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“Okay, we done! Time to go back. No crocolisk to ride this time though. If we go east and stay near ridge, it should lead all the way back near hill. Need to be careful not to go far below ridge though or we might go right into big-tongue tree village thing. Zepik not think they like us right now.”
-Zepik the Gorloc Hunter
Find your way back to Frenzyheart Hill and speak to High-Shaman Rakjak.
You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Quest Giver: Zepik the Gorloc Hunter (summon with Zepik’s Hunting Horn if needed)
Objective: Return to Frenzyheart Hill and speak to High-Shaman Rakjak.
Quick Facts
Walkthrough
After sabotaging the Mistwhisper weather shrine and clearing out gorlocs, Zepik tells you it’s time to head back. There’s no crocolisk ride this time. Fly or ride back to Frenzyheart Hill [55, 69] and speak to High-Shaman Rakjak to turn in.
Lore & Secrets
Zepik’s Travel Advice
Zepik is practical: “No crocolisk to ride this time though. If we go east and stay near ridge, it should lead all the way back near hill.”
He also warns: “Need to be careful not to go far below ridge though or we might go right into big-tongue tree village thing. Zepik not think they like us right now.” Given that you just electrocuted their shrine and killed a dozen of them, that’s fair.
Rakjak’s Growing Respect
Rakjak’s reaction to your exploits marks a turning point in the Frenzyheart chain. When he hears about the lightning sabotage, he breaks out laughing before delivering what is effectively a promotion: “You good hunter. Rakjak like you. Maybe one day you can be honorary Frenzyheart! Only maybe though!”
You’ve gone from “dumb slave thing” to respected hunter. The next quest, Just Following Orders, begins the chain’s dramatic pivot as the story shifts from Frenzyheart errands to the broader conflict between the two factions.
Explore Sholazar Basin’s hidden easter eggs, lore mysteries, and connections across Warcraft history in Vikstone’s Sholazar Basin Chronicles, along with the complete quest storyline.
Vikstone's War Journal“Okay, we done! Time to go back.” Zepik surveyed the ruin behind us. “No crocolisk to ride this time though. If we go east and stay near ridge, it should lead all the way back near hill.”
The ridge path wound above the Mistwhisper village at what Zepik clearly considered a safe distance.
“Need to be careful not to go far below ridge though. Or we might go right into big-tongue tree village thing.” He considered the drop. “Zepik not think they like us right now.”
I could still hear angry croaking from below. No, I suspected they didn’t.
He skipped for most of the walk, stopping to mime his spear work whenever a particular kill came back to him. “Big-tongue go flying when lightning hit!” He made explosion sounds with his mouth. A rumble of thunder from the west put him behind my legs before he worked out it was only weather, and he came back around to my side with as much dignity as he could gather.
“You chickens are tougher than I thought,” he announced to nobody. “I’ll have to improvise!”
I have heard that line before, in a mine under Westfall, from a man who broke his own weapons across his knee when they stopped working. I did not ask where a wolvar in a Northrend jungle had picked it up.
By the time Frenzyheart Hill came into view, he’d somehow taken credit for half my kills.
Rakjak listened to the report all the way through. “Blown up by lightning?” He broke out laughing. “You good hunter. Rakjak like you. Maybe one day you can be honorary Frenzyheart!” Then, before I could make anything of it: “Only maybe though!”
Honorary Frenzyheart. A week ago I had been putting down the Lich King’s dead at a titan’s pillar. Now I was under consideration for adoption by a tribe of three-foot wolvar who thought I was tall and useful, in that order.
Rakjak had all but adopted him, which made the timing of the next order unfortunate, because it involved a wounded oracle and a choice Vikstone had not seen coming in Just Following Orders.
