User:Farseer Lolotea/Bad Dreams
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 Bad Dreams | |
|---|---|
| Start | (??) |
| End | Shalannius |
| Level | 73 (Requires 73) |
| Category | Exodar |
| Experience |
5150 (or 1 86 at level 85) |
| Rewards |
54 |
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Objectives
Take the Circle's Reply to Shalannius on Azuremyst Isle.
Description
<Name>, a young draenei priestess has recently been plagued by horrible nightmares. Not only has Prophet Velen taken an interest...but oddly enough, the druid trainer Shalannius also believes there's something significant at work. Would you mind conveying this reply from the Cenarion Circle to the Exodar, <class>?
Progress
Do you bring a message from the Circle, <class>?
Completion
Well, this is somewhat unusual: Keeper Remulos wants to speak to Anchorite Saamela as soon as possible. He suggests that she make her way to Moonglade posthaste.
Notes
Shalannius, the currently implemented Azuremyst druid trainer, has relocated into the Vault of Lights; he's now near Prophet Velen's dais. He's accompanied by Anchorite Saamela—who's seated on the floor—and her colleague Anchorite Khasiim, who's pacing back and forth nearby.
The following conversation occurs:
- Anchorite Saamela fidgets nervously
- Anchorite Saamela says: I've prayed, and I've meditated. Nothing has changed...except for this overwhelming sense that I should do something.
- Anchorite Khasiim says: Do what?
- Anchorite Saamela says: I don't know!
- Anchorite Saamela says: My faith is being tested. What else would this be?
- Shalannius says: Perhaps it is not your faith that is in question, Anchorite.
- Shalannius says: You spoke of dragons...and of huge, deformed animals. This sounds all too familiar.
- Shalannius says: We should discuss this in greater depth.
Author's Note
This is entirely fan-made...but if Blizzard's got any good sense, there will eventually be a quest along these lines in-game. In fact, they are heartily encouraged to swipe this (and, of course, embellish upon it).
And if you can spot the obscure literary shout-out, you get a virtual cookie.