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“My sister is here somewhere, and I can’t seem to get this monster to talk. He doesn’t seem to care about his own well-being, but I’ve an idea. I knew Anatoly’s wife, Tatjana, from before the wolfcult arrived — she was a horse-handler. Take this tranquillizer dart. Bring her back alive, we’re going to need her if we’re to have any leverage with Anatoly.
I will help you find the person behind all this once we save my sister.”
-Sasha
Sasha at the White Pine Trading Post wants you to take the Tranquilizer Dart and use it on Tatjana in Solstice Village. Bring Tatjana back to the White Pine Trading Post.
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Quest Giver: Sasha — White Pine Trading Post, Grizzly Hills [57, 41]
Objective: Use the Tranquilizer Dart on Tatjana in Solstice Village and bring her back to the White Pine Trading Post.
Quick Facts
Walkthrough
Travel to Solstice Village
Find and Tranquilize Tatjana
Watch the Cutscene
Efficiency Tips
Lore Context
Anatoly would rather murder his own wife than reveal Arugal’s location, showing just how terrified the Wolfcult members are of their master. His final words before transforming confirm it: he fears what Arugal could do to him more than death itself.
The scene also reveals Sasha’s ruthlessness. She’s young (Anatoly calls her “just a kid”), but she’s willing to threaten an innocent woman’s life to find her kidnapped sister Anya.
Explore Grizzly Hills’ hidden easter eggs, lore mysteries, and connections across Warcraft history in Vikstone’s Grizzly Hills Chronicles, along with the complete quest storyline.
Vikstone's War JournalSasha had a wolfcult prisoner bound at the trading post. Anatoly. He refused to speak despite her threats.

“My sister is here somewhere, and I can’t seem to get this monster to talk,” she said. “He doesn’t seem to care about his own well-being, but I’ve an idea. I knew Anatoly’s wife, Tatjana, from before the wolfcult arrived. She was a horse-handler.” Sasha handed me a tranquilizer dart. “Bring her back alive. We’re going to need leverage.”
I found Tatjana at the Solstice Village stables. The dart flew true. I carried her back on horseback, unconscious and innocent of what was to come.
Sasha leveled her rifle at the sleeping woman. “Surprise, you scum. You’re going to tell me where my sister is or I’ll put a bucketful of truesilver bullets through your wife’s heart.”
Anatoly broke. “The wolf den on the other side of the mountain. She was to be taken to Arugal.”
“One last thing. I need to know where Arugal is.”
“Grizzly Hills,” Anatoly said. “He’s taken over Shadowfang Tower.”
Then he looked at his sleeping wife. “Forgive me, Tatjana.”
He moved faster than a bound man should. His hands found his wife’s throat before I could react. By the time I reached them, Tatjana was dead and Anatoly was changing, bones cracking as the worgen emerged.
“Nothing you can do compares to what Arugal can do to us!”
Sasha’s shot took him between the eyes.
Silence. Then: “That was close. We need to save Anya. Now.”
She didn’t look at the bodies. Neither did I.
Two bodies on the trading post floor, and one name: the wolf den on the other side of the mountain. Solstice Village still needs clearing before Sasha can follow that lead in Sasha’s Hunt.