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1.	Arbre généalogique
2.	Avalés tout crus !
3.	Les ordres sont les ordres
4.	Messagerie instantanée
5.	Par-delà l’horizon

Suite de quêtes
Forêt de Jade, Étrange association et tertre des Groukards Aux ordres de Nazgrim Science médico-légale Ça y était presque ! Pluie acide Tâter le terrain Restez un instant, et écoutez-moi Mettez-vous une seconde à ma place Si ces pierres pouvaient parler Retour vers le passé Arbre généalogique Avalés tout crus ! Les ordres sont les ordres Messagerie instantanée Par-delà l’horizon Tripes de volaille Lokdu bête, poisseux être pour hozen Pêche à la dynamite Nom de nom ! Rapport des éclaireurs : des indigènes hostiles Rapport des éclaireurs : sur la bonne piste Rapport des éclaireurs : l’ami de mon ennemi Rapport des éclaireurs : des bancs de jinyu De l’énergie presque verte Comme un poisson dans… la forêt !?

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Commentaire de Thonster

What an awesome quest, I can't wait to see what Cho has to say about the other races.
At first I thought it might just be a generic thing where you saw a bunch of Horde members but it seems to be race specific, cause with me being a tauren, it showed me a group of tauren ancestors kneeling in front of what looks to be Cairne Bloodhoof.

When they appeared Cho said: "Look at that. Your people revere their ancestors as well. And you cherish the land. We have much in common! Ah, but I see your ancestors were nomads, whereas we Pandaren prefer the comforts of hearth and home. You'll find few travellers among us."

Loved this quest, in how it showed a little backstory behind your character (Well, his race) and his background.

Commentaire de 986920

Blood Elves:
"Ah, noble is your lineage! Your people possess GREAT power, and all the terrible burdens that come with it. Equally great has been your suffering. Now I see why you call yourself 'Blood' elves."

4 groups appear each with one male and one female blood elf, 3 groups standing in line behind the 4th group kneeling in front. I couldn't recognize any characters though the clothes each group wears varies greatly.
Behind the Blood elves stand a male and a female Nightelf, both seem to were druidic clothes

Dunno what that could depict. Hope to hear about the other races, too.

Commentaire de Spotdot

Undead:
"How fascinating. I thought you looked sickly - but now I see the truth. Your people suffer under the weight of a terrible darkness. What strength you must have, simply to press on forward!"

Will post a screenshot of the ghosts.

Commentaire de Wowvocate

For Goblins -

Lorewalker Cho says: Well... that's interesting. It appears most of your ancestors died in a fire. Oh my. Your people put themselves at great personal risk in the name of progress! I wish more Pandaren had your initiative.

In the spirit haze, there are several goblins. About 1/3 are dead on the ground and on fire, 1/3 are running around also on fire, and the last 1/3 are cowering or standing in place.

Commentaire de Drahken

For Orcs:
"Astounding! A lineage of great warriors... From a different world, no less! It is rare for a Pandaren to leave his or her homeland. You are rightly proud of who you are."

Commentaire de Reignac

It's a shame that Alliance can't do this quest. I'd love to see what he has to say about the Earthen or Mechagnomes. He may commen on the demon Eredar for the Draenei, too.

:(

Commentaire de Zillions

For Trolls:
Oh my - as I suspected. Your ancestry dates back to the dawn of the world. Great were the ancient empires of the trolls. I see a spark in your eyes, a powerful will - you wish to be great again, yes?

Commentaire de DrtSph

For Horde Pandaren: "Ah, but you're no stranger to your past! A Pandaren from the Wandering Isle. I admit, I thought your homeland was just a legend. Pandaren from the Isle are far more adventurous than those on the mainland... it's in your blood!"

Commentaire de Sayis

For Tauren:

Look at that. Your people revere their ancestors as well. And you cherish the land. We have much in common! Ah, but I see that your ancestors were nomads, whereas we Pandaren prefer the comforts of hearth and home. You'll find few travellers among us.

In the spirit haze you can see eight Tauren kneeling before a chieftain, perhaps old Cairne Bloodhoof himself.

Commentaire de Nirtxed

Anyone else notice that Chos front and center ancestor is wearing a Keepers of Time Tabard?

Commentaire de bossfight1

An Alliance version of this quest would be nice. I wonder what Cho would say for each of the races. I'd assume for Dwarves he'd comment on their taste for beer.

The Goblin comment was hilarious, though, the way he said "Oh my."

