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Quest dialog on my Earthen Ring priestess
"Well met, priest. I am Gavan Grayfeather, emissary of The Wildhammer shaman.

There is much work to be done. The leaders fear for their citizens, as many have turned to cults. We shaman are concerned with the elemental unrest.

Our advice to you, priest, is to be vigilant. help where you can, be it calming the people or putting the elements at rest. There is plenty to do."

No follow up or anything right now.

Kommentar von 196807

The following scripted event occurs in the Throne Room. The conversation is not directly related to this quest because the conversation has been occurring for about 2 weeks prior to this quest being active. Nonetheless, it helps to explain the quest line.

King Varian Wrynn says: We are ready to proceed. Magni, you have called this meeting. What concerns you?
King Magni Bronzebeard says: You've no doubt noticed the string of earthquakes we've had in the last weeks. Something doesn't feel right about them.
Lady Jaina Proudmoore says: What do you mean?
King Magni Bronzebeard says: We dwarves have a connection to the earth. We can feel her pain. And right now the earth is crying out. These earthquakes... they are both natural and not. I wanted to gather you all together and discuss them.
Tyrande Whisperwind says: Even in Darnassus we have noticed the earth is at odds with something.
King Magni Bronzebeard says: I've received word from my brother Brann in Northrend. In his exploring of Ulduar he came across some unusual tablets... something ancient.
King Varian Wrynn says: Nothing good has come from that dreadful place.
King Magni Bronzebeard says: This might just change your mind. Brann is shipping the tablets to me as we speak. Preliminary reports from the Explorers' League state that they may be able to help us understand what is going on with the earthquakes.
High Tinker Mekkatorque says: Our top minds have been looking into the seismic activities... Well, we've mostly been looking at how to secure a building's frame while at the same time simulating tectonic shifts...
High Tinker Mekkatorque says: ...because on the one hand, this could be a handy device, the "Shake-a-Ton 2000." But on the other hand, the last thing we gnomes want to see is the mountains of Dun Morogh collapse and crush Ironforge.
Lady Jaina Proudmoore says: So is that why you have moved out?
High Tinker Mekkatorque says: Ha, not at all! Though it is a striking coincidence. Gnomeregan has been and continues to shame our people. It is long past time we reclaim our homeland.
King Varian Wrynn says: Well, it is good that things have turned out... better for you and your people, High Tinker. But not all of us have the luxury of up and moving our kingdom.
Prophet Velen says: And those that did know how dangerous these earthquakes can be. To this day, the Exodar is still shaking from our rather abrupt arrival.
Lady Jaina Proudmoore says: I'm not certain we could organize our people to move even if we wanted to. We've also received word of hostile elementals appearing randomly across the lands, sometimes in towns, sometimes across the countryside. Moving may not be an option.
King Magni Bronzebeard says: Well, there is at least a wee bit of good news... no offense, Gelbin. The shaking seems to have stirred up The Earthen Ring. Even the Wildhammer shaman have offered their help.
Tyrande Whisperwind says: Perhaps these events are also what have brought forth the Highborne from Shen'dralar.
Prophet Velen says: It seems as if this world is coming apart at the seams. I've seen these symptoms before, on Draenor... We may not be able to stop this. Fleeing may be our best option.
King Varian Wrynn says: Fleeing is not an option I wish to entertain at this point. We will find another way. Perhaps these tablets from Ulduar will shed some light on our situation.
Lady Jaina Proudmoore says: Hopefully we can get these answers quickly. The people are frightened, and cultists are taking advantage of that fear.
King Varian Wrynn says: These cultists only exacerbate the problem. They preach the end of the world, or that the world is having birthing pains... Hyperbole that is hard for the populace to ignore.
Tyrande Whisperwind says: Troubling times indeed. Fear of the unknown makes people do foolish things.
High Tinker Mekkatorque says: And our lack of answers only fuels the confusion.
King Magni Bronzebeard says: All the more reason we need to reach the bottom of this. This tablet from Ulduar will lead us in the right direction. Brann is sure of it. And if Brann is certain, then I am certain.
Lady Jaina Proudmoore says: I've made it a point not to argue with a dwarf when it comes to the earth. If the Bronzebeards are sure this tablet will help solve the earth's problems, then by all means we should support them.

Kommentar von imbam4g3

I still have this quest in my log as well, but seem unable to complete it at this time - I've made a ticket about it and am awaiting a response. I will update this post with the GM's answer.

Meanwhile, I have noticed that there is an other quest that sends you to Nagrand to speak with Gavan Grayfeather - perhaps the NPC moved there as the pre-Cataclysm events progressed and this quest can no longer be completed?

UPDATE - This is the GM's answer:

(...) I have investigated this for you and I am afraid this is working as intended. This quest has been removed as the NPC has moved from Stormwind to Nagrand as part of the pre-expansion event.
Instead, a new quest is offered to replace it, to go and talk to him in Nagrand. (...)

So, this quest is no longer obtainable in-game, and those who still have it in their quest log are unable to complete it.

The quest A Gathering in Outland is the one the GM and I referred to and sends you to Gavan's current location in Nagrand. As events progress that quest will most probably also become unavailable at some point.

I can confirm Jerf01's comment, you are unable to complete this quest at Gavan in Nagrand. The Gavan in Nagrand is technically speaking not the same NPC as Gavan in Stormwind and is therefore unable to complete this quest for you.

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So do we have a final answer, cause I went to Stormwind and Nagrand and can't turn it in either place.

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Die Wildhämmer

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Sprecht mit Gavan Graufeder auf Burg Sturmwind.

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Ihr habt zweifellos die Erdbeben gespürt. Vielleicht habt Ihr sogar gesehen, wie Elementare über das Land und die Städte hereinbrechen. Der Irdene Ring versucht krampfhaft zu verstehen, was hier passiert. Glücklicherweise haben uns die Schamanen der Wildhämmer ihre Hilfe angeboten.

Gavan Graufeder befindet sich auf Burg Sturmwind, um unsere Bemühungen mit den Anführern der verschiedenen Allianzfraktionen zu koordinieren. Sprecht mit ihm und versucht, etwas über diese Ereignisse in Erfahrung zu bringen, <Name>.

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Wenn du Folgendes im Spiel eingibst, kannst du überprüfen, ob du das schon abgeschlossen hast:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(27540))

Die Wildhämmer

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