 Disruption - Forge Camp: Mageddon | |
|---|---|
| Start | Field Marshal Brock [68, 28] |
| End | Field Marshal Brock [68, 28] |
| Level | 10-30 |
| Category | Hellfire Peninsula |
| Experience |
9800 (or 1 17 at level 70) |
| Reputation | Honor Hold 250 |
| Rewards |
2 |
| Previous |
 [10-30] Go to the Front |
| Next |
[10-30] Enemy of my Enemy... |
Objectives[]
Kill 10 Gan'arg Servants and Razorsaw at Forge Camp Mageddon and return to Forward Commander Brock at Honor Point.
- Gan'arg Servant slain (10)
- Razorsaw slain
Description[]
Pay close attention, <name>. We've been surveying the Legion camps that lie along the ridge ahead. We have reason to believe that these so-called 'Forge Camps' are where the demons are constructing those blasted Fel Reavers.
You can see the closest target, Forge Camp: Mageddon, to the west. Our intelligence suggests that it's still under construction. If you can slay the Gan'arg Servants and their master - Razorsaw - we can bring the Legion's Fel Reaver production to a grinding halt!
Rewards[]
You will gain:
- 9800 XP (or 1
17 at level 70) - +250 reputation with Honor Hold
Progress[]
Don't tell me your[sic] getting cold feet, <class>? If they finish construction on that Forge Camp, you'll have more to worry about than just those Fel Reavers! Get to it!
Completion[]
Well, I must say, I am impressed, <name>. I didn't think you had the mettle for this mission. Well done. Well done, indeed.
Notes[]
Try to clear the servants around the cannons in preparation for the next quest. If there are other players also doing this quest, you can fly over to Forge Camp: Rage and kill the servants there.
Progression[]
- [10-30] Mission: The Murketh and Shaadraz Gateways
- [10-30] Shatter Point
- [10-30] Wing Commander Gryphongar
- [10-30] Mission: The Abyssal Shelf
- [10-30] Return to the Abyssal Shelf (repeatable)
- [10-30] Go to the Front
- [10-30] Disruption - Forge Camp: Mageddon
- [10-30] Enemy of my Enemy...
- [10-30] Invasion Point: Annihilator
Patch changes[]
- Patch 2.0.3 (2007-01-09): Added.
