Ignore the basket of enchanted wings. Forget the shimmering too. Just pick up six plain white mounds on the ground near the edges of the water.
Quest
Glittering Gritty Goodness
A World of Warcraft quest in Ardenweald. Facts and objectives from the current retail game data.
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If you've just finished this quest but you're now confused where are you supposed to return it, because it doesn't show up on the map — you've got this quest from [faction=2463] in The Ring, which is the place you go into whenever you use your Mushroom Network.
can be found on water sides
Quest facts
The client quest POI data records no map location for this quest, so no map is shown.
Check whether you have already completed this quest
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Requirements
Read from the Blizzard quest API.
Description
Well, hello there! Fancy helping me out today? You ever been to Shimmerbough? Ever wonder why it's called that? I was there when it was named, you know. Lots of people think it's the trees or the water, and they're right. But the secret to the shimmering is in the silt. The soil soaks and gains excess anima from the water, until the ground itself practically sparkles. I could really go for some shimmersilt right now. Would you let an old mushroom relive his youth?
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Where this quest fits
Other daily quests in Ardenweald
- Into the Unknown
- A Taste of Tirna Noch
- Go Beyond!
- A Blackthorn Blend
- A Royal Treat
- Hyphae Patrol: The Stalks
- Hyphae Patrol: Heartwood Grove
- Hyphae Patrol: Eventide Grove
Steps, storylines and map placement from the client’s QuestLine, prerequisite and QuestPOI data; neighbouring quest text is Blizzard’s own (quest API), shortened to its opening sentences.