Fargo Flintlocke
 Fargo Flintlocke | |
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| Gender | Male |
| Race | Dwarf (Humanoid) |
| Level | 84 |
| Class | Warrior, Hunter |
| Reaction | Alliance Horde |
| Affiliation(s) | Stormwind |
| Occupation | Engineer |
| Location | Stormwind City; Twilight Highlands; Morheim, Stormheim[78.3, 57.2]; Azsuna |
| Status | Alive |
Fargo Flintlocke is a level 84 dwarf quest giver located in Stormwind City and the Twilight Highlands. He owns Flintlocke's Seaplane. Fargo also helps attack the forces of Ragnaros at Sethria's Roost in Mount Hyjal during the quest 
[85 Daily] The Protectors of Hyjal.
On alternate Draenor he can be hired as an Alliance follower of Lunarfall's commander.
Right after the Battle for the Broken Shore, he may appear as a Weary-Eyed Mourner.
He later appears in Azsuna, and at Morheim in Stormheim.
Contents
Quests
- Azsuna
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[100] Our Man in Azsuna 
- [100] It'll Cost You
- [100] The Latest Fashion: Headguns!
- [100] The Missing Pieces
- [106] 'Locke and Load
- [106] Going Out With a Bang
- [106] Going to Waste
- [106] I'd Do It Myself, But...
- [106] Keep Yer Powder Dry
- [106] 'Locke, Stock and Barrel
- Val'sharah
- [102] Resupplying the Line
- [102] All Charged Up
- [102] In My Sights
- Stormheim
- [104] It's Not Rocket Science
- [104] Bubble Baubles
- [104] The Shell, You Say?
- [104] Wibbly-Wobbly, Timey-Wimey
- Stormwind
[84] Twilight Shores - [84] Twilight Shores
- Twilight Highlands
- [84] Burnin' at Both Ends
- [84] Aiming High
- [84] Kurdran's Waitin'
- [84] Shredderectomy
- [84] Siege Tank Rescue
- [84] Missing Parts
Quotes
Eh, wot?
- Greeting
- Ah, scrap th' plan! Just blow somethin' up!
- <belch> Oh, aye!
- Less talk, more shootin'!
- What now, then?
- Out wit' it!
- Annoyed
- Are ya outta yer mind?
- <giggles> Stop that! Stop that, you! Cut it out!
- Farewell
- Keep yer powder dry and yer ale cold!
- Okay, git!
- Go on, then. I'll be right here.
Random quest quotes
- I've promised the King we'd get there lickety-fast, so I took the liberty of ditchin' any excess weight. Like seatbelts. Parachutes. Maps. Stabilizers. Landing gear.
- I never actually "land" these things anyways.
- Bah, predictable! They'll see it comin'!
- But once ol' <name> here blasts through their bulkhead in a hail of splintered wood, blood, and phlegm and then starts crawlin' across the deck with both legs broken, oh aye, they'll not see THAT comin' by a sweet mile, no sir!
- Rocks an' stumps an' hills an' mud... Bah.
- I hate nature.
The Protectors of Hyjal
- I'd 'ave a cleaner shot 'round 'ere if someone hadn't all gone and done regrown up all them trees.
- Iffin' yeh don't sumtimes shoot a small furry animal out yet gun, 'ow would yeh keep it clean? The druids don't 'ave an answer to THAT one!
- Aim fer tha jimmies!
Garrison
- They won't let me near tha powder reserves. Whadder they reservin' it fer, anyways!?
- Jes' gimmie somethun' ta shoot.
- Issit time ta eat yet?
- Ah-hyup!
Morheim, Stormheim
Those murlocs be up ta no good, oh aye. I know this 'cause I can smell somethin' fishy.
Trivia
- He apparently is an engineer, however colleague Didi the Wrench warns the player to NOT let him build anything. Considering that Didi is a goblin engineer of all people, attests to the likely quality of his creations.
- He is based on the main character from Flintlocke's Guide to Azeroth, and his creator, former World of Warcraft Lead Quest Designer Dave "Fargo" Kosak.[1]
- There are four items named for him:
[Flintlocke's Piloting Pants], 
[Flintlocke's Chuckshooter], 
[Flintlocke's Woodchucker] and 
[Flintlocke's Blasthammer]. He sells the Blasthammer on the Black Market Auction House.
- His cannon (Flintlocke's Cannon) is a replica of the famous Blastenheimer 5000 Ultra Cannon, at the Darkmoon Faire.
- Fargo is voiced by Terrence Stone.[2]
Patch changes
- Patch 7.0.3 (2016-07-19): Added in Stormheim.
Patch 6.0.2 (2014-10-14): Available as a follower. - Patch 4.2.0 (2011-06-28): Protectors of Hyjal appearance added.
- Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Added.
References
- ^ Editor Bio - Dave Kosak. Retrieved on 2019-07-14.
- ^ Hearthstone 2019-03-12. Five Years of Harth | Hearthstone. YouTube. Retrieved on 2019-07-14.