Commentaire de strongyp

anyone else notice that their was nothing in the mist for a pandaren character he comments on you coming from the wandering isle though.

i was expecting to see Liu Lang and Shen-zin Su or something but it was empty at least for me.

Commentaire de Deadreaver

This might be Horde only, because it is meant to show why Horde is welcome to Pandaria: While The Alliance has always reasoned their doings with "Peace", Hordes whole reason of existance has been to make the races in "Free".

This Quest shows that in Horde Cho sees the passion and attributes, that fellow Pandaren lack.
Goblins for example have the initiative.

Forsaken and Blood Elves are noted for their strength to keep going despite all the suffering ahead, around and past them. A skill that is later needed for Pandaren, as Sha attacks everything they hold dear.

Taurens share the love for Wisdom and Earth.

Orcs and Trolls posess strong wills and uncomparable fighting spirits. Trolls are fueled by the idea of the rise of Troll nation as powerfull as the ones before the Sundering. While Orcs are valued for having no fear leaving their homes and fighting in Foreign battlefields.

Commentaire de Daystar

This quest hit me surprisingly hard in the feels. I just saw my character (Blood Elf) approaching the ghosts and going "...Mom... Dad?"

Lorewalker Cho talking in the background like Dumbledore certainly helped create the mood too.

Commentaire de 60138

So disappointed with the Pandaren version of this.

I was expecting something awesome after going through it on a goblin, troll, and tauren.

So much potential with "so the legends of pandas having left long ago were true" and some graphic of a few pandas wandering off with a then small turtle...

And then, to see nothing. Even this last into the expac - this is I guess, not a bug, but working as intended...

"Lets just dial it on for the pandas, no one will care."

Commentaire de sitecow09

This is my speculation as to what Cho would say to the Alliance races if they could do this quest.
Humans: Hmm, yours is a young race to be sure, yet you have such a colorful history. Your people have had a spirit so strong and diverse that they overcome anything that they face, large or small. I only wish my people had your strength of spirit.
Dwarves: What courage! Your people are great adventerurers, ever exploring the mountains (Ironforge), hills (Wildhammer) and darkness of unknown depths (Dark Iron). Such strong warriors, riders, and... drinkers? HA! Your people and mine have more in common than I expected!
Draenei: Ah, powerful priests and rightous crusaders fill the ranks of your ancestors! You have dedicated your whole culture to the pursuit of justice and peace after having your home taken away by a great burning darkness. Even the greatest of Shado-pan dont have the conviction your ancestors had. If my people were anything like you, this land might have shattered the darkness of the Sha long ago.
Worgen: Oh... so how you look is only a recent transformation? A result of being walled up in an enviroment that bred a disease that changed you forever. To shoulder such a curse... perhaps it is a good thing the borders of Pandaria have opened up again. Id hate for something like this to happen to us... err, you dont hunt live prey like real wolves do you? *Lorewalker Cho scoots away a little*
Night Elf: Ah, you ancestors were a very long-lived race indeed, immortal perhaps? Yet you gave up that power to protect the world, how tragic. Your race stood on the front lines against demonic invasion when Azeroth was young and you continue to face evil today with both wisdom and tenacity.
Gnome: By the Celestials, look at that machinery! This is what your ancestors accomplished? And it is still being made and improved today? Despite hardships and losing your home, your people look to the future and the bright light it shows. My people are content to stay in the present. Perhaps your coming here is a sign of changes in the future of Pandaria, hm?

Commentaire de UndeadWarlock

I did some exploring and I found the Pandaren voice acting in the MPQ file. It's all there, but for some reason it doesn't work in the client. Typing the command to play it doesn't even work. Evidently, somethings wrong with either the file or with the script.

I've uploaded a video with the VO here!

Commentaire de 1137079

It's nice that whoever you are, he talks like you've all got something in common - although from the words he does seem to favour the Tauren. Not to mention, the Tauren have finally started to settle down on Thunderbluff, and their other settlements are becoming more permanent too. Now they only move when forced to.

I'm so glad I'm Tauren!

And if you've watched the trailer for 5.4, he mentions them favorably then too.

It would have been nice if he'd made a little comment on your class as well.

Commentaire de 1003125

Does any notice that one of Lorewalker Cho's ancestors have a Time Keeper tabard? At first, i thought that this didn't mean something special. But guys, think about it!
In patch 5.4 Blizzard released a mysterious island that stood still in time. We learned more about time-travel. Blizzard confirmed a month ago that the next expansion will be about time-travel. What if Lorewalker Cho have any kind of connection to the Time Keepers? What will we see of him in Warlords of Draenor? Maybe nothing special, but still fun to speculate about.

