World Zones Dustwallow Marsh Identifying the Brood Quest objectives Draz'Zilb in Brackenwall Village would like you to bring him 15 Searing Tongues and 15 Searing Hearts.
Description Whilst that craven fool, Mok'Morokk, wallows in power and Tharg wrestles the demons of sorrow and vengeance and vies for leadership of the clan, I seem to be the only one concerned with identifying the source of aggression on our old home.
Why the puzzled stare, [your name]? Expecting me to speak like an uncouth ruffian merely because I am an ogre?
Now back to business, bring to me the hearts and tongues from the whelps and hatchlings. I shall trace the root of this evil...
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These are Classic item reward relations. Current item pages show their own client stats; the relation is not a verified Forever reward.
Connected quest records Identifying the Brood Level 43 · Classic reference The Brood of Onyxia Level 43 · Classic reference Direct previous/next references from the source; negative IDs and missing links are not reinterpreted as a complete chain.
Sources & reference status Classic reference Historical names, quests, requirements, rewards, services and NPC locations come from CMaNGOS classic-db contributors , pinned Classic 1.12 milestone. They need confirmation in Forever. Quest identities are limited to IDs present in the Forever 70532 QuestV2 table. An ID does not confirm the Classic text, reward, level or location.
Maps: Blizzard Entertainment, extracted client build 1.60.1.70374. Coordinates use the same revealed maps and world-coordinate projection as the Hunter atlas. A source spawn is a place to check; no current sighting, path or respawn time is inferred.
Pet records, where shown, are separately attributed to TrueshotLodge by chazlander (MIT). A dated tame report confirms a reported tame, not every coordinate. .
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