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# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 3

Goals:
* Learn how to negate sentences.
* Learn more verbs and ask more questions.
* Expand vocabulary.

## Dialogue

| Welsh Conversation • Lesson 3 • audio (upload) Gwers 1 Lesson 3 |
| Geraint | Shwmae, Morgan! Beth wyt ti'n wneud heddiw? |
| Morgan | Dim byd. Dwi'n mynd i siopa yn y dref. Beth wyt ti'n wneud yma? |
| Geraint | Dwi'n prynu bwyd. Gyda llaw, beth wyt ti'n wneud heno? |
| Morgan | Dwi ddim yn gwybod. Pam? |
| Geraint | Dwi'n cael parti gyda fy ffrindiau i! Wyt ti eisiau dod? |
| Morgan | Dy ffrindiau di? Dim diolch. |
Note: In previous lessons, we've been using "Dw i", though it can also be written and seen as "Dwi" (as above).

## Vocabulary

| Welsh Conversation • Lesson 3 • audio (upload) Gwers 1 Lesson 2 |
| Cymraeg | English |
| Gwneud | To do, to make |
| Mynd | To go |
| I | To |
| Yn y dref | In the town |
| Yma | Here |
| Prynu | To buy |
| Gyda llaw | Idiom 'By the way' |
| Heno | Tonight |
| Gwybod | To know |
| Pam | Why |
| Cael | To receive, to have |
| Eisiau | Want |
| Dod | To come |
| Dy ffrindiau di | Your friends |
| Dim Diolch | No thanks |

## Grammar Points

* Ddim yn
* Eisiau
* More Verbs

## Review

* To negate sentences, use the pattern ddim yn. E.g. Dwi ddim yn
* Eisiau is one of the few verb nouns that does not use 'yn', so instead of 'Dwi'n eisiau dod', the correct usage is Dwi eisiau dod.
# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 4
## Grammar

Present Tense [affirmative] - bod (to be) :
| English | Cymraeg | English | Cymraeg |
| I do, I am | Dwi | We do, We are | Dyn ni |
| You do, you are | Rwyt ti | You do, you are | Dych chi |
| He does, He is | Mae e (South Welsh) Mae o (North Welsh) | They do, They are | Maen nhw |
Present Tense [negative] - bod (to be) :
| English | Cymraeg | English | Cymraeg |
| I don't, I am not | Dw i ddim | We don't, We aren't | Dyn ni ddim |
| You don't, you aren't | Dwyt ti ddim | You don't, you aren't | Dych chi ddim |
| He doesn't, He isn't | Dyw e ddim (South Welsh) Dydy o ddim (North Welsh) | They don't, They aren't | Dyn nhw ddim |
Present Tense [interrogative] - bod (to be) :
| English | Cymraeg | English | Cymraeg |
| Do I? Am I? | Ydw i? | Do we? Are we? | Dyn ni? |
| Do you? Are you? | Wyt ti? | Do you? Are you? | Dych chi? |
| Does he? Is he? | Ydy e? | Do they? Are they? | Ydyn nhw? |
Present Tense Responses bod - to be :
| English | Cymraeg | English | Cymraeg |
| Yes: I do, I am | Ydw / Nac ydw | Yes: We do, We are | Ydyn Nac ydyn |
| Yes: You do, you are | Wyt / Nac wyt | Yes: You do, you are | Dych / Dych chi ddim |
| Yes: He does, He is | Ydy / Nac ydy | Yes: They do, They are | Ydyn / Nac ydyn |
# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 9

Goals:

## Dialogue

A: Peter, wyt ti wedi gorffen eto?
B: Nac ydw, dwi'n chwilio am fy allweddi.
A: Faint o'r gloch yw hi?
B: Pump o'r gloch? Pam?
A: Wel, dwi'n mynd i dŷ Susan am chwech o'r gloch gyda Tim. Ti'n cofio?
B: O, reit. Wyt ti wedi coginio eto?
A: Ydw.
B: Ydy Tim wedi coginio?
A: Nac ydy.

