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Winterhoof Cleansing

level: 6
req: 4
xp: 540
chain: 2 of 7
zone: Mulgore
faction: Horde
classes: All
repeatable: No
id: 754

──OBJECTIVES

Use the Winterhoof Cleansing Totem at the Winterhoof Water Well, then return to Mull Thunderhorn.

──DESCRIPTION

I have crafted the totem to cleanse the Winterhoof Water Well. Now, you must take it to the well and perform a cleansing ritual. You will find it to the southeast, guarded by foul goblins!

This will not be an easy task, but you must do it if we are ever to use its waters again.

Fortune to you, <name>.

──PROGRESS

Do not delay, <name>. The Winterhoof Well's taint must be removed!

──COMPLETION

News of your deed reached me moments ago -- already the beasts near the well drink from it eagerly.

You have done a great thing for the land, <name>. And you have done a great thing for the <race> people.

──GUIDE

First complete Poison Water.

AMulgoresteps 1–4

Pick up the quest from Mull Thunderhorn.
Mulgore→ map A
You're given Winterhoof Cleansing Totem when you accept it.
Cleanse the Winterhoof Water Well.
Mulgore→ map A
Return to Mull Thunderhorn.
Mulgore→ map A

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Next in the chain: Thunderhorn Totem.

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──QUEST CHAIN part 2 of 7

──STARTED BY

Mull Thunderhorn[npc]

──ENDED BY

Mull Thunderhorn[npc]

──REQUIRES

Winterhoof Cleansing Totem Winterhoof Cleansing Totem

──GIVEN TO YOU

Winterhoof Cleansing Totem

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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