Madness (quest)

Escort the Horde Negotiator to the main hall in Dragonmaw Port to meet with Warchief Mor'ghor of the Dragonmaw. Speak with Ornak on the coast if you lose your Negotiator.

• Negotiations Concluded

Our last two negotiators haven't returned from speaking with the Dragonmaw Warchief. I think we might need to flex a little bit of muscle.

This time, I want YOU to accompany the negotiator. Their Warchief might think twice once he realizes the Horde is full of battle-hardened heroes like yourself.

Simply escort our negotiator into the main hold in the center of Dragonmaw Port and look menacing.

You will receive:

, I understand you're going to speak with our "Warchief" about joining your Horde.

Be careful,.

See me afterwards...

Wake up, ! We don't have much time.

I rescued your gear for you.

At least now you've seen the foolishness of our leader first-hand. His blood is contaminated, his rage is unquenchable -- and he'll destroy us all trying to defeat the Horde!

• 12730 XP
• +250 reputation with Orgrimmar

• If the player accepts this quest while mounted, the negotiator will not follow him/her until they log in and out.

• On accepting the quest, the Horde Negotiator will appear, and the player will gain the buff:

• The Negotiator will follow the player around Dragonmaw Port. (This is unlike most escort quests, where the escort travels a set path which the player is forced to follow [often at a slow pace].) Upon reaching the Warchief's building, the Negotiator will stop following and walk into the building on his own.

• Should the Negotiator somehow die or disappear before completing the quest, speak to Ornak:

• Mor'ghor's Fel Stomp applies the buff:

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• (En route through Dragonmaw Port)
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• (Negotiator enters the building.)
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• (Mor'ghor casts )
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• yell
• (Mor'ghor kicks the Negotiator into the bonfire.)
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• (cross-fade to player inside nearby building)
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• Mor'Ghor's line and action in the negotiation are obvious references to 300.