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10.2.5 Pandaria Timewalking Season - Mainline 07 - Alliance - 5.1 Storyline À la rencontre de l’éclaireuse Un roi parmi les hommes Le territoire du Lion Un peu de patience Un maître du déguisement Comment démasquer un espion Agité, pas secoué Infiltration totale Qui va moucharder ? Il ne lui manquera même pas Le Kirin Tor Le destin de Dalaran En route pour Mogujia Du mauvais sang La source de la puissance des Korunes Le plaidoyer d’Anduin Au cœur de l’Alliance L’expédition de Kun-Lai Un kor’kron parmi nous Le vin de souvenance Les ruines de Korune La Cloche divine Darnassus attaquée ? Pister les voleurs La résolution de Jaina La purge des égouts Commerce inéquitable Nulle part où aller C’est pour un retrait Sans échappatoire Ce qui devait être fait Le Maillet harmonique Le roi-singe La première énigme : la pitié La deuxième énigme : la camaraderie La troisième énigme : la force Le tour le plus drôle Le manche La tête La pommade harmonique La cloche parle Le souffle de l’ombre la plus sombre Le silence

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Commentaire de Neridjaa

Pour monter la réputation de l" Opération Bouclier ", j'ai dû rendre la quête "un peu de patience" que m'a donné l'Amiral Taylor au Territoire du Lion dans les Etendues sauvages de Krasarang, mais rien ne m'indiquait ou il fallait la rendre, à Varian certes, mais ou est notre roi ? Il faut lancer le scénario "un peu de patience". Pour ce faire, Il faut demander au chroniqueur Fu situé au palais Mogu'shan de lancer le scénario en question.

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Commentaire de 1058860

So is there any loot for this queue?

Commentaire de 693639

You find it through the Dungeon Finder. Click on the Dungeon Finder icon in your Action Bar or the letter I (eye), then click on Scenarios (left side). Click the check box for A Little Patience and there you go. You're all queued up!

Commentaire de Jollygood

This is a scenario. You can go into your scenario menu and select the thing manually.

I think it needs work, quite honestly, as the instructions are clear as mud or some other dense metaphor. There are toolboxes on the ground in the camp that look clickable, but don't do anything. There are kegs, buckets, trees, and who knows what else that have a cogwheel that is bugged. You click the keg cogwheel for example, and it tells you it requires a keg. Wait what?

The first part of the quest involves you helping two camps build defenses. You run around collecting sticks, which are glittery and are around the roots of trees. There are hops, which look like the silk herbs, but are hops. Click the sticks in the Night Elf camp and the hops in the Panda camp. The sticks (druid trees, get it?) speed up elf construction. Hops (naturally) speed up panda construction.

There are little "elementals", which are water sprites. Get to know them. The Elves pretty much have their act together, but the Pandas start falling asleep on you. You need to kill the water sprites to get the water to wake them up. To wake them up, you stand next to the keg and click the water things, because throwing water on a keg appears to be useful. It looks like you can only carry one water at a time, btw. Because your party is going to be muppet flailing, set the loot rule so that whoever is near something gets to loot it. Otherwise, you'll go through all the effort of killing one and your party members are on the other side of the scenario and can't loot it.

You will run into crocodiles, gorillas, and tigers who want to eat your face, by the way.

After the camps are built, you run to the elf camp and wait a bit. You will be told to kill a boss. There are a bunch of elites standing in front of the boss, but my companions and I just sidled by them and went after the boss.

He, every so often, equips a melee weapon and goes after you, so keep moving. There are some other annoying things he does and I will come back and edit this as, I hope, they iron out some of the UI issues in this scenario.

Commentaire de Kesliana

This is a scenario, as previously stated.

There are five possibilities for camps (dwarf, gnome, pandaren, night elf, jinyu). Each time you go into this scenario, two will be picked at random.

Your objective is to help build the two camps before Varian's patience runs out. The camps will be building at a very slow building pace at baseline, and it's your job to gather resources to help speed them up. Each camp has four (specific) resources that will help them speed up (usually one is food, one is a building material, etc.) that you can gather from the surrounding area from mobs and other clickables. The resource items will state which factions they can help. Krasari Iron for dwarves and gnomes, water from the elementals for pandaren and night elves, etc.

