Warlock Dreadsteed Quest

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Deathrattle: At the end of the turn, summon a Dreadsteed.

Crescendo himself summoned this steed, riding it to victory in the Grand Tournament. Wherever he rides, an army of riders ride behind him, supporting the legendary champion.

All Warlocks get the green color for completing the related quest. The orange tint requires completion of 힘세고 강화한 유물 and costs 1000, and the purple tint is a drop from 군주 헬누라스 on the 7.2 Broken Shore. If you would like to support my work so I can buy new PC: paypal.bloodyfoxgaming@yahoo.com paypal.me/BloodyFoxGaming Next quest:https://www.youtube.com/watch. Warlock Epic Mount Quest line: (Dreadsteed: 100% Speed) Mor'zul Bloodbringer Rage of Blood Wildeyes Material Collections: (These 4 quest can all be completed at the same time) Bell of Dethmoora Wheel of the Black March Doomsday Candle Arcanite Lord Banehollow Ulathek the Traitor Xorothian Stardust Imp Delivery Dreadsteed of Xoroth Tips/Other Info. Read Mor'zul's Instructions. Summon a Xorothian Dreadsteed, defeat it, then bind its spirit to you. Dec 03, 2018 The Dreadsteed of Xoroth is the level 60 Epic Warlock Mount in World of Warcraft Classic. The Summon Dreadsteed spell, which enables a Warlock to ride a Dreadsteed, is learned from a long quest line which is outlined below. As with all other epic mounts in the game, the Dreadsteed gives the Warlock a speed increase of 100%.

Dreadsteed is an epicwarlockminion card, from the Grand Tournament set.

How to get[edit | edit source]

Dreadsteed can be obtained through The Grand Tournamentcard packs, or through crafting.

Notes[edit | edit source]

• If Spiritsinger Umbra is on the battlefield and Dreadsteed is destroyed on that turn (its Deathrattle was activated), at the end of turn, Umbra will activate its Deathrattle when the Dreadsteed is resummoned, but a second Dreadsteed won't be summoned until the end of the following turn.^[1]
• Any buffs and enchantments given on Dreadsteed will not be retained once a new one is summoned.

Strategy[edit | edit source]

Dreadsteed is best suited to decks that benefit from constant board presence, such as slow control decks. Summoning an endless amount of 1/1's unless silenced is very good value over multiple turns.A possibly very effective combo after playing Dreadsteed is Power Overwhelming, then Shadowflame or Void Terror, as its Deathrattle negates the usual cost of sacrificing a minion. Since Dreadsteed is a weak standalone minion, many Warlock spells can be used to kill and then resummon it at the end of each turn, along with providing additional effects from the spells, such as Mortal Coil, Imp-losion, or Bane of Doom.

Because the copies respawn at the end of each turn, make sure you have room for Dreadsteed to respawn. In cases where you have a lot of Dreadsteeds in your field but your opponent is out-tempoing you and you have no good play left, play your other minions to prevent Dreadsteed from spawning once they have died.

Lore[edit | edit source]

'The subjugation of a Xorothian Dreadsteed is a true measure of power.'

—Mor'zul Bloodbringer

From Wowpedia:

The dreadsteed of Xoroth is the level 40 epic warlock ground mount. Xoroth is the home planet of these fiery, horse-like demons, who serve as the mounts of the Dreadlords. The finest belong to the Nathrezim Dreadlord, Lord Hel'nurath the Stable Keeper.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

• The flavor text references Reddit user Crescendo1909, a Hearthstone fan who had been fighting cancer for half a year prior to the release of The Grand Tournament.
• Dreadsteed was originally designed for Curse of Naxxramas, as a neutral card, with the title 'Relentless Geist'.^[2][3] However, its synergy with the design of Warsong Commander at that time (Whenever you summon a minion with 3 or less Attack, give it Charge.) allowed it to be used to 'slowly machine-gun down every minion on your opponent's board', with Warsong Commander immediately granting each freshly summoned Dreadsteed Charge.^[4] The developers concluded that they simply could not make the card at that time.^[4] It was not until The Grand Tournament that Dreadsteed would return, now changed to a warlock minion in order to prevent its synergy with Warsong Commander.^[4]
• The artwork for this card comes from the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game 'Scourgewar' series, for the card Dreadsteed.

