TheWoWDBIt's Mineralogy... Not Minerology!
Quest
A Lesson in Mineralogy
A World of Warcraft quest in Nagrand. Facts and objectives from the current retail game data.
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Take, for example, the earth elementals below us; inside every earth elemental is an earthen core, dense in precious metal!.Oh, how I wish this were true. Clearly he's never actually played WoW before...
A Lesson in Minerology http://youtu.be/2-u5Xsvv_u0
Quest facts
LevelLevel 35-40
ZoneNagrand
Quest ID34809
The client quest POI data records no map location for this quest, so no map is shown.
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in-game: /run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(34809))
Description
<Gazmolf gestures at the large machine nearby.> I built this machine to break down elementium minerals into base elements. You see, it's not just what's buried within the ground that can be valuable; but also the ground itself! Take, for example, the earth elementals below us; inside every earth elemental is an earthen core, dense in precious metal!. Those elementals are going to make us rich! Collect several earthen cores, place them in the Gold-O-Matic 9000, and I'll give you a cut!
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Reward details
Reputation: Steamwheedle Preservation Society +250
The goblins of the Steamwheedle Preservation Society seek to liberate relics from the ogres of Nagrand with the noble intention of selling them to the highest bidder.
Reputation group: Warlords of Draenor.
Other quests in Nagrand that reward Steamwheedle Preservation Society reputation: Good Help is Hard to Find (+250), Fragments of the Past (+250), A Lesson in Archaeology (+250), A Lesson in Teamwork (+250), A Rare Find (+350), Aogexon's Fang (+500).
Item facts are the current retail client’s (ItemSparse); the specialisations for a pick-one item are the ones the Blizzard quest API lists; faction and currency text is the client’s own. Lowest listed price = the US commodity auction house now.