Nakha

Lok'osh Nakha is a Mag'har orc and the founder of the Lok'osh, a discipline of orc priests. She appears in Garadar in Nagrand as the quest giver Seer Nakha, and at the waterfall in Orgrimmar's Valley of Honor as the priest trainer Lok'osh Nakha.

During the invasion of Outland, Seer Nakha received a vision of the X-52 Nether-Rocket being constructed in Area 52. Unsure what to make of the vision, she told Horde adventurers to go to Area 52 and aid in the rocket's construction.

Nakha watched as one of the adventurers solved the mystery of the orcs' restless ancestor spirits, who were being drawn into Oshu'gun by the darkened naaru K'ure. After the adventurer left, Nakha sought out the spirit of Mother Kashur as the hero had done. Kashur told Nakha of "a song that only the spirits could hear", which had initially troubled them until the hero helped them find rest. After years of trying, Nakha heard this Lok'osh—the song of healing and renewal—for herself. Inspired by the song, she became a priest and traveled to Azeroth to train other orcs to follow the same path.

• Nagrand
• A Strange Vision

• To non-priests
• Yes, ?

• To orcs
• Not so long ago, your people travelled through Garadar. Their deeds for the Mag'har were many. One of these champions solved the mystery of our troubled ancestral spirits.

• I watched that hero and learned what they discovered. After they had gone, I sought the spirit of Mother Kashur. She spoke of a song that only the spirits could hear. It troubled them at first, but with that champion's aid, they were able to finally rest.

• For years, I tried to hear that song. The day I first heard it was a day of awakening. I listen to that song even now -- it speaks of healing and renewal.

• While my shaman brothers and sisters speak to the elements without, I speak to the elements within -- a song of the heart. A song of the spirit. A Lok'osh.

• To priest

• To priests who have completed the Hero of the Mag'har quest chain
• I remember you, . When you travelled through Garadar long ago, your deeds for the Mag'har were many. You solved the mystery of our troubled ancestral spirits.

• I watched you, then. I learned what you discovered, and I spoke to the spirit of Mother Kashur. She told me of a song that only the spirits could hear. It troubled them, at first, but with your aid they were able to finally rest.

• For years, I tried to hear that song. The day I first heard it was a day of awakening. I listen to that song even now -- it speaks of healing and renewal.

• While my shaman brothers and sisters speak to the elements without, I speak to the elements within -- a song of the heart. A song of the spirit. A Lok'osh.