Kun-Lai Summit storyline

The Kun-Lai Summit storyline takes place after the Valley of the Four Winds and Krasarang Wilds storylines. s show up at Stoneplow, Halfhill, and the Grassy Cline offering a message from in the form of the breadcrumb The Road to Kun-Lai. The summit can be accessed via the Veiled Stair, which begins at the Grassy Cline in the northeast part of Valley of the Four Winds. The Spring Drifter offers a free boat ride through the level 90-infested Ancient Passage, dropping adventurers off at Binan Village in the southeast corner of the summit zone.

The progress of the storyline is tracked in the achievement Slum It in the Summit.

Near the end of the Shado-Pan Monastery quest chain, adventurers have My Husband... in their quest logs, which is a breadcrumb to the Townlong Steppes storyline.

At Binan Village, the yaungol are attacking. was able to save and, along with a few other members of either faction's forces. Looking to get the pandaren to ally with them, not the opposite faction, the adventurer's faction commander instructs the adventurer to help evacuees from Eastwind Rest or Westwind Rest.

A veritable Christmas tree of breadcrumbs light up upon completion: Cho's Missive, Muskpaw Ranch (quest), The Missing Merchant, and The Shado-Pan. Additionally, if adventurers have already reached level 88, they can choose to skip directly to the Townlong Steppes storyline with Beyond the Wall.

Adventurers first run across the Shado-Pan at the Shado-Pan Fallback, near the Firebough Nook in the southwest corner of the zone. From there, adventurers travel up to Winter's Blossom, overlooking the Ox Gate, where yaungol are invading. After fending off the attack, takes adventurers to the Shado-Pan Monastery in his hot air balloon demanding answers as to why nobody has been able to get any reinforcements of late...

At One Keg, players run across. He begins Path Less Traveled, which starts a fairly long chain in the northeast part of the zone.

Just to the east of Binan Village is Inkgill Mere, a jinyu village that has fallen to the corruption of the.

Northeast of Westwind and Eastwind is Lao & Son's Yakwash. The yaungol have taken over the Muskpaw Ranch and the have stolen son,

Back in Yak sends adventurers (and some of the rescued yaks) up to the Grummle Bazaar.

In the shadow of the Temple of the White Tiger is the Grummle Bazaar, trailhead of the Burlap Trail.

Footnote - After completing The Leader Hozen, a breadcrumb becomes available from Brother Trailscenter called The Burlap Trail: To Kota Basecamp for those quests there.

At the Temple of the White Tiger, and are pleading with to open the gate to the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.

On the way to Winter's Blossom from the Shado-Pan Fallback for To Winter's Blossom, adventurers run past the Kota Basecamp.

Footnote - A variant version of these quests is available from Uncle Tallmug at Tallmug's Camp due south of here. However Kota Peak has a breadcrumb available, and this version does not. Both sets of quests have the same rewards, names and cancel each other out - but each has a unique Quest ID.

Up at Zouchin Village, an early quest provides a breadcrumb to the Zouchin Strand.

The level-90 daily quests involving at the Temple of the White Tiger are not offered every day--only one of the four August Celestials temples will be questable each day.