## Vocabulary

* Gorffen - Finish (verb)
* Eto - yet / again
* Chwilio am - searching for
* Allweddi - Keys (Allwedd is the singular)
* Tŷ (seen as dŷ here due to soft mutation) - House
* Cofio - Remember (verb)
* Coginio - Cook (verb)

## Grammar

The Present Perfect Tense :
| English | Cymraeg | English | Cymraeg |
| I have | Dwi wedi | We have | Dyn ni wedi |
| You have | Rwyt ti wedi | You have | Dych chi wedi |
| He has | Mae e wedi | They have | Maen nhw wedi |
A: Dych chi wedi gorffen yr adroddiad?
B: Nac ydw. Dwi ddim wedi gorffen yr adroddiad.
    A: Have you finished the report?
    B: No (I haven't). I have not finished the report.
# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 6
## Dialogue

Richard: Lisa, mae dy ffôn di'n canu!
Lisa: O, reit...(on the phone) Helo - beth sy'n bod? Beth wyt ti'n neud yn yr orsaf heddlu? Wel, dwi'n gorffen yn hwyr heddiw. Iawn. Ta-ra. (hangs up phone) Ah...plant. Oes plant gyda chi, Richard?
Richard: Oes. Mae un mab ac un ferch gyda fi.
Lisa: Mae pump o blant gyda fi. Pum merch.
Richard: Jiw jiw!

## Vocabulary

| Cymraeg | English |
| Ffôn | Telephone |
| Yn | At |
| Orsaf | Station |
| Heddlu | Police |
| Gorffen | Finish |
| Hwyr | Late |
| Oes | Is there? |
| Plant | Children |
| Gyda | With |
| Plentyn | Child |

## Grammar

| Welsh Vocabulary • Lesson 6 • audio (upload) Y Teulu The Family |
| English | Cymraeg |
| Mother | Mam |
| Father | Tad |
| Brother | Brawd |
| Sister | Chwaer |
| Son | Mab |
| Daughter | Merch |
| Dog | Ci |
| Cat | Cath |
The Nasal Mutation :
| Original Letter | After Mutation |
| C | Ngh |
| P | Mh |
| T | Nh |
| B | M |
| D | N |
| G | Ng |
| Ll | |
| M | |
| Rh | |

## Review

* Of the 9 letters that mutate, the first six (C, P, T, B, D, G) can also undergo the Nasal Mutation.
* Yn (in) and Fy (my, possessive adjective) cause a Nasal Mutation.
* While in English we say, I have something, Welsh uses the pattern, There is something with me. Mae in Welsh translates as 'There is' or 'There are'. Mae plant gyda fi for example. To ask the question, use the interrogative version of mae, oes. Oes plant gyda chi?
* To answer an Oes question, use Oes for 'Yes, there is' or 'Yes, there are'. Nac oes is the negative version, for 'No, there isn't' or 'No, there aren't'.
# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 7
## Dialogue

| Welsh Conversation • Lesson 7 • audio (upload) Gwers 7 Lesson 7 |
| Elin | Bore da. Esgusodwch fi... Ga'i ddau gilogram afalau plis? |
| Groser | Cewch siwr. Dyma chi. Dych chi eisiau moron? |
| Elin | Wel... ydw. Dwy foronen a tri nionyn plis. |
| Groser | Cewch. |
| Elin | Faint yw'r afal pîn? |
| Groser | Dau ddeg ceiniog. Dych chi eisiau afal pîn? |
| Elin | Ah, dim diolch. Oes hefyd bananas gyda chi? Dwi eisiau dwy. Faint yw e? |
| Groser | Un deg un geiniog. |
| Elin | Dyma chi. Diolch yn fawr. |
| Groser | Croeso! Da boch chi! |

