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Muckshell Scrabbler

Muckshell Scrabbler is a level 42-43 humanoid in Dustwallow Marsh, hostile to both factions. Its best drop in the Classic data: Big-mouth Clam (31%).

Classic data, to confirm on Forever

Quick facts

Level
42-43
Type
Humanoid
Alliance
Hostile
Horde
Hostile
Zones
Dustwallow Marsh
Money on the corpse
-

Where to find Muckshell Scrabbler

Muckshell Scrabbler has 28 spawn points in the Classic data, drawn on our map of Dustwallow Marsh: check them in game, Forever moved a few creatures.

Map of Dustwallow MarshThe BarrensThousand Needles

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 Dustwallow Marsh, 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.

  • Dustwallow Marsh(28 spawn points)55.7, 63.3 ; 56.5, 62.3 ; 56.2, 65.0 ; 60.7, 65.1 ; 64.1, 67.3 ; 59.9, 67.1 ; 57.7, 43.2 ; 61.0, 68.2 ; 61.4, 63.2 ; 49.1, 39.3 ; 50.6, 41.8 ; 61.1, 60.7

Quests

The quests Muckshell Scrabbler gives, takes back or is needed for, in the Classic data.

Needed for

Loot

What the Classic loot table gives for Muckshell Scrabbler: 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: 38 items, a roll with 0.1% chance per corpse.

Plus random drops shared by every creature of its level: 342 items, a roll with 2.0% chance per corpse.

Plus random drops shared by every creature of its level: 39 items, a roll with 6.0% chance per corpse.

Pick pocketing

Sources