Wrath 101: Flight paths in Storm Peaks
by Eliah Hecht 
Dec 24th 2008 at 3:00PM
Neutral
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K3 (41,83), run by the goblins, is the entry point to Storm Peaks (and a pun off a famous mountain). I only wish we could ride on rockets all the time out of this one.
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Dun Niffelem (63,61) is a heavily phased Frost Giant town, headquarters of the Sons of Hodir. You will not be able to go here without being attacked before doing some significant questing (but don't worry, they're very enjoyable quests).
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Bouldercrag Refuge, in the northwest of the zone, has a flight master at 31,36.
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There's also a small cluster of NPCs up near the Ulduar instances, including a flight master (45,28), a repairer, and a reagent vendor. This is very handy for those Halls of Stone and Halls of Lightning runs (both of which are pretty nasty on heroic, in my opinion, especially the Tribunal and Loken). It will become even more essential in patch 3.1, when the Ulduar raid is due to be added.
Alliance
- 5. Frosthold (30,74) is the hub for some essential questing; I don't want to give anything away, but it's a very dwarf-heavy town. It's also your opportunity to pick up a boot flask for the low price of 10 relics before it gets raised to 250 in 3.0.8.
Horde
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5. Grom'arsh Crash Site is situated in the north center of Storm Peaks; its flight master is at 36,49.
- 6. Camp Tunka'lo, filled with those nifty Taunka, is in eastern Storm Peaks. You can catch a flight out of it at 66,51. There's an interesting idea that the flight master, Hyeyoung Parker, is named after a Korean actress; it is certainly an unusual name for WoW.
Other Wrath Flightpoint guides: Lower Northrend (Alliance/Horde), Grizzly Hills, Zul'Drak, Sholazar Basin. Keep your feet on the ground; only one more zone to go.
Arthas awaits and so do your questions. Find the answers you've been looking for that will help you with your journey into Northrend and to level 80 with Wrath 101.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Largetermites Dec 24th 2008 3:07PM
Dun "Niffleheim"? Lol
Kellerune Dec 24th 2008 3:07PM
These are really helpful for getting all those FPs. Although, with your epic flyer you don't really use them anymore. I don't at least.
Amaxe Dec 24th 2008 6:29PM
Sometimes it is easier to go on autopilot while in flight. I use FPs even though I have epic flight
Jon Dec 24th 2008 3:14PM
I would say Bouldercrag Refuge is northwest, not northeast. But otherwise, great article, I actually like to use the FPs in Storm Peaks because the mountains are kind of a hassle on the epic flyer.
Mephator Dec 24th 2008 3:15PM
Bouldercrag Refuge is in the NW part of the zone, not the NE part.
Dadino Dec 24th 2008 4:41PM
Ma ciao!
Anton Dec 25th 2008 1:28AM
Next on WoWinsider:
How to find and use your Hearth Stone! Stay tuned.
Tushar Bharadia Dec 25th 2008 7:27AM
FPs: Good.
Flying over half a dozen nodes and you can't land: Not so much.
Starchild Dec 28th 2008 5:09PM
Storm Peaks is extreamly difficult if you are not flying because the FP's, for the most part, are on top of mountains or require quests to access. For the non-flyer, Storm Peaks is divided into three main areas - K3 area, Terrace of the Makers-Snowdrift Plains-Bor's Breath area, and Valley of Ancient Winters-Dun Niffelem-Thunderfall area - with no ground access between them.