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Traditionsrüstung der Blutelfen Der Stolz der Sin'dorei Unter Geistern wandeln Es begann an der Mauer Die ersten Gefallenen Wehklagen der Hochgeborenen Der Tag, als die Hoffnung starb Die Verteidigung von Quel'Danas Die untergehende Sonne Ein zerschmettertes Volk Der Untergang des Sonnenbrunnens

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Kommentar von Veph

Anasterian died right at the start of this quest, but it feels like Arthas is supposed to be fighting/speaking to him after you kill Blightgut. I'm not sure if this is a bug or if there's a way to have him survive the initial fight?

Kommentar von Comocosono

The quest is currently bugged. High King Anasterian does not die like he is supposed to when struck down by Arthas. Instead he just stands there and takes it and then follows Arthas up the hill attacking him until he disappears. Then he stands there in his bouncy fighting stance indefinitely and Blightgut respawns.
However, the quest is complete and can be turned in.

Kommentar von sforzie

If, like me, you are doing this on a woefully undergeared 120 and are having trouble with Blightgut... just remember that getting smashed reduces your enemy's perceived level. In this case, getting smashed will 'lower' Blightgut to level 115. It doesn't make him massively easier, but may help give you the edge you need to survive.

Kommentar von sunfirehawk2010

Full quest chain:

Congratulations! You now own the Tradition der Sin'dorei!

Kommentar von Rotsterne

If you're doing this as a Warlock, remember to create a healthstone, a soulstone, do whatever buffs you can, and summon your voidy. Command him to attack, stay out of the attacks as much as possible, and you should have little problem defeating Blightgut.

Kommentar von DemonicsFire

as a new 120 rouge this is soooo painful. even stunning him, running, and healing isn't enough.

may pop back when i get some better gear

Kommentar von mewse

Anasterian Sunstrider yells: Anar'alah belore! You will burn for your actions!

Translation:
Anar'alah belore. / By the light of the sun. / Used as either a battle cry or a vow.

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Thalassian

Kommentar von Delecti

As a level 50 paladin, iLvl 60, I switched to protect and hit Blighgut with our fear, hit him with ranged attacks whenever possible, area effects and kept fearing him while keeping distance as his plague spray is devastating. Coming to him after that with some close range, a Stun when he starts his spray and fear after area attacks and he slowly went down. Finishing him with all the rest of my CD's at 20% did the job.

Kommentar von WizofEZ

I just completed this quest. I did it with my level 50 outlaw rogue for this quest switched to assassin. Her iLVL is 87. This quest is very difficult- it is all mechanics. As a rogue the best way to complete this quest and get on with the quest line. He will stun, then spit crud all over the area. Method of success: Break the stun using vanish or another stun breaking option move , move, move like your feet are on fire, and hit him with all your attacks. This should get you the win.

Kommentar von Twist3d690

Really easy now just done this with ilvl 200 lvl 60 prot pally with no issue does no damage at all

Kommentar von Spilledstars

Some gathered thoughts for the generic case of trying to get past this.

NEW in 10.1: It seems that exalted is no longer required, and it was my experience that a Boosted character was offered the quest series.
No matter what your character level is, if you are not a Wee Bit Overgeared for this it is going to be a slog. Probably even if you are a tank class.
If you are not a tank class I recommend you enchant up as if you are heading for raid night. It is the right mindset too, as even though it is a single foe Blightgut hits like you're a tank - and it's in scenario mode so even if you are grouped this is not a fight where you get to have direct help.
BRING FAKE ASSISTANCE: If you are a tank, you don't have a healer with you. Pet classes: use one. I used a trink that gave me extra damage in the form of distracting little friends. You might have target dummies or mirror images. Anything that's a DOT will help apply damage during times when he's got you Stunned.
He does Stuns. Bring your class escape tactics and the PVPtrink if you own it.
The foe has a limited "rubber band", if you get him too far from his point of origin he resets. Grrr. Thanks JElmore for the note.
FIGHT HIM LIKE HE'S A DRAGON. He spews breath weapon. It drops horrible festering splats on the ground that you must not stand in. He's stunnable, not sure he's otherwise interruptible. Keep moving. Ideally do not fight him face-front no matter your class.
Therefore counter-intuitively this is not a DPS race, it's nibble damage against the foe without losing too much of yours. If you can manage to do that by "racing", fine, but still being alive when your popped cooldowns refresh seems to be the way to do it.
Because you are in the grand outdoors, you can pop a mammoth or other gear repair methods before the fight.
Coming down there along the murloc-and-naga side of the island is best. Everything there is low level to you, you can even avoid them if you want.

