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Comentario de cotea

I shed a tear on this quest. Sad, but full of hope for the future.

Comentario de winksahoy

More story telling like this, PLEASE!

This was powerful.

Comentario de VictoriouSecret

A wonderful quest chain examining the personal impacts of our experiences in this world on its beings. One of my favorite quest chains in the game, brief but potent.

Comentario de acolight

Well-written and meaningful. I hope more quests of this quality can be found in WoW's future. I'll read them gladly and will feel better about spending time in the game because of them.

Comentario de Jeolene

This is Horde's equivalent of Crusader Bridenbrad.

Yeah, bet you haven't thought of that quest in a while, have you?

Comentario de Koruchan

After turning in Pain Management, and after the short dialogue that follows, make sure to actually talk to Duroz and Kolgar. If you are an Orc, you will have extra dialogue for Duroz.

Comentario de Effaitchemm

I love when WoW does stories like this: poignant and heartfelt, set in a tranquil haven, where peace or forgiveness may be found and where we, as players, can savour those small moments with characters. Wonderful.

Comentario de Rhase

Whoever wrote this quest should be in charge of far more. This pair of quests had a better story than all of Shadowlands. I hope that in future patches we have a little more of the last chapter of this orc's story, but really it was complete and satisfying as is.

Comentario de Techhead7890

Dude's cloak is bugging out with a green texture, anyone else or just me?

Comentario de auryunderground

The textbox dialogue when players interact with Duroz:

Kolgar didn't need to come. I know why I'm here.

After players have completed Gestión del dolor, he has additional dialogue:

Players can then ask one of the following:

"I know of your clan. Why would you willingly come here?"

Arrogance.

I needed to see that we had not destroyed everything.

I took that chance. It is the last thing I will take.

"Kolgar said you were in the Dragonmaw. What is that?"

My clan.

<He lowers his voice to a whisper, seeming very careful not to wake the whelp.>

During the Second War, we did... unspeakable things to the dragons. All in the name of twisting them into our service and turning them into weapons. All in the name of "glory."

Nothing can ever undo what we did.

After hearing the explanation to either question, the player can respond by telling Duroz that he's doing his best, or by telling him that he should pay for his crimes.

( ) You're doing your best.

Have you ever stood knee-deep in dragon blood?

I have.

My best is worthless.

( ) You should pay for your crimes.

There is no price high enough that I could pay--not even execution.

Guilt is a long, empty road, and I will drag myself along it, hands and knees, until I grind myself into the gravel.

Execution would be a mercy. Save mercy for the ones who have earned it.

Comentario de mazejaker

There's a continuation of sorts to this small questline in the Orc heritage story. I won't spoil it here though.

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