Rest Well, Warrior is a quest for level 10-80 in Ohn'ahran Plains. It rewards 9,500 experience and money.
Shalkeel deserves to be seen off properly.
I want to dress his burial area and say a few words. I know your time is precious, but would you take the shovel and bury his ashes while I perform the rites?
You will receive:
Flightstonesx 15
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Khasar says:
I brought a shovel, but... I find myself quite fragile. Would you mind taking this burden?Shalkeel was a true master of the spear. Prodigious, even. It is fitting that he ensured his weapon's safety, even when confronted by death.
His skill was born, of all things, from his uncertainty. Uncertainty of his martial aptitude, of his ability to protect our home, and of the admiration his loved ones gave. Ever-relentless training allowed Shalkeel to hide from those that cared for him. It made him as great as he was lonely.
If only you had known how welcome you were. Was the thought of opening up to friends more frightening than a fight with the Incarnates?
Ah, I am being unfair. You fought for our people, even when you could not do so for yourself. That was how you showed your love, and I will question it no further.
Brave Shalkeel of the Shikaar! Let the strength of your spear and the howl of your companion fill you with pride! Pride... and peace. Goodbye, my dear friend.
A beautifully written eulogy for our friend Shalkeel, only saw him briefly in a cutscene but .. i appreciate they didnt just treat him like cannon fodder. he was part of a family, a tribe. he mattered. his dog Raidon lays by his grave:(
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Khasar says:
I brought a shovel, but... I find myself quite fragile. Would you mind taking this burden?Shalkeel was a true master of the spear. Prodigious, even. It is fitting that he ensured his weapon's safety, even when confronted by death.
His skill was born, of all things, from his uncertainty. Uncertainty of his martial aptitude, of his ability to protect our home, and of the admiration his loved ones gave. Ever-relentless training allowed Shalkeel to hide from those that cared for him. It made him as great as he was lonely.
If only you had known how welcome you were. Was the thought of opening up to friends more frightening than a fight with the Incarnates?
Ah, I am being unfair. You fought for our people, even when you could not do so for yourself. That was how you showed your love, and I will question it no further.
Brave Shalkeel of the Shikaar! Let the strength of your spear and the howl of your companion fill you with pride! Pride... and peace. Goodbye, my dear friend.
A beautifully written eulogy for our friend Shalkeel, only saw him briefly in a cutscene but .. i appreciate they didnt just treat him like cannon fodder. he was part of a family, a tribe. he mattered. his dog Raidon lays by his grave:(
You will receive [item=204461] when completing this quest, despite it not being listed as a reward.
| Type | Reward | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Currency | Flightstones | 15 |
| Experience | XP | 9,500 |
| Money | Gold | 28g 9s |
Earned from completing world quests, raids, dungeons, battlegrounds, arena matches, and other activities. Used to upgrade max-level gear.
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