## Vocabulary

| Cymraeg | English |
| Ceiniog | Pence (f) |
| Arian | Money (lit. Silver) |
| Punt | Pound (f) |
| Ga i ... ? | Can I have ...? |
| Cilogram (m) (pl. cilogramau) | Kilogram |
| Cewch siwr | Yes sure |
| Afal pîn | Pineapple |
| Afal (m) (pl. afalau) | Apple |
| Moronen (f) (pl. moron) | Carrot |
| Nionyn (m) (pl. nionod) | Onion |
| Hefyd | Also |
| Faint yw e? | How much is it? |

## Grammar

* When answering to a "Ga'i..?" (Can I have..?) question, we answer
** Cei / Na cei (Yes, you can / No, you cannot) with people we use "ti" with.
** Cewch / Na cewch (Yes, you can / No, you cannot) with people we use "chi" with.
Expanded Numbers 1 - 25 :
| Cymraeg | English |
| 1 | Un |
| 2 | Dau (m) / Dwy (f) |
| 3 | Tri (m) / Tair (f) |
| 4 | Pedwar (m) / Pedair (f) |
| 5 | Pump |
| 6 | Chwech |
| 7 | Saith |
| 8 | Wyth |
| 9 | Naw |
| 10 | Deg |
| 11 | Un deg un / Un ar ddeg (vig) |
| 12 | Un deg dau / Deuddeg (vig) |
| 13 | Un deg tri |
| 14 | Un deg pedwar |
| 15 | Pymtheg |
| 16 | Un deg chwech |
| 17 | Un deg saith |
| 18 | Un deg wyth |
| 19 | Un deg naw |
| 20 | Dau ddeg / Ugain (vig) |
| 21 | Dau ddeg un |
| 22 | Dau ddeg dau |
| 23 | Dau ddeg tri |
| 24 | Dau ddeg pedwar |
| 25 | Dau ddeg pump / Pump ar hugain (vig) |

## Review

* Nouns are either feminine or masculine in Welsh.
* Dau (2), Tri (3), and Pedwar (4) have feminine forms. You must use the correct feminine number with feminine nouns.
* While you use the singular version of a noun with numbers (dau blentyn), it is more common to use the plural noun with numbers over 10 (deg o blant).
* On the grammatical rules of numbers:
** [1] Un causes a soft mutation to feminine numbers.
** [2] Both dau and dwy cause a soft mutation.
** [3] Use tri for masculine nouns. Use tair for feminine. Tri causes an aspirate mutation.
** [4] Use pedwar for masculine nouns. Use pedair for feminine nouns.
** [5] After pump, if the noun begins with a consonant - drop the ending p off pump.
** [6] After chwech, if the noun begins with a consonant - drop the ending ch off chwech.
# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 8

Goals:
* Ask for the time.
* Tell the time.
* Talk about the weather.

## Dialogue

A: Faint o'r gloch yw hi?
B: Mae hi'n dri o'r gloch. Pam?
A: Mae drama yn y theatr am hanner awr wedi tri. Dw i'n mynd i weld. Wyt ti'n dod?
B: Nac ydw. Yn anffodus, mae apwyntiad gyda fi
A: Faint o'r gloch wyt ti'n mynd allan?
B: Am chwarter i bedwar.
A: O na! Mae hi'n bwrw glaw!

## Geirfa

* Faint o'r gloch yw hi? - What time is it? (lit. How many bells?)
* Faint o'r gloch..? - At what time..?
* O'r gloch - O' clock
* Drama - Play
* Yn anffodus - Unfortunately
* Apwyntiad - Appointment
* Mynd allan - To go out.
* Hanner - Half
* Chwarter - Quarter

