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Comentario de DeckerExTytalus

Está al fondo del todo de la cueva.
Puede una sola persona con él, es más rollo salir de allí con los monos que hay que en si el boss.

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Comentario de magnusfn

In MoP, you will be able to get valor points by doing dailies. The 25 daily quest cap will be removed, and there will be hundreds of new dailies to do. Now you won't have to farm it by doing dungeons anymore, if you prefer doing dailies instead.

Comentario de 883272

The tastiest hozen burgers.

Comentario de Kittytreets

Ummm. This is a one man quest? Not hardly. I almost died about four times, and then I let the 20 gang banger hozen kill me just so I wouldn't have to run out of the cave. Bad deal. Kinda a bit OP on their end if you ask me. I don't mind killing my way in and out, but when it's completely absurd as it is, I tend to be frustrated immediately. It's not like I'm under level.

The boss himself is an EASY kill.... the 20 monkeys that attack you are a bit over the top.

Comentario de eresin

even though he is required for a quest, he doesn't appear to be flagged as such and therefore you need to tag him first in order to get credit for the quest "The Big Kah-Oona". Hopefully they will fix this soon.

Comentario de 297559

Careful on approach, leaving. I discovered an auto-dismount bug while flying near the cave, on the left side if I remember correctly.

Comentario de 330874

a little strategy, pick off the other hozen in the room before attacking the boss. I did not get attacked by more than a few at a time before taking on the boss and when I went after him, he was the only one I had to deal with

Comentario de rzzr

He is right at the back of the cave on an island. This is a horrible quest as the hozen on the way there re-spawn like crazy, hard to get out of combat, better for stealth classes.

Comentario de 516507

Even as a hunter, with Stampede, Dire Beast and a trinket that can get a total of 8 pets fighting on my side: I died within a minute every time I entered the cave. Wont be bothering with killing Lord Oona.

And, I tried stealthing in, but as soon as I become visible there were half a dozen or more hozen including the Lord on me.

Comentario de EveCathryn

Umm I having trouble with this one, the boss keeps healing himself...and everyone on here seems to think he is easy to kill.....

Comentario de mezzea

Mmmhmm! This is a tasty (hozen)burger!

Comentario de Neio

One thing to note is that Wowhead says the reward is 141g...that however is not the case. It gives out the same amount of gold a level 90 daily usually gives out, which is around 19g 84s 50c.

Edit: grammar.

Comentario de Hinahina

NPC name is a reference to the Hawaiian word "Kahuna" and the slang term "Big Kahuna". From huna.org:

They were the experts of old Hawaii, experts in religion, health, crafts, science, psychology and magic.
"Kahuna" was a title, like M.D. or Ph.D., and additional descriptive words were used to designate the field of expertise.
Just as the modern use of the word "doctor" by itself is generally taken to mean a medical doctor, so the use of "kahuna" by itself generally designated a priest or healer.
They underwent intensive and extensive training before being recognized as experts in their field, either by their teacher or by the community.
Some kahunas were experts in many fields.
Kahunas could be male or female.
Although it is not explicitly stated above, it is clear from reading the above sources that kahunas of any kind were always attuned to the spiritual side of their expertise as well as to the material side.
Under the Monarchy the term "kahuna" began to be used for foreigners who were recognized experts in their fields, especially for ministers and health professionals.

In Territorial times, when Hawaii became a tourist destination, visitors discovered that the best surfer on the beach was called "kahuna nui he'e nalu," the "principal master surfer." Because of his expertise he was also the leader among the surfers, and they would follow his advice on boards and waves and the skill itself. He was called "kahuna nui" for short, and this soon became the phrase "big kahuna," which took on meanings of "big boss" or even "the biggest and the best" in any area, including hamburgers.

Some Hawaiians fear the word because they automatically relate it to sorcery, and some Hawaiians say that no one can be a kahuna who isn't Hawaiian. Visitors come to Hawaii looking for a "kahuna," which for some means a psychic healer and for others means a shaman.

