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Kommentar von Forolden

When you get to the Sepulcher (in Silverpine), it will be one of the graves in the middle. If you are standing at the inn and looking out, it would be about 45 degrees to your right. Your mouse will change and you should get a tooltip of "Yuriv's Tombstone".

Kommentar von 17219

exact cords 44,42

Kommentar von Killahs

44,43 is correct... the grave is the biggest around.. it got a huge stone in the middle... thats how i found it ..

Kommentar von 60138

Consider getting the quest "Mura Runetotem" from Tonga Runetotem in Crossroads before going out to do this.

Kommentar von jinnlord

I have to say - this is one of the most beautifully well-written, and (unlike Yuriv's tomb) unforgettable quests that I've come across in almost two years of playing WoW.

Kommentar von DeviousDVO

This quest never fails to make me feel melancholy.

Kommentar von echie

In regards to kaleesh's comment, why do you hate the forsaken? They are the victims. How else do you expect them act when just about every other race has openly decided they have no right to exist? Not only that but they have set out to eradicate them. I guess they could have decided to just take it, but then would any one play a race that just accepts and unfair punishment? Her husband spent his life destroying basically an innocent people instead of spending it w/ her. She has every right to be ticked off. If anything you should hate the humans for their persecution of the forsaken. There is no FIXING it till they decide to stop hating them for no reason other than the fact that they are scary looking.

Kommentar von 360859

This is actually one of my favorite quests in the game, mostly because it's one of the few quests, if not only, whose ending seems to lack the sort of redemptive accomplishment common to tragedy-ridden quests.

Similar quests that come to mind with happier endings than beginnings (or at least some sense of redemption) would be the Mor'Ladim line in Duskwood, the Shady Rest Inn line in Dustwallow Marsh, and Tirion Fordring's line in Eastern Plaguelands.

This quest, on the other hand, lacks anything that could be considered redeeming. A woman wants you to return a pendant to the grave of her deceased husband, who died trying to protect her and her children from the one thing they ultimately succumbed to. Were it up to her, she'd rather forget he ever existed. Such an errand might possibly have proven cathartic, but even this is blunted and ineffective.

In the end you realize that Yuriv has passed beyond memory and will be forgotten forever. A very terrible fate for a husband and father who died trying to protect his family.

A sad quest with an even sadder ending, one of those kind that makes you end up hating the world somehow.

Kommentar von datgrl

Got the directions to the Sepulcher from http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/quest.html?wquest=3301

1. From Ogrimmar go east of the entrance to the Zepplin.
(Coordinates are 51,14). If you can't find it ask a guard
where the Zepplin Master is.

2. Locate Frezza at the top of the building. The dock
behind him should lead you to the Undercity (talk to him to be sure).

2a. If you wish, once you have gotten off the Zepplin
outside the Undercity head south into the city. Seek
out Michael Garrett, for your flight-plan. (Coordinates are 63, 58)
If you can't find him, ask a Undercity Guardian for the location
of the Bat Handler. You will need to take the elevator down a
level. Once you have it, return outside (you likely won't have
any flights to connect yet). This will make your return swifter.

3. South of where you get off of the Zepplin there is a path.
Follow this path southwest (the sign should point it out for you) to Silverpine.

4. Contiune down that path until you reach a fork. At this
point turn down the west path (check the sign post to be sure).
This path will take you to Sepulcher.

5. If you move pass the gates on this path you will see the
indicator on your map showing Mura Runetotem positions. She
is on the left side of the building(inn). (Coordinates 43, 42)

5a. If you got your flight-plane in UnderCity eariler, just
talk to Karos Razok, the bat handler and he can take you back
to Undercity.

Kommentar von godded

DOES count for Loremaster of Kalimdor.

Kommentar von Vilehand

I loved this quest. Personally, I really find this sort of tragic tale very entertaining. And besides that, I think that this underlines one of the things most misinterpreted about the Forsaken, especially in regards to Deld's comment: the Plague changed them. Most of them turned their back on the Light. They are bitter, and hateful. All in all, they are probably one of the most contreversial and "see it from different points of view" kinds of things in the whole Warcraft universe.

Great stuff, really, for the kind of lore-jocky I am.

Kommentar von cirena

So...why is the word "Betrayer" scratched on the grave? Anyone have any backstory? I'm intrigued.

Kommentar von LoreMooster

This is one of the great "marble" quests (quest text with a marbled background to indicate it was more prominent) in the game. An interesting and sad story about the plague and the many that fought it. Just one of the many gems that the elitists of the game never see.

Kommentar von rowaasr13

She's just a selfish $%^&* that wanted to have everything at once - husband attention, success, everything without ever thinking what others would have to do for it. And then she throws tantrum when she doesn't get it all. In short: she's just like every other Forsaken.

