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Wailing Caverns Classic WoW Horde Guide - Duration: 8:31.

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another installment of my dungeon quest guide series.

My name is Icosiol, and today we find ourselves in the Barrens where we will see what quests

motivate the Horde to explore the caves near the Lushwater Oasis; better known to you as,

The Wailing Caverns.

The Wailing Caverns is a dungeon grand in scale when considering the lower level requirements

needed to run through it.

It comes with many twists and turns that many players (including myself) can easily get

turned around in.

Located in the heart of the Barrens, the Wailing Caverns is a 5-Man Dungeon appropriate for

the levels of 18-24.

There are a lot of tricky pulls that await you, so having a party that can CC effectively

will greatly help.

Now let's get started.

In order to unlock all the quests available for the Wailing Caverns there are several

pre-quests that must be done first.

In order to get the pinnacle quest of the instance called, "Leaders of the Fang" you

will first need to speak to, Tonga Runetotem who is found at the Crossroads.

He will give you the quest called, "The Forgotten Pools", and this begins a string of quests

that will have you traveling to three different oases in the zone and completing different

tasks.

Once you complete these quests you will be asked to speak with, Hamuul Runetotem who

is found on the, Elder Rise in Thunderbluff.

After speaking with him you will have unlocked the, "Leaders of the Fang" quest which is

given to you by Nara Wildmane who is found in the same tent; and she will reward you

with one of two rare quality items called the, Crescent Staff, or Wingblade.

The second quest you need to unlock is called, "Smart Drinks", and to unlock it you must

first speak to, Mebok Mizzyrix who is found in Ratchet.

The quest you want to complete is called, "Raptor Horns" and you will be rewarded a

stack of five Raptor Punch, and a Barkeeper's Cloak.

To complete it you will need to collect 5 Intact Raptor Horns from Sunscale Scytheclaws,

and those mobs can be found in abundance at either of these two locations.

Collect what you need and head back to Mebok who will now give you the quest for the instance

called, "Smart Drinks."

You will need to collect 6 portions of Wailing Essence from the Devouring Ectoplasms found

both outside and inside the instance.

On the Spirit Rise in Thunderbluff there is a place called the, Pools of Vision and inside

you will find, Apothecary Zamah who will offer you the quest, "Serpentbloom."

Zamah wants you to bring her 10 Serpentblooms which can be collected both outside and inside

the instance, and she will reward you with the cloth uncommon quality, Apothecary Gloves.

You will now head on over to Ratchet to pick up one more quest.

The quest is called, "Trouble at the Docks", and it is offered to you by Crane Operator,

Bigglefuzz who wants you to collect a bottle of 99-year old Port held by a goblin named,

Mad Magglish who can be found outside the instance.

The final two quests you need are actually found above the Wailing Caverns entrance.

To get there just follow around the south-eastern side of the hill until you find a path that

leads to the top as I do here.

Jump down carefully and inside you will find two quest givers named, Ebru and Nalpak.

Ebru will give you the quest called, "Deviate Eradication" and you are tasked to kill seven

each of Deviate Ravagers, Vipers, Shamblers, and Dreadfangs.

You will be rewarded either a green quality Leather Pattern, Wand, or mail Gauntlets.

Now speak with Nalpak who will give you the quest, Deviate Hides, and he wants you to

collect 20 Deviate Hides from the creatures who dwell in the caverns.

You will be rewarded with either uncommon leather leggings, or a 10-Slot Bag.

Being the bag collector I am I always suggest taking that bag.

Your quest log should now look like this, and if so it is now time to gather your party

and head inside.

Before you enter the instance there are a few quests you can complete outside.

The first is to find Mad Magglish and collect the 99-Year Old Port.

Magglish is stealthed and can be hard to find, but he will be found in either of these three

areas marked here.

Kill him, and loot the 99-Year Old Port to complete the quest.

For the quest, "Serpentbloom" you are looking for these purple and green colored roses found

throughout the caverns both outside and inside the instance.

They are few and far between, but there are more than enough to complete the quest.

Keep in mind that the Serpentbloom found outside the instance respawn at a quicker rate than

the ones found inside.

The next quest that can be completed before going inside is, Deviate Hides where you must

collect the hides that drop off of any of the lizard and serpent creatures found in

the cave.

Plenty of these mobs can be found inside the dungeon, so I would suggest doing one lap

around the pond before going inside just to get you started.

Also found in the same area are the Devouring Ectoplasms you need to collect the Wailing

Essence for the quest, "Smart Drinks."

More of these ectoplasms can be found inside the instance, so again just do one lap around

the pond and you're ready to start the dungeon.

The moment you zone in you will want to speak with the Disciple of Naralex who will offer

you a buff before you begin.

This will not be the last time you speak to him.

Once you begin you will immediatley begin to kill some of the mobs you need to complete

the quest, "Deviate Eradication."

As long as you complete the entire dungeon you will easily complete the quest, because

each will be found in a different section of the dungeon.

The last quest for you to complete is the, "Leaders of the Fang" and you need to collect

the gem from each of the four Fanglords.

Those Fanglords are, Lord Cobrahn, Lady Anacondra, Lord Pythas, and Lord Serpentis, and they

can be found at these locations.

Each of them has there own little tricks, and additional mobs that like to protect them.

Killing these Fanglords not only completes this quest, but also opens up another; so

go back to the Disciple of Naralex and speak to him to start an event.

You will escort the Disciple to the Dreamer's Rock which is located here, and along the

way you will be attacked in a couple areas until you reach the Dreamer.

Once you get there, the Disciple when begin a process of awakening Naralex, and it is

your job to protect him until the process is complete.

