Call of Water
Quest Objectives
- Collect
Filled Brown WaterskinFilled Brown WaterskinQuest ItemUnique - Use
Empty Brown WaterskinEmpty Brown WaterskinQuest ItemUniqueUse: This container needs to be filled with water from the watering hole near Brine's hut in the Barrens.given to you for the quest
Rewards
870 experience
- Starts and ends with
- BrineBrineHumanoidThe Barrens43.4, 77.4
- Required level
- 20
- Difficulty
- orange from 18, yellow from 20, green from 25, grey from 29
- Side
- Horde
- Races
- Orc, Tauren, Troll
- Related quests
- Call of WaterCall of WaterLevel 22Shaman · Horde
Rewards
435 experience - Leads to
- Call of WaterCall of WaterLevel 22Shaman · Horde
Objectives
Filled Red Waterskin
Rewards
1,300 experience· level 22
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Description
To find understanding and gain the sapta from me, you must seek out only the purest forms of water. As you fetch the samples for me, take note of your surroundings. Be aware of the creatures that rely on the water, that protect it. See how it affects forests and deserts. Witness how the very substance that sustains life will force creatures to take lives.
We shall start with a simple task: down below my hut there is a pond of the precious liquid. Fill this skin with it and return to me.
Progress
I am just about prepared to send you on your other tasks. Have you filled the skin yet?
I know how protective the quilboar can be. Even such a small water source is a vast hoard of wealth to them. They have great feasts when even the slightest rain comes to the Barrens. Water is sacred to their kind because it is so scarce. Do you understand?
Completion
I thought some bloodshed might ensue if you tried to take water from the pool. It is a pity the quilboar do not realize that all living things are tied together; that their greed only perpetuates the pain and suffering of their people. How much could they accomplish if they were to put their differences aside and their clans came together.
Again, a pity, but more than likely a boon for the other races of the Barrens.
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