Quests & story
Poor, Unfortunate Souls
- Game ID
- 55637
- Build
- 12.1.0.69587 · 69587
- Updated
- 10/1/2026
Build12.1.0.69587Completeness70%Sources2Relations2
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- Poor, Unfortunate Souls
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- Бедные несчастные души
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Poor, Unfortunate Souls
“Countless lives were lost in the Great Sundering when this great city was plunged into the depths of the abyss.
The fortunate among us died quickly in the explosion, but some survived only to cling onto dear life as the cold, unforgiving ocean waves crashed down upon them.
Those poor, unfortunate souls suffer a fate worse than death to this day. They drown endlessly, forced to relive the torture of their death.
Put them to rest so that they may have peace at last.”
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| Field | 12.1.0.69497 | 12.1.0.69587 |
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| Tooltip | No data | Poor, Unfortunate Souls Countless lives were lost in the Great Sundering when this great city was plunged into the depths of the abyss. The fortunate among us died quickly in the explosion, but some survived only to cling onto dear life as the cold, unforgiving ocean waves crashed down upon them. Those poor, unfortunate souls suffer a fate worse than death to this day. They drown endlessly, forced to relive the torture of their death. Put them to rest so that they may have peace at last. |