The Big Unfriendly Jotun
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| The Big Unfriendly Jotun | |
|---|---|
| Campaign | Eye of the North |
| Region | Far Shiverpeaks |
| Type | Secondary |
| Given by | Undrath Blastrock in Sifhalla |
Contents |
[edit] Quest information
[edit] Obtained From
[edit] Objectives
- Find and kill Chieftain Ulgrimar Gnash in Drakkar Lake.
- See Undrath Blastrock for your reward.
[edit] Reward
[edit] Walkthrough
Leave from Sifhalla and go south. The Chieftain is right below the first resurrection shrine. Careful pulling will get you the two separate groups of jotuns surrounding him. Once those are taken care of, the warrior boss will be alone, and he shouldn't be too much trouble.
[edit] Dialogue
[edit] Initial dialogue
Undrath Blastrock
- "I got myself a giant problem, friend. I came all the way from Deldrimor because Budger Blackpowder needed to extract some tricky ore for his high quality explosives. But no sooner than I set up operations did a jotun clan move in and slaughter most of our workers. The rest of our miners won't go near the site. You might now know this, but we Dwarves don't much like jotun. Nasty customers with big clubs. Do me and Budger a favor, would you? Go remove the jotun clan leader, Ulgrimar Gnash and all of his Dwarf-busting buddies so we can start mining again."
- Accept: "I won't let the jotun clan muscle you out."
- Decline: "Why don't we pick on someone our own size."
- When asked about quest: "Head out to Drakkar Lake and look for a jotun chieftan named Ulgrimar Gnash. That's either his name or the sound he makes as he tears you limb from limb."
[edit] Reward dialoge
Undrath Blastrock
- "You're proving to be quite a handy human to have around! Budger'll be thrilled to hear the news. It means more powder kegs for him! I'll get my mining team back up there as soon as possible."
[edit] Notes
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Skull Crack can be captured from Chieftain Ulgrimar Gnash.
[edit] Trivia
- This quest name is a reference to The Big Friendly Giant by Roald Dahl.
- Chieftain Ulgrimar Gnash repeats the phrase "Smash good" which is most likely a reference to the song "The Monster Mash"