## Grammar

* How to say it / The weather
| Welsh Vocabulary • Lesson 8 • audio (upload) Y tywydd The Weather |
| Mae hi'n bwrw glaw | It's raining |
| Mae hi'n bwrw eira | It's snowing |
| Mae hi'n stormus | It's stormy |
| Mae hi'n wyntog | It's windy |
| Mae hi'n heulog | It's sunny |
| Mae hi'n dwym | It's hot |
| Mae hi'n oer | It's cold |
* The clock
| Welsh Vocabulary • Lesson 8 • audio (upload) Yr amser The Time |
| 2:05 | Pum munud wedi dau o'r gloch |
| 2:10 | Deg munud wedi dau o'r gloch |
| 2:15 | Chwarter wedi dau o'r gloch |
| 2:20 | Ugain munud wedi dau o'r gloch |
| 2:25 | Pum munud ar hugain wedi dau o'r gloch |
| 2:30 | Hanner awr wedi dau o'r gloch |
| 2:35 | Pum munud ar hugain i dri o'r gloch |
| 2:40 | Ugain munud i dri o'r gloch |
| 2:45 | Chwarter i dri o'r gloch |
| 2:50 | Deg munud i dri o'r gloch |
| 2:55 | Pum munud i dri o'r gloch |

## Review

* In Welsh, to say 'it', you must use either 'fe' (he) or 'hi' (she). If the noun, you're referring to is masculine, use 'fe', or if it's feminine, use 'hi'. When talking about the weather and time, use 'hi'.
** Mae hi'n bwrw glaw.
** Mae hi'n ddeg o'r gloch.
* Am is the correct preposition to use with various time expressions:
** Am dri o'r gloch - At 3:00
** Am awr - For an hour.
    Note that "am" causes a soft mutation.
* Telling time:
** Use o'r gloch on the hour. e.g. Dau o'r gloch (2:00)
** Use hanner wedi [number] o'r gloch for half past. e.g. Hanner wedi tri o'r gloch. (3:30)
** Use wedi up until half past. e.g. Pum munud wedi pump o'r gloch (5:05)
** Use i after half past. E.g. Chwarter i chwech o'r gloch (5:45). I causes a soft mutation as we have already seen.
* Talking about the weather.
** Mae hi'n causes a soft mutation in adjectives. Therefore twym (hot) becomes dwym, gwyntog (windy) becomes wyntog and so on.
*** Exception: braf (nice). E. g. Mae hi'n braf heddiw and not Mae hi'n fraf heddiw.
       Verbs on the other hand do not undergo mutation. For instance bwrw glaw (to rain) stays the same.
# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 17
## Vocabulary

* Beth sy'n bod?
* Teimlo
* Annwyd
* Y frech Goch
* Pen Tost
* Bigyn Clust
* Bola Tost

## Grammar
### Beth sy'n bod?

This phrase means What's wrong?
More examples:
- Beth sy'n bod ar John?
- Beth sy'n bod ar Mary?
So you must use the preposition ar (on) with this phrase to ask about other people. Beth sy'n bod ar [someone]?
Like the preposition i (to, for), ar has several personal forms:
* arna i (on me)
* arnat ti (on you)
* arno fe (on him)
* arni hi (on her)
* arnon ni (on us)
* arnoch chi (on you)
* arnyn nhw (on them)
In use:
* Beth sy'n bod arna i?
* Beth sy'n bod arnat ti?
* Beth sy'n bod arno fe?
* Beth sy'n bod arni hi?
* Beth sy'n bod arnon ni?
* Beth sy'n bod arnoch chi?
* Beth sy'n bod arnyn nhw?

### Talking about illness

Like when talking about possession, we must use the Oes/Mae patterns for talking about illness. Oes is for questions, and Mae is for statements.
Certain illnesses use the gyda (with) pattern:
    Mae pen tost gyda fi.
    I have a headache
Certain illnesses use the ar (on) pattern:
    Mae annwyd arno fe.
    He has a cold.
The general rule of thumb is: if the illness mentions a body part, use gyda. If the illness does not, use ar.
# Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 5
## Dialogue

| Welsh Conversation • Lesson 5 • audio (upload) Gwers 1 Lesson 5 |
| Peter | Jack, dyma Frank Turner - rheolwr swyddfa Gaerdydd. |
| Jack | Braf cwrdd â chi, Peter. Jack Smith dwi. |
| Frank | Hmm... dwi'n clywed acen ddiddorol. O ble wyt ti'n dod? |
| Jack | Dwi'n dod o Gaerfyrddin. |
| Frank | Ah, mae fy mam yn dod o Gaerfyrddin hefyd. Wel, croeso i'r cwmni. |
| Jack | Diolch yn fawr. Dwi'n hapus i ymuno â'r tîm. |
| Frank | Wel, heddiw dyn ni'n mynd i Bont y Pridd am gyfarfod. Wyt ti'n barod i fynd? |
| Jack | Ydw. |

