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Zardeth of the Black Claw

Last wiki revision 2023-07-16

Zardeth of the Black Claw is a human quest giver located in the Slaughtered Lamb within the Mage Quarter of Stormwind City.

As Lord Baurles K. Wishock was made aware of the warlocks' establishment, he was lobbying for a full investigation on them. Zardeth had a plan to keep him "preoccupied". He asked an Alliance adventurer to gather a flower growing in the garden of Stalvan on the outskirts of Darkshire, called the Tear of Tilloa, as well as a Musquash Root found at the base of the falls far beneath the Stonewrought Dam in the Wetlands. When Zardeth received the samples, he created a special brew for him, Black Claw Stout, and had it delivered to him, as he knew that Wishock liked liquor. Soon after drinking it, Wishock died.

During the Burning Legion's third invasion, Zardeth traveled to the Dreadscar Rift, joined the Black Harvest, and is seen speaking with a Dreadscar Sunderer. He later traveled to the Broken Shore where he maintains a Dreadscar Gateway with Hunrik Blackiron in Deliverance Point.

An alternate version of Zardeth appears in the Vision of Stormwind.

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https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Zardeth_of_the_Black_Claw · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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