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Quest

Cleansing Felwood

Felwood · available from level 48 · Human, Dwarf, Night Elf, Gnome only

Level 55AllianceClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

How to do it

  1. Get it fromArathandris Silverskyin Felwood (54, 87)
  2. DoGet 15× Blood Amber
  3. Turn in toArathandris Silverskyin Felwood (54, 87)

Objectives

Bring 15 Blood Amber to Arathandris Silversky in Felwood.

  • 15×GetBlood Amber

    Dropped by Dessecus (80 %), Warpwood Moss Flayer (80 %), Warpwood Shredder (80 %)

Where

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FelwoodClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

Felwood

Rewards

Experience
5,650 XPClassic formula, at most 5 levels above the quest

Chain

Full quest text

Description

Plants give life to Felwood, yet even they suffer the taint of corruption. I know ways to cleanse them, but I cannot give out such knowledge to those I don't know or trust. Prove to me that you will truly aid the cause of the Cenarion Circle!

To the north lie the Irontree Caverns. The Warpwood elementals present there are now beyond hope of cleansing. I ask you to bring me their sap - blood amber it is called - so I may study it in the hopes of saving other forms of life here.

When you return

I know Felwood suffers, ‹name› - I suffer along with it! I must remain steadfast in my conviction; were the knowledge I possess to fall into the wrong hands, it would spell disaster for all of Felwood.

Bring to me the blood amber drawn from the slain Warpwood elementals, and I will trust you enough to help me enact a means to fight the corruption.

On completion

This blood amber will be used to find a means of defeating the corruption present in Felwood. You've proven to me that you're willing to do whatever it takes for the Cenarion Circle. I trust you now, friend.

It might seem odd that killing the elementals proved yourself to me, but the end of saving countless sentient beings must justify the means we take. You and I can now focus on the preservation of life through the salves I can make.

‹name›, the time has come to cleanse Felwood.