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Commentaire de Tankme

Easy to Solo...When you obtain quest just head back to main path and up the mountain (all the way up)...lol

Kill the Daughters near the main gazebo there with Botanist and watch for the followers that travel with the sons...Good to have Mage with you or another crowd control in party... Should be able to do this around level 21-22...Easy

Good Luck!!!

Commentaire de Ormriss

Be aware that the Daughters can use Dispel Magic. Doing this with my druid recently, I found my Mark of the Wild buff disappearing...

Also watch for nearby mobs. Except for the tree guardians that accompany the Sons, all the mobs you face will run at low health. Be prepared to stop them or deal with adds.

Commentaire de 16060

Coords. 37.15 anywhere in that area ^_^

Commentaire de 39449

Pretty easy quest for my 25 shaman =)
Its only 4 to kill of each, but the sons are the most difficult to kill with their trees. Try to take out the son first, then the tree 'cause its the sont that are your goal.

Commentaire de 50168

i hated the sons they killed me twice with the tree that foiiow

Commentaire de archimonde

note what this blood elf says in the text: Would that I could return to Jaedenar and exult in the flow of magic, but my master will not allow me to return until my work is done. Jaedenar is cultist place with evil magic and many quests in felwood kinda strange why she is here....

Commentaire de 134695

I chose not to to do this quest on a Horde character because of the quest text/objective.

Keep in mind that, while doing this quest on a PvE server, if one does choose to kill Keeper Albagorm (for whatever reason), it will flag you for PvP and any Allies landing in Stonetalon will find a convenient HK :P

Commentaire de 138902

Go back on the main path, and keep following it as far as you can and when you make it to the top, you will see what you need to kill. Easy quest.

Commentaire de pewpewmoo

Soloed as lvl 21 cow hunter with cougar pet.

Pretty straight forward, just make sure to deal with the Son Of Cenarius' treant minions first- they seem to deal a nasty amount of damage which left me petless and running.

Commentaire de 164392

Killing the mobs needed by the quest won't flag you PvP on PvE servers and won't trigger the alliance local defense warning. Anyway, trying this quest on a PvP server and at low level can be painful because all of the ally toons headed to Stonetalon will pass from there.
If you don't have any stealth ability, try to stay as far as possible from the ruins and (of course) from the alliance village and from the road. The most difficult part will be the Son of Cenarius, because just one of them spawn on the "right" side of the ruins.
On a PvE server, this quest is just a piece of cake. As stated above, anyway, all of the mobs will run on low health.

Commentaire de 205308

i found it hard in lvl 24 mage, but i guess that was just me...

Commentaire de 251762

Easy quest, just about anyone should be able to solo at lvl 25+. I completed as Protection Paladin. Straight forward melee. Only thing to keep in mind for Pallys is that the daughters have a chance to dispel your seal spells. Not a big deal, there's no cool down or timer. Just keep it in mind as you may go to unleash a judgement and can't because she dispelled your seal. Just reactivate your seal and continue as normal. Otherwise, pretty straight forward fight and relatively easy to take them down.

Commentaire de 165543

Lol u get a quest 2 kill Cenaruis's sons and daughters and the cenarion circle doesn't care at all. Wow mechanics r cruel............................................

Commentaire de 194672

They all appear to be somewhat resistant against nature spells, and the dryads seemed to take only half of my nature spells damage. Sons of Cenarius were partially annoying with their Treant Ally, which had a damage and health of a regular mob of that level but didn't drop any loot of experience. Bit disappointing.

Commentaire de Umega

Lore-wise, this quest is very wrong if you're a tauren druid, because your supposed to be freinds with Cenarius, not kill his people. Of course you could try to be an evil druid. =)
And no, killing these NPCs does not harm your reputation with the Cenarion Circle, they are Alliance aligned.

Commentaire de 453319

Once again, simple game mechanics.

There is no reason in lore to ever allow Horde to form bonds with the Cenarion Circle after killing Cenarius, demon blood infused or not. Even Thrall, who is so aptly named as the diplomat orc, REFUSED to apologize for the death of Cenarius. No matter what side you're on, and whether or not you find the night elves to have been right to start aggression without approaching in diplomacy first, keep that in mind. As if the Frostwolves didn't do the same thing in Alterac Valley.

