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Kommentar von 13231

To get to him, you have to go up the stairs in the back of the ruins. Wait for azreth to wander off run up the stairs and immediately to the left. Kill the Illidari taskmaster there then follow the path that leads further back. He's in a small hut up that path. The co-ordinates for it are correct.

Kommentar von sorceressdee

he pretty much gives you 30k xp for free (very easy quests in the area), so he is well worth going to

Kommentar von Ryxis

a tragic tale of this character, if you like little storylines by blizzard, i recommend you read the quest text rather than just nuking through the content

Kommentar von Gryhut

I think this is the quest text they were referring to above:

It is true, <name>. I was once Naladu the Keeper of Earth.

It was I who betrayed the other Dreghood elders in exchange for empty promises of power. You can despise me now if you wish to. What matters is that my tribe is free once again and that the spirits have returned to us.

I will not be joining the rest of the tribe, but I can die in peace now. May the spirit of earth find a new servant among my brothers.

Kommentar von Anok8

He refuses to escape, even if his house has no bed, no furniture and no food in it.

Kommentar von ZNasty

Naladu's past/other self is in Warlords of Draenor in the Rangari Refuge as Naladu der Akolyth.

Kommentar von xRodge

A short quest line here, but a really good one.
One of the best storylines in the game for me.

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We start by meeting Naladu. It's hard not to feel sorry for him and his people, especially when you attack one of the masters and the Broken apologise to you before they attack. It's the twist in his storyline that really got me:

"Anywhere you see a tribe of enslaved Broken you will also find a traitor. A despicable being who sold his brothers for promises of power."

Of course you think that it was someone else that did the betrayal. Once you hear that he is the betrayer, it is easy to feel a little contempt for him. He betrayed his people for the "empty promises of power". He got exactly what he deserved.

But his people suffer terribly. Is Naladu not worthy of redemption as he is willing to try and free his people? Once they are free, he tells you that you can basically hate him if you want. He no longer cares. He will not enjoy the freedom of his people, instead he wants to go off and die - thus letting the Earth spirit choose another within his clan.

In the end, his motives are really up to your own interpretation.
Did he really want freedom for his people?
Or did he just feel such hatred for not getting the reward he was promised (the betrayer being betrayed!) and wanted revenge on his captors.
Maybe he genuinely did find remorse for his actions and selflessly wanted to undo the pain he caused his people, but wanted no redemption for himself.

Blizzard put a lot of feeling and story into this short questline.
Absolutely one of my favorites!

Kommentar von MeAjur

He clearly dies at some point between this quest and Shadowlands and is sent to Revendreth.

Although he turns down the veneration due an elder, it seems even he can't turn down a party. He shows up in the Ember Court scenario during the Lunar Festival.

Naladu

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