## Vocabulary

| Welsh Vocabulary • Lesson 5 • audio (upload) Gwers 1 Lesson 5 |
| Cymraeg | English |
| dyma | Here is |
| rheolwr | Manager |
| swyddfa | Office |
| Gaerdydd |
| Braf | Nice |
| cwrdd | Meeting |
| cwrdd â chi | To meet with you |
| clywed | Hear |
| acen | Accent |
| diddorol | Interesting |
| O ble | From where |
| dod | To come |
| Gaerfyrddin | Carmarthen |
| hefyd | Also |
| Wel | Well |
| croeso | Welcome |
| i'r cwmni | To the company |
| Diolch | Thank you. |
| yn fawr | Very much |
| hapus | Happy |
| ymuno | Join |
| â'r tîm | |
| heddiw | Today |
| mynd | To go |
| Bont y Pridd | Pontypridd |
| am | At |
| gyfarfod | Meeting |
| barod | Ready (mutation) |
| fynd | To go (mutation) |

## Grammar

There are tons of new concepts introduced in the dialogue.
* Dyma - Here is/This is
* The genitive pattern
* Soft Mutation
** Dwi'n dod o
** Dwi'n mynd i
** Yn + Adjective
** Ga'i
The Soft Mutation :
| Original Letter | After Mutation |
| C | G |
| P | B |
| T | D |
| B | F |
| D | Dd |
| G | See Note 1 |
| Ll | L |
| M | F |
| Rh | R |
$_{Note1}$ G when soft-mutated, is removed.
Caerdydd
    Dwi'n dod o Gaerdydd
Pont y Pridd
    Dwi'n dod o Bontypridd
Ton y Pandy
    Dwi'n dod o Donypandy
Bangor
    Dwi'n dod o Fangor
Dinbych
    Dwi'n dod o Ddinbych
Gwent
    Dwi'n dod o Went
Llandudno
    Dwi'n dod o Landudno
Maesteg
    Dwi'n dod o Faesteg
Rhosili
    Dwi'n dod o Rosili

## Review

* There are nine consonants that can mutate in Welsh:
    C, P, T, B, D, G, Ll, M, and Rh.
* There are three types of mutation: Soft, Nasal, and Aspirate. Usually there is a preceding word that triggers a mutation.
* The prepositions i (to) and o (from) both cause a Soft Mutation.
* Place names in Welsh can undergo soft mutation. Personal names do not.
# World of Warcraft/Dire Maul

Dire Maul is an Ogre compound, divided into three Dungeons: East, West and North. South side is actually the entrance. Also, there is an open PvP arena right in the middle.
Dire Maul West is open to any group, up to 5 players of high-level, and is where you can get the Crescent Key, which will let you get inside East, North and at The Library.
Dire Maul East needs the Crescent Key to open its door, but the player with the key don't need to actually be in your party, since the door to be opened is outside the Dungeon Instance.
Dire Maul North also needs the Crescent Key much like Dire Maul East, and again, the door is outside, and nobody in your party actually needs to have the key. North also has two different types of runs:
* the regular run where you kill all the bosses you want for regular loot;
* the Tribute run, where you need to avoid killing as many bosses as possible, getting some quests done to avoid kill some particular bosses, and at the last fight with the Ogre king and his advisor, kill the king first and spare the advisor. The advisor will make you king of Dire Maul, and the remaining monsters will become friendly until you leave or the king buff expire. Also, he gives you the Tribute Chest. The rewards at the Chest are better or worse according to how many bosses you killed, and that's why you have to kill as few bosses as possible.
Also, there is a Library that can be accessed once inside some of the Instance Dungeons. For that, you will also need the Crescent Key. This Library is know for being where you get some Librams quest done.
The open PvP arena has a boss that spawns from time to time. Those who kill it get the chance to loot it, but you have an announcer that warns everyone nearby about the spawn, so you usually have to fight the boss and other players as well. During Christmas, an Elder Spirit can be found in the arena as well.
Dire Maul is a very good source of Rare Items a little better than other endgame party dungeons, and also some Epic Items that are typical class icons until one has the chance to get to the endgame raid dungeons, like the item that starts the Quel'serrah quest, an Epic sword very good for Warriors and Paladins that job usually is to "tank".
While no set items come from Dire Maul, its Rare Items usually are better than set ones, and a player with enough good items from the other endgame party dungeons should consider come to Dire Maul a few times for better items. However, this dungeon is very hard for players who just reached the 60th level and still have lots of mid-level items as main equipment.
# World of Warcraft/Durotar
## General information

