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Commentaire de Tabukra

You need pages 1, 4, 6 and 8 for this chapter.

Commentaire de 44379

8 is easy to find in young panthers the other...buy them

Commentaire de 86155

In case you accidentally get rid of the chapter that you get as a reward. You can always get it from the questgiver again... Which means that you dont have to carry your award around. Just grab it when you can hand in all four =D

Commentaire de 109487

what are the point of these chapters? I don't understand.

Commentaire de 167041

You need the following pages to compleet the quests :

Chapter I pages : 1, 4, 6 and 8.

Chapter II pages : 10, 11, 14 and 16.

Chapter III pages : 18, 20, 21 and 24.

Chapter IV pages : 25, 26 and 27.

Note : these pages can drop of any mob in STV.

Commentaire de 168395

If luck isn't on your side, and you've been searching for one last page in a chapter, it might be worthwhile to check the Goblin Auction House in Booty Bay.

There is uaully a large selection available without too much of a cost. Saves you a trip back to a capital city or from having to ask other players in the zone.

Commentaire de 201551

I really don't know why, but I can't get the quest giver to give me this quest. I'm a level 43 Hunter....and have a ton of the pages, but no way to complete the quest. Ideas?

Commentaire de Purfir

I don't understand... I get the main quest, and I have a bunch of pages, but I can't get the 4 little quests that is required to bind the pages together like chapters. Is there any pre-quests i have to do in order to get the 4 little quests?

Commentaire de 466613

Whole chapter 1:

Our first day went as well as one can expect first days to go. Most of our time was preoccupied with making the necessary arrangements to establish a base camp. I located an ideal setting by a freshwater river inlet. Judging by the old, abandoned docks nearby, this site was inhabited sometime ago. As for the original inhabitants, only time can tell that tale.

For this expedition I have assembled Ajeck Rouack and Sir S. J Erlgadin, along with my trusted servant, Barnil Stonepot. I fought alongside Ajeck's father's side in many battles in defense of the Alliance. Seeing her grown is quite special. Her father schooled her well in the ways of weaponry. Her skills with a bow make me wonder if there is elven blood running through those veins.

Sir S. J. Erlgadin comes from human aristocracy. His father, Count Erlgadin, was renowned for his generosity. It was the Count who lobbied for improved working conditions for the Stonemasons' Guild during the restoration of Stormwind after the Second Great War.

In the years that followed, after Stormwind betrayed the Stonemasons' Guild, Sir Erlgadin grew bitter about the role of the nobles within the Kingdom. He no longer wished to uphold the position that his father's bloodline had earned for him in the House of Nobles. But I digress. The purpose of this story is not to act as a political treatise or a biography. This is the account of my experiences hunting big game in the green hills of Stranglethorn.

We rose with the sun. Barnil began to prepare the morning meal. I noticed Ajeck's attention was somewhat distracted. The day's trek would be long and our hunt would bring us close to danger. A lack of focus could easily lead to an errant mishap. Yet Ajeck seemed unable to divert her gaze from Barnil who stood by the edge of the river rinsing out his mess kit.

Just as I was about to question Ajeck's lack of interest in the day's hunting strategy, she reached for her quiver, drew an arrow and unleashed a shot right towards poor Barnil. But it was not Barnil that Ajeck was shooting at. For when Barnil stepped aside, mouth agape, a large river crocilisk floated to the surface with Ajeck's arrow perfectly placed between his two large eyes.

We set out toward the west, through the thick overgrowth of the tangled jungle. Moving with slow, deliberate steps we paced through thick foliage in search of prey. The morning passed in frustrated silence. Nothing was stirring in the Vale, not even a breeze. By the afternoon, the expedition had grown restless Barnil no longer strode with the cautious steps of a predator tracking prey. Rather he clumsily clomped along the path often stepping noisily on dried leaves or fallen branches.

During one such misstep, Erlgadin laid a heavy hand on Barnil's shoulder. Ajeck and I gave a casual glance, assuming the man was simply giving Barnil a much-needed scolding for his carelessness. Erlgadin, however, gestured slowly with his head toward a nearby fallen tree. Gazing back at us were two piercing black eyes just above a mouthful of razor sharp fangs.

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