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World of Warcraft questlines serve to immerse players in the rich world of Azeroth by leading adventurers down paths where they can enjoy unique experiences and discover new stories. As each new tale is woven into the world’s tapestry, this rich and textured land of fantasy can seemingly come to life. For those who haven’t experienced this questline before, whether it’s because you’ve only played Alliance or have taken an alternate path through Azeroth, we wanted to take some time to shine a light on a worthwhile journey that begins with “The Lady’s Necklace” in the Ghostlands.
A Sentimental Journey
While this questline can be taken with any Horde character, many have come across this quest while leveling a Blood Elf through the Ghostlands. Available at level 15, The Lady’s Necklace quest item can be dropped by one of the Fallen Rangers at Windrunner Spire.
There are no prerequisites for the quest and this object will start its own short series of quests that will eventually lead you to the Undercity to visit Lady Sylvanas Windrunner. This necklace has a sentimental attachment for her and the end result of the quest provides a truly unique and special reward—a hauntingly beautiful song.
Sylvanas will be joined by several banshees to sing the “Lament of the Highborne.” You may want to have some tissues on hand as it’s truly a touching and heartfelt moment that reveals a softer side (for just a moment) to the banshee queen.
Lyrics in Thalassian
Anar’alah, anar’alah belore,
Sin’dorei,
Shindu fallah na.
Sin’dorei,
Anar’alah,
Shindu sin’dorei
Shindu fallah na.
Sin’dorei,
Anar’alah belore.
Shindu sin’dorei,
Shindu fallah na.
Sin’dorei,
Anar’alah belore,>
Belore.
Translation to Common
By the light, by the light of the sun,
Children of the blood,
Our enemies are breaking through.
Children of the blood,
By the light,
Falling children of the blood,
They are breaking through.
O Children of the blood,
By the light of the sun.
Falling children of the blood,
They are breaking through.
O children of the blood,
By the light of the sun,
The sun…
For those who want to take the song home to their Garrison, you’ll want to take a peek at the back of the platform and open Sylvanas’ Strongbox which contains the Music Roll: Lament of the Highborne. Just right-click it to “use” and add it to your music collection.
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A Sentimental Journey
While this questline can be taken with any Horde character, many have come across this quest while leveling a Blood Elf through the Ghostlands. Available at level 15, The Lady’s Necklace quest item can be dropped by one of the Fallen Rangers at Windrunner Spire.
There are no prerequisites for the quest and this object will start its own short series of quests that will eventually lead you to the Undercity to visit Lady Sylvanas Windrunner. This necklace has a sentimental attachment for her and the end result of the quest provides a truly unique and special reward—a hauntingly beautiful song.
Sylvanas will be joined by several banshees to sing the “Lament of the Highborne.” You may want to have some tissues on hand as it’s truly a touching and heartfelt moment that reveals a softer side (for just a moment) to the banshee queen.
Lyrics in Thalassian
Anar’alah, anar’alah belore,
Sin’dorei,
Shindu fallah na.
Sin’dorei,
Anar’alah,
Shindu sin’dorei
Shindu fallah na.
Sin’dorei,
Anar’alah belore.
Shindu sin’dorei,
Shindu fallah na.
Sin’dorei,
Anar’alah belore,>
Belore.
Translation to Common
By the light, by the light of the sun,
Children of the blood,
Our enemies are breaking through.
Children of the blood,
By the light,
Falling children of the blood,
They are breaking through.
O Children of the blood,
By the light of the sun.
Falling children of the blood,
They are breaking through.
O children of the blood,
By the light of the sun,
The sun…
For those who want to take the song home to their Garrison, you’ll want to take a peek at the back of the platform and open Sylvanas’ Strongbox which contains the Music Roll: Lament of the Highborne. Just right-click it to “use” and add it to your music collection.
Continue reading...