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“I am heartened to see the zeal with which your Argent Crusade is dealing with the Scourge, Night Elf. I would like to help with your efforts. The Drakkari trolls of this once-great city used to make regular offerings to their gods, but now neglect them, or worse. If you were to make offerings to the gods, they would show their appreciation in return. Zim’Abwa’s statue is just to the southwest.
Zim’Abwa would gladly accept your offerings of Drakkari artifacts as a sign that you are protecting Zul’Drak.”
-Hexxer Ubungo
Hexxer Ubungo at The Argent Stand wants you to present 10 Drakkari Offerings to the statue of Zim’Abwa.

Quest Giver: Hexxer Ubungo — The Argent Stand, Zul’Drak [40, 66]
Turn In: Zim’Abwa Statue [36.7, 72.5]
Objective: Present 10 Drakkari Offerings to the statue of Zim’Abwa.
Walkthrough
Pick Up the Quest
Collect Drakkari Offerings
Turn In at the Statue
The Blessing
Efficiency Tips
Explore Zul’Drak’s hidden easter eggs, lore mysteries, and connections across Warcraft history in Vikstone’s Zul’Drak Chronicles, along with the complete quest storyline.
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Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Vikstone's War JournalHexxer Ubungo spoke of neglected gods. “The Drakkari trolls of this once-great city used to make regular offerings,” he said. “Now they neglect them, or worse.”

The Drakkari Offerings had been accumulating in my pack for days, small artifacts claimed from the dead. I hadn’t known what they were for until now.
Zim’Abwa’s statue stood southwest of the Argent Stand, weathered stone rising from the mist. The air around it felt thick with the silence of abandoned holy places. I laid the offerings at its base, one by one, feeling foolish until I didn’t.
The air changed, a presence settling into the space between heartbeats.
The statue stared inscrutably north and south. If stone could smile, it would have been vicious.
Power settled across my shoulders like a mantle I hadn’t asked for. The blessing of a god whose worshippers had forgotten how to pray.
The old gods of Zul’Drak were still listening, even if their people had stopped praying. One of them, the snake loa Sseratus, is in far worse shape than merely neglected in Trouble at the Altar of Sseratus.