Heart of the kingdom of Stormwind, teeming with lush woodlands, kobold-infested gold mines, and Defias bandit activity.
DANGER: Feared Gnoll Chieftain of the Riverpaw pack! Roams the southwest hillocks with Riverpaw gnoll escorts.
The Brass Collar prize-winning pig, guarded by two Porcine escorts in the pumpkin patches.
Extreme density humanoids (Defias Bandits and Kobold Laborers) with fast 90-second respawn timers and 42% Linen drop rates.
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Mag, my scouts tell me that the kobold infestation is larger than we had thought. A group of kobold workers has camped near the Echo Ridge Mine to the north. Go to the mine and remove them. We know there are at least 10. Kill them, see if there are more, then report back to me.
Recently, a new group of thieves has been hanging around Northshire. They call themselves the Defias Brotherhood, and have been seen across the river to the east. I don't know what they're up to, but I'm sure it's not good! Bring me the bandanas they wear, and I'll reward you with a weapon.
Kill 12 Kobold Laborers, then return to Marshal McBride at Northshire Abbey.
Take Marshal McBride's Documents to Marshal Dughan in Goldshire.
Go to the Gallina Winery, and bring Suzetta Gallina the Wine Ticket for a free bottle of wine.
Go to the Canal Tailor Shop and bring Rema Schneider the Cloth Request from Harlan Bagley.
Go to the Larson Clothiers in the Stormwind Mage Quarter, and give Thurman Schneider his Sewing Kit.
Speak with Marshal McBride.
Speak with Innkeeper Farley at the Lion's Pride Inn.
Speak with Eagan Peltskinner.
Bring the Northshire Gift Voucher to Merissa Stilwell.
Kill Garrick Padfoot and bring his head to Deputy Willem at Northshire Abbey.
Kill 10 Kobold Vermin, then return to Deputy Willem.
Bring 8 Tough Wolf Meat to Eagan Peltskinner.
Speak with Milly Osworth.
Bring 8 crates of Milly's Harvest to Milly Osworth at Northshire Abbey.
Bring the Grape Manifest to Brother Neals in Northshire Abbey.
Bring William's Shipment to Morgan Pestle in the Stormwind Trade District.