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Patch changes[edit | edit source]

• Patch 9.0.0.20457 (2017-08-08): Due to the potential for an endless loop when combined with Defile, Dreadsteed now reads: Deathrattle: At the end of the turn, summon a Dreadsteed.
• Previously:Deathrattle: Summon a Dreadsteed.
• Patch 3.0.0.9786 (2015-08-18): Added.

References[edit | edit source]

1. ↑Hearthstone: How Does The New Dreadsteed Work?. Retrieved on 2017-08-10.
2. ↑Ben Brode on Twitter. (2015-10-14).
3. ↑Ben Brode on Twitter. (2015-10-30).
4. ↑ ^4.04.14.2Designer Insights with Ben Brode: Warsong Commander. (2015-10-14).

Warlock Class Quests

Warlocks have quite a few class quests, as each new demon is unlocked by completing them. Warlocks are also one of only two classes in the game to have a class quest for a mount (the other being the Paladin)

Summon Imp

At Level 1, players can pick up the Summon Imp quest from their class trainer. This can be completed within the starting area, no matter which race you choose. Your Imp will be your (not so) stalwart companion until you reach Level 10, at which point you'll be able to obtain the quest to obtain the Voidwalker.

Summon Voidwalker

Once they reach Level 10, Undead Warlocks can pick up 'Halgar's Summons' in Brill, then find Halgar in the Mage Quarter in Undercity. The grimoire you are tasked with retrieving can be found just west of the Undercity at a ruined Scarlet Crusade tower.

Orc Warlocks can pick up 'Gan'rul's Summons' in Razor Hill, then find Gan'rul in Orgrimmar in the Cleft of Shadows. The quest can be completed by obtaining the Tablet of Verga in Skull Rock, located in the northeast region of Durotar.

Alliance Warlocks will obtain the 'Gakin's Summons' quest from trainers in their respective starting areas, and those quests will lead them to the Stormwind Mage Quarter. Head to Elwynn Forest and kill Surena in Eastvale Logging Camp, then return to Gakin to complete the quest and claim your Voidwalker.

Summon Succubus

Once Level 20 has been reached, Warlocks will be able to obtain the quest for the powerful Succubus.

Undead Warlocks can find the Succubus quest in Undercity Mage Quarter. The quest chain, 'Devourer of Souls' and 'Hearts of the Pure' will lead the player to the southwestern corner of Silverpine Forest to kill Dalin Forgewright and to the northern region of the Wetlands to kill Comar Villard before returning to Undercity to complete the quest.

Orc Warlocks must return to the Cleft of Shadows in Orgrimmar to pick up the 'Devourer of Souls' quest, which will lead them to The Crossroads in The Barrens, then to the Stonetalon Mountains, and finally to the area surrounding Camp Taurajo. After completing the quest chain, Warlocks will return to Orgrimmar to obtain their Succubus.

Alliance Warlocks can pick up 'The Binding' in Ironforge before heading to Stormwind. The quest then leads to The Barrens and Ashenvale before looping back to Stormwind, where players will obtain the Succubus.

Summon Felhunter

At Level 30, Warlocks can begin the quest chain to summon the caster-killer, the Felhunter.

Horde Warlocks will, once again, return to their respective class trainers, where they will obtain the 'Seeking Strahad' quest. Travel to the Barrens to find the next part of the quest chain just north of Ratchet, before returning to the Mage Quarter of the Undercity.

