Quick Facts

Series

1.	Eric, the Utility Dwarf Baelog, the Glass Cannon Olaf, the Big Fella' Amakkar, Jack of All Trades Jurrix the Striker Gargal, the Behemoth
2.	The Wrath of a Dragonflight The Wrath of a Dragonflight
3.	Their Hunt Continues Their Hunt Continues
4.	The Sorrow and the Fury The Sorrow and the Fury
5.	The Hidden Clutch The Hidden Clutch
6.	Rheastrasza's Gift Rheastrasza's Gift
7.	Devastation

Storyline
Badlands To Fuselight Proper Easily Swayed A Strange Request First Sample: Wild Eggs Second Sample: Whelps Lifting the Veil Third Sample: Implanted Eggs Rhea Revealed The Venerable Doctor Blam Troggish Troubles Dustwind Dig All's Fair in Love, War, and Archaeology The Warden's Pawn The Sentinel's Pawn The Warden's Game The Sentinel's Game Ancient Protectors The Titans' Trove Return to Blam Into the Dragon's Mouth The Swift, the Fierce, and the Stout Eric, the Utility Dwarf Baelog, the Glass Cannon Olaf, the Big Fella' The Wrath of a Dragonflight Their Hunt Continues The Sorrow and the Fury The Hidden Clutch Rheastrasza's Gift Devastation The Egg Lives On The Day that Deathwing Came The Day that Deathwing Came: The Real Story The Day that Deathwing Came: What Really Happened

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Comments

Comment by 141466

You must go up the hill into New Kargath. Moldarr is in the most southern building in the complex. Continue up the hill from this building and there will be a tower. General Jirakka is at the top of the tower.

Comment by Squiji

Don't actually go INTO New Kargath, or you will find yourself flagged PvP fighting Horde NPCs higher level than you are. The right-hand path up the hill leads to the town the Horde use. The left path up the hill leads to the parts where the mobs are you want to kill.

Comment by Lasci

I think this quest made me 90% weaker than I normally am.

Comment by 764609

I always thought a quest in an enemy town would be interesting and fun due to the danger involved. Leave it to Blizzard to make sure it's not. Getting chain-ganked by a level 85 guard for entering the area marked on the map as the quest area is about as fun as chewing on broken glass.

Take out the one-shot deaths for stepping in the wrong place and this will be a fun quest.

Comment by PallyRogue

Actually found (end) at 21.2, 57.8

Comment by 811810

i abandoned this quest some time ago now i dont see any ways to pick it back up anyone know where to if you can if looked all over ive killed the things it say to kill and currently im awaitn a responce from a gm will post his solution if i get one

Comment by 830962

What if one of your guys dies? Is there any way to get him back?

Comment by kuthilan

I lost one of the dwarves and couldn't kill the general. As a Warlock without my minion, I took a lot of aggro. I abandoned the quest and took it again and still only had two dwarves. I hearthstoned out and did something else for awhile. I returned and took the quest again and got the third dwarf back. I lost him again and gave up. If you have this problem, try leaving the area for awhile and coming back. If that doesn't work, you may also have to abandon the quest.

Curiously, when I gave up, I decided to move on to the Burning Steppes as I had done the quests on another toon. The dwarves disappeared when I got there. I went back to see if the third one would reappear. He didn't. When I went back into the Burning Steppes, two of them stayed with me and fought on the quests there until I died.

Comment by Boxofbeer

Their Hunt Continues http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3oqogXoI8w

Comment by 1374013

Their Hunt Continues https://youtu.be/njh9z8wRvUM

Comment by Ringthane

Yet another horrendous Cataclysm quest. Not only do pet classes have to give up their pets for these useless dwarves, this level 47 quest has us fighting two elites - which I thought is something they didn't want us to have to do any more. Aside from that, if you die, not all of your dwarves come back when you respawn. And what's more, thanks to the idiotic "let's just do as much damage to the terrain as we can" design philosphy, God help you if you have to find your way back up to the top if you die. If you don't go the right way, all you have is hills and valleys you can't navigate.

I like to level characters myself instead of using the boost, since I like to experience the story and the different playstyles of different classes, but quests like this make me seriously reconsider just saying "screw this" and boosting straight to 90 so I can do some quests that actually make sense.

And here's something else I just found out - even if you abandon the quest, you can't get rid of whatever dwarf you have tagging along. So right now my warlock is trying to do other quests in the zone with a dwarf NPC as his pet, instead of the voidwalker that might actually help him out just a bit.

Comment by Winning117

If you're a hunter you can ride your mount all the way to the tower and then Feign Death to avoid having to fight the massive amount of enemies on the way to the tower. After completing the quest you can jump off the tower and use Disengage to avoid taking fall damage, landing you at the required spot for the follow-up quest The Sorrow and the Fury! Good luck :)

Links

Their Hunt Continues

Defeat General Jirakka, Moldarr, and 6 Blackflight dragonspawn.

General Jirakka slain (1)

Moldarr slain (1)

Darkflight dragonspawn slain (6) (1)

Description

The black dragonflight means business. It appears that they've taken over a large portion of New Kargath, the large Horde settlement northwest of Dragon's Mouth. Their troops are under the command of General Jirakka and his champion, Moldarr. They must be stopped.

We dragons do not take part in the squabbles between Horde and Alliance, but I do understand the risk you take in entering New Kargath. Please, heroes... be careful.

Completion

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Gains

Upon completion of this quest you will gain:

See if you've already completed this by typing:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(27830))