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“Oh, the carnage….
I’ve been through many battles, Warrior, and this one was more brutal than any I’ve seen. Our fight with the Horde has become more intense than ever. It’s them or us here in Northrend – life or death. If we are to survive here another day we’ll need to mend our wounded. There are too many for me to rescue alone.
I’ve prepared special bandages that will enable you to assist me. Take one and tend to those who have not yet succumbed to their wounds.”
-Rheanna
Rheanna at Blue Sky Logging Grounds wants you to use the Renewing Bandage on 10 Wounded Westfall Infantry units.
Provided item:

You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Quest Giver: Rheanna — Blue Sky Logging Grounds, Grizzly Hills [40.5, 42.5]
Objective: Use the Renewing Bandage on 10 Wounded Westfall Infantry units.
Quick Facts
Walkthrough
Rheanna is at the Alliance camp on the eastern edge of Blue Sky Logging Grounds. She gives you a single Renewing Bandage, which is a reusable quest item (it does not get consumed on use).
Head southeast downhill to the central island between the two rivers. Wounded Westfall Infantry units are scattered across this battlefield, lying on the ground among the fighting. Walk up to one and use the Renewing Bandage on them. There is a brief channeled cast, after which the soldier gets up and you receive credit.
The wounded soldiers are plentiful and easy to spot. After healing 10, return to Rheanna to turn in.
Efficiency Tips
Do Alongside
All four Blue Sky Logging Grounds Alliance dailies overlap on the same central island. Pick up all four before heading down:
Easter Egg: Rheanna’s Secret Admirer
Rheanna may seem like a standard quest-dispensing field medic, but she has a hidden story told entirely through environmental objects in Dalaran.
A Bundle of Romantic Correspondences can sometimes be found at the Dalaran visitor center [52.2, 54.8], spawning in place of the Schools of Arcane Magic books. The bundle contains a series of increasingly intense love letters from an unnamed admirer who becomes obsessed with Rheanna after a romantic encounter.
The letters escalate from lovestruck poetry to borderline stalker territory, and the final page is a formal restraining order issued on behalf of “Lady Rheanna,” noting that an incident involving an “untimely polymorph spell” was an accident she does not wish to revisit. The implication is that the admirer was a mage who accidentally polymorphed Rheanna (or themselves) at a very inopportune moment.
It’s a great example of Blizzard hiding complete narrative micro-stories in environmental objects that most players will never find.
Lore Context
The “Westfall Infantry” designation connects these soldiers to the Westfall Brigade, the Alliance military unit that operates out of the Westfall Brigade Encampment in eastern Grizzly Hills under Captain Gryan Stoutmantle. The same soldiers you’re bandaging here are part of Stoutmantle’s force, deployed west to contest the logging grounds.
Rheanna’s quest text emphasizes how stretched the Alliance is: she says most forces are committed to Venture Bay, leaving Blue Sky Logging Grounds undermanned.
This mirrors the Horde equivalent (Overwhelmed! from Aumana), where the Horde medic tells the exact same story from the opposite side. Both factions describe being left to fend for themselves while their main armies fight at Venture Bay.
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 JournalRheanna hadn’t stopped moving since the fighting ended. “Oh, the carnage. I’ve been through many battles, and this was more brutal than any of them.”

Wounded Westfall Infantry lay scattered across Blue Sky Logging Grounds, some kneeling, others flat on their backs. Too many for one healer to reach in time.
“It’s them or us here in Northrend,” she said, and handed me the enchanted bandages. “Life or death. Tend to those who haven’t yet succumbed.”
So I did. Moving between broken soldiers, wrapping wounds, watching color return to gray faces. Some acknowledged aid with the barest nod. Others simply exhaled, releasing tension held too long.
When I returned, Rheanna managed a tired smile. “The Alliance shall live to see another day.”
The wounded are bandaged and breathing again. But the shredders that could turn the tide at Venture Bay are still scattered in pieces across the battlefield in Pieces Parts.