Know Your Lore: Ahn'Qiraj, Uldum and the Tol'Vir

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7-04-2010 @ 4:55PM

TR said...

All of this kind of makes you wonder what the "Demon Children of Goldshire" and their daily ceremonies in front of Stormwind and Northshire are really up to. If you happen to be in their room while they stare at each other.(where the ambient music changes dramatically from the usual Elwynn Forest music), you'll sometimes hear a famliar voice.

7-04-2010 @ 6:58PM

Tim said...

What are you talking about? Where exactly does this ceremony take place. Would like to check it out in game. Sounds strange.

7-04-2010 @ 8:54PM

TR said...

@ Tim

http://www.wowhead.com/npc=805
http://thottbot.com/c805 (with a grain of salt)

There's 6 in all and they're usually on the second floor of the house in Goldshire with the fishing trainer outside and the leatherworking and skinning trainers inside. I'm not sure when they spawn, but they definitely despawn by 8 PM server. I've also seen them standing outside the gates of Stormwind in a geometric pattern for a few minutes and walking back to Goldshire, but when they're "home" they never move from theirs pots and staring. At. Each. Other. If you sit around long enough you'll hear voice clips which are supposedly the same as C'Thun's from the AQ encounter.

(with a grain of salt)

7-05-2010 @ 9:52AM

Sanguinarius said...

I always figured those kids were a reference to "Children of the Corn".

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