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“There is another god of Zul’Drak that is being neglected. Zim’Rhuk’s statue lies directly to the north. Known as “The Wise One”, Zim’Rhuk is also known to be very protective of his domain. He maintains guardians that deal harshly with anyone that does not have the wits to slip past them.
Avoid the guardians and give the Drakkari offerings to Zim’Rhuk so that you will benefit from his blessing.”
-Witch Doctor Khufu
Witch Doctor Khufu wants you to present 10 Drakkari Offerings to the statue of Zim’Rhuk.

Quest Giver: Witch Doctor Khufu at Zim’Torga, Zul’Drak [59, 57]
Objective: Present 10 Drakkari Offerings to the statue of Zim’Rhuk at [59, 44].
Prerequisite: But First My Offspring (part of the Har’koa loa chain at Zim’Torga).
Walkthrough
Reward: Blessing of Zim’Rhuk — a learned spell that restores mana every 5 seconds while in Zul’Drak. Lasts 30 minutes.
Lore Note
Zim’Rhuk, known as “The Wise One,” is one of three forgotten Drakkari god statues scattered across Zul’Drak. The Zandalari at Zim’Torga encourage players to appease these neglected spirits through offerings.
The quest text reveals Zim’Rhuk doesn’t trust you and tries to summon a guardian to deal with you, but grudgingly accepts your offerings anyway.
This is part of a trio of blessing quests, all given by Khufu. The other two are The Blessing of Zim’Torga (+10% stats) and The Blessing of Zim’Abwa (+245 attack power). All three blessings work inside Zul’Drak, Gundrak, and Drak’Tharon Keep.
After completing this quest, a repeatable version (Blessing of Zim’Rhuk) becomes available directly from the statue, letting you refresh the buff whenever it expires.
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.






You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Vikstone's War JournalZim’Rhuk, the Wise One. His guardians patrolled in patterns that haven’t changed in a very long time. Khufu’s instructions were simple: avoid them, present the offerings.

Shadowmeld served me well. The guardians passed close enough to touch, but night elves learned patience.
Standing before the statue, I felt Zim’Rhuk’s attention like pressure behind my eyes. Distrust. He sensed what I was, tried to call his guardians. But the offerings gave him pause.
He knew I’d taken them from Drakkari corpses.
The blessing came anyway. Reluctant and transactional, a dead god accepting tribute from a killer because tribute was all that remained.
We understood each other perfectly.
Khufu already had the next statue marked on the map in The Blessing of Zim’Torga