TheWoWDBYou just need to be patient to talk to thrall, no need to relog or abandon and redo. He'll eventually move after a few minutes over to next to Bolvar.
Quest
The Highlord's Vision
A World of Warcraft quest in Oribos. Facts and objectives from the current retail game data.
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There were two Thralls at the table for me, one was sitting down on the right side of the table (from the approach) while the other was right in front of the table. Speak to the Thrall in front of the table.
Waited a few minutes, like other comments suggested. Nothing happened. Thrall was still sitting at the bottom of the stairs, couldn't speak to him, couldn't click the helm. Abandoned quest, and it instantly worked. Got the quest back and immediately spoke to him.
Quest facts
LevelLevel 60
ZoneOribos
Quest ID61558
Check whether you have already completed this quest
in-game: /run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(61558))
Description
<Thrall's brow is furrowed.> We were speaking with the Highlord when he was struck by a jolt of agony. He said he could see something stirring in the Maw. Inside the Jailer's tower. The pain seems to be getting worse. We need to find out what he's sensing.
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.
Nearby on the Oribos map
- The Maw same spot
- Torment Chamber: Jaina same spot
- Torment Chamber: Thrall same spot
- The Search for Baine same spot
- A Glimpse into Darkness same spot
- Maw Walker same spot
- Signs of the Lion same spot
- Explore Torghast same spot
- Remnants of Hope same spot
- Information for a Price same spot
Quests whose map markers the client places closest to this one on Oribos, nearest first. Distances are straight lines between the markers.
Getting there
Flight points closest to the quest’s turn-in marker on Oribos:
- 9.0 Maw - Oribos - Teleport In
- Oribos
- Halls of Atonement, Revendreth
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
Peering into Darkness
Part 2 of 4.
Previous: The Captive King · Next: A Mourneblade Born
- 1The Captive King
- 2The Highlord's Vision
- 3A Mourneblade Born
- 4The Jailer's Grasp
Also part of: A Fateful Vision (part 2 of 4).
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.
- The Captive King
King Anduin has not been found inside Torghast. I fear we could spend eternity searching those endless corridors to no avail. We must know what fate has befallen him. To peer into the tower represents a grave risk, yet we have little choice. Stand with me, <name>.
After this quest
Taken from the storyline's own step order.
- A Mourneblade Born
While his father was missing, I cared for Anduin like a son. To see him like that, at the mercy of Sylvanas... <Bolvar's eyes flare with fire.> Something must be done. Take a moment. Let me know when you are ready to discuss what comes next.
The storyline at a glance
Peering into Darkness has 4 steps, from The Captive King to The Jailer's Grasp.
Maps its steps are placed on (steps per map): Oribos (3).
Other storylines on the Oribos map
- Torghast
- Arrival in the Shadowlands
- Patch Intro
- Patch Campaign
- Aiding the Shadowlands
- Battle of Ardenweald
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.