Kaden Wrote:This is one of my problems with WoW.
"The first instance you'll do is in Westfall" implies that I know there's an instance there at all, and that I should be doing it.
I've played an alliance toon up to, like, 30, but I've never done any instances.
EDIT: Ok, to be fair, it's not just a problem with WoW. I don't want to open that can of worms again.
I'm sorry, but it's a quest line...I figured you'd done it, because it helps greatly with going to Red Ridge and Duskwood. Van Cleef is essentially a mine shaft that you take all the way to a giant Warcraft II style juggernaught boat. Along the way you kill three bosses. Ogre, Goblin Sawbot, and a Goblin Smelter dude. (Names not available atm)
Upon entering the dock area you clear your way to Mr Smite; a tauren who switches weapons every time he reaches a certain level of health (that's if you don't have an 80 two shot him).
Upon that you clear more following the right turn up the dock ramp and kill the First mate (depending on his patrol). If you aggro too much you run down and jump on the water wheel and it resets the mobs and you can try again. Upon killing the first mate (optional to a point), you kill Van Cleef. He spawns rogue helpers (add's or trash mobs) to help out. Kill him and grab a letter that starts a quest. Proceed to the other side of the boat opposite from where you came, kill the optional murlock cook for a green mace, and proceed out up the hill and into cave leading out of the instance. It spits you out near the area of Highwaymen if you've done the defias quests.
That's the basic rundown. OH and after each boss in the beginning a patrol comes up from behind. It's lead to many wipes before BC, but now...not so much since guildies usually get run through.
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