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“Already it goes from bad to worse. There is only one course to take… regrettably, Loguhn must die! He’s the alpha male of the Snowfall Glade tribe and one mean wolvar. But it’s the only way to get a short break from their attacks and stealing forays. You will find the “Render of Flesh” in front of his hovel upon the northern rise of the glade. It’s larger than the others and hard to miss.
Kill him and smear his blood upon yourself, both to show your dominance and respect.”
-Elder Ko’nani
Smear the Blood of Loguhn upon yourself and then return to Elder Ko’nani at Moa’ki Harbor.
You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
You will also receive: (if completed at level 90)
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Quest Giver: Elder Ko’nani — Moa’ki Harbor, Dragonblight [48, 78]
Objective: Kill Loguhn, smear the Blood of Loguhn upon yourself, and return to Elder Ko’nani.
Quick Facts
Walkthrough
Finding Loguhn
Important: Stay Inside the Pen
Using the Blood
Efficiency Tips
Easter Egg
Loguhn is a reference to Logan, the civilian name of Marvel’s Wolverine. Loguhn wields blade-talon fist weapons resembling Wolverine’s iconic claws, and the wolvar themselves are humanoid wolverines.
Explore Dragonblight’s hidden easter eggs, lore mysteries, and connections across Warcraft history in Vikstone’s Dragonblight Chronicles, along with the complete quest storyline.
Vikstone's War Journal“Already it goes from bad to worse,” Ko’nani said.
“There is only one course to take. Regrettably, Loguhn must die. He’s the alpha male of the Snowfall Glade tribe and one mean wolvar. But it’s the only way to get a short break from their attacks and stealing forays.” He met my eyes. “You will find the ‘Render of Flesh’ in front of his hovel upon the northern rise of the glade. It’s larger than the others and hard to miss. Kill him and smear his blood upon yourself, both to show your dominance and respect.”
His hovel sat at the glade’s highest point, exactly where an alpha would claim territory. Loguhn watched me climb the rise. Old scars were layered across his muzzle, each one a challenger who’d tried and failed.
He picked up his weapon and walked down the slope to meet me alone.
I respected that.
He was fast and brutal as he fought to maintain what he had. I was fighting because someone’s people needed me to.
When he fell, I knelt beside him.
The blood was warm on my hands as I smeared it across my armor. The wolvar would see the marks and understand what had happened, and they would fight among themselves for his place instead of raiding the tuskarr.
“Loguhn’s honorable sacrifice at your hands is exactly what my people need,” Ko’nani said. “Now we will make the most of the wolvar in-fighting for his place. It will have to be enough.”
Strange words for assassination.
The wolvar turned on each other over the vacancy, and with the harbor breathing again three paths opened at once, the first being Toalu’u at the water’s edge offering Spiritual Insight that pulled south toward Indu’le and the elders who had something to say.
