Dealing With Dwarves.

Zones Visited: Thousand Needles, The Barrens, Stranglethorn Vale, Loch Modan, Badlands.

Elune adore, Stranger.

Here are my tales. It is always a pleasure dealing with Dwarves, rude, lionhearted little people. Always in search of richness and adventures. Yesterday I've met many of them, through my wanderings around Azeroth. In the Shimmering Flats i met Kravel Koalbeard, a funny Dwarf who wanted me to help him out in delivering mechannical parts to the Gnomes and Goblins challenging themselves in the Mirage Raceway. So he sent me to Ratchet in order to recover some parts for the Gnomes from Wharfmaster Dizzywig. I also discovered that isn't very good at paying, since the Goblin wharfmaster to me that Kravel owed him a lot of money. Back to Shimmering Flats, I saw him keeping for himself some of the parts, in case of need I'd say. Willing to "help" the Goblins too, he asked me to go to Booty Bay and recover some information about Nazz Steamboil, the Goblin racer. Also, he asked me to deliver some stuff to Hemet Nesingway, my old friend. So I took the ship and headed to Stranglethorn Vale, spoke to Krazek in order to get the infos about Nazz, then went northwards and met Hemet, who just said "Thank you" after I delivered him Kravel's package. Dwarven affairs must remain among Dwarves, they say. Then my journey took me to Loch Modan, where I met Prospector Ironband. He was worried about his friend Agmond, so i headed to the Badlands, in search for the lost Dwarf. Unfortunately he was dead, so I felt like I had to avenge him. I slain Murdaloc and his fellows, then I went back to Ironband, to tell him to bad news. As I last favor, I went to Uldaman and finished Agmond's job, recovered four Carved Stone Urns and brought them back to Ironband, so that he could study them and find a reason for Agmond's death. It was time for me to take a rest and to prepare Kong, since the Goblin racer matter isn't finished and I'm willing to reach Swamp of Sorrows.


Here's me and Bagalash delivering to Nesingway Kravel's package.

I hope you enjoyed my story and to meet you again.

Until then, may the stars guide you.