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“Ok, I’ve got it! The rewiring is a little complicated, but nothing a clever Warrior like you can’t handle.
Take my tools and put some of the harvest collectors out of commission. Once they’re down use the tools to plug all the red wires into the blue sockets. That’ll make them go into self-defense mode. Hurry, Vikstone. Before long there won’t be anything left to save.”-Jeremiah Hawning
Jeremiah Hawning at Farshire wants you to destroy 5 Harvest Collectors and then use Jeremiah’s Tools to rewire them.
You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Quest Giver: Jeremiah Hawning, Farshire
Turn In: Jeremiah Hawning
Objective: Destroy 5 Harvest Collectors and use Jeremiah’s Tools to rewire them.
Quick Facts
Harvest Collector Locations
How to Complete
Reckless Scavenger Spawn
When you rewire a Harvest Collector, a Reckless Scavenger (ghoul) will spawn and charge toward your newly converted ally. You can let the Converted Harvest Collector fight it, help kill the Scavenger, or simply move on. The conversion credit is already counted.
Lore Context
Similar Mechanic
If you’ve done the Isle of Quel’Danas dailies, this quest uses a familiar “kill and convert” mechanic where you transform enemy units using a provided item.
Explore Borean Tundra’s hidden easter eggs, lore mysteries, and connections across Warcraft history in Vikstone’s Borean Tundra Chronicles, along with the complete quest storyline.
Vikstone's War JournalJeremiah figured it out. “The rewiring’s a little complicated, but nothing you can’t handle. Put the harvest collectors out of commission first. Once they’re down, plug all the red wires into the blue sockets. That’ll make them go into self-defense mode.”

Red wires. Blue sockets. Self-defense mode.
I’m a warrior, not an engineer. But Farshire needed every advantage it could get.
The collectors went down easy enough. Big, slow, built for grain, not combat. The rewiring was fiddlier. Several times I crouched over downed machinery, connected what Jeremiah said to connect, and watched the things shudder back to life with new purpose.
Farming golems, ready to fight the dead.
Jeremiah grinned when I returned. “Nice job! I finally feel useful again. And that’s sayin’ something.”
A farmer who’d found a way to help.
Farshire had weapons, golems, and a bell, but a woman at the Valiance Keep inn was still waiting on news of a brother who marched north and never came back, and that news is Word on the Street.