After you have gathered some, return to the appropriate camp and turn them in by either right-clicking on the item in your inventory or clicking on the appropriate receptable with the cogwheel over it. Voila, the progress bar should move ahead a bit. (The cogwheel receptacles will not do anything unless you have a resource of the appropriate type in your bag to use on them!)

The toolboxes on the ground in the camp where you first spawn should yield a Dwarven Hammer (or something like that), which can be used on any campsite. You can only carry one at a time, though. (Possibly only one per scenario?) Further toolbox-opening will yield nothing.

Occasionally elite mobs attack the camps. Defeat them in order to avoid losing progress, and to get more resource stuff off their corpses. (Apparently the pandaren camp, instead of getting attacked, has its workers fall asleep every so often. Collect water from the elementals, and right-click on the workers to wake them up.)

When you have either the camps all built or Varian's patience runs out, orcs will start streaming from the Temple and head towards the camps. Do not try to fight them! The traps should kill them, if you've built them in time. The only remaining mobs should be six elite orcs who are too smart to run into traps. Kill them, kill the boss that spawns after them, and you're done!

EDIT: As of patch 5.2 Varian has become infinitely more patient. You no longer have a timer to compete against. Also, they may have relaxed the rules on which resources can be used by which races - you still get an error message when you try to use a resource for a "wrong" race, but the resource still disappears and the camp still gets a buff.
Also, the six elite orcs at the end are very much skippable. Circle around them and go straight up the stairs to the boss.

Commentaire de Lordplatypus

Arguably the best of the scenarios, if only because of the hilarity of watching orcs turn into rocket chickens.

Commentaire de Hephaestus

If you're only doing this for shieldwall rep and don't care about scenario rewards you should know that you don't actually have to complete the scenario, just join one, hand the quest in, then leave the scenario. you'll get a 30 min deserter debuff, but there is no shieldwall rep for actually doing the scenario.

Commentaire de scorpion1206

If you are doing this for Shieldwall Rep, you don't need to finish the actual scenario, just hand it in.

Commentaire de Daystar

So good to see Tyrande getting handed the Idiot Ball by Blizzard just to make Varian look good...

"My 10,000+ years of experience as the leader of the Sentinels are telling me we should attack this obvious trap, instead of setting an ambush up the way my warriors excel in!"

*sighs* Even when Blizzard makes an effort to include other Alliance races but the humans, they can't get it right

Commentaire de 442638

Just spent about 40 minutes on Stage 1 of this scenario.

If you're wondering about the "feared Night Elf Laborers", and how to make them normal - well, you can't. Apparantly it's a bug and the only way to make progress on your camp is to make about 40 gathering runs back to the maincamp to pick up the Laborer's Hammer (or whatever) from Toolboxes, and then running back to the Night Elf camp to repair the Glaivethrower. It is a very painful process.

Commentaire de 1064428

I'd never tried a scenario before and apparently neither had the other two players who queued in with me. We spent the first few minutes running around and then they both just quit so I wondered if a scenario was doable solo. It is, but it took quite awhile to figure it out before doing so. FTR, Level 90 BM Hunter with 50/50 blue/green gear.

I had Pandaren and Dwarf sites and couldn't figure out how to wake the Pandaren so kept running back and forth between the tool box and the construction to build the damn thing myself. Figured that had to be wrong but it completed the construction. Never even considered using the water sprites until I came here to see what I did wrong. Next time it should move faster.

Then ran to the Dwarf site and had collected a bunch of items so when I killed the elite attacking them I went from 0/1000 to 920/1000 almost immediately before the second attacker. These two sites (phase one) took almost 40 minutes to figure out and solo my way (don't do that if you can help it).

Phase two seemed a little simpler as I figured I had to get to the temple to attack Scargash. There was no way I could solo the two groups of three level 90 elites out front so I snuck past them and headed up the stairs to attack. Basic Tank and Spank with my pet on a near constant heal and having to back away during his melee rages but other than that it was pretty simple, just time consuming. Whatever you do when fighting Scargash, just don't panic. Took about 20 minutes to finish him off and complete the scenario.