In the current 10.1 context it might be best to be character level 61 so you can benefit from overlevel crafted gear off the AH, and dragonflight grade enchants.

Whatever enchants you go with and whatever buff food you think of, don't bother with pure Stamina boosts, the splats do percent-hp damage. (thanks NeonKitten)

If you're sure it's going to come entirely down to mechanics and you just need to learn it til you can do it, then I could recommend the tertiary stat that keeps your armor invulnerable to needing repairs. I leaned heavily on Avoidance as I found it impossible to completely avoid the splat marks.

Decorative point:
When you are corpse running to the area, you can see the undead fighting. When you accept your return to life, the land is phased-empty except for the light-marker that looks like you, and the foe Blightgut waiting at his post near the fallen tree.

Discovered How Effed This Is, Only Then Came Here:

Get a guildmate to stack your sudden needed upgrades in a reachable tab of the guild bank, then use the Mobile Guild Bank to get it out.
Reaching a mailbox is a little more work if you don't have a toy offering that feature (Katy Stampwhistle, from the Lost Mail/broken isles series). But you could instead have a friend mail you things, or log out of Battle Net then use the phone WoW Companion App to tap the auction house directly for purchases.
There is a hearthstone site, that you could set so you can go and come back.
There are repair people on the island at the Shattered Sun Offensive area.

Edit to add (with hat tip to sforzie): It's claimed that getting your character drunk somewhat randomizes the perceived level of the foe - and in this case, that genuinely impairs its AI stats. I barely won, but, you could try it. Thanks to Eleanorberwyk for mentioning the mammoth vendors sell alcohol. Seems to require going past tipsy to blurry and therefore smashed. Ironic getting smashed to avoid getting smooshed, amirite?

Edit to add (with hat tip to sergiochan005): When he starts to barf RUN AWAY, you can get out of its range. Or stun him to stop that. It hurts really bad, worse than when he stuns you.

Lastly, when you're alive but DONE and ready to head back to Lady Liadrin, go around the murloc-and-naga direction to get back. Sure, the demons are beneath your level, but there's an invisible wall, and you can't get there from here.

Glory to the sin'dorei. Glory to you.

Kommentar von arisen1

Travel all way across the isle, kill a mob, travel all the way back to turn it in. Blizzard is absolutely obsessed with time consuming travel for no reason. The NPC could have easily met us at the quest location for a quick turn in.

Kommentar von Shauolin

For some unknown reason this popped today on my BE DH. I completed the heritage quest years ago when it first came out so no idea why it showed up today? Rerunning the quest line did nothing for me and gave nothing new.

Kommentar von KissxMint

You DO NOT have to fight anything but Blightgut. I was lost, and traveled along the coast to the very south where the location is. Kill Blightgut and turn in quest where u start it. A lot of stuns that can't be interrupted but you can stun him back if you have one.

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Für den Sonnenbrunnen. Es gibt einen Grund, weshalb wir mit diesen Worten in die Schlacht reiten. Wir haben an jenem Tag so viel verloren... Ich habe an jenem Tag so viel verloren. Bringt die Laterne auf die Südseite der Insel, wo die Todesschneise auf das Meer trifft, und lasst sie dort leuchten. Dann werdet Ihr den Anfang vom Untergang des Sonnenbrunnens sehen. Und den letzten Akt der Hochelfen.

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