Kommentar von MiltiadesBooga

This gave me the shivers and made me wonder what's going on here really.

Clarice is in Mulgore; the gravestone's on another continent. It has been vandalised with the word BETRAYER. One could ASSUME it was her who did it, but...that seems pretty effin' stupid do me. Why would she call him 'betrayer'?

What I want to know is this: since it likely was not his wife, who scratched that onto his tombstone?

The wording is important here. Clarice absolutely does not say he betrayed her. She says he DITCHED her. Her big revenge against him, until you leave the necklace, is obviously leaving his grave alone the way she was left alone. (I'm not passing judgment on who's virtuous or a jerk here; I'm explaining how the lady feels, so chillax. XD)

So who's calling him a traitor? Who put those candles there?

Something freaky's going on here, but I'm not sure what. Could he have sold out to the Scourge under duress or torture? Was he like Rivendare, and he kind of got tempted and strayed bigtime?

What the hell happened here?

Kommentar von Anevara

The descriptions sounds like he would maybe return as an undead after that. But i'm unsure because i usually only play alliance, if you ignore my blood elf.

Kommentar von Xierthard

The Forsaken are the Undead who have freed themselves from the Lich King's control and have returned to their ruined home of Lordaeron. I understand that the Alliance may feel that Lordaeron is their city as it was once their capitol, but these are the farmers and the warriors who inhabited that city and land. The Alliance would have simply turned and "purged" the city as soon as their "alliance" had ended for the city. They hate the living because it was ingrained in their heads by the Lich King. He made them do those things, Sylvanas hated him passionately and he forced her into submission. Only were they able to free themselves when his control was weakened. The Forsaken rezzed after their freedom was won are you, the players. You do not hate life, do you? Even that girl who ran away when you tell or show her of herself she reacts with fear and shock, and the another kills himself, and another reluctantly realizes he is now dead and this is his fate, forever. Sometimes they turn out... damaged, like that character who runs up to you in Silverpine when you are trying to be a quest giver. He was retarded, for less of a word. He was meant to represent the noobs of the game; walking around with a constant flow of questions and not knowing why he was following the Banshee Queen only that she was his queen and he liked her and the Forsaken. It is not the Undead who hate the living it's Arthas. He made them do these things and now it is hard to break from that for those who served him, but yet it is nonexistent in those newly rezzed. They are simply facing and realizing that they are dead and this is all their existence will ever be.

Kommentar von FeralHousewife

I adore Clarice's quest. Abandoned over and over by a soldier when she begged him to stay home. If he had been at home maybe he could have protected her.

As is he is still dead and never managed to help anyone.

If you love someone, stay with them.

Kommentar von radicarl

As of WoD, if you do this quest at level 90+ (possibly lower, though I have not tested it), you will not get gold, experience, nor guild reputation.

Kommentar von joonjoon819

Accidentally ran into this quest when I ported to Thunder Bluff to get to my weekly Onyxia farming. It was well worth my time.

Kommentar von Goodwinn

Does not count for Quests im Silberwald.

Kommentar von Tequima

The inscription of the grave reads:

The word BETRAYER is crudely scratched over the finely etched epitaph that reads:
Yuriv lies here
Father, Husband, Paladin.
Let his children bear witness to the fact that his dedication to the Light was unquestionable.
He would never ask anything of them that he himself would not do.

Intriguing that whoever carved the inscription thought of the children, not of the wife (recalling the argument he had before he left home, that he talked to his colleagues about?).

As previous commentators noted, whoever carved Betrayer was not his wife (else why ask you to go there and place the jewelry) ... so what exactly did he do (or not do)?

One of those unresolved mysteries that only the designer knows the answer to (even if it is, that there is no answer)!

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Legt Clarices Anhänger auf Yurivs Grab im Silberwald.

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Dreckiger Abschaum! Lässt mich wegen seines verdammten Kreuzzugs hier sitzen. Nur, weil "das Licht das Wichtigste ist, was wir gegen die Bedrohung durch die Untoten besitzen".

Und was ist mit seinen Kindern?! Was ist mit MIR?! Nacht für Nacht hab ich hier gesessen und geduldig auf ihn gewartet... hab immer den zweiten Platz hinter seiner verfluchten Pflicht eingenommen!

Tja, hier könnt Ihr sehen, was Euch Gerechtigkeit einbringt, <Name>! Er ist tot und ich ertrage genau das, was er aufzuhalten versuchte!

Nehmt diesen Plunder und legt ihn auf seine Gruft im Grabmal. Ich will nichts mehr damit zu tun haben... oder mit ihm!

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