One World of Warcraft Patch 10.2.7 Sidequest Features a Neat Ending Twist

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A new sidequest in World of Warcraft gives fans a choice that actually influences the game world in a tangible way. Though it is a small detail, this Patch 10.2.7 sidequest allows World of Warcraft players to physically shape Azeroth by deciding where a grave marker will permanently appear in the game.

Warning: Spoilers for WoW: Dragonflight Patch 10.2.7 side stories below.

World of Warcraft is currently testing Patch 10.2.7, Dark Heart, on the Public Test Realm. One of the new stories found in the first builds of the PTR was called An Uncommon Request, in which players help a Night Elf named Kelestra, who hopes to bury her family together in a barrow den. However, fans quickly learn that Kelestra is none other than the sister of Koroleth, a Primalist leader they defeated during the Dragonflight story.

According to Wowhead’s walkthrough and screenshots of the quest, players learn more about Koroleth’s past, recover her remains, and speak with some of her former Primalist allies. Near the conclusion, the character is asked by Malfurion Stormrage what Koroleth’s fate should be. Fans can convince him to allow or refuse Kelestra to bury Koroleth with the rest of her family, the choice of which not only changes the rest of the questline, but also where her grave marker appears in the game world for them.

Players will remember Koroleth as the main antagonist of the Ohn’ahran Plains zone in Dragonflight. They encounter her a few times throughout the zone, eventually clashing after rescuing Ohn’ahra and thwarting her plans to invade the Emerald Dream. However, during this new questline, fans learn she was once a Druid of the Talon, and was thought to have been killed trying to save her family after the Burning of Teldrassil, after which she joined the Primalists for revenge on the Horde.

This new Dragonflight questline sets an interesting precedent for World of Warcraft. Fans have been able to make choices in the game before, such as siding with certain factions, or for