 Claimant to the Throne | |
|---|---|
| Start | Wrathion |
| End | Wrathion |
| Level | 60-62 |
| Category | The Waking Shores |
| Experience | 4,550 |
| Reputation | +50 Valdrakken Accord |
| Rewards |
12 87 |
| Previous |
 [60-62] Restoring the Faith |
| Next |
[60-62] Black Wagon Flight |
Claimant to the Throne alongside [60-62] Heir Apparent begin the final chapter of the Waking Shores storyline.
Objectives[]
Speak with Wrathion's followers.
- Speak with Talonstalker Kavia
- Speak with Left and Right
- Speak with Archivist Edress
Description[]
I have dedicated myself to saving Azeroth from destruction time and time again, and this fool thinks he can just swoop in and claim the title of aspect? I think not.
Talk to my people, <name>. See what they have to say about me and what I have done for this world.
Rewards[]
You will receive:
- 12
87 - 4,550 XP
- +50 reputation with Valdrakken Accord
Progress[]
Their loyalty is unquestionable.
Completion[]
Surely you back my claim, do you not, <name>?
Notes[]
- Speaking with Talonstalker Kavia
- What can you tell me about Wrathion?
- Talonstalker Kavia says: He does what needs to be done. Honor and glory didn't help defeat the Sha or rid the world of mad dragons, Wrathion did.
- Speaking with Left and Right
- What can you tell me about Wrathion?
- Right says: Wrathion's able to make the hard choices, the ones that no one else will, all for the greater good.
- Left says: Setting Garrosh free started a war, but we needed that war to prepare for the Legion.
- Speaking with Archivist Edress
- What can you tell me about Wrathion?
- Archivist Edress says: Despite some questionable methods, it is hard to deny Wrathion's results. He has worked tirelessly to protect all creatures of Azeroth from numerous threats.
Progression[]
- [60-62] Heir Apparent & [60-62] Claimant to the Throne
- [60-62] Black Wagon Flight
- [60-62] The Last Eggtender
- [60-62] Egg-cited for the Future
- [60-62] Life-Binder on Duty
- [60-62] A Charge of Care
Patch changes[]
- Patch 10.0.2 (2022-11-15): Added.
