No Rest For The Wicked (Horde)
 No Rest For The Wicked | |
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| Start | Koltira Deathweaver |
| End | Koltira Deathweaver |
| Level | 80 (Requires 77) |
| Type | Group (5) |
| Category | Icecrown |
| Experience |
33100 or 19 86 at 80 |
| Rewards |
 [Encrusted Zombie Finger],  [Polished Zombie Exterminator], or [Touch of Unlife]22 20 |
| Previous | Need More Info |
| Next | No Rest For The Wicked, The Ironwall Rampart |
- For the daily quest version, see
[80G5 Daily] No Rest For The Wicked
Contents
Objectives
Koltira, aboard Orgrim's Hammer, wants you to slay Alumeth the Ascended at Aldur'thar.
Alumeth the Ascended Defeated
Suggested Players [5]
Description
These fools have actually stumbled upon something that could pose a serious threat to our plans!
The leader of this particular sect, Alumeth, has ritualistically sacrificed himself and now his underlings are channeling power to his soul.
If he's allowed to rest, their efforts will soon transform him into a mighty adversary.
Combine his [heart], [skull], [scepter] and [robes] from around their chamber and use his [remains] on the crystal there.
Hurry, <race>! Destroy him before he becomes any more powerful!
Rewards
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[Polished Zombie Exterminator] | 
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[Encrusted Zombie Finger] | |
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[Touch of Unlife] |
You will also receive: 22 20
Progress
Well, friend? Were you successful against Alumeth?
Completion
Alumeth has suffered a sound defeat, but I sense that his spirit still lingers...
Gains
- 33100 XP or 19 86 at level 80
Notes
The items are all over the room.
After completion, this becomes a daily quest.
Progression
- [80] Sneak Preview
- [80] Drag and Drop (Daily version)
- [80] Not a Bug (Daily version)
- [80G3] Need More Info
- [80G5] No Rest For The Wicked (Daily version)
- [80G5] The Ironwall Rampart
- [80G5] Before the Gate of Horror
- [80G5] Shatter the Shards
- [80G5] The Guardians of Corp'rethar
- [80] Chain of Command
- [80] Cannot Reproduce
- [80] Retest Now (Daily version)
References
The name No Rest for the Wicked is a reference to the Book of Isaiah in the Old Testament of the Bible, from which the phrase was made famous.
