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The Swamp Talker

The Swamp Talker is a level 55 quest for the Horde, open from level 45 in Swamp of Sorrows. You take it from Bengor (45.0, 57.4) and turn it in to Fallen Hero of the Horde (34.3, 66.1). Reward: 5,650 XP.

Classic data, to confirm on Forever

Quick facts

Quest level
55
Required level
45
Faction
Horde
Zone
Swamp of Sorrows
Start
Bengor(45.0, 57.4)
Turn in
Fallen Hero of the Horde(34.3, 66.1)

Where to take and turn in The Swamp Talker

Our map of Swamp of Sorrows shows where you take the quest, where its objectives are and where you turn it in, from Classic spawn points: check them in game.

Map of Swamp of SorrowsBlasted LandsDeadwind PassRedridge Mountains

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 Swamp of Sorrows, 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.

  1. 1.Take the quest: Bengor(45.0, 57.4)
  2. 2.Objective: Warchief's Orders(62.6, 88.1)
  3. 3.Turn in: Fallen Hero of the Horde(34.3, 66.1)

Objectives

One objective, from the Classic data:

Rewards

What the Classic data gives for The Swamp Talker. Experience is the full amount at the quest's level: in Classic a player 6 or more levels above gets less.

Experience
5,650 XP

Quest chain

Where The Swamp Talker sits in its chain, from the Classic data: what opens it and what it opens.

In our leveling guide

The free leveling route of Swamp of Sorrows (Horde) names this quest: open it at its step to see it in order with the others, or why the route skips it.

On Forever

Not confirmed on Forever yet: no player record of this quest so far. Everything above is Classic's, and Forever changed some zones (new quests, levels raised): check the quest giver in game.

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