Old Pi'jiu

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Old Pi'jiu
The Really Skunky Beer event
The sunken hozen ship offshore

Old Pi'jiu [37, 77] is a ruined pandaren fishing town on the southwestern part of Timeless Isle that used to have brewery.[1] To the north is the Celestial Court, the Tushui Landing is to the northwest, and eastward is the Firewalkers' Path leading to the Firewalker Ruins and points northward.

The Really Skunky Beer event plays out here occasionally. Ten Skunky Brew Alementals will spawn, all with the standard alemental set of abilities. Once they have been defeated, Zhu-Gon the Sour spawns in the center of town by the well. Kill it for a decent amount of Timeless Coins.

At the dock, Fin Longpaw occasionally starts fishing. If interacted with, he will fish up the kraken Karkanos. Off the shore to the southeast is a sunken hozen ship, where there a number of cursed hozen swabbies guarding the Sunken Treasure.

History

When the village of Pi'jiu was attacked by the Ordon yaungol generations ago, the villagers bravely erected a keg in the center of the village. The following morning, after the celebration had died down, the still-drunken yaungol blearily agreed to a peace treaty.[2]

After brew alementals attacked the village, the pandaren inhabitants had to escape the village.[1]

Exploring Azeroth

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Following the awakening of the Dragon Isles, Chen Stormstout, Li Li Stormstout, and Catelyn the Blade had continued along on the Firewalkers' Path until they reached the ruins of Old Pi'jiu. Chen explained to the others the history of the village and how it had become a ruin, noting that it was not due to the Ordon yaungol, but to the skunky brew alementals.[1]

Inhabitants

Outskirts

During the Really Skunky Beer event

Dock

Sunken hozen ship

Trivia

  • Pijiu (Píjiǔ, 啤酒) is Chinese for beer.

Patch changes

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