the vast, walled edifice had been constructed, using magic that melded both stone and forest into a single, cohesive form, it had been a wonder to touch the heart of any who saw it. Its towers were trees strengthened by rock, with jutting spires and high, open windows. The walls were volcanic stone raised up, then bound tightly by draping vines and giant roots. The main palace at the center had originally by the mystical binding of more than a hundred giant, ancient trees. Bent in together, they had formed the skeleton of the rounded center, over which the stone and vines had been set.<ref>''[[The Well of Eternity]]'', page 1</ref> |
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| − | Ugh. |
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| + | In the highest tower, [[Xavius]] and the other Highborne studied the powers of the Well of Eternity.<ref>''[[The Well of Eternity]]'', page 2, 88</ref> That tower was destroyed by Malfurion, temporarily closing the Burning Legion's portal.<ref>''[[The Well of Eternity]]'', page 357-358</ref> |
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| − | Wrappin' up these unfortunate trolls be makin' my heart ache, but not so much as my back! |
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| + | ==World of Warcraft== |
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| − | Help ol' Prigmon out and haul one of these carcasses over to Mack. |
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| + | {{cata-section}} |
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| + | Azshara's Palace features prominently in the [[Well of Eternity (instance)|Well of Eternity]] instance. The [[Courtyard of Lights]] surrounds it. Its design somewhat resembles the [[Temple of the Moon]] in [[Darnassus]]. A glass walkway goes around it towards a platform where [[Queen Azshara (tactics)|Queen Azshara]], and the highborne who are casting the spell to summon Sargeras, can be fought. It contains several inaccessible sections, both inside and out. |
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| − | If we don't burn 'em they be walkin' again in no time. |
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| + | *It was destroyed in the [[Great Sundering]], but Queen Azshara ordered a palace built in [[Nazjatar]] to rival her old home.<ref>''[[Alliance & Horde Compendium]]'', pages 72-73</ref> The so-called "[[Dragon Isles]]" may be this new palace. |
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| + | *Though it had a prominent role in the [[War of the Ancients Trilogy]], the palace was never given a proper name. Instead, it was usually just called "the palace", or the like. ''[[Shadows & Light]]'' calls it the "Eternal Palace".<ref>''[[Shadows & Light]]'', pages 64, 65, 75, 169</ref> |
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| + | **While not directly referenced in the Caverns of Time version, [[Eternal Champion]]s guard the palace, and Azshara refers to the "Eternal Court" in her boss fight, possibly referencing the RPG name. |
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| + | *While the War of the Ancients Trilogy described the palace as being in [[Zin-Azshari]], ''Shadows & Light'' describes it as being in [[Suramar]]. However, this point may not be an error, as the cities (or their outskirts) may have connected. For more info on this see [[Suramar#Speculation|this section]]. |
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| + | *Both the [[History of Warcraft]], (found in the Warcraft III manual, in-game, and on the official site) and ''Shadows & Light'' also call the palace the alternate name of Azshara's temple/the Eternal Temple. The reasoning for the shift in the name in both sources from palace to temple is unknown. The War of the Ancients Trilogy does not appear to use this name. |
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| − | == |
+ | ==References== |
| + | {{Reflist}} |
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| − | You will receive: {{cost|1|44}} |
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| − | ==Progress== |
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| − | Whatcha got there, <race>? |
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| − | ==Completion== |
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| − | Nothin' better than watchin' them [[Scourge|shcourge]] burn... <hic>. |
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| − | Wrote a little shong about it. Wanna hear it? Here goes.... |
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| − | == Notes == |
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| − | You pick up a [[Scourged Troll Mummy]] by clicking on one of the bodies near [[Prigmon]]. Then go to the fire near Mack, and click on the item in your inventory. |
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| − | ==Quest progression== |
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| − | You must first do the first quest from Drakuru in order to open up talking to Prigmon. |
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| − | <onlyinclude># [[Quest:Scourgekabob]] |
