Patch 4.2 Daily Quests: Between the Trees and The Power of Malorne

Today's quests are: While most of the dailies Blizzard has labeled as "the Regrowth dailies" do not take place in the region of Mount Hyjal actually labeled the Regrowth, this pair of quests does! You will be sent right into the middle of the zone, which has been overrun by minions of the Firelands. Again. The Regrowth, the portion of the Firelands you personally regrew with the help of Aessina, has managed to get torched away for the second time in one expansion. Way to go, Guardians of Hyjal. You are almost as ineffective as the Argent Crusade.
Oh, also? Since this is a guide to quests in patch 4.2, you can be sure there are mild spoilers ahead.
Between the Trees
At the beginning of the quest chain that unlocks your Regrowth and Molten Front daily quests, you get to witness the resurrection of Malorne, the stag god. It turns out that Malfurion didn't do the greatest job of resurrecting him, because pieces of Malorne's spirit are still scattered across Hyjal, running free and waiting to be put back together like a jigsaw puzzle with antlers. For the quest Between the Trees, you are tasked with hunting down and capturing three Spirits of Malorne.

The spirits are extremely quick; you won't catch them on foot. Standing in a patrol path is far more effective than flailing through the trees clumsily on a flying mount.
The Power of Malorne
Once you've collected all three stag spirits, you'll receive a prompt to turn in the quest right where you stand. Turn in the quest, accept the next one, and now it's time to hunt down Galenges, an elite flamewaker/salamander mob, seen in the image at the top of this post.
Go to his portal (which will be clearly marked on your map), use the provided staff of summoning (which will be clearly marked on your UI), and stand back as Galenges the Unbreakable bursts forth from the portal ... and is then battered around by your spirits of Malorne. DPS him down while the spirits have him weakened. You have nothing else to worry about.
The combined total reward from these two quests is 27 gold, 94 silver, 50 copper, and three Marks of the World Tree.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Whig May 25th 2011 2:23PM
Personally, I have found it more fun to flail around on a flying mount. Since you only have to pass through them, it's actually kind of fun to dive-bomb them with a small flyer. ( leave the proto-drake in the bag...) Adds a nice combat flight sim quest to the grind.
GhostWhoWalks May 25th 2011 2:29PM
"Way to go, Guardians of Hyjal. You are almost as ineffective as the Argent Crusade."
Seriously, if you want something done right, you talk to the Knights of the Ebon Blade. Really wish Blizzard had found a way to keep them current in Cataclysm events; the Lich King's dead and you have an army of some of his most powerful former soldiers...just hanging out in Acherus twiddling their thumbs.
Maybe if Blizzard's feeling clever, they'll take advantage of a future patch or expansion to bring all of the world-saving factions together into one organization of pure badassery.
Jason May 25th 2011 2:39PM
Sort of like the Justice League? Morgraine/Other DK npc would fill the role of Batman, Tirion Fordring would be Aquaman, Akama would be Apache Chief, Rhonion would be Gleek.
Krsnik May 25th 2011 2:40PM
The Argent Blade of Cenarius?
SaintStryfe May 25th 2011 3:03PM
Well you do get a bit of their help - the Protectors of Hyjal dallies in this quest area give you random assistants and some of the Ebon Blade's assistants from the Shadow Vault are there - my first time, I got The Leaper (the geist).
SaintStryfe May 25th 2011 3:06PM
The Might of Kalmidor, the Ashtounge Deathsworn, the Shattered Sun Offensive, the Ashen Verdict combine to become the Might of Ashtongue Shattered Ashen Sun Deathsworn Verdict Offensive: Kalimdor.
Blayze May 25th 2011 8:05PM
No, they'll combine to form Voltron.
"And I'll form the head!"
"The hell you will! Lok'tar ogar!"
DeathPaladin May 26th 2011 10:30AM
Seriously. It seems as though the Ebon Blade was the only organization that did not have any Cult of the Damned spies in their ranks.
Apparently operational security is a dark and arcane concept that only former soldiers of the Lich King can comprehend.
nikdaheratik May 26th 2011 2:15PM
"Apparently operational security is a dark and arcane concept that only former soldiers of the Lich King can comprehend."
lol too true. OTOH, maybe once you've been killed and resurrected already (x2 for the undead DKs) you get kind of "meh" about the whole end of the world cult thing.
PJ May 25th 2011 2:37PM
Perhaps the guy writing this is in his late nineties ;)
Its easy enough to fly into them
John May 25th 2011 2:57PM
Given the picture, I was hoping to wave my wand and yell "Expecto Patronum!"
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Sorry, was that too much even for this forum? :)
Sally Bowls May 25th 2011 4:56PM
Thanks for the Hyjal updates. (Especially since the remnants of my guild won't be doing Firelands, grinding some dailies for a mount is sort of the only new thing I am seeing for the next few months.)
Could you address where these dailies fit in:
The currency is MotWT: these two quests give three marks.
In the best of all world's it appears one would want 685 MotWT
Calling for Reinforcements - 20 marks
Druids of the Talon - 150 marks
The Shadow Wardens - 150 marks
Calling the Ancients - 125 marks
Additional Armaments - 125 marks
Filling the Moonwell - 125 marks
Do we know the daily amount of MotWT? What unlocks more MotWT per day? Do I not care about about some of these? Cause I divide 685 by 1.5 (3 marks for 2 quests) and I get 567 quests and the word "grind" comes to mind, after I am done sobbing.
I love the stream of Hyjal quest posts. But another post to sort of put them in context would be appreciated.
TIA
Blayze May 25th 2011 8:04PM
That's what you get when you decide to fight fire with foliage.
Druids, you have only yourselves to blame.