From there, head to the southwestern region of Hillsbrad Foothills to obtain the Moldy Tome, then to central Thousand Needles to find the Tattered Manuscript in Stonehoof Hold. Return to the Undercity to pick up the next quest, then head to Wetlands to gather the final ingredients from the Dragonmaw, finally returning to Undercity, then Ratchet to complete the quest and claim the Fellhunter.

Alliance Warlocks will return to Gakin the Darkbinder again to obtain the same 'Seeking Strahad' quest. Travel to Ratchet to obtain the 'Tome of the Cabal' quest, then back to Ironforge to turn it in. Once that part of the quest is completed, Alliance Warlocks must head to Hillsbrad and Thousand Needles to obtain the same two books, then return to Ironforge to turn it in. On the next branch, head to Wetlands to kill Dragonmaw, then return to Ironforge, then Ratchet to complete the quest and obtain the Felhunter.

Summon Felsteed

While other classes will have to scrounge and save to afford a mount, Level 40 Warlocks can simply complete a class quest to obtain their Summon Felsteed spell.

As with other class quests, return to your capital city class trainer to pick up the 'Summon Felsteed' quest, then return to Ratchet (the same place you met Strahad during the Felhunter quest). Complete Strahad's requirements, then return to complete the quest and acquire your Felsteed.

Summon Infernal

Warlock Class Quests

Warlocks have quite a few class quests, as each new demon is unlocked by completing them. Warlocks are also one of only two classes in the game to have a class quest for a mount (the other being the Paladin)

Summon Imp

At Level 1, players can pick up the Summon Imp quest from their class trainer. This can be completed within the starting area, no matter which race you choose. Your Imp will be your (not so) stalwart companion until you reach Level 10, at which point you'll be able to obtain the quest to obtain the Voidwalker.

Summon Voidwalker

Once they reach Level 10, Undead Warlocks can pick up 'Halgar's Summons' in Brill, then find Halgar in the Mage Quarter in Undercity. The grimoire you are tasked with retrieving can be found just west of the Undercity at a ruined Scarlet Crusade tower.

Orc Warlocks can pick up 'Gan'rul's Summons' in Razor Hill, then find Gan'rul in Orgrimmar in the Cleft of Shadows. The quest can be completed by obtaining the Tablet of Verga in Skull Rock, located in the northeast region of Durotar.

Alliance Warlocks will obtain the 'Gakin's Summons' quest from trainers in their respective starting areas, and those quests will lead them to the Stormwind Mage Quarter. Head to Elwynn Forest and kill Surena in Eastvale Logging Camp, then return to Gakin to complete the quest and claim your Voidwalker.

Summon Succubus

Once Level 20 has been reached, Warlocks will be able to obtain the quest for the powerful Succubus.

Undead Warlocks can find the Succubus quest in Undercity Mage Quarter. The quest chain, 'Devourer of Souls' and 'Hearts of the Pure' will lead the player to the southwestern corner of Silverpine Forest to kill Dalin Forgewright and to the northern region of the Wetlands to kill Comar Villard before returning to Undercity to complete the quest.

Orc Warlocks must return to the Cleft of Shadows in Orgrimmar to pick up the 'Devourer of Souls' quest, which will lead them to The Crossroads in The Barrens, then to the Stonetalon Mountains, and finally to the area surrounding Camp Taurajo. After completing the quest chain, Warlocks will return to Orgrimmar to obtain their Succubus.

Alliance Warlocks can pick up 'The Binding' in Ironforge before heading to Stormwind. The quest then leads to The Barrens and Ashenvale before looping back to Stormwind, where players will obtain the Succubus.

Summon Felhunter

At Level 30, Warlocks can begin the quest chain to summon the caster-killer, the Felhunter.

Horde Warlocks will, once again, return to their respective class trainers, where they will obtain the 'Seeking Strahad' quest. Travel to the Barrens to find the next part of the quest chain just north of Ratchet, before returning to the Mage Quarter of the Undercity.

