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Quest

The Writhing Deep

Feralas · available from level 40

Level 46AllianceClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

How to do it

  1. Get it fromLarge Leather Backpacksin Feralas (73, 56)
  2. DoTalk to Zukk'ash Pod
  3. Turn in toZukk'ash Podin Feralas (72, 64)

Objectives

Now that Raschal's last known whereabouts have been discovered, continue your search for him or his remains in the Writhing Deep. According to the note, it is located to the south of the Woodpaw gnoll camps.

Where

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Map of Feralas

FeralasClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

Feralas

Map of Feralas

Rewards

Experience
3,050 XPClassic formula, at most 5 levels above the quest
Reputation
+150 Darnassus

Chain · Part 7 of 10

  1. The Missing Courier43
  2. The Missing Courier43
  3. Boat Wreckage44
  4. The Knife Revealed44
  5. Psychometric Reading44
  6. The Woodpaw Gnolls44
  7. The Writhing Deep46
  8. Freed from the Hive46
  9. A Hero's Welcome46
  10. Rise of the Silithid46
Full quest text

Description

Inside the backpacks are two items: the first is a parcel of goods that was bound for Thalanaar, and the second is a note hastily penned to an unknown reader.

The note tells of discovering insidious bug-like creatures south of the gnoll camps in a place called the Writhing Deep. The author felt the need to investigate it personally, as though it was a serious threat to all of Feralas. The note is signed, "Raschal of Feathermoon".

It would seem that you have located where Raschal ultimately went.

On completion

You have discovered a large pod of an alien nature. The texture of the pod appears mucous, though hardened protrusions stick out from random parts of it. The pod itself has the height and width to easily encompass a humanoid inside of it... and from the faint humanoid shape visible through the skin of the pod, you surmise that this is what it indeed encapsulates.