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Kommentar von Alkony

Talking with this NPC is a requirement for Lagerfeuerromantik.
According to comments on the achievement page, she does not become available until you have completed Druiden der Kralle.

She has appeared before in Outland. See Arthorn Windweise. Apparently, she is still working with the Druids of the Talon.

Kommentar von Tinypackage

You CAN walk to the place through fire, as a Death Knight I popped imp. AMS and walked through it like a piece of cake, then a friend of mine died on the flames, I walked to the top and I respawned my friend with the guild perk so we both got there.
Even if you get up the NPC isn't there unless you have done Druids of the Talon like said before me.

Kommentar von Clayman1911

I managed to run up there on my druid by popping barkskin, survival instincts, and enraged regeneration (required dying once then ressing further away) but there is definitely nothing up there :P

Kommentar von Thanatos

Any class can, just skip through the fires to the patches without fire and heal up somehow and move on. Nothing special about it.

Kommentar von ReverendJ

After you open up The Molten Flow walk around the entrance to the north side (on the surface not in the pit) to find this NPC and chat about things that are not birds.

Kommentar von Akonoor

You don't have to walk through the flames.
Just simply walk past close to the edge of the cliff at the left side.
You will not get any damage there.

Kommentar von 856832

You can. I just went up the left side on my warrior. No damage whatsoever.

Kommentar von 780876

if u go up the left side a bit near the flames and jump off, a druid catches you after you fall and brings u right to her.

Kommentar von TheCheat54

It's apparent by the identical hairstyles that Arthorn Windsong is also in fact Emissary Windsong whom you originally talked to in Moonglade at the very beginning of the Hyjal chain.

Kommentar von Luckiest13

Unless you accept the quest Into the Fire - she won't be up there anyways. She is in part of the phased section of quests after you complete the first bit.

Your better off doing your dailies, accepting Into the Flame, going into the cave and helping Thisalee Crow, and when your done in there, take the wind tunnel up and she'll be spawned a little north of where the cave drop-in is.

However, if you simply cannot figure out how to get up there while doing the quest "Into the Flame" then there is a small unmarked path to the left of the fire wave that hugs the edge of the cliff.
It is very easy to get up there, just walk as close to the cliff as you can. Even if you fail the first time, just run back and you'll probably be able to rez behind it.

This is how hunters are able to tame rare pets like Kirix, Karkin, Skarr & Skitterflame. (Which BTW you do not need to be phased to see).

This is also another easy alternative to doing the quests that the Druids of the Flame provide if you had to leave the questing area partly through.

Make sure to toast a marshmallow with her :)

Kommentar von 108727

Her Windsong stays on my mind...

Kommentar von zim57398

I was always wondering what happened to her after the epic flight form quest.

Nice to see she was duly rewarded in helping us discover who Anzu was and what his plan was (As well as helping us get the epic flight form) by becoming a fully fledged Druid of the Talon.

Kommentar von entropicdragon

(Spoiler Alert!)
In a short dialog sequence, Arthorn Windsong explains the lore of the fire hawks to you.

Our Storm Crows struggle to fly in this high density air, but the fire hawks on that ridge seem to soar with ease.

They are as wild as any of the creatures in the Plane of Fire, yet there is beauty in their form.

What more can you tell me about these fire hawks?

Well, my master Morthis is really the expert, but I can share with you what i know.

They are not birds. Certainly, they fly, their wings have the appearance of feathers, and we even call them hawks, but that is were the comparison to birds stop. In fact, it would appear that they have more in common with dragons: an affinity for fire, a solitary nature, and - based on what we've seen - some indications of intelligence.

Fascinating.

Isn't it? However, they do differ from dragons when it comes to their lifespan. Whereas the dragons of our world can live for millenia on end, these fire hawks live brief lives, passing quickly from egg to adulthood to death.

Though my master warns against making emotional connections to our studies, sometimes I can't help but feel sorry for them. They burn so brightly in life... but in death, they're quickly replaced and forgotten.

Arthorn Windweise <Druidin der Kralle>

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