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Nathanos Blightcaller

Nathanos Blightcaller is a level 62 elite humanoid in Eastern Plaguelands, hostile to the Alliance, friendly to the Horde. Quests: 9 given and 10 taken back. Its best drop in the Classic data: Runecloth (50%).

<Champion of the Banshee Queen>

Classic data, to confirm on Forever

Quick facts

Level
62
Rank
Elite
Type
Humanoid
Alliance
Hostile
Horde
Friendly
Faction
Orgrimmar
Zones
Eastern Plaguelands
Services
Quest giver
Money on the corpse
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Where to find Nathanos Blightcaller

Nathanos Blightcaller has 1 spawn point in the Classic data, drawn on our map of Eastern Plaguelands: check them in game, Forever moved a few creatures.

Map of Eastern PlaguelandsWestern PlaguelandsThe Hinterlands

Wheel (after a click on the map) or + and - to zoom, drag or arrow keys to move, double-click to zoom in, 0 to fit the route, Escape to leave full screen.

Our map of Eastern Plaguelands, drawn from the game's data: subzones and named places from Forever's game files, flight points from its tables, the other NPCs from Classic. North is up. Not a game image.

Inns, trainers, repairs, stables and banks come from Classic data (cMaNGOS): check them in game.

  • Eastern Plaguelands(1 spawn point)22.2, 63.5

Quests

The quests Nathanos Blightcaller gives, takes back or is needed for, in the Classic data.

Loot

What the Classic loot table gives for Nathanos Blightcaller: the chance of each item per corpse, as the server rolls it. Forever may have changed it: the players' rates below win once they exist.

From tables shared with other creatures (7)

Items of a table many creatures share (a dungeon's or a zone's drops): each one rarely, all of them together more often.

Plus random drops shared by every creature of its level: 28 items, a roll with 0.1% chance per corpse.

Plus random drops shared by every creature of its level: 187 items, a roll with 2.0% chance per corpse.

Plus random drops shared by every creature of its level: 47 items, a roll with 6.0% chance per corpse.

Sources