Quora Sorrowmuzzle

Quora Sorrowmuzzle

Race

Charr

Location

Perimeter Loop
(Black Citadel)

Image(s)

Interactive map

Quora Sorrowmuzzle is a charr near Storm Caller Triumph who shares the story of Stormcaller.

Location

Ascalon

• Black Citadel
  • Perimeter Loop

Dialogue

If charr

Stand proud before this testament to our victory over human occupation.

So this is the legendary Stormcaller?

In all its glory. The enchanted horn the human tyrant, Rurik, sounded to summon lightning and death down upon our great hero, Bonfaaz Burntfur.

They say Rurik's attack was nothing but a cowardly ambush.

The conniving Ascalonians, unable to defeat us through force of arms, sneaked around behind us and summoned lethal magic with this horn.

It was a terrible day. Good-bye.

Interesting.

I have somewhere to be.

If human

You. Human. Stand humbled before this testament to our great victory over your ancestors' merciless occupation.

What is it?

Stormcaller, the enchanted horn. Long ago, your tyrant blew into the horn and summoned lightning and death down upon our great hero, Bonfaaz Burntfur.

Then isn't this an icon of charr defeat?

Merely a setback. Though near death, we rose yet again to erect this Citadel atop Ascalonian graves. The same ground where our ancestors died so heroically.

That sounds more like survival than victory.

It is a reminder that even the mighty Stormcaller could not defeat us. It stands as a testament to anyone who would oppose us, that we are invincible.

Only the charr could find victory amidst the ashes of defeat. Good-bye.

I'll be on my way.

Civility is always the first casualty of war. Good-bye.

I actually have no interest in this.

If not human or charr

Stand in awe before this testament to the heroic charr victory over human occupation.

What is it?

Stormcaller, the enchanted horn. The human tyrant, Rurik, sounded this instrument of evil to call lightning and death down upon our great hero, Bonfaaz Burntfur.

So this was some great battle between the charr and the humans?

It was a treacherous ambush. The conniving Ascalonians were unable to defeat us through force of arms. So they sneaked around behind us and summoned a cruel dark magic with this horn.

What sort of magic?

The human, Prince Rurik, summoned a torrent of bloody rain from the skies. Our brave forces stood no chance against the craven evil unleashed by the coward.

It seems like an icon of defeat. Why display it?

It was a short lived defeat. We rose again and prevailed. Now, with the Citadel erected on Ascalonian graves, it gives fair warning to our enemies that we can never be defeated.

Interesting. See you around

It seems there is never any honor in war. Good-bye.

Sadly, history is rife with such tales. Good-bye.

I see. Good-bye.

I actually have no interest in this.