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Commento di TheOnyx

Characters starting out as orcs, trolls, or tauren will find that their reputation with Undercity only starts at neutral, rather than friendly. Likewise, undead characters start out merely neutral with the other three Horde factions.

If you follow the Warcraft storyline, this is because the alliance of the Forsaken with the Horde is one merely of convenience.

However, the Forsaken and Blood Elves start off as friendly. This is due mostly in part to the fact that the current leader of the Forsaken was a former leader of the Elves in life.

Commento di 9594

From a roleplaying point of view:

The undercity is the creation of the scourge after the taking of Lordaeron, the past Human Capital and supercity before the plague. Soon to be taken by Sylvanas' forces, or the Forsaken, with the help of corrupted humans, as seen in The Frozen Throne. Home to the Forsaken undead race, the city is filled with coffins and green sewers.

As for reputation, undercity reputation is the most difficult faction reputation to gain for all races but undead, for they all start at neutral rather than friendly, however undeads get a special rep boost while remaining neutral with other members of the faction.

Commento di 10612

Undead start out friendly with Silvermoon City (Blood Elf city). While the other 3 Horde races start out Neutral.

Commento di Wong

Fun Fact: If you stand in the throne room long enough, and turn your volume up, you can hear the dialog between Arthas and his Father, King Terenas, after the former returned from Northrend with Frostmourne. There's also a line from Medivh trying to convince King Terenas to sail west, to Kalimdor.

Additionally, there's a Taos Hum of sorts in the courtyard, by the drawbridge... pretty fun stuff... =P

Commento di 65156

In the courtyard there are invisible Ghosts of the citizens. <_<

Commento di 98899

These Ghosts do in fact exist and can be seen with a Mage's Invisibility, Warlock's detect invisibility, as well as some other pots and spells.

They are known as Lordaeron Citizens

These are much more easier to hear if you go into Sound options and turn everythign except Ambience off, then turn your volume up full. That way you will get a clear sound of the speech, bells etc without the sound of people mounting past or emoting.

Commento di 167900

I hate this city. Can confuse you in the most annoying ways. F U under city. Great city after you understand it. :-)

Commento di 187038

If you look at the map you will see the Seal of the Scourge instead of the Forsaken Crest

Commento di Muse

Here is a link to my detailed post on the Darkspear page about reputation from Camp Mojache in Feralas.

To make a quick summary, the reputation gains from doing the quests I have listed in that post are:

3427 Darkspear
2302 Thunder Bluff
2052 Silvermoon
1562 Orgrimmar
1440 Undercity

Commento di 179142

Even though most of my characters are Blood Elves, I have always considered Undercity my home. <3

Commento di BackYard

The Undercity id the place where Prince Arthas (Death Knight) killed his father, there is some bells seen in video and the place where flowers falled on him. And behind stairs to throne where is a little blood spill. But i haven't seen King's Tiara ;(

The Undercity is nice and mysterious place, because you can find W3 places, marks and patches... Nice!

Commento di 109634

help me please, ive done several quests here yet my rep bar for UC is no where to be seen! is this a bug? anyone else with this problem?

Commento di Caewyn

what do you mean your rep bar can't be seen? As in when you look under the reputation tab in your character profile you can't see the UC bar? Should be in there.

I had no problems getting my rep up to exalted, a good hour or two doing all the Tirisfal Glades and Brill quests (mind you, when I was levelling I did so in Hillsbrad, Silverpine, Feralas, Desolace and a few other randoms here and there which granted UC rep), plus a few extra runecloth turn ins and I was there.Well worth it :)

Commento di 342692

The Old Way: Took me 6 hours of questing to get from 6000/12000 of honored to 999/1000 of exalted by completing quests in Tirisfal Glades, Silverpine Forest, Hillsbrad Foothills, and Arathi Highlands. This does not include the dungeon quests given in Undercity. My suggestion: Start with Tirisfal Glades and continue into Silverpine Forest and so on to the next highest place. Note: Places in Holwing Fjord will not give Undercity reputation points, but Hand of Vengeance, of the Horde Expedition.

Alternate Strategy: Become a champion of a city other than Undercity at the Argent Tournament, so champion's dailies at the are available. Now, become a valiant of Undercity, but after aquiring 25 Valiant's Seals complete The Valiant's Charge quest. While do these dailies complete the champion's dailies. When completed turn in the quest and choose Champion's Writs as your reward. Go to the Undercity quartermaster and buy Undercity Commendations, which give 250 reputation points each, and at a maximum you can earn 1000 reputation points per day (at completing the 4 champion's