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Quest

Hidden Enemies

Orgrimmar · available from level 9

Level 12HordeClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

How to do it

  1. Get it fromThrallin Orgrimmar (32, 38)
  2. DoExplore the area on the map
  3. Turn in toThrallin Orgrimmar (32, 38)

Objectives

Take the Lieutenant's Insignia to Neeru Fireblade and speak to him. Gauge if he believes you are a member of the Burning Blade and then return to Thrall in Orgrimmar.

  • •Exploreexplore the area on the map

Where

Exclamation mark = pick up, question mark = turn in, dots and squares = where the objectives are. Click the legend to toggle layers.

OrgrimmarClassic data (CMaNGOS) – not verified in Forever

Orgrimmar

Rewards

Experience
460 XPClassic formula, at most 5 levels above the quest
Reputation
+75 Orgrimmar

Chain · Part 2 of 5

  1. Hidden Enemies12
  2. Hidden Enemies12
  3. Hidden Enemies16
  4. Hidden Enemies15
  5. Hidden Enemies16
Full quest text

Description

Now let us see if this insignia you found is worth the effort.

There is a warlock within the city who believes he has my trust. He does not know that I realize where his true loyalties lie. He is in fact the leader of the Burning Blade. But do not rush off to do battle with him; he has a purpose, and we shall use him against our enemies.

Take this insignia to him in the Cleft of Shadow here in Orgrimmar, speak to him and see if he believes you are one of his own, then return to me here.

When you return

Well, ‹class›? Does he believe our ploy, or are things worse than I had first estimated?

Proving valuable to Neeru will make our infiltration of the Shadow Council much easier. He will have plenty of information that we can use to route out those who would destroy all we have built in Durotar.

On completion

Excellent! Most excellent, ‹class›!

What you have done this day is only the first step in a much broader foundation--a foundation that we will build the destruction of the Shadow Council on, once and for all.

Tell me all he said... and leave not one word out--it may be more important than you realize.