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Quest
A Letter From Nadja
A World of Warcraft quest in Revendreth. Facts and objectives from the current retail game data.
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Lmao who wrote this quest? First off, surely it's referring to [npc=165864], so the name is spelled wrong in both the letter item and the quest name/text. On top of that, almost every sentence of the text is a run-on sentence. Just weird.
Does this quest really do nothing?
Quest facts
The client quest POI data records no map location for this quest, so no map is shown.
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Description
The letter is addressed to Nadja's contact Dimwiddle in Darkhaven. It is clearly sealed with Nadja's mark. It is certainly of great import, you should make sure the letter is delivered.
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Reward details
Reputation: Court of Harvesters +75
After countless ages spent under the rule of Sire Denathrius, authority in Revendreth is now shared amongst the Court of Harvesters. These noble venthyr carry out the sacred duty of redeeming prideful souls.
Reputation group: Shadowlands.
Other quests in Revendreth that reward Court of Harvesters reputation: It's a Dirty Job (+50), Dredger Duty (+50), Running a Muck (+200), An Unfortunate Situation (+100), Foraging for Fragments (+100), Light Punishment (+100).
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.