Commentaire de ONCHEhap

Seeing my forsaken's living parents made me sad,as I'm playing in a rp mood with this character

Commentaire de Nakae

I've done this quest four times on blood elf toons, with the same 'regal' and 'terrible' past on all of them.

Then I played a Goblin.

All of her ancestors died in explosions. Seriously, best race ever.

Commentaire de WoWGnGP

I made i playthrough of this quest if anyone wish to see how to do it :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54ZLLB81LW0&feature=youtu.be

Commentaire de albinoette

This quest chain unlocks after you've completed Retour vers le passé.

The next quest, Avalés tout crus !, brings Horde to Neutral with Hozen des forêts & after accepting #4 in the chain (Messagerie instantanée), you can learn the flightpath in Grookin Hill.

Commentaire de 1249193

Can't wait for Nightborne, Zandalari and Highmountain versions of this quest.

Commentaire de Aenwyrm

Just did this on a Nightborne Mage.

No audio or visuals, just text.

"Your ancestry is rich with stories. Fascinating! I look forward to learning more, nightborne. Perhaps I should fetch some stronger incense!"

Commentaire de ThatOneWaffle

For Nightborne -

"Your ancestry is rich with stories. Fascinating! I look forward to learning more, nightborne. Perhaps I should fetch some stronger incense!"

The ghosts looked like two lines of humans(?) in robes, the one behind standing, the ones in front kneeling, and a couple walking in between and disappearing. I didn't think to get a screenshot before turning the quest in and running off if someone wouldn't mind submitting one. I have no idea what the ghosts could mean, but I'm kind of disappointed..

Commentaire de Harmmony

On a nightborne, I was curious to see how this would play out with the allied races.

Upon lighting the incense...
"Your ancestry is rich with stories. Fascinating! I look forward to learning more, nightborne. Perhaps I should fetch some stronger incense!"

Black shadows of human figures with hoods stand and walk around. Lorewalker Cho does not have a voice line for this. I'm guessing that this was probably a placeholder before lines and visions were created for each race back in MoP.

Commentaire de sieana

I'm curious of how this quest functions with allied races

Commentaire de Lux331

Just tried this quest as a tauren and couldn't see anything in the smoke. Wondering if it is bugged for anyone else?

Commentaire de voredor

For Zandalari Trolls. Lorewalker Cho says:

"Your Ancestry is rich with stories. Facinating! I look forward to learning more, Zandalari. Perhaps I should fetch some stronger incense!"

The ghosts are human figures shrouded in mist. I will upload a screenshot.

Commentaire de Thrashlock

For Zandalari, there's now a voiced line:

"Oh my - as I suspected. Your ancestry dates back to the dawn of the world. Great were the ancient empires of the trolls. I see a spark in your eyes, a powerful will - you wish to be great again, yes?"

The figures are still shrouded humans, though.

Commentaire de IMissThottbot

So, to point out.

Lorewalker Cho has five "ancestors." There are five dragonflights. The one in the front is wearing a Keepers of Time (bronze) tabard, and Pandaria (with the Timeless Isle and lorekeepers) is pretty linked to the Bronze flight. Behind him is a mage (on the right), a warlock (?) on the far right, and a dude in another dress (druid?) with a regularly-dressed Pandaren female on the far left, at least for me. That LOOKS like a bronze, a blue, a black, a green and a red dragon.

Sidenote, for Mag'har orc, you get this (likely the same as for regular orcs): "Lorewalker Cho says: Astounding! A lineage of great warriors... From a different world, no less! It is rare for a Pandaren to leave his or her homeland. You are rightfully proud of who you are.
Lorewalker Cho says: Your ancestry is rich with stories. Fascinating! I look forward to learning more, orc. Perhaps I should fetch some stronger incense!"

Commentaire de sitecow09

This is my speculation of what Cho would say to the Horde’s Allied Races. Orcs have the same dialogue as Mag’har, so I came up with a new one.

Vulpera: Ah, the blood of nomads runs deep through your veins. Your ancestors wandered the sands, ever trading and scavenging in the unforgiving desert. Yet, they never lost heart, and that fiery spirit endures among your people today. While you may find Pandaria has little in common with your homeland, we too cherish family and the bonds between us. I hope you enjoy Pandaria’s bounty while you are here, we have much to share!