However, I don't use that title any more. One aspect of Hawaiian culture I learned is to avoid offending others when you don't have to and some Hawaiians are offended by my use of it. So I am "kahu" to members of my organization who want to call me by a title, "Dr. King" to those who want to acknowledge my doctorate in psychology, and simply "Serge" to the rest of the world. I have Hawaiian names as well, but I honor my birth parents by publicly using the name they gave me.

As a Hawaiian, I don't know anyone who calls people Kahuna anymore because of the "Kahuna" title that has been bastardized. Tip though, don't come to Hawai'i and call people that. They'll laugh but it might not be with you.

Comentario de 1057301

I don't understand why someone post pointless info about where its name came from, just wanted info how to kill him since he heals himself. Lowest I got his health was 84% until a bunch of the room respawned and murdered me. He IS NOT an "easy kill" as some of you say.

Comentario de NearlyNormal

This is turning out to be an annoyingly tedious and expensive grind for my reasonably (but not Heroic) geared mage. The first time I entered the overly mob-filled cave I was lucky enough to wander in after one or two PARTIES had gone in just ahead of me. I got to about where I could see the water at the bottom of the main cavern before I was ganked by more hozen than I wanted to deal with. As I recall, I rezzed at angel and found more interesting things to do.

That was a couple-three days ago and around midnight server-time, I believe. Just an hour ago (~05:30 server-time), with the same toon and much better gear, I tried doing it solo. Bad idea, as the were no other peeps to clear the way. After a couple of attempts to grind my way in, I finally used Gtr Invis and Blink to get from the entrance cave all the way down next to the islet the boss is on before over a dozen hozen mobbed me.

This quest might be soloed by the run-as-far-as-you-can-get-then-rez method to get into the boss chamber so you can scope out the best place from which to grind a clear path to him two or three hozen at a time with a lot of time and mats wasted on healing. I don't know at this point, since Ioath long, boring multiple-mob encounters, but given the way others say BigKO heals himself, I'll try grinding a clear path to him and then quit for now if he turns out to be as ridiculously OP as others have said.

I'll probably have wait a few hours until I can get a decent-sized party to join me if I can't finish him off solo. This quest should be clearly identified by Blizzard as requiring a 3+ person party or a Heroic geared toon played by someone who likes dull slug-fests, given what I've observed so far.

If this weren't the only quest I have left to do in Jade Forest, I wouldn't bother finishing it at all. It is that senseless..
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Comentario de 942917

ok so i just soloed this and i am a lvl 90 destro warlock .... it took me two tries till i figured out what was my mistake. this is a very difficult quest if you play alone much as i do, but i figured out a way to solo this quite easily, ... 1- buff up on extra hit food and spell power, 2- as you enter the cave, kill all your surrounding monkeys one at a time and DO NOT LOOT , wait to loot once all are dead and you can pass through to the next section of the cave. Wash ... Rinse .... Repeat till you have passed through the down hill pass killing all the monkeys one at a time, some will gank you by three's but just remain calm, and let your voidwalker take the best of the grunge healing him as needed plus use your rain of fire as often as possible on any mobs you encounter. The boss will be atop of a very small island in the middle of the lake, continue your plan and kill all the mobs surrounding him then attack as soon as the mobs are all dead, again do not loot till you have killed the boss. Take him down and once he is dead then loot, I hearthed so as not to feel a need to fight your way out because the trails of monkey you killed on the way to him have sponed as the spone rate on these little bastages is outrageously fast. I hope this helps .... take care and enjoy :o)

Comentario de FunPika

First time I attempted this quest on my Monk, I got killed by the monkeys surrounding him pretty easily. The second time I tried it I was able to Burla him from the top of the hill leading up to him, then quickly run down a little bit. This put me well out of range of the monkeys surrounding him, making it an easy kill. I assume that any other method of pulling him to the hill leading up to him will work too, but haven't tried it.

