Online:A Lonely Grave

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Find a lost Akaviri grave in a distant cave. Zone: Stormhaven Quest Giver: Dirge Truptor, Dragonguard Sanctum Location(s): Windridge Cave, Stormhaven Prerequisite Quest: Reformation Reward: Dragonguard Supply Cache High Leveled Gold XP Gain: High XP ID: 6406 Repeatable: Daily

Unmarked Grave

Dirge Truptor gave me an old bandit map that will supposedly lead me to a lost grave from the Akaviri Invasion.

Quick Walkthrough

1. Travel to Windridge Cave.
2. Find a Loam-Encrusted Shield in an Unmarked Grave.
3. Return to Dirge Truptor.

Detailed Walkthrough

Dirge Truptor tells you to about some treasure in a long-abandoned grave. Make your way to Windridge Cave, and go either east or west in the cave. Halfway through the loop, head down a ramp into a deeper part of the cave. Dig up the unmarked grave (ironically marked with a quest marker) to find a Loam-Encrusted Shield.

Return to Dirge Truptor for your reward.

Quest Stages

A Lonely Grave
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
	I need to follow it to the burial site in Windridge Cave and retrieve any relics I find. Objective: Find an Unmarked Grave
Finishes quest	I found an ancient shield at the location of the grave, I should take it to Dirge Truptor to see if it's useful. Objective: Talk to Dirge Truptor

Notes

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