The Council's Call

Getting there

Flight points closest to the quest’s turn-in marker on Dalaran:

• DalaranAlliance and Horde · about 340 yards east
• Western SuramarAlliance and Horde · about 1,300 yards north
• Shackle's Den, AzsunaAlliance and Horde · about 1,500 yards west

From the turn-in, the objective areas lie:

• Objective areaabout 1,600 yards south-east (on the Broken Shore map)

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.

Where this quest fits

Before this quest

Taken from the storyline's own step order.

• The Broken Shore: Investigating the LegionLevel 45

  While we focus efforts on the Broken Shore, we must be careful to guard against other threats. We have been getting disturbing reports on the Legion starting or supporting indirect threats to Azeroth.

After this quest

Taken from the storyline's own step order.

• Away From Prying EyesLevel 45

  Wars are not won solely with armies charging bravely across the battlefield, <class>t. Sometimes, it is the actions of individuals that matter most, fighting battles few ever hear about. That is why - <Khadgar furrows his brow slightly.> We should really discuss this somewhere a tad more private.

The storyline at a glance

The Council's Challenge has 4 steps, from The Broken Shore: Investigating the Legion to In Dire Need.

Maps its steps are placed on (steps per map): Dalaran (3), Broken Shore (1).

Other storylines on the Dalaran map

• Legion Alchemy33 steps, starts with Get Your Mix On
• Legion Tailoring33 steps, starts with Sew It Begins
• Legion Leatherworking45 steps, starts with Skin Deep
• Legion Inscription42 steps, starts with Sign This
• Legion Blacksmithing42 steps, starts with Strange New Ores
• Legion Engineering31 steps, starts with Aww Scrap!

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.