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“My prophet absorbed too much of my power too quickly, and subsequently killed himself. You can see the results at the water-filled crater to the south in Drak’Mabwa. My former priests have already resurrected him so that he can finish the job. They’re channeling my power back into him, and it will not be long now before he reawakens.
You must put an end to him and return with my mojo before it is too late.”
-Spirit of Rhunok
The Spirit of Rhunok at the Altar of Rhunok has asked you to acquire his Arctic Bear God Mojo.
Quest Giver: Spirit of Rhunok — Altar of Rhunok, Zul’Drak [53.4, 39.1]
Objective: Kill the Prophet of Rhunok and retrieve the Arctic Bear God Mojo.
Chain Position: 10 of 27 in the Dying Loa/Har’koa questline
Walkthrough
Efficiency Tips
Lore Context
Rhunok explains that his own prophet absorbed too much of his power too quickly and killed himself in the process. The Drakkari priests have since resurrected the prophet and are channeling Rhunok’s power back into him to finish draining the god. The water-filled crater is the result of this catastrophic power absorption.
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:
You will also receive: (or 87 Silver if completed at level 100)
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
Vikstone's War JournalRhunok had already accepted what needed to happen. “My prophet absorbed too much of my power too quickly, and subsequently killed himself. My former priests have already resurrected him to finish the job. He waits at the water-filled crater to the south in Drak’Mabwa. End him and return with my mojo.”
I found the prophet at the bottom of the lake. He looked dead. He wasn’t.
“Hahaha, I’m playin’ possum, mon. You gonna die!”
Underwater combat is its own discipline. Every movement costs more, hits slower, lands softer. But the prophet was no warrior. He had stolen power, not skill. When the opening came, I took it.
The Arctic Bear God Mojo rose from his corpse like steam.
“You did it,” Rhunok said when I returned. “But now there is one other thing that I need you to do.”
The prophet’s mojo is recovered, but Rhunok’s body is still alive in the altar building above, and the Drakkari will simply find another way to drain him. What the bear god asks next is the hardest mercy Vikstone has ever been asked to deliver in An End to the Suffering.
