Quick Facts

Series

1.	Tranquila-Bee Botany, Finally
2.	Oh Honey Honey
3.	Waggle Dance
4.	Hiving a Hard Day
5.	Bee Roll
6.	The Royal Procession

Storyline
The Bees Knees To Stormsong The Royal Procession Sticky Fingers Bee in the Bonnet Such a Sleebee-head An Un-Bee-lievable Solution Beehemian Rhapsody To K'aresh Photogra-Bee Bee Strong A Bee Test Let There Bee Love Primus Buzzness Tranquila-Bee Botany, Finally Oh Honey Honey Waggle Dance Hiving a Hard Day Bee Roll Don't Bee Crazy

Screenshots

Videos

Comments

Comment by deanm

You have to move around the edges of the circles outlined on the ground. No dancing required, but it entertains the bees more.

Comment by malechai

If the quest doesn't show credit for completing any of the dances, just log out and back in to fix it

Comment by Leoralee

if the red circles are not on the ground abandon it then pick it back up

Comment by merenhuiske

This whole last chain of story is beyond stupid and pointless

Comment by cgilm2526

Whoever thought red circles on a light green background was a good thing needs to get their eyes checked. LOL

Comment by Lusi

If the circle looks to be full but doesnt vanish try running on the outer line of the circle, worked for me

Comment by Dawnrider

Bees do in fact dance. Honey bees will perform a dance to let the rest of the hive know that they have found a suitable food source, and it is called the waggle dance. The dance consists of them doing a figure 8 pattern, with a "waggle run" down the middle. This lets the hive know the distance and direction to the food.

Comment by necrotoxin

For those who spent an excessive amount of time looking for the "North Waggle Dance".... its at /way 74.66, 30.39
Annoying to spot, not where you would think they are based on the other locations.

Comment by Gorzakh

I understand that we need to build and maintain an ecosystem in the biocupolas and that bees are integral to this, but throughout the entire quest series, and especially during this particular quest, I couldn't help but ask myself: Am I nothing more as joke to you?

Comment by Haxan

It's not really a dance, it's running around in circles, like in Legion.

Comment by Winterhawk11

I can't help but wonder if this quest's developer isn't a fan of "Phineas and Ferb." This reminds me too much of the Fireside Girls' "waggle dance" to be(e) a coincidence.

(they deleted my video link since I'm newly registered, but look up "waggle dance phineas and ferb" if you're curious)

Comment by Zugetz

This entire quest chain, like most of the quests Blizzard has created in the last couple of years, is badly conceived, and badly executed.

Comment by BlooMunKy

Blizzard have literally got us running around in circles

Comment by Xindrom

Going backwards makes it a bit quicker

Comment by VirginiaWooof

I cannot even begin to express my hatred for this quest chain.

"I know you've got a lot going on, with the killing and vengeance defending the homeland from evil stuff, but I'm afraid I'm going to force you take time away from all of that to go pet and dance with some bees."

Comment by Pakheth

Am I the only one who liked this quest chain? ._.

Like, it was varied, had workarounds to not kill aggressive bees, which is something fans have been asking for, and I experienced few bugs (har har har), but that might just be because I did this chain so late.

I dunno, sometimes it's nice to not have kill focused quests en masse.

Links

Waggle Dance

Dance for the bees in the Oasis.

	Northern Waggle Dance (1)
	Western Waggle Dance (1)
	Eastern Waggle Dance (1)

Description

Alaenra requested that I pass on a message. "Hey, Om'talad. I'm going to dance for the bees so they know where the new flowers are. Can you ask <name> to do the same?" Odd, but please feel free to... frolic.

Completion

Rewards

You will receive:

	Valorstones

Gains

Upon completion of this quest you will gain:

See if you've already completed this by typing:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(85259))