War stories, articles & game guides
Gamer
Tribute
2026
Expeditions,
War Stories &
Culture
“It is now time for you to punish my three high priests: Mu’funu, Tua-Tua, and Hawinni. You’ll find them spread around the altar grounds. Take this hexxing stick. I’ve empowered it with my rage and indignation. I’m sure that it will prove potent. Just use it and proceed to destroy them. The hex will take care of the rest.
<Quetz’lun displays a toothy grin.>
Succeed and I may let you go. Fail and die.”
-Quetz’lun’s Spirit
Quetz’lun’s Spirit at the Altar of Quetz’lun wants you to use Quetz’lun’s Hexxing Stick upon High Priest Mu’funu, High Priestess Tua-Tua, and High Priest Hawinni. Once you have done this, slay them.
Provided item:

You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
You will also receive: (or 87 Silver if completed at level 100)
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Quest Giver: Quetz’lun’s Spirit — Altar of Quetz’lun, Zul’Drak [75, 58]
Objective: Use Quetz’lun’s Hexxing Stick on three High Priests, then slay them:
Chain Position: 18 of 27 in the Dying Loa/Har’koa questline
Walkthrough
Efficiency Tips
Lore Context
The quest title references the famous misquotation from William Congreve’s 1697 play The Mourning Bride: “Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned.”
Fitting, since Quetz’lun is a dead goddess punishing the priests who participated in her betrayal. She describes the hex as “empowered with my rage and indignation,” and her completion dialogue promises she’ll give them the same treatment “again and again and again” in her underworld for eternity.
Easter Egg
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.












Vikstone's War JournalQuetz’lun handed me a hexxing stick pulsing with her fury. “Punish my three high priests. Mu’funu, Tua-Tua, and Hawinni. Use it and destroy them. The hex will take care of the rest. Succeed and I may let you go. Fail and die.”

I found them scattered across the altar grounds. Each one, I hexed first. Then killed.
Mu’funu spun screaming into the sky. Tua-Tua burned where she stood. Hawinni froze solid, then exploded.
The hex did most of the work.
When I returned, her cackle echoed through the underworld.
“They had it coming. And I’ll give them more of the same again and again and again…”
Eternal torment. For betraying a goddess, fair enough. But watching her joy in it left something cold in my chest.
Three priests dead in three elemental ways, and Quetz’lun cackling through eternity. But the goddess has one final demand before she releases Vikstone from her underworld, and it involves the prophet who started all of this in One Last Thing.