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What's your favorite quest?
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Ahhh, there's so many.
Can I put in a vote for [Gnombliteration!]? lol. That one is rather fun. |
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Edited by Raimondas on 9/2/11 9:44 AM (PDT)
Too many to choose from.
The Worgen starting zone has a great mix of fun, excitement, urgency, even tragedy and loss; if you haven't done it at least twice yet, you should. The Goblin starting zone (at least Kezan) is kind of a fun overdose; if you haven't done it at least twice yet, you should. And remember to bring some of that  Kaja'Cola with you; you'll never see it again. It gets much darker after level 5, though.Silverpine Forest (Forsaken) was quite the fun run; I didn't really feel like I was grinding most of the time, even when I was. And seeing the battle for Gilneas from the other side was enlightening, to say the least. For individual quests, there are still quite a few. One that sticks out is (H)(20) Welcome to the Machine. The tables are turned on you, brave adventurer, as you get a yellow ! above YOUR head, and you get to see what WoW's player base looks like to all those quest givers you've been harassing over the years. It isn't pretty, but it is funny. This quest immediately follows Warchief's Command: Hillsbrad Foothills! (It is in contested territory and unlike Gilneas it will not be phased so you can get ganked here.) Read all 3 pages of the quest item immediately on accepting the quest, then read the NPC dialogs which begin popping up. Another is (H)(10 Daily) Moat Monster! This is an Undercity fishing daily where you go out into the Ruins of Lordaeron and pretend to be Alliance, and when you do...hilarity ensues. It's even funnier on PvP servers. RPers might want to hold this quest in their log for the situational RP opportunities it provides, especially on RP-PvP servers. If you haven't punched Deathwing in the face yet, head out to Badlands and pick up (A)(47) Down to the Scar in Dragon's Mouth / (H)(47) Down to the Scar in New Kargath. This short quest chain will have you punch Deathwing in the face, pick him up and throw him to Kalimdor, and beat him in a knife fight. Or maybe I'm just telling you a tall tale. Go see for yourself, and see if you can figure out what happened The Day that Deathwing Came. Onward and downward... (A)(73) Doing Your Duty. You've seen outhouses adding flavor to the game world in WoW since level 1. This is the first and only time you'll ever be able to actually USE one of them. While you're in Northrend, stop by the murloc encampment in Borean Tundra and do (71) Oh Noes, the Tadpoles! Rescue the murloc tadpoles and you have an endless army of little baby murlocs. Perfect if you missed Blizzcon 2005 and always wanted a murloc pet, but unfortunately they don't stick around forever. If your idea of fun involves lots of innuendo, go to Storm Peaks and do the Sons of Hodir quest line through (80) Raising Hodir's Spear (and a few others I forget offhand). Then you can do (80 Daily) Thrusting Hodir's Spear and (80 Daily) Polishing Hodir's Helm. No, actually, you got all the fun from reading the names of the quests. One of my favorites was (74) The Battle For The Undercity, though it is no longer available in game. In Outland, (70 Daily) The Booterang: A Cure For The Common Worthless Peon is deep in the Netherwing rep grind, and you'll be doing it a lot if you grind this rep, but it never ceases to amuse me, especially since it's about the only time Alliance players will ever interact with peons. There's a lengthy story between the Draenei and the Blood Elves going back quite a time, it continues on Bloodmyst Isle, one of the Draenei starting zones, and it ends with (Draenei)(20G2) Ending Their World. If you have a Draenei but skipped Bloodmyst Isle, you missed out. Be sure to do the follow-up and final quest in the zone, (Draenei)(20) The Unwritten Prophecy. Probably the best ending to a leveling zone, especially one as grueling as Bloodmyst Isle. Some other notable mentions include: (A)(11) "I TAKE Candle!" (20) Lawn of the Dead (37) Zen'Kiki, the Druid (49) Lunk's Adventure: Rendan's Weakness And I've hit the length limit, so that's all you get. |
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I want the booterang as an actual thrown weapon. Also, I like to get on my epic mount, throw out several booterangs, and outrun them as they try to get back to me. |
I remember doing my quest, then flying off to Zangarmarsh. about 10 minutes later, as I waited for my dungeon queue to pop, about 3 or so booterangs came flying onto my screen and whacking into me. |
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The Don Quixote quest series in the Crater was a fun one. Throwing armour at the dinosaur and asking elementals to stop beating on you while he prays to them!
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Edited by Jurntkal on 9/4/11 3:44 PM (PDT)
The Hillsbrad foothills quest line starting with Welcome to the Machine was hillarias. Agreed. Another good one was towards the beginning of the Silverpine Forest quests when the NPC called you <your name>nub. In my case, it was Jurntkalnub. |
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Edited by Raimondas on 9/4/11 6:54 PM (PDT)
Don't worry, we'll be back to kill him AGAIN shortly. |
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I liked dressing up as a murlock with the white flag. I now have that as my log in logo for my laptop
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I was working on the Bloody Rare achiv in Shadowmoon Valley, and I decided to finish up my Loremaster for the zone. I came across a breadcrumb quest called Earning Your Wings, which leads to a chain of six flying quests. Dragonmaw Race are my new favorites by far. I know they have been nerfed, and I would like to have tried them the old way. Nevertheless, if you like flying I highly recommend.
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The Light of Dawn is probably my favourite. Second place to the Battle of Gilneas City, and the final battle between Hamuul and Leyara in the Molten Front.
I'd say the Battle for Undercity, but it got removed. :( |
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We all scream for ice cream... And then die!
Thank you, Billymaster, they died for ice cream. |
