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Quests

WoW Forever

Curing the Sick

Quest Id# 6124 · Data: WoW Forever beta 1.60.1 (build 70170)

Requirements

Faction
Alliance Horde Unknown
Class
Druid
Races
Any
Category
Classes · Druid
Recommended Level
14
Minimum Level
14
Difficulty
Yellow from level 14 Green from level 17 Gray from level 21
Type
Normal

Where

Filed under
Druid
Starts at

Not recorded yet

Ends at

Not recorded yet

Objectives

Use the Curative Animal Salve on 10 Sickly Deer that are located throughout Darkshore; doing so should cure them. Sickly Deer have been reported starting south of the Cliffspring River to the north of Auberdine and extending all the way into southern Darkshore where the edge of Ashenvale begins.

  • Sickly Deer cured ×10

How to complete

Experimental
  1. 1

    Accept the quest; you're given Curative Animal Salve

  2. 2

    Sickly Deer cured ×10

    Missing Data: Location

  3. 3

    Turn it in

    Missing Data: Turn-in recipient

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Rewards

Experience
750 experience, for a character of level 14
You will receive
Reputation
Cenarion Circle +75 reputation
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Description

The amount of salve made out of the reagents you brought me is good enough for ten doses, <name>. While I work with the village to try and make some more salve, I'd like for you to help us get a head start. All around Darkshore are sickly deer; use the salve on them and cure their malaise.

Dendrite Starblaze in Moonglade will want to talk to you when you're done, I'm sure. Please extend Auberdine's thanks to the Cenarion Circle there... and let me say thanks to you directly for the help you've given!