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A King's Tribute

level: 31
req: 25
xp: 2,500
chain: 4 of 5
zone: Ironforge
faction: Alliance
classes: All
repeatable: No
id: 689

──OBJECTIVES

Grand Mason Marblesten of Ironforge wants 5 pieces of Alterac Granite.

──DESCRIPTION

So our good King would like a memorial built in honor of a soldier named Sully Balloo? And you say the poor chap died during the Thandol Span tragedy?

Bah, will there ever be peace on Azeroth?

Nonetheless, any commission from the King is of utmost importance. To build a truly epic and lasting piece I want to work with one of the finest stones available. Travel to Darrow Hill in Hillsbrad and gather for me some Alterac Granite.

──PROGRESS

<name>, <name>, <name>! Tell me you have enough Alterac Granite for me to begin my masterpiece in honor of Sully Balloo.

──COMPLETION

Perfect! Better than I could have imagined!

And I have quite an imagination you know...

──GUIDE

First complete A King's Tribute.

AIronforgestep 1

Pick up the quest from Grand Mason Marblesten.
Ironforge→ map A

1, 3

BHillsbrad Foothillsstep 2

Collect Alterac Granite.
Found in Alterac Granite.
Hillsbrad Foothillsone of 6 spots→ map B

AIronforgestep 3

Return to Grand Mason Marblesten.
Ironforge→ map A

Next in the chain: A King's Tribute.

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──QUEST CHAIN part 4 of 5

──STARTED BY

Grand Mason Marblesten[npc]

──ENDED BY

Grand Mason Marblesten[npc]

──REQUIRES

Alterac Granite

NPC, quest, location and source data from QuestieDB (GPL-3.0), converted from Classic data. New or moved Forever content can be missing or wrong.

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