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Kommentar von 11173

These are great mobs to grind for Aldor reputation as they die and respawn very quickly. Just watch out for the roaming elite.

Kommentar von murakaz

They are the only mob in the game at the moment that drops the Recipe for the Major Shadow Protection Potion, which binds on pickup.

Kommentar von 26597

They are located right at the back of Legion Hold. There are groups of four aranged around poles (you can pull them one but one) as well a couple patroling. It apears there is also a quest to kill a named NPC in the same spot.

Kommentar von mattattack

I killed forty-six warlocks, and on the 46th, he actually dropped both the Fel Strength Elixir and the Major Shadow Protection Potion recipes. Obviously, the 0.2% drop rate is a little misleading considering you have to be an alchemist to even see the recipe drop.

Kommentar von Cantras

Killing these things almost as fast as they could respawn, I got 31 marks, 2 armaments, a few potions and about 4 stacks of netherweave in one half hour.
May have been better if I weren't sharing the spawns with two other people in the last 5 minutes or so, but still- two people can kill to their heart's content and probably never run out of spawns.

Did see sometimes that I'd have killed all but, say, 2 warlocks at the node the elite was stopped at, and they weren't respawning, but as soon as I dropped one of them, 3-6 of the others would respawn all at once. So just keep killing.

The elite paths in sort of an ellipse from behind the infernal send off area to by the legion communicator dealy (Where you disguised yourself as a box, if you remember that quest.) He stops both of those two places, and a point halfway on each side, right next to the outside towers.
I've aggroed him twice now, both times because I had aggroed a mob near the path and he "noticed."

If you're taking an AFK, (and you can fly) i recommend the edge of the fortress walls, as they're mob free, but make sure that you dis-engage any warlocks. They have a hell of a range and have almost killed me as I went to make dinner, hovering above Legion hold

Kommentar von Greyfall

These are forced respawns. You will have the most success farming these if you have a partner killing them at a nearby camp, as you have to do less running from group to group.

Kommentar von Nevath

As stated above it is wise to bring a friend, also cause it will get easyer to get rid of the elite. But dont bring anymore than 2. For the full optimisizing.

The Elite also drops 50s everytime you kill him so its easy money and really worth it since he can be soloed without the big effort.

Here is how i do it as a frostmage:

Start out by spreading out distance betwenne you and your summoned water elemental and let him(the elemental) pull morgron, when the elite comes in rangde pop up icy veins and start frostbolting, you should fast be tking agro from your pet but when he gets too you, pop Iceblock. He will then walk back to your pet abit before he arrives there release your iceblock and start frostbolting him again, before he gets to you again he should be dead if not. Pop ice barrier and contenue with frostbolts and fireblast.

Also i strongly advise clearing out the aria around where you plan to kill him.

EDIT: also dont worry if your pet dies, Pop Cold snap resummon and contenue if its needed.

Kommentar von NickJ

They no longer give rep when they die but still drop Mark of Sargeras. The respawn is standard respawn time now too.

Kommentar von nirv

I've been farming these guys literally since Burning Crusade and I have screenshots to prove it. I've always used them for BoE greens to disenchant for Greater Planar Essences, Arcane Dust, and of course the Marks to sell on the AH.

But something changed in the past couple years or so and I'm not sure when exactly, but the drop rates of greens seems to have been significantly lowered.

Hey Blizzard, can you stop removing fun out of the game? I LIKED farming here and once again you're arbitrarily taking things away from us.

When are you going to take realm hopping away from us? I'm so sick of their crap.

Kommentar von Amilla

Got my Rezept: Elixier der Teufelsstärke after about 3 min. Took me over an hour before I got my http://www.wowhead.com/item=22924. Got alot of green stuff that I will put on AH and also alot of Mal des Sargeras and Teuflische Waffen for Aldor reputation.

Kommentar von Penaloppe

Here is what I dropped while farming Hexenmeister des Schattenrats for Rezept: Erheblicher Schattenschutztrank and Rezept: Elixier der Teufelsstärke.

149 x Netherstoff
54 x Mal des Sargeras
6 x Geräuchertes Talbukwildbret
4 x Teuflische Waffen
4 x Geläutertes draenisches Wasser
2 x Erstklassiger Heiltrank
1 x Felsfausthelm
1 x Verkratzte Axt
1 x Blaues Topasband
1 x Lazuliring
1 x Dürftige Plattenstiefel
1 x Zerfledderte Stoffarmschienen
1 x Hauynring
1 x Dürftiger Plattenhelm
1 x Rolle der Ausdauer VI
1 x Rolle des Schutzes VI
1 x Rezept: Erheblicher Schattenschutztrank (Got it at 113 Netherstoff)
1 x Rezept: Elixier der Teufelsstärke

If I do some quick calculations based on the number of Netherstoff since the drop rate is 61% for 1-3 Netherstoff (2 in average).
I got the Rezept: Erheblicher Schattenschutztrank after 92 kills. ((113/2)/0,61) (Drop rate of 1,09%)
And the Rezept: Elixier der Teufelsstärke after 122 kills. ((149/2)/0,61) (Drop rate of 0,82%)

Kommentar von Fidget232

After spending days on the Frost potion from Mana Tombs, I got the Shadow one on my second kill of these guys............

Kommentar von slumberlust

These do not give rep on death in TBC Classic.

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