Doodad

Candle

Doodad Object in World of Warcraft. Doodads are scenery: props placed to dress the world, with no interaction of their own.

Details

Doodad22 placements1 map

Object ID451515

TypeDoodad

Placements in client data22

Reference guides for the world's herb, ore and fishing-pool nodes are on the farming pages.

Where It Appears

Every placement the client ships for this object, projected onto the game's own map art.

Eastern Kingdoms ×22

Eastern Kingdoms 22 placements

Map	Coordinates
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.6
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.7
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.7
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.7
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.6
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.6
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.7
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.9
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.7
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.7
Eastern Kingdoms	48.9, 88.7
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.6
Eastern Kingdoms	49.0, 88.6

Model and Footprint

The model measures 0.3 by 0.2 yards across its base and stands 0.6 yards tall. Placement scale runs from 0.98x to 1.81x, so the smallest and largest copies of it differ by a factor of 1.8. Its art is client file 199806.

All 22 located placements sit on Eastern Kingdoms, the two furthest apart on one map stand 81.5 yards from each other on Eastern Kingdoms, and every one of them sits at about 131.5 yards of altitude.

Getting There

No flight point sits within 600 yards of a Candle placement. The nearest named landmark on the world map is Zul'Gurub, 371.2 yards away. Distances are measured on the ground from the nearest placement, using the client's own world coordinates.

Kind	Name	Yards	Direction
Map landmark	Zul'Gurub	371.2	north-west

Quests Marked Here (5)

The game marks these quest objectives within 35 yards of a Candle placement, the closest being Stalking the Stalker at 2.7 yards. That is a measured distance between the quest marker and the object, not a statement that the quest uses it.