If you are a World of Warcraft Druid, you will have the ability to to transform into a Bear. This skill was given to you at level ten, after which, you received a letter from your Druid Trainer, instructing you to speak with him at level fourteen for another quest, where you will obtain the “Cure Poison” skill. It is this quest that we are now going to look at,
Once again you will be instructed to go and see Dendrite Starblazer in Nighthaven, but at least this time, you’ll have your Teleport spell to get you there. He will tell you that there is a land suffering from the effects of a mysterious poison, you’ll be given a vial to collect some water from it’s source, which may hold the key to solving this mystery.
If you are a Night Elf Druid, you will have to go to a cave, called the Cliffspring Falls, north east of Auberdine.The cave entrance is guarded by Naga warriors, but once you have fought them off, you must use the vial to take a sample from the water falling from the cave’s entrance. This must be taken back to Alanndarian Nightsong in Auberdine.
She will send you off to gather two special ingredients, which will turn your water sample into an antidote, which will cure the sick Deers throughout Darkshore. These ingredients are twelve Lunar Fungi and five Earthroots. The former can be found in cave where you fought Lunaclaw in your Bear quest and in nearby caves populated by Moonkins. The latter are found in the nearby ruins of Ameth’aran, or outside Darnassus.
To get Earthroots, you really need Herbalism as your profession, if you have, then well and good. If not, then you have two options, you can either ask people if you can buy them from them, or go to the Auction House. Thanks to patch 1.9, you’ll find an Auction House in Darnassus, and if your lucks in, you’ll find some Earthroots to bid for. You may even be able to use the buy out button and get them immediately.
If you are unable to get the five Earthroots at the Auction House, your last resort is to south of Dolnaar and kill Timberlings, every so often they will drop them.
Once you have your two special ingredients, return to Alanndarian Nightsong in Auberdine, where she will make the cure for the sick Deers. You will have enough antidote for ten doses and once you have healed your ten deers, return once more to Dentrite in Nighthaven, where you’ll be congratulated and sent to Mathrengyl Bearwalker, who will give you the “Cure Poison” skilll.
Tauren Druids in the meantime, will also have been asked to get a water sample, which is believed to be corrupted. This time, it is Gazelle who are affected, by water from the foul mountain top of Dreadmist Peak. As you go up the mountain, watch out for Orcs of the Burning Blade, who will attack you on sight.At the very top, you will see four Orcs around a pool of bubbling water. Once you’ve disposed of them, use the vial and get your sample, but be warned, you’ll be attacked again, by two Burning Blade toxicologists.
Get out of there as fast as you can, and get back to Tonga Runetotem at the Crossroads.
Here, you will be sent off to find two special ingredients, five Earthroots and five Kodo Horns.The latter are easy to get, just look to see if there are any Kodos on the oasis nearby, kill them and remove their horns.
Once again, Earthroots are more difficult, if Herbalism isn’t your profession. You’ll have to try to buy them ,or go to the Auction House in Orgrimmar.
When you have all your ingredients, go back to Tonga at the Crossroads again, where they will be made into a salve to cure ten gazelle. you must travel to north of the Barrens, cure the ten Gazelle, then return and speak to Dendrite in Nighthaven. After being congratulated on doing so well, you will go back to Thunder Bluff, where you will speak to Turak Runetotem and finally get your “Cure Poison” skill.
Of course, you’ll have had lots of fun doing this quest, but you may well have found it more enjoyable if you were a Herbalist. Hints like this can be found in a number of World of Warcraft guides, but for the most information to be found in just one package, check out:
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