Because it ended up as a single player, all guild scenario my guild got full credit. Nice.

Commentaire de blakecarrington

This helped me alot. Ty

Commentaire de Eillesthis

Previous: Le territoire du Lion
Next: Un maître du déguisement

Commentaire de Toggol

If you are in the Pandarian camp and they are all asleep, kill one of the water elementals (Spirit-Kissed Sprite), loot the Spirit-Kissed Water, and use it on Master Brownstone.

Since the water is unique, you can only carry one at a time. Also, you can use the water directly on a keg which will improve the construction rate... but the Pandarans will still remain asleep.

Commentaire de 1092295

I looked in dungeon finder under specific scenarios. The only thing that shows for me is "A Brewing Storm". I'm confused.

Commentaire de 383577

Ok anyone having trouble seeing the scenario in the scenario list in the dungeon group finder.... Try logging out and then back in! All I was seeing is the brewing scenario until I re-logged then I could choose whatever!

Commentaire de exolight

I handed this quest in, but now I don't know how to progress with the storyline? please help :)

Commentaire de 211040

Did anybody else had an issue with Varian having more patient than Tyrande. I mean, Tyrande is thousands year old and she should have more patience than a person that only has been alive for less than a hundred.

Commentaire de LionsMike

still bugged on 3/10 2014

Commentaire de Avareal

If you're wondering why the next quest in the story line (Un maître du déguisement) isn't available from Amiral Taylor ... check your reputation with Opération Bouclier. You need 950/6000 Friendly reputation in order to get the quest.

Commentaire de tpbutch

I tried doing this chain at 100 and couldn't queue for this scenario. The dedicated scenario button has been removed from the dungeon finder and I googled for a couple of days on how proceed with the quest chain before stumbling on patch notes.

In the top floor of the Mogu' Shan Palace in the Valley of the Four Winds, speak with Loremaster Fu. One of the options is "Tell me of how Varian and Tyrande learned a little patience." Choosing this option should queue without any trouble.

Commentaire de Manniala

If your above the max lvl you can Que for MoP Scenarios (90+) you have to go to Pandaria, and then fly to "Vale of Eternal Blossoms" if you got TomTom then use /way Vale of Eternal Blossoms 81 32,5 a Little Patience and then talk to "Lorewalker Fu" he is standing inside (its above the Instance)

The scenario you need is the one called: Tell me of how Varian and Tyranda lerned a Little Patience. its in the zone Un peu de patience

Commentaire de Ffran

Instead, you can run the normal scenarios by talking to Lorewalker Fu (Chroniqueur Fu) and Heroic Scenarios by talking to Lorewalker Shin (Chroniqueur Shin). You'll find them in the Seat of Knowledge in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms. I hope that this helps!

Commentaire de Hush564

So, I wanted to start doing the Rep grind and General Missions associated with Stonewall. I finally found where to enter it at Seat of Knowledge BUT it says that I don't meet requirements. What are they?

Commentaire de Swskul

The king is dead anyone know where to go for the quest now?

Commentaire de Mokachu

I am having trouble finding where I can begin this scenario, because I took a break from the quest line to do other quests in Pandaria. Could someone show me where to find the NPC to start this scenario is, because I do not have a co-ordinated add on. Thank you :3.

Commentaire de Demonette

I was doing these quests while leveling up at 86. Although the quests and mobs now scale down, it seems the scenario level requirement was never fixed, since in duty finder it says I need to be level 90, and when I talk to Lorewalker Fu it says I need to be 91 to access the scenarios.

Commentaire de ainvit

/way Vale of Eternal Blossoms:Pandaria 81 32,5 a Little Patience

Commentaire de bookworm13

Edit: It's better just to level to 91, talk to Lorewalker Fu as mentioned above and then you can solo queue for this scenario.

Nowadays you're going to need a LOT of patience to get into this scenario from 81-90. Few people are doing Pandaria scenarios and even fewer are doing this specific one.
Unlike a dungeon, you can't just go there and solo it.

Commentaire de frakbt

If Chroniqueur Fu does not appear in the Seat of Knowledge, go outside and talk to Zidormi, and select "Can you show me what the Vale was like before the Black Empire assault?", and go back inside, and Fu will be there.