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| − | # [[Quest:Shimmercap Stew]] |
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| − | # [[Quest:Say Hello to My Little Friend]] |
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| − | # [[Quest:Nice to Meat You]] (at Harkor's Camp) |
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| − | Completing Scourgekabob also opens up: |
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| − | # [[Quest:Seared Scourge]] |
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| − | #* [[Quest:Seared Scourge (Daily)]] |
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| − | # [[Quest:Search and Rescue]] (classified as [[Drak'Tharon Keep]]) |
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| − | # [[Quest:Head Games]] </onlyinclude> |
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| − | On completion: |
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| − | :<font color="#FFFF9F">Mack Fearsen says: Shcourged trooolls roashting... |
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| − | :Mack Fearsen says: ...on an open fire.....</font> |
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| − | :<font color=orange>Mack belches loudly...</font> |
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| − | :<font color="#FFFF9F">Mack Fearsen says: That's it! Far as I got... Whatd'ya think?</font> |
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| + | {{Well of Eternity Subzones}} |
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| − | ==External links== |
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| + | [[Category:Warcraft: War of the Ancients Trilogy]] |
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| − | {{elinks-quest|12484}} |
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| + | [[Category:Lore regions]] |
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Revision as of 19:22, 12 January 2012
Azshara's Palace was the palace of Queen Azshara.[1]
Azshara, the night elves' beautiful and gifted queen, built an immense, wondrous palace on the Well of Eternity's shore that housed her favored servitors within its bejeweled halls.[2]
Description
The palace rested on a cliff overlooking the Well of Eternity. When first the vast, walled edifice had been constructed, using magic that melded both stone and forest into a single, cohesive form, it had been a wonder to touch the heart of any who saw it. Its towers were trees strengthened by rock, with jutting spires and high, open windows. The walls were volcanic stone raised up, then bound tightly by draping vines and giant roots. The main palace at the center had originally by the mystical binding of more than a hundred giant, ancient trees. Bent in together, they had formed the skeleton of the rounded center, over which the stone and vines had been set.[3]
In the highest tower, Xavius and the other Highborne studied the powers of the Well of Eternity.[4] That tower was destroyed by Malfurion, temporarily closing the Burning Legion's portal.[5]
World of Warcraft
Azshara's Palace features prominently in the Well of Eternity instance. The Courtyard of Lights surrounds it. Its design somewhat resembles the Temple of the Moon in Darnassus. A glass walkway goes around it towards a platform where Queen Azshara, and the highborne who are casting the spell to summon Sargeras, can be fought. It contains several inaccessible sections, both inside and out.
Notes
- It was destroyed in the Great Sundering, but Queen Azshara ordered a palace built in Nazjatar to rival her old home.[6] The so-called "Dragon Isles" may be this new palace.
- Though it had a prominent role in the War of the Ancients Trilogy, the palace was never given a proper name. Instead, it was usually just called "the palace", or the like. Shadows & Light calls it the "Eternal Palace".[7]
- While not directly referenced in the Caverns of Time version, Eternal Champions guard the palace, and Azshara refers to the "Eternal Court" in her boss fight, possibly referencing the RPG name.
- While the War of the Ancients Trilogy described the palace as being in Zin-Azshari, Shadows & Light describes it as being in Suramar. However, this point may not be an error, as the cities (or their outskirts) may have connected. For more info on this see this section.
- Both the History of Warcraft, (found in the Warcraft III manual, in-game, and on the official site) and Shadows & Light also call the palace the alternate name of Azshara's temple/the Eternal Temple. The reasoning for the shift in the name in both sources from palace to temple is unknown. The War of the Ancients Trilogy does not appear to use this name.
References
- ^ Patch 4.3 Dungeons Preview, Part Two: Well of Eternity - World of Warcraft
- ^ The Waking World and the Well of Eternity
- ^ The Well of Eternity, page 1
- ^ The Well of Eternity, page 2, 88
- ^ The Well of Eternity, page 357-358
- ^ Alliance & Horde Compendium, pages 72-73
- ^ Shadows & Light, pages 64, 65, 75, 169
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