Troubled by the appearance of the raven in the barrow, Morthis wanted to identify this new threat to the Emerald Dream. With the three Relics of Aviana in hand, Clintar sent you to Dreamwarden Lurosa, who sent you back to Outland and Morthis Whisperwing. It had a lot of health, but did not present a difficult challenge. At the final item, the Aspect of the Raven confronted you. The quest confused many players, since the spirit spawned quickly and just as quickly floated away about its business. Your job was to guard the spirit until it could accomplish this task. Rather than cooperating and inhabiting the body, however, the spirit wandered off to gather some important items. When you gave him the potion, his spirit appeared. You fought your way past the endless battle and found Clintar in the depths.
There, Cenarion Dreamwarders protected the barrow from angry lashers. Clintar Dreamwalker slept in a barrow in the southeast corner of the zone. With the potion in hand, your next destination was Moonglade, which druids can travel to instantly using the spell Teleport: Moonglade. Conveniently, you could use your regular Flight Form to gather the herbs without unshifting. While the quest is long gone, the Bogblossoms remain. They were only lootable while on this quest.
If, like me, you wondered what the heck those ungatherable herbs on the top of Zangarmarsh mushrooms were for, those are Bogblossoms. Completing the quest required 10 Ancient Lichen and 10 Dreaming Glory, which could be gathered by an herbalist, and 10 Bogblossom. You had to gather herbs for a potion that could awaken this druid from the Dream. Your first task was not exactly a thrilling adventure. He told you of an ancient druid, a guardian of the Emerald Dream, who knew the locations of ancient relics required to learn the form. Warcraft III players recognized the name: Druids of the Talon were a night elf unit who could shapeshift into stormcrows. Your trainer sent you to the Cenarion Refuge in Zangarmarsh, to seek out a former Druid of the Talon named Morthis Whisperwing. The quest chain began at any druid trainer once you hit level 70 and acquired 300 riding skill. It is well worth revisiting, however, so let's let fly! Like many others, the SFF chain became a casualty of the Shattering and can no longer be completed. Seventeen quests long, the chain made a versatile shapeshifter out of you whether you wanted to be or not. Rather than making the latter a trainable skill, Blizzard instead provided druids with one of the longest and most epic class-specific quest lines of all time: the Swift Flight Form chain.
The forms came in two speeds: the base Flight Form and the Swift Flight Form. Along with flying mounts, Blizzard decided that druids should receive new shapeshifting forms that allowed flight. Veteran players remember a time when taking to the skies was merely a dream - one that The Burning Crusade made real, at least in Outland.
#THOSE WHO REMAIN QUEST WPW PATCH#
With all the controversy over flying in Draenor (and lack of it until patch 6.1), flight is a major topic in the WoW community these days. What did the game look like years ago? Who is etched into WoW 's history? What secrets does the game still hold? WoW Archivist explores the secrets of World of Warcraft's past.
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