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Salve via Hunting

A World of Warcraft quest in Felwood. Facts and objectives from the current retail game data.

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entropicdragon+26via Wowhead (opens the original comment in a new tab)

In order to loot the Corrupted Soul Shards, you must be carrying a Cenarion Beacon (http://www.wowhead.com/?item=11511) in your inventory. You can receive this beacon from Maybess or Arathandris, as appropriate to your faction, once you have completed their Cleansing Felwood quest.

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Quest facts

LevelLevel 15-30
Quest ID4103

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 in-game: /run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(4103))

Requirements

RepeatsRepeatable
FactionAlliance only

Read from the Blizzard quest API.

Description

Possessing a Cenarion beacon allows one to see a corrupted soul shard on those tainted beasts that are put down for the greater good. I grind shards into a usable reagent that goes into making Cenarion plant salve. We will use that salve to turn corrupted plants into healthy ones again. In exchange for these shards, I will give you some Cenarion plant salves I have already prepared.

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Reward details

Items you receive

TypeQuest
Item level1
BindingBinds when picked up

“This druidic brew is used to cleanse corrupted plants.”

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.

Where this quest fits

Other quests with this name

This one: Alliance only · Felwood · Level 15-30.

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.