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Passing Word of a Threat

Passing Word of a Threat is a level 40 quest for the Alliance, open from level 35 in Ironforge. You take it from Historian Karnik (77.5, 11.8) and turn it in to Advisor Belgrum (77.3, 9.7). Reward: 1,550 XP and +75 with Ironforge.

Classic data, to confirm on Forever

Quick facts

Quest level
40
Required level
35
Faction
Alliance
Zone
Ironforge
Start
Historian Karnik(77.5, 11.8)
Turn in
Advisor Belgrum(77.3, 9.7)
Given at the start
Sealed Note to Advisor Belgrum

Where to take and turn in Passing Word of a Threat

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

No drawn map for Ironforge yet: the coordinates below are in % of the game's map, like /way and the map addons.

  1. 1.Take the quest: Historian Karnik(77.5, 11.8)
  2. 2.Turn in: Advisor Belgrum(77.3, 9.7)

Objectives

No objective to fill: you only talk to the NPC or bring the quest back.

Rewards

What the Classic data gives for Passing Word of a Threat. Experience is the full amount at the quest's level: in Classic a player 6 or more levels above gets less.

Experience
1,550 XP
Reputation
+75 with Ironforge

Quest chain

Where Passing Word of a Threat sits in its chain, from the Classic data: what opens it and what it opens.

Whole chain (9 parts)

  1. 1.A Sign of Hope[35]
  2. 2.A Sign of Hope[35]
  3. 3.Amulet of Secrets[40]
  4. 4.Prospect of Faith[40]
  5. 5.Prospect of Faith[40]
  6. 6.Passing Word of a Threat(this quest)
  7. 7.Passing Word of a Threat[40]
  8. 8.An Ambassador of Evil[44]
  9. 9.The Lost Tablets of Will[45]

Done before it

In our leveling guide

None of our leveling routes names this quest (a city, class, profession or dungeon quest, or a zone without a route yet).

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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