Nightborne Elf: Hmm, well I'll be a hozen's uncle, your people and mine have more in-common than I expected! You too sealed yourselves away from the threat of the Burning Legion. You prefer subtlety in warfare, just like our Shadopan. Ah, I see several great winemakers among your ancestors too, hoho! And yet... such sorrow paints the faces of your forbears... I see, all you had was a city-state, a single source of food, while we had a continent. I apologize for my previous behavior. History often has many facets to understand before we see the truth. Cho bows respectfully.

Mag'har Orc: Oh my... the faces of your ancestors are furious and strong. The world you came from was a savage one, but your people stood fast, adapted, and became strong because of it. And yet, how much of that strength is tempered with wisdom? Can you truly see this new world as your home? Perhaps a look at pandaren culture could do you some good, hmm?

Zandalari Troll: We pandaren are well acquainted with the children of Zuldazar, but it has typically been a very… harsh exchange of culture… several times, in fact. Still, there is no denying the power, wealth, and connection to your gods that your ancestors had. I mean no offense, but it is refreshing to see one of you who is not trying to conquer this land. Speaking of refreshing, perhaps we could share some tea and you can tell me what has transpired on your land, hmm?

Highmountain Tauren: Ah, but of course! Even we pandaren lorewalkers have heard legends of the mighty Huln Highmountain, Master of the Eagle Spear, and a great hero during the War of the Ancients! I see your ancestors sought to follow his example, becoming cunning hunters and diligent shamans, close to the land and strengthened by it in-turn. But it seems like life upon a giant mountain can be somewhat difficult, yes? I hope you will be able to slow down and take in the wonders of Pandaria during your stay.

Commentaire de WulfricNick

Just did this quest as a Highmountain Tauren and the spectres are still "Shadowed Humans" with the words -
"Lorewalker Cho: Look at that. Your people revere their ancestors as well and you cherish the land. We have much in common! Ah, but I see that your ancestors were nomads, whereas we Pandaren prefer the comforts of hearth and home. You'll find few travellers among us."

Commentaire de Nulgar

Just to confirm, for Vulpera it's also shadowy human-oid figures and the same text as for the other Allied Races.

Commentaire de ohvist

Void Elf: Such darkness your people follow. To seek out knowledge for the sake of learning is a trait that most of us Pandaren can respect, though you face an inner struggle to maintain that conviction at times. Perhaps you hope to find a means of properly grappling with this doubt, the same way Emperor Shaohao looked to fight against the threat of the Sha.
Dark Iron Dwarves: Interesting, you had faced hardships on all sides, but your people managed to endure those hardships no matter what came your way. Though your joining of the Alliance is tenuous at best, you strive to bring a sense of fairness and trust to those who once scorned you. A bravery that I hope is admired by the new people you had found along the way.
Lightforged Draenei: Fascinating! Yours was a people truly stalwart. Though your homeland is lost, you fight valiantly against the growing tides of darkness to prevent others from suffering your fate. With time, you could very well become an exemplar for those around you. But all the same, be warned and wary of where you put your trust in. Very few who walk in the Light are truly seen as altruistic (The Lightbound).
Kul Tirans: The heart of an explorer beats in your chest! Your people seek out the most distant corners of Azeroth in order to pursue the wanderlust of an Adventurer. There had been tales of Pandaren much like you, perhaps you might have heard tales of an Isle that Wandered the oceans in your own travels...
Mechagnomes: Ah... yours is a people that had faced peculiar hardships with your King. You had little other choice but to end his nefarious machinations. To think that you would make the sacrifice of your own body for a cause much greater than the Shado-Pan would have liked.

BONUS ROUND!

Vrykul: Such power! Yours is the closest I've ever seen to pose as a match to the might of The Mogu of old. Your commitments to tenants of Valor and Honor, alongside your prowess Along The Cliffs (Winterskorn), Across The Shores (Jandvik), and In The Mountains (Hyldnir) makes you an unyielding force to be reckoned and a trustworthy friend to be respected.
Arakkoa: The cunning of a Raven dwells beneath your plumage. Though your peoples' own arrogance tried to divide you from the truth of history (Adherents of Rukhmar), you persevered and took back your peoples' dignity and humility and seek to keep vigilance to future corruptions. I shudder to imagine if the familiar threat you left behind across time (The Lightbound and High Exarch Yrel) will find a way to chase after you once again...

Commentaire de ReciTerokkar

Has anyone tried this quest on their dracthyr evoker character?

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Voilà, vous savez tout, <voyageur/voyageuse> ! En tout cas suffisamment pour vous faire une première idée.

Et vous ? Les vôtres sont-ils si différents des miens ?

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