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Quest

Retribution of the Light

Felwood · available from level 49

Level 57Neutral – both factionsClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

How to do it

  1. Get it fromJessir Moonbowin Felwood (51, 82)
  2. DoKill Rakaiah
  3. Turn in toRemains of Trey Lightforgein Felwood (39, 50)

Objectives

Return to Jaedenar and kill the succubus Rakaiah before finding the Remains of Trey Lightforge.

  • 1×KillRakaiah

Where

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FelwoodClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

Felwood

Rewards

Experience
4,500 XPClassic formula, at most 5 levels above the quest

Chain · Part 3 of 4

  1. A Strange Red Key55
  2. Rescue From Jaedenar55
  3. Retribution of the Light57
  4. The Remains of Trey Lightforge57
Full quest text

Description

She would like to pretend that she's fine. She'd love for me to think that she's strong enough to deal with all of this on her own, but I know better than that. Trey's death and hearing the torture he was put through is going to haunt her for a long time, and there's nothing we can do to stop that. But we can give her some peace!

‹name›, return to Shadow Hold, kill Trey's torturer and find his remains. There is no reason we can't tie off all these loose ends while Arko'narin mourns in her own private way.

When you return

You inspect the body, and there is no doubt that these are the remains of the Knight of the Silver Hand, Trey Lightforge. For a moment you think of Arko'narin and question if anyone in your life meant as much to you as this man meant to the Night elf captive you recently helped escape Shadow Hold.

After taking another moment to gather your thoughts, you know that you cannot take the paladin's remains back to Jessir without killing his torturer first.

On completion

You gather the paladin's remains as carefully as you can, recalling that at least his spirit has been released from any pain or suffering that might have been forced upon him.