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Comentario de Diamantinodk

Es el primer Chamán Draenei.

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Comentario de 30522

Seriously hard to find this guy. When you reach the yellow dot, you might not see him directly. That's because you need to go up two floors before you can find him. (After going up the first stairs, on that floor is another really steep ramp going up.)

Comentario de calabacin

Took me a while to find out where this guy was. You have to go up a ramp to find him.

It's not the ramp you take to get into The Exodar, but a small an very steep one located at 26,30, very close to shaman trainers

Comentario de Core

Blizzard released a large story centered around him: Unbroken

Comentario de 53280

I think he should be a world boss as he is the first of the Draenei to learn shamanism (is that a word?), so all Alliance cities would have 2 bosses. Ogrimmar has 2 bosses in Thrall and Vol'jin right next to each other as also seen in Silvermoon City. Although I play Alliance, and now with Shattrath City ports, city raids are about extinct. Still, it would be fun to see another hero of the Alliance.

Comentario de 76394

Why is he in the mountains of Wetlands?

Comentario de grayfm

Interesting lore around this guy, but unlike shown in his wowhead reaction he **IS** hostile to horde.

Comentario de oedura

He's up the very steep ramp that's near the moth vendor (to her right, I think).

Comentario de 156207

The Shaman tier 9 set will be named after this guy!

Comentario de flopfaint

With the Elemental Sapta you can see that certain elementals focus around the different shaman trainers in the exodar:

Farseer Nobundo is the Wind Shaman
Gurrag is the Earth Shaman
Sulaa is the Water Shaman
Hobahken is the Fire Shaman

Comentario de Althax

man exodar is a maze took me 15 minutes to find him!

Comentario de dreadblood

I think the reason he has wind elementals around him is that in the story Unbroken the wind is the first element to speak to him and guided him.. just my 2 cents

Comentario de Ketho

Greetings, <race>.

Tell me of your past, Farseer.

My story? It is kind of you to ask. Very well.

Long ago on the planet Draenor - the remains of which are now known as the Outland - all of the draenei lived in peace.
But then the Burning Legion came, and they corrupted the orcs with their fel magics.

With no other option we fought to survive, but exposure to these fel energies had horrible effects upon some of us, over time transforming us into the Broken like me, or worse, the seemingly mindless Lost Ones.

Shall I go on?

Yes, please continue.

The fel energies also had the side-effect on the Broken and the Lost Ones of cutting us off from the Light.
At the time I did not know exactly why, but as a vindicator I insisted on finding out. I decided to make a pilgrimage to do just that.

And so it was that after the war came to its fateful end, I journeyed into the desert of the fragmented planet, beseeching the Light to return to us.
But decades passed, and the Light never answered my prayers.

Is this something that you wish to hear more of?

Yes, please, if you do not mind.

I had been fortunate to find an oasis and made the decision to stay there until I received an answer.
So there I sat, moving only when absolutely necessary, living off of the creatures that would come near the pool. Such was my pride.

As I said, decades passed without an answer. But I can remember a particularly beautiful sunset one evening.
A warm zephyr blew across the land and I was sure that I heard a voice, but no one was around.

As you can imagine, I thought that I was finally losing my mind.

Nobundo, please continue.

There was something strange about that wind; it didn't stop.
For weeks it blew across the land, waxing and waning, but never ceasing.
And all the time the voice continued, though I could not understand it, nor did I know where it was coming from.

My time in solitude had taught me how to calm myself and look inward. This I did in order to keep my sanity.
And that is when I began to understand the voice. It was coming from the wind itself and it had much to say!

What did it say to you?

It spoke to me of secrets and power, and also of truths.
The Light had not forsaken the Broken! The fel energies that the orcs had wielded long ago against the draenei had infused us, causing a break in our ability to be heard by, or perhaps to hear, the Light.
The same that had been responsible for the degradation of our bodies.

But our spirits were not broken, and the air offered to me another path, through which I might deliver my people.

What was that?

It taught me the path of shamanism, which in a way is just another facet of the Light.
Joining the wind was the water of the oasis, the fire from my camp and the earth upon which I sat. All had something to say.

Over the next few years they taught me what it was to call upon and be one with the elements of the world.
And they told me that the worlds of all of the stars in the sky, even this one, are made up of these elements.

But the day came when I felt that I had learned enough to leave.

What did you do then?

I returned to my people and was greeted with smiling faces and outstretched arms, mostly from the Broken.
The prejudices against us from many draenei had continued in my absence.
But it was as if they knew that I was coming, and I soon found out why.

Velen, the prophet and leader of all of the draenei, had seen my return in one of his visions and was there to greet me as well.
He asked to speak with me in private and as I related my story to him, he nodded and smiled, for this too he had foreseen.

Please, go on.

Velen urged me to take a leadership role amongst the Broken.
But more importantly, he asked me to teach shamanism to all; Broken and draenei alike. I accepted.

We knew then that given the prejudices of some that this would be a difficult proposition at best.
There are those that despise the Broken because we are a frightening reminder of the past.
And there are others who believe the way of the shaman to be a blasphemy against the Light.

In any case, that is my tale.

Comentario de 866741

Since none of these comments are clear as to where Farseer Norbundo is, I took some screen grabs that should help. Once you get to the moth dealer inside the Crystal Hall just behind her is a brazier, beside that is a RAMP leading up another level, not stairs. Go up that RAMP and you will find Farseer Norbundo. Your Orphan should immediately run to him once you go up the ramp.

And once again, I'm posting some screen grabs so hopefully those get approved, because I abandoned the quest thinking I didn't have to have it, got all the way back to Shattrath with my Orphan just to have to go back. Don't want anyone else having to do that!

Comentario de Rickaluss

For such an important historical character, this guy's model is very lackluster. He deserves more.

Comentario de 298971

I think he's wearing Caperuza de seda azur, Toga hechicero and Gueta fulgurante with a blue version of Camisa de espadachín blanca.

Comentario de Taraezor

Nobundo is one of the great personal stories of struggle in WoW. Amply covered in a comic (which is canon by the way) it basically tells the tale of how it was that he became the first shaman of the draenei and thus the Alliance.

Players will recall the outrage by some that the Horde only shaman class was now for Alliance too. Once we read Nobundo's story then any reasonably minded player will agree that NO faction has a right to claim shaman for themselves.

Before you speak to Clarividente Nobundo in the Crystal Hall of The Exodar, go to Vidente Skaltesh. You receive Sapta elemental which lasts five minutes in your bags. When drunk, you can see elemental spirits for one minute. After drinking, grab a spare.

Walk up the stairs on Skaltesh's left. Walk past the moth vendor Sixx until the brazier on her right and behind her. Next to the brazier is a very steep ramp upwards. It is easily missed as it is so steep. Walk up it. Speak to Nobundo.

A great story to be told. And if Velen says it is okay then it must be okay!

For the lore!

Comentario de bwam

His name is almost an anagram of Unbound.

Comentario de Quickfoot

As of 12/31/2017 you can still ask Nobundo to train you (although he has no skills for purchase). You can also ask him to reset your talents and to teach you dual spec. I have not found another trainer in game who still does this.

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