Be careful with the AoE during the first two phases, and allow your tank to establish threat

on the multiple mobs that are attacking.

These phases are timed, so you will have to bring these mobs down quickly so you're not

overwhelmed.

The third and final phase will bring out, Mutanus the Devourer.

He has a few abilities to watch out for such as a knockback, and sleeping random party

members.

Once Mutanus is dead he will drop for you an item called, the "Glowing Shard" which

will begin your final quest.

To complete the "Glowing Shard" you will need to speak with, Sputtervalve who is found next

to the Flight Master in Ratchet.

He tells you to speak with a Druid named, Falla Sagewind who is located at the top of

the hill above the Wailing Caverns.

You will now be sent to Thunderbluff to speak with Hammul Runetotem to complete the series,

and collect your reward which is either cloth shoulders, or mail boots of uncommon quality.

With all your other quests complete your time in the Wailing Caverns is over.

Thank you very much for watching this presentation of the Wailing Caverns which is part of my

dungeon quest guide series for the Horde.

If you have any questions or suggestions for future videos please leave a comment below,

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Thank you again for watching, and remember to watch your step before entering the instance,

or face the ridicule of all those who see you fall to the pit boss before you even begin.

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NZ Cycle Classic - Traffic Management - Duration: 6:21.

...the champions, the Waipa District, I know all the international riders and visitors

have really enjoyed racing on these roads.

They've enjoyed your support, the support of the community, the accommodation and the

hospitality out at St Peter's and at the Podium Lodge

So a massive thanks for making all our 170 riders, or over 170 riders, and 71 international

riders, so welcome in the Waipa District, and I'm sure they'll be looking forward to

coming back.

This race has been always a breeding ground for producing great champions, people we see

go on to greater things in the past, and I'm sure a number of the riders you've seen on

this race, you'll see on your television screens in the years to come, in races like the Tour

de France, the Tour of Italy, the Tour of Spain.

Worthy winners - a number of young riders - the youngest rider I think was 18 on this

race - surviving 700km, 5 stages around some really tough, rolling, hard terrain.

It's been an outstanding week.

I hope you've gone along and enjoyed yourself, the Hobbiton Gran Fondo yesterday - fantastic

event, and if you didn't do it, make sure you do it next year, because it's going to

be even bigger and better.

This race couldn't happen without a whole bunch of people.

First the support of Simon Perry, and the Brian Perry Charitable Trust, for having the

vision to approach Jorge to bring the race to the region.

I want to thank them because it's been one of the best tours I've been on for many,

many years.

The work they've done to put everything around the race, involve the community.

An outstanding effort, and a big thank you to everybody - Amanda and the team at the

Ride New Zealand Cycling Festival for the work they've done.

But out on the road, it's all about the bike riders, keeping them safe, and the work that

goes into that.

This has been the safest, most well-run traffic management bike race I have been on.

An unbelievable effort, and I'd like to ask Jorge Sandoval, our Race Director, to come

up onto the stage, because we want to acknowledge the work that Colin and the team have done.

So, to all the motorcycle marshals -

[Colin interjects] They're still working!

Some of them are still out there working, of course they are!

Jorge, we've been on many tours together, many bike races, and this was absolutely an

outstanding event, and I would say from a traffic management and control perspective,

the best I've ever seen.

Yeah, yeah, I'm very proud and privileged to hold this race every year.

It's been 32 years now, and the media keep asking me every year, and I keep telling them,

it gets better and better.

I'm very, very happy the way it went this week, it's probably one of the best we've

ever seen.

The biggest international field by any race in New Zealand before, and the riders rolled

really well, so congratulations everybody.

Jorge, you said in the car that the traffic management was amazing.

I know Colin was extremely nervous at the start on day number one.

He said, "Gee, we can do this," and he was shaking, almost, in his boots when all the

cars lined up.

But Colin, please, come up onto the stage.

Bring your motorcycle marshals and everybody with you, please.

Yes, so everyone here today, I also want you to know, I do understand the cycling, the

road cycling side of it, it's not like track racing, it's not like a rugby game, it's not

a cricket game.

We go 150, 160km, all over the place, up and down, roundabouts, traffic lights, far and

wide, and it's so very difficult.

I organised the race, and it took me 9 months to organise it.

But when it comes to the day, the race would not be able to take place without these guys

here.

They are the guys who keep the race and the riders safe.

They are the guys that control the traffic.

And I've been doing this ride for 32 years,

and I'm going to make a special prize that I've never done before.

And I'm going to do it, because I think these guys really deserve it.

I only met him a few months ago, he got this job at the last minute.

Um...

I don't know if I should say this, but I'm going to say it anyway: The local authority

gave him a hard time with the permits, but he kept working on, and doing whatever they

wanted, and at the end, he got everything we needed for the race.

I have dealt with traffic management companies for many, many years, and I'm very proud to

say that I met Colin.

And this guy - and the riders have to acknowledge this as well, because he has done so much

for this race, I cannot believe it.

The riders come here for one thing, and one thing only: to win the race.

To win the yellow jersey.

But for them to win the yellow jersey, these guys play a very big role in it.

So I want you to acknowledge firstly, the motorcycle marshals who come from

all over the country to...

[Applause] Thank you.

[Cheering]

And I also want to get Colin to come here.

I know he's not a cyclist, but now he might take up cycling.

So if you see a yellow jersey in Cambridge, that's him.

I want to present you with this jersey, because this is the biggest award for any cyclist

in the world, and you deserve it today. Thank you very much, mate.

Thank you, Jorge.

[Applause]

Yeah, champion performance from the team.

Well done, Colin. Great work.