Furthermore, if tauren truly are close to nature, there's no reason for tauren or at least their druids to be allowed to enter WSG matches without losing Cenarion Rep, considering all they are doing is furthering Horde deforestation and excessive waste of lumber that even the satyrs benefit from. Either tauren druids are complete inferiors of night elves when it comes to being one with the land and feeling it's pain, or they have pathetic double standards that put wasteful gathering of lumber over the well being of the natural world. The fact that half the night elves from Warc 3 being turned into a ridicilous "Neutral" faction and Nighthaven (The most populated night elven city after Darnassus) being turned into a neutral stronghold where warlocks and death knights can stride around with their pets out is just Metzen's "My heart lies with the Horde..." statement ringing true. And the fact that any member of the Horde would ally itself with Shadow Council cultists, as well as allowing them to find refuge in one of their outposts is nowhere near the term "Honorable" as the orcs like to foam at the mouth in their war cries. But hey, what else can you expect from the faction that has night elf captives in Malaka'jin, help a Witch Doctor torture them, and kill more animals in the process? (Note: Jin'Zil's Forest Magic) Or a faction allied with cannibalistic zombies that murder sleeping druids in Ashenvale? Even the night elves, who screwed up royally 10,000 years ago are still steadfast in their beliefs of defending the land and reforestation. Orcs were freed of their corruption... what, 6-8 years ago? And they allow former Scourge, fel-magic addicted blood elves (albeit cured after the events of Sunwell) and the occasional Jaedenar cultist among their ranks? Brilliant. If it weren't for Thrall few attempts at good, Orgrimmar would be no different than Blackrock Spire.

So yeah, think twice before you say "Oh, they're Alliance, they attack on sight..." you're damn right they do. Nevermind the fact that you're intruding on a Barrow Den waaaaaay out of the road to Sun Rock Retreat and is designated Alliance territory. Newly awakened druids even attacked Malfurion and Tyrande during the WC 3 campaign, what makes Horde hypocrites that killed one of the few remaining elder sons of Cenarius, poached the remaining wildlife in Sunrock and performed sick experiments on war prisoners so special? If it weren't for the tauren quest giver to plant some seeds in the Charred Vale, the Horde might as well join the Venture Co. And this is all under Thrall, with the common excuse of "He doesn't know about it, I'm sure he doesn't support this." I wonder what more will happen when Garrosh comes into play. Constantly hiding behind demon blood as an excuse for genocide, cowardly war tactics that result in the greater evil winning (Note: Broken Front) and war crimes (Treatment of all prisoners in Horde hands) is starting to get old. Nevermind the fact only one of the three noted above was under the effects of Pit Lord blood. If it weren't for the occasional tauren druid or orc shaman with a shred of decency, trying to clear up the mess that their wayward people create, the Horde would be no different than the Burning Legion's baby, just as it was during the Second War.

-- A former member and tireless defender of the "Mighty", "Honorable" Horde.

Commentaire de 47813

Yeah... this quest sounded strange to me too.

In fact, the one behind this quest is the "master" that the cultist speaks of. "It" sent her to kill Cenarius' Legacy in Stonetalon.
The question is: why someone like this is alligned with the Horde?

It could have been interesting if there was some later quest that enlighted who this master was, and maybe a mission to go kill/capture it.

Because.. as it is, it's just demons working hands in hands with the Horde.

Commentaire de 526868

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L'héritage de Cénarius

Cette quête est marquée comme obsolète par Blizzard et ne peut être obtenue ou accomplie.

Tuer 4 Fils de Cénarius, 4 Filles de Cénarius et 4 Botanistes cénariens pour Braelyn Brasemain, près de la Retraite de Roche-Soleil.

	Fils de Cénarius tué (4)
	Fille de Cénarius tué (4)
	Botaniste cénarien tué (4)

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Vous ne pouvez pas imaginer la haine que je ressens pour cette terre misérable. Au pic, les semblables de Cénarius et les druides kaldorei emploient leurs pouvoirs minables pour étouffer le flot de magie, même jusqu'au sud de leurs possessions pathétiques... leurs forêts bien-aimées.

Je voudrais retourner à Jaedenar et exulter dans le flot de magie, mais mon maître ne le permettra pas tant que mon travail ici ne sera pas achevé.

Il ne fait aucun doute que vous aimez les elfes de la nuit et leurs alliés aussi peu que je les aime. Aidez-moi, et notre but commun pourra être atteint.

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L'héritage de Cénarius

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