Innkeeper

An innkeeper is an NPC, typically inside an inn, that offers characters the opportunity to create a binding point for a. Most innkeepers are also either general goods vendors or food and drink vendors, though some innkeepers do not sell anything at all. In the uncommon case that an Innkeeper is not also a merchant, his/her only reaction to being spoken to is to set your home to their inn.

When using the tracking system with the minimap they will appear with a hearthstone at their locations. This may not always help as some locations that may contain an inn may not contain an innkeeper.

To set or change the bind point for your, talk to an innkeeper and click make this inn your home.

If you have destroyed your Hearthstone you will get a new one when you set the bind point with an innkeeper.

As of patch 2.3, your pointer changes when you move it over an innkeeper NPC who you can bind to:

• [[File:pointer hearth on 32x32.png]] interact with innkeeper [[File:pointer hearth off 32x32.png]] innkeeper out of range

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In the original World of Warcraft, innkeepers could provide information about the location and lore of dungeons players could access, in the form of dialogue shared between all innkeeper NPCs in the game. The dialogue about specific dungeons is only unlocked when a player reached the appropriate level for that dungeon, and some may only be visible to certain factions (for example, only Alliance players can ask for information about the Deadmines).

Many of these summaries were also present in the "World Dungeons" guide on the World of Warcraft Community Site.

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• Blackrock Mountain lies between Searing Gorge in the north and Burning Steppes in the south.
• Once the capital city of the Dark Iron dwarves, this volcanic labyrinth now serves as the seat of power for Ragnaros the Firelord. Ragnaros has uncovered the secret to creating life from stone and plans to build an army of unstoppable golems to aid him in conquering the whole of Blackrock Mountain. Obsessed with defeating Nefarian and his draconic minions, Ragnaros will go to any extreme to achieve final victory.
• The Sunken Temple can be found in the center of a great lake in eastern Swamp of Sorrows.
• Over a thousand years ago a group of troll priests known as the Atal'ai attempted to bring back an ancient blood god named Hakkar the Soulflayer. After the resulting civil war the priests were defeated and exiled to the Swamp of Sorrows. There they erected a temple to Hakkar to prepare for his arrival into the physical world. The dragon Aspect Ysera soon learned of the Atal'ai's plans and smashed the temple beneath the marshes. To this day, the temple's ruins are guarded by the mighty green dragons.
• Blackrock Mountain lies between Searing Gorge in the north and Burning Steppes in the south.
• The mighty fortress carved within the fiery bowels of Blackrock Mountain was held by the sinister Dark Iron dwarves for centuries until Nefarian - the cunning son of the dragon, Deathwing - took control of the upper Spire and made war on the dwarves' holdings in the mountain's volcanic depths. Realizing that the dwarves were led by the mighty fire elemental, Ragnaros - Nefarian vowed to crush his enemies and claim the whole of Blackrock mountain for himself.
• The ruins of Dire Maul stand in central Ferelas [sic].
• Built twelve thousand years ago by a covert sect of night elf sorcerers, the ancient city of Eldre'Thalas was used to protect Queen Azshara's most prized arcane secrets. Though it was ravaged by the Great Sundering of the world, much of the wondrous city still stands as the imposing Dire Maul. The ruins' three distinct districts have been overrun by all manner of creatures - especially the spectral highborne, foul satyr and brutish ogres.
• The ruined city of Stratholme lies in the Eastern Plaguelands to the north of the Plaguewood.
• Once the jewel of northern Lordaeron, the city of Stratholme is where Prince Arthas turned against his mentor, Uther Lightbringer, and slaughtered hundreds of his own subjects who were believed to have contracted the plague of undeath. Arthas' surrender to the Lich King soon followed. The broken city is now inhabited by the undead Scourge - led by the powerful lich, Kel'Thuzad, and a contingent of Scarlet Crusaders, led by Grand Crusader Dathrohan. The two sides are locked in constant, violent combat.
• The School of Necromancy known as Scholomance is on the ruined island of Caer Darrow in the Western Plaguelands.
• The Scholomance is housed in crypts beneath the Caer Darrow keep. Once owned by the noble Barov family, the keep fell to ruin after the Second War. As the wizard Kel'Thuzad enlisted followers for his Cult of the Damned, he often promised immortality for those who served his Lich King. The Barovs fell to his influence and donated their keep, but the cultists killed the family and turned the crypts into a school of necromancy. Though Kel'Thuzad no longer resides there, cultists and instructors still remain.
• The Deadmines can be found beneath Moonbrook in the south of Westfall.
• Once the greatest gold production center in the human lands, the Dead Mines [sic] are now inhabited by the Defias Brotherhood, who have turned the dark tunnels into their private sanctum. It is rumored that the thieves have conscripted the clever goblins to help them build something terrible at the bottom of the mines - but what that may be is still uncertain. Rumor has it that the way into the Deadmines lies through the quiet, unassuming village of Moonbrook.
• The Wailing Caverns has its entrance at the Lushwater Oasis southwest of Crossroads in the Barrens.
• Recently, a night elf druid named Naralex discovered a network of underground caverns within the heart of the Barrens. Believing he could use the caverns' springs to restore lushness to the Barrens, the druid began siphoning the energies of the fabled Emerald Dream. His vision somehow became a nightmare, however, and soon the Wailing Caverns changed into a den of vicious, deadly predators. It is said that Naralex still resides somewhere inside the labyrinth, trapped beyond the edges of the Emerald Dream.
• Shadowfang Keep is in southern Silverpine just north of Pyrewood Village.
• Frustrated by the Dalaran wizards' lack of progress against the undead during the Third War, the Archmage Arugal elected to summon the extra-dimensional worgen to bolster his side's diminishing ranks. The wolf-men slaughtered the Scourge, then quickly turned on the wizards themselves and laid siege to the keep of the noble, Baron Silverlaine. The fort quickly fell into shadow and ruin. Driven mad with guilt, Arugal adopted the worgen as his children and retreated to the newly dubbed 'Shadowfang Keep'.
• Blackfathom Deeps can be found at the north end of Zoram Strand along the coast of Ashenvale.
• Situated along the Zoram Strand of Ashenvale, Blackfathom Deeps was once a glorious temple dedicated to the night elves' moon-goddess Elune. However, the great Sundering shattered the temple - sinking it beneath the waves of the Veiled Sea. There it remained untouched - until, drawn by its ancient power - the naga and satyr emerged to plumb its secrets. Legends hold that the ancient beast, Aku'mai, has taken up residence within the temple's ruins.
• Gnomeregan can be found in western Dun Morogh.
• Located in Dun Morogh, Gnomeregan has been the gnomes' capital city for generations, though it was recently infested by mutant troggs. In a desperate attempt to retaliate, High Tinker Mekkatorque ordered the emergency venting of the city's radioactive waste tanks. Though the troggs became irradiated, their siege continued unabated and the gnomes were forced to seek refuge in the dwarven city of Ironforge, where the High Tinker now enlists brave souls to help his people reclaim their beloved city.
• Razorfen Kraul can be found on the very southern tip of the Barrens on the west side of the road.
• During the War of the Ancients, the demigod Agamaggan came forth to battle the Burning Legion. The colossal boar was defeated, and over time in the areas where his blood fell, massive thorn-ridden vines sprouted to life. The quilboar came to occupy these regions and hold them sacred. The heart of these massive thorn-colonies is the Razorfen. Razorfen Kraul was conquered by the crone, Charlga Razorflank, who some speculate has been negotiating with agents of the Scourge for some insidious purpose.

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