From there, head to the southwestern region of Hillsbrad Foothills to obtain the Moldy Tome, then to central Thousand Needles to find the Tattered Manuscript in Stonehoof Hold. Return to the Undercity to pick up the next quest, then head to Wetlands to gather the final ingredients from the Dragonmaw, finally returning to Undercity, then Ratchet to complete the quest and claim the Fellhunter.

Alliance Warlocks will return to Gakin the Darkbinder again to obtain the same 'Seeking Strahad' quest. Travel to Ratchet to obtain the 'Tome of the Cabal' quest, then back to Ironforge to turn it in. Once that part of the quest is completed, Alliance Warlocks must head to Hillsbrad and Thousand Needles to obtain the same two books, then return to Ironforge to turn it in. On the next branch, head to Wetlands to kill Dragonmaw, then return to Ironforge, then Ratchet to complete the quest and obtain the Felhunter.

Summon Felsteed

While other classes will have to scrounge and save to afford a mount, Level 40 Warlocks can simply complete a class quest to obtain their Summon Felsteed spell.

As with other class quests, return to your capital city class trainer to pick up the 'Summon Felsteed' quest, then return to Ratchet (the same place you met Strahad during the Felhunter quest). Complete Strahad's requirements, then return to complete the quest and acquire your Felsteed.

Summon Infernal

At Level 50, Warlocks will be able to begin the quest chain which awards the most iconic of all Warlock summons; the massive, fiery Infernal.

You'll find the starting quest, 'What Niby Commands,' in central Felwood. Niby will task you with gathering Flawless Fel Essence from demons and dark spellcasters in Azshara, Jaedenar (Felwood), and around the Dark Portal (Blasted Lands).

Obtain the essences, return to Felwood and pick up the final quest, then head north to complete it and claim the potent Infernal summon spell.

Summon Dreadsteed

Once they reach Level 60, Warlocks can begin the quest chain to summon the 100% speed mount, the Dreadsteed. Trainers in Orgrimmar and Ironforge will offer the 'Mor'zul Bloodbringer' quest, which leads players to the Burning Steppes.

Once players have met with Mor'zul near the Altar of Storms, he'll ask them to journey to Winterspring to kill owl beasts and collect their blood. Collect the amount specified, then return to Mor'zul and begin the next part of the chain.

Purchase a Shadowy Potion (and potentially a backup or two) from Mor'zul's companions, then head to Shadow Hold in Felwood where you'll find Lord Banehollow, who will task them with killing Ulathek and acquiring Xorothian Stardust from Ur'dan (for a steep 150 Gold). Return to the Burning Steepes to turn in the quest and begin the next leg of the journey.

Accept all the quests from Mor'zul and his associates, then gather the many reagents required to complete the ritual and return to complete the quests (You'll likely need help from Herbalists, Alchemists, Miners, and Enchanters to gather the necessary ingredients).

The dark magic crew in Burning Steepes will next task the player with journeying to Scholomance instance in the Western Plaguelands to complete the 'Imp Delivery' quest.

After gathering all the necessary reagents and ingredients, and completing all the initial quests, the final quest will become available. Mor'zul will give the player the 'Dreadsteed of Xoroth' quest. Buy the final three objects from Gorzeeki, then head to Dire Maul's western section in Feralas to complete the quest and obtain the Dreadsteed.

Summon Doomguard

Starting at Level 60, Warlocks can begin the quest chain to summon the powerful Doomguard.

Travel to the Blasted Lands to the northwestern corner of the Tainted Scar to find Daio the Decrepit. With 'The Prison's Bindings' quest in hand, kill satyrs in Dire Maul (found in the Warpwood Quarter area). Return and pick up the next quests, which tasks players with killing Hederine demons in Darkwhisper Gorge (Winterspring).

After turning that quest in to Daio and picking up the next section, explore the Tainted Scar to find a Doomguard Commander and capture it in the Glowing Crystal Prison, then return to Daio to complete the quest and learn the Ritual of Doom.

Warlock Dreadsteed Quest

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