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“We need to kill two birds with one stone here, Warrior. You’re the stone. Our two birds are Wind Trader Mu’fah and Goramosh. They should be somewhere in the western half of the Moonrest Gardens. Most likely they’re in the larger two-story building overlooking the pit.
I require proof of their demise, if you would be so kind.”
-Image of Archmage Modera
Deliver Wind Trader Mu’fah’s Remains and the Scales of Goramosh to the Image of Archmage Modera at Stars’ Rest.

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Quest Giver: Image of Archmage Modera — Stars’ Rest, Dragonblight [29, 55]
Objective: Kill Wind Trader Mu’fah and Goramosh, then deliver Wind Trader Mu’fah’s Remains and The Scales of Goramosh to the Image of Archmage Modera.
Quick Facts
Walkthrough
Find the Two-Story Building
Kill Wind Trader Mu’fah
Kill Goramosh
Don’t Miss: Goramosh’s Strange Device
Return to Stars’ Rest
Efficiency Tips
Lore Context
Archmage Modera describes the mission: “We need to kill two birds with one stone here. You’re the stone.” Your two “birds” are the Ethereum’s ambassador (Wind Trader Mu’fah) and the blue dragonflight’s negotiator (Goramosh).
The Ethereum are a militant faction of ethereals first encountered in Outland during The Burning Crusade, where they attempted to “become void” using the manaforges of Netherstorm. Their presence in Northrend working alongside Malygos represents a dangerous escalation of the Nexus War. Mu’fah claims to represent a nexus-prince, indicating this wasn’t a rogue operation but a sanctioned Ethereum initiative.
Listen to Mu’fah’s idle dialogue before engaging him. He cycles through frustrated lines about being kept waiting, including: “I was personally assured by Malygos that your commander would make the deals of this accord his top priority.”
This confirms Malygos himself authorized the alliance.
Cross-Expansion Connection
Legion: The consequences of this failed mission play out years later. During the Burning Legion’s third invasion, it’s revealed that Malygos promised the Ethereum access to the blue dragonflight’s treasure vaults within the Nexus as part of the accord you tried to prevent here.
The Ethereum used that agreement to launch an assault on the Nexus, attempting once again to “become void” using the stored arcane power. Despite your efforts at Moonrest Gardens, the accord held.
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Vikstone's War Journal“We need to kill two birds with one stone here,” Modera said. “You’re the stone.”

Elegant words from an archmage.
“Our two birds are Wind Trader Mu’fah and Goramosh. They should be somewhere in the western half of the Moonrest Gardens, most likely in the larger two-story building overlooking the pit.” Her projection flickered. “I require proof of their demise, if you would be so kind.”
The building in these ruins had seen better days. Inside, I found the ethereal first. Wind Trader Mu’fah was pacing near the entrance, his form full of bandaged energy, arguing with a mage hunter who blocked his path.
“I will not wait a moment longer! Does he want this alliance or not?!”
He wanted it. He just wouldn’t live to see it.
Mu’fah turned as I entered. “What’s this, more delays?!”
My mace answered. The ethereal was fast, summoning a typhoon that roared through the corridor and drove me back, but he was a trader, not a soldier.
Goramosh waited deeper in, surrounded by ritual circles and the hum of redirected ley energy. A blue dragonspawn, scales the color of winter sky, frost crackling between his claws.
“You interrupt important work,” he growled, and loosed a cone of cold that turned my breath to ice.
The fight was longer than Mu’fah’s. Goramosh had size and magic both, frostbolts snapping past my head as I closed ground. When I finally broke through his guard, the frost bled out of him and he dropped like cold stone.
I took his scales and what remained of the ethereal back to Stars’ Rest.
“Have you prevented the accord?” Modera said. “Unfortunate that Goramosh indicated the accord had already been reached. Nonetheless, that’s two less worms we’ll have to worry about.”
Already reached. The dragons and the ethereals had made their bargain before I’d arrived.
“Let us get to more important business,” she said.
Goramosh dropped more than scales, because A Strange Device was on him humming with redirected ley energy, and Modera wanted it in her hands immediately since whatever was being built at Moonrest Gardens ran through it.