Last Updated on December 6, 2014 by Vik
Norgannon’s Core is not at this location. I am not sure why you seek it, Night Elf, and I am equally unsure if you truly know the purpose of that which you seek. I would like you to aid me before I consider extending my assistance. I have recently encountered knowledge of the watcher, Thorim. His seat of power is contested, and his fate remains to be seen. This troubles me, for I do not know of the other watchers.
Utilize this databank to examine their temples to the northeast and return the knowledge to me.
Objective
Level: 80
Requires level 77
Start: Creteus
End: Creteus
Creteus in the Foot Steppes has requested that you travel to the Temple of Invention, the Temple of Winter, the Temple of Life, and the Temple of Order and utilize the databank to examine each area.
- Temple of Invention Investigated
- Temple of Winter Investigated
- Temple of Life Investigated
- Temple of Order Investigated
Provided item:
- Creteus’ Mobile Databank
Quest Series
- 80. On Brann’s Trail
- 80. Sniffing Out the Perpetrator
- 80. Pieces to the Puzzle
- 80. Data Mining
- 80. The Library Console
- 80. Norgannon’s Shell
- 80. Aid from the Explorer’s League
- 80. The Frostborn King
- 80. Fervor of the Frostborn
- 80. An Experienced Guide & 80. Unwelcome Guests
- 80. The Lonesome Watcher
- 80. Fate of the Titans
- 80. The Hidden Relic
- 80. Fury of the Frostborn King
- 80. The Master Explorer
- 80. The Brothers Bronzebeard & 78 Daily. Pushed Too Far
You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
You will also receive: 7 Gold 40 silver
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 12,190 experience
The news you bear forth is grave indeed. I do not know the fate of the remaining watchers, but their absence spells dark times for all of the lands of Azeroth.
I shall examine the knowledge contained in the databank that you have returned and attempt to fully assess the situation. I believe I am in possession of knowledge that you deem more pertinent at this moment however, so I shall allow you to partake in said wisdom first.