Speak with Farmer Bruvk to accept this quest.
Once accepted, you’ve got an orc grunt that follows you. They’ll carry all those pumpkins so you don’t break a sweat killing enemies and carrying the weight of four pumpkins on your back.
Orcs were made for that kind of stuff.
Unless your character is an orc, then maybe you’re just too weak to carry the pumpkins.
Either way, the pumpkins are sparce within the field, coveted by kobolds, but you should be able to find enough of them in a short amount of time. I think their respawn is pretty timely.
Once your helper is carrying all four pumpkins, return to Thrall.
Quest
My Beautiful Pumpkins
A World of Warcraft quest in Arathi Highlands. Facts and objectives from the current retail game data.
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Quest facts
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in-game: /run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(90885))
Description
The kobolds and ogres appeared out of nowhere and kicked us out of the farm! I thought this was some Alliance plot until you all showed up. Maybe the Alliance is here to help us after all. You have to help me get my precious pumpkins back. I've spent the entire harvest cultivating them! You lead the way. I'll grab the pumpkins when you find them.
Where to go
Pins are the quest’s own POI points from the current retail client, projected onto the in-game zone map. The game marks one blob as the quest’s turn-in; the rest are objective areas. Points that fall outside a map’s window are dropped rather than guessed at.
Turn-inObjective areaObjective areaObjective areaObjective areaObjective areaIn-game waypoint: /way #2451 56.3 59.6
Coordinates
- Turn-inArathi Highlands 56.3, 59.6
/way #2451 56.3 59.6 - Objective area (centre of the marked area)Arathi Highlands 52.8, 59.8
/way #2451 52.8 59.8 - Objective areaArathi Highlands 56.4, 59.5
/way #2451 56.4 59.5
Map coordinates of the pins above. An area the client draws as a shape is given by the centre of its points.
Nearby on the Arathi Highlands map
- Pardon the Interruption about 1,230 yards
Quests whose map markers the client places closest to this one on Arathi Highlands, nearest first. Distances are straight lines between the markers.
Getting there
From the turn-in, the objective areas lie:
- Objective area
Straight-line distances in yards between the quest’s own map markers (QuestPOI) and the client’s flight-point positions (TaxiNodes); flight paths and terrain are not modelled.
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Storyline
Siege of Arathi Highlands
Part 3 of 12.
Previous: To Go'shek Farm · Next: Best Laid Plans of Kobolds and Ogres
- 1Gnoll Way
- 2To Go'shek Farm
- 3My Beautiful Pumpkins
- 4Best Laid Plans of Kobolds and Ogres
- 5Farmer's Nemesis
- 6Saving Stromgarde Keep
- 7Repelling the Siege
- 8Catapult Bombardment
- 9One Last Ogre
- 10Back to Stromgarde
- 11Back to Hammerfall
- 12Your Next Adventure
Storyline order is the client’s own QuestLine data from the current retail build.
Where this quest fits
Before this quest
Taken from the storyline's own step order.
- To Go'shek Farm
Find Farmer Bruvk outside of Go'Shek Farm.
After this quest
Taken from the storyline's own step order.
- Best Laid Plans of Kobolds and Ogres
The kobolds and ogres here seem to be carrying some sort of plan for their attack. I don't think they're particularly well written, so I'll need several of them to figure out what the ogres are planning.
Quests that require this one
The storyline at a glance
Siege of Arathi Highlands has 12 steps, from Gnoll Way to Your Next Adventure.
Maps its steps are placed on (steps per map): Arathi Highlands (12).
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.