Commentaire de GregCT

Any updated info on these scenerios? Leveling a void elf in Panda-land, have this and the brewmoon festival scenerio but cannot get into either of them. Loremaster Fu wont talk to you until lvl 50, no more scenerio button on LFG, how do we do these scenerios now, at the level they're obtained, not 50?

Commentaire de Spilledstars

You want annoying? On a level 46 paladin in BfA+Shadowlands xpac...

I'm too "old"/experienced a character to use a queue function for the scenario, but
I'm too "young"/inexperienced to be given the scenario by the loremasters at the mogu-shan enclave above the raid-entrance.

Arrrrrrgh. That'ss blizz not having a "complete your quests" queueing system at all :(

Commentaire de Polygoncoke

As of Dragonflight they f*cking MOVED THE REQUIRED LEVEL FOR SOLO QUEUE SCENARIOS* UP TO 60, making it impossible to do the story properly while in Mists of Pandaria timewalking campaign, or if you go back to SW to return to the present!

WHY in the name of Christ is there even a level restriction on scenarios to begin with? Why should people not be able to queue for any scenario as easily as they queue for a MoP normal dungeon while in MoP time? In fact, you should be able to solo queue for scenarios from the Group Finder, because otherwise it'd probably just take forever to get a group these days.

I am so sick of these endless restrictions that only serve to hinder people from experiencing the story for no reason. The only way to be in MoP TW and be able to queue for scenarios (god only knows how long it would take to get the one you want, though) would probably be to level cap your character at 35 (?) and have the gameplay suck because you can't earn any new abilities. Except that would already have been too late in my case, because the character I wanted to do the Operation: Shieldwall campaign on was already past level 40! So the only other option is to get to 60 (I am capped at 59) and run around oneshotting everything. And yes, I've heard that they're changing it so that you won't get forcibly removed from TW campaign until 61 or so**, but these type of level restrictions are still absolutely nonsensical. As so many others have pointed out, what if you get a scenario past level 35 but before level 60?

I don't even feel like playing right now. I'll do the scenario and quest later on another character that unlocked Lion's Landing, but it just sucks not to be able to do it on the character that just got the friggin dialog with Anduin and Varian about the standoff at the Temple of the Red Crane, for no reason. This game badly needs a "Path of the Curator" type of deal implemented.

*but for whatever indiscernible reason NOT for LFR. LFR I can solo queue for at 59 no problem.

Edit: I mean on the play that I just did, they literally throw the quest in your face so you won't miss it instead of just having the player pick it up from Admiral Taylor. What a joke.

**Edit 2: This actually turned out not to matter, as you cannot turn off XP at level 60 and stay in Chromie Time. So you still have no option to do the story chronologically without ending up oneshotting everything.

Commentaire de Khether

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>>> TO START THE SCENARIO, worked on February 03, 2024 <<<
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As Alliance:
1. Go to the Vale of Eternal Blossoms,
2. Enter the Mogu'shan Palace (81,32)
3. Inside, just before the little stairway, look to your right, there will be 3 masters there, the closest to the stairs is Lorewalker Fu <Scenario Storyteller>
4. Talk to him, he'll have all the scenarios, choose "Tell me how Varian and Tyrande learned a Little Patience"

As Horde
1. Go to the Vale of Eternal Blossoms,
2. Enter the Shrine of Two Moons
3. Same thing, find Lorewalker Fu <Scenario Storyteller>
4. Talk to him, he'll have all the scenarios, choose "Tell me how Varian and Tyrande learned a Little Patience"

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Un peu de patience

Lancez le scénario « Un peu de patience » et parlez au Roi Varian Wrynn.

Description

Le roi Varian a besoin d’aventuriers résolus pour l’aider à résoudre un face-à-face entre Tyrande Murmevent et un détachement de guerriers de la Horde au temple de la Grue rouge.

Allez le rejoindre immédiatement !

Achèvement

Récompenses

Vous recevrez :

Gains

Lors de l'achèvement de cette quête vous gagnerez :

150 points de réputation avec Opération Bouclier

Vérifiez si vous l'avez déjà terminé en tapant :

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(32248))