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“There is another altar nearby where there are artifacts to be saved. It is said that the Drakkari at the Altar of Rhunok to the northwest, beyond the broken tundra of Drak’Mabwa, have already plundered their own holy site. Warrior, I would be appreciative if you could rescue those artifacts from their undeserving hands.”
-Chronicler To’kini
Chronicler To’kini at Zim’Torga wants you to recover 7 Rhunokian Artifacts.

Quest Giver: Chronicler To’kini — Zim’Torga, Zul’Drak [59, 57]
Objective: Recover 7 Rhunokian Artifacts.
Quick Facts
Walkthrough
Unlike Relics of the Snow Leopard Goddess, where you picked up ground objects, this time the artifacts are mob drops. Head northwest from Zim’Torga, past Drak’Mabwa, to the area surrounding the Altar of Rhunok [53, 37].
Efficiency Tips
Lore Context
To’kini’s completion text is worth reading. One of the recovered artifacts depicts the Sundering, the cataclysmic event that shattered ancient Kalimdor into the modern continents.
To’kini notes that Northrend was once the far northern portion of a single landmass, which explains why Drakkari trolls exist both here and in the southern continents.
The Altar of Rhunok [53.4, 36.8] is where the arctic bear god Rhunok is being held captive. His physical body is kept alive by the Drakkari while his spirit is trapped and tormented. You’ll deal with this directly in a later quest chain.
This quest reinforces the Zandalari’s role in Zul’Drak: they came not to fight, but to preserve the Drakkari’s cultural heritage before the empire collapses entirely.
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 Journal“The Drakkari have plundered their own holy site,” To’kini said, disgust plain in his voice. “There is no comprehending them. Rescue those artifacts from their undeserving hands.”

The trolls at the Altar of Rhunok carried the stolen relics on their bodies. The Destroyer took what argument they had.
To’kini examined each piece. “This artifact depicts the Sundering. There was a time when Northrend was the far northern portion of Kalimdor. But after the Sundering, the land broke off.”
I knew about the Sundering. My people had caused it. Ten thousand years ago, the Highborne’s arrogance shattered the world, and these frozen lands drifted away to become Northrend.
The trolls were looting their own history. My ancestors had drowned theirs.
The relics were safe with To’kini, and the Zandalari’s preservation work was winding down. Something larger was building to the north in A Great Storm Approaches