Players of Orcs and Trolls start in Durotar. The Orcish capital city "Orgrimmar" is located here.

## Landscape

The landscape of Durotar is a red desert, with canyons and some mountains and valleys.

## Towns and Cities

-Orgrimmar Captial of the Orcs (and Trolls). The most important city of the Horde, because the auction house is located there. (This will be changed with patch 1.9, which will create an AH in Thunder Bluff
and Undercity, too.) Instance: Ragefire Chasm: Low-Level instance for levels 13-15. Located in the North of Durotar
-Razor Hill Low level town with mail box, but without the opportunity to fly to another city. Some quests are given here and there are teachers for all player classes. It is an Orcish town, located in the Middle of Durotar
-Sen Jin Similar to Razor hill, but it is a Troll town and there is even not a mail box. The first Quests after the starting area are given here. Located in the South-East of Durotar
-Valley of Trails Starting zone of Orcs and Trolls Located in the South-West of Durotar

## Level of the monsters

Because Durotar is the starting area if two of the Orcs and Trolls, the enemies are mostly from level 1-10. It is a very easy area for players.

## Additional information

By using the zeppelins eastern the entrance of Orgrimmar, you can reach Undercity and the Grom Gol Base Camp.
# World of Warcraft/Darnassus

Darnassus is the capital city for the Night Elves
# World of Warcraft/Druid

Druids: The Shapeshifting Hybrids
Note to players: If you are interested in playing a druid, remember. Druids are a hybrid class. They can serve many roles, but not as well as other classes can.
Druids are a hybrid class. If you play a druid, you will have the option to shape-shift into different forms to suit different roles. This is different from the Shaman, who has all of these roles available at the same time, and provides an advantage and a disadvantage to a druid. The advantages to this are that while you are in any particular form, you effectively become another class. The disadvantages to this is that you must switch forms, which takes time and mana, in order to do certain things.
(Note: The word Spec is short for specialize, and used for talent point distribution)
Druids have three talent trees: Feral, Restoration, and Balance.
The focus for the Feral tree is melee combat, both in your bear form(warrior mimic), and in your cat form(rogue mimic).
The focus for the Restoration tree is healing. Speccing in this tree will make the healing spells you cast be comparable to that of a priest.
The focus of the balance tree is damage. At the end of this tree you will receive a new form, called moonkin. Your magical DPS will be increased if you spec for balance.
Note, many large raiding guilds expect druids to heal in end-game instances.
# World of Warcraft/Elwynn Forest

Elwynn forest is a dense, lush, and lively woodland area. It is home to the human capital city of Stormwind, but its peace is encroached on by the insurgent Defias Brotherhood, Murlocs and Gnolls. This area also contains the human starting area, the large Northshire Abbey.
Most of the quests in this area are for levels 1-12. Some later quests can be obtained from Stormwind that have you travel around the world; however, those are usually for higher level characters.

# Significant Locations
## Eastvale Logging Camp

The human's riding trainer is located here.