Comentario de mjsking

Don't let him stay in the room!
If you get him out of there, the whole thing is easy ;)

Comentario de 527880

cave entrance is at 57,27

Comentario de Yogilaw

If anyone is interested, here are a few tips to getting this quest completed without too much hassle (but it can still be a pain in the Big Kah-Butt).

BEWARE THE SERPENTS - If you take this quest alongside the one to save serpent hatchlings, DO NOT save all 10 in the upper chamber of the cave. Once you have all 10 they will agro when you thin out nearby Oona & they can take you down. You can still save them if they are mobbing you, so make sure you have up to 5 still needing redemption when you get to the lower chambers. (Eg. I got hit for 31G repair cost after 5 of these beggars hit me while dealing with 2 goons).

MONKEY MAYHEM - It is possible to kill half of the required Hozen before you enter the cave, but you will need to dispose of a lot more once inside so be aware. These normal ones are not too hard to kill, but take care, it is easy to get mobbed if you charge in unprepared & they agro from long distance.

BIG KAH-OONA - You will need to take out around 3-4 goons etc first although I have never found the need to tackle the 2 patrolling round the island. Agro him so that he is pulled away from his island & hit him with everything you got. As a Ret Pally I find Guardian of Ancient Kings + Inquisition works fine (but then I use these on all the big nasties).
Once he is down (unless you are a sucker for punishment) I recommend hearthing the hell out. It can be an expensive fight back out of the cave, & if you go back to resurrect you may get mobbed again straight away. It's just not worth the pain.

Comentario de 750128

Ok I was able to complete this quest and this was the day after 5.4 release. But it is a pain in the butt for sure! I'm an iLvl 489 Shadow Priest and not a very good one.

The problem is that you have a long winding cave to get to the boss. And although I had the other daily quest to kill the random Hozan along with rescuing the misguide serpents, I probably killed about 50 Hozan total (and a few of the serpants when they got caught in my Mind Sear spell.

In the end I just hearthed out of there back to Origimar. Figured it was quicker flying all the way back to turn in the dailies then to walk out of that cave again.

Comentario de Celice

I really enjoyed this quest. It is a redesign of what used to be Shalzaru's Lair on the Isle of Dread in Feralas. The island is still marked faintly on the map. Then it was full of Naga, now it's Hozen.

I played as a balance druid just after I'd started Isla Intemporal and had four nice 496 items from the chests, bringing my item level to 453.

For me it was superbly balanced. I could overcome most things I came across if I was careful. Single mobs and pairs were easily dealt with, and threes if I managed my spells properly.

The catch is the same as before: when you approach the main chamber there are Hozen on the ledges above you on the left as well as in the pool ahead. There's no way to know when the overhead patrol is near you, so the best way is to keep to the right clear mobs one by one from the pool below until you can look up and see those above and avoid them on the way out.

My downfall came when, instead of hearthing out, I looked for the alternative exit route to see if there were any additional benefits. As you leave the pool, there's a ramp on the right that leads to the overhead ledge, and a drop down into a hole that leads quickly to the exit.

Three Hozen patrol the platform beneath that hole, and I dropped down cleanly without aggro, but still had to take all three on at once and failed. I rezzed at my corpse and fought my way out from there.

Nice cavern, and nice to see a rare once back again!

Enlaces

Muerte al capitán

Mata al señor de Oona.

	Señor de Oona matado (1)

Descripción

El líder de los hozen de Oona es un bandido conocido como el señor de Oona.

He oído historias aterradoras sobre este capitán marino itinerante y su tripulación. Donde va con su tribu, llega la destrucción.

Los Oona amerizan sus barcos en suelo fértil, saquean las aldeas locales y dejan la tierra seca antes de lanzarse a su próxima conquista.

No permitiremos que ocurra lo mismo en nuestras costas. No mientras yo esté al mando.

Necesito a alguien que vaya y acabe con él enseguida.

Terminación

Recompensas

Recibirás:

	Talismán inferior de buena fortuna

Ganancias

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600 reputación con Orden del Dragón Nimbo

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Guías

Mists of Pandaria - Faction Dailies Wowhead's Order of the Cloud Serpent Guide