# Quests

* Welcome : Level 1
* Simple Letter : Level 1
* A Threat Within : Level 1
** Kobold Camp Cleanup : Level 2
*** Investigate Echo Ridge : Level 3
**** Skirmish at Echo Ridge : Level 5
***** Report to Goldshire : Level 5
****** The Fargodeep Mine : Level 7
******* The Jasperlode Mine : Level 10
* Consecrated Letter : Level 1
* Encrypted Letter : Level 1
* Give Gerard a Drink : Level 1
* Glyphic Letter : Level 1
* Eagan Peltskinner : Level 2
** Wolves Across the Border : Level 2
*** Milly Osworth : Level 4
**** Milly's Harvest : Level 4
***** Grape Manifest : Level 4
* The Breeding : Level 3
* Brotherhood of Thieves : Level 4
* Garments of the Light : Level 4
* The Stolen Tome : Level 4
* Bounty of Garrick Padfoor : Level 5
* Rest and Relaxation : Level 5
* Lost Necklace : Level 6
** Pie for Billy : Level 6
*** Back to Billy : Level 6
**** Goldtooth : Level 8
* Young Lovers : Level 6
** Speak with Grandma : Level 6
*** Note to William : Level 6
**** Collecting Kelp : Level 7
***** The Escape : Level 7
* Gold Dust Exchange : Level 7
* Kobold Candles : Level 7
** Shipment to Stormwind : Level 7
* A Bundle of Trouble : Level 9
* Furlbrow's Deed : Level 9
* Princess Must Die! : Level 9
* Red Linen Goods : Level 9
* A Fishy Peril : Level 10
** Further Concerns : Level 10
*** Find the Lost Guards : Level 10
**** Discover Rolf's Fate : Level 10
***** Report to Thomas : Level 10
****** Deliver Thomas' Report : Level 10
******* Cloth and Leather Armor : Level 10
* Bounty on Murlocs : Level 10
* Desperate Prayer : Level 10
* Speak with Jennea : Level 10
** Mirror Lake : Level 10
* The Collector : Level 10
** Manhunt : Level 10
* Westbrook Garrison Needs Help! : Level 10
** Riverpaw Gnoll Bounty : Level 10
* Wanted: "Hogger" (Elite) : Level 11 Elite
* Elmore's Task : Level 15
** Stormpike's Delivery : Level 15
* Your Fortune Awaits You... : Level 60

## Craft Items
### Herbs

The forest contains Peacebloom and Silverleaf.

# Sources

* Quest names and levels provided by Allakhazam
# World of Warcraft/Dwarves
## Dwarves
### Introductions/Story
##### Homeland

The icy lands of Cold Ridge Valley and the whole Dun Morogh area. It hosts the Alliance stronghold, Ironforge or IF in slang.

### Characteristics
#### Starting Area

* Dun Morogh

#### Home City

* Ironforge

#### Classes

* Hunter
* Paladin
* Priest
* Rogue
* Warrior

#### Racial Traits

* Stoneform - Active
While active, grants immunity to Bleed, Poison, and Disease effects. In addition, Armor increases by 5% and speed reduced to 70% of normal. Lasts 20 sec. - 3 min cooldown
* Gun Specialization - Passive
Dwarves get +5 to gun skill
* Frost Resistance - Passive
All Dwarves get +10 Cold Resistance
* Find Treasure - Passive
Activate to see treasure chests on mini map - lasts until canceled - no cooldown

#### Racial Mount

* Ram
# World of Warcraft/Deadmines

The Deadmines is an instance located in Westfall (Eastern Continent). Inside the instance, Defias and Goblins alike plot their attack on Stormwind Keep. The Defias are led by a man named Edwin van Cleef who is speculated to have been part of a secret order that once existed in Stormwind. The Deadmines is a straightforward instance that ends with a showdown on a pirate-ship.
# World of Warcraft/Dun Morogh

Dun Morogh is the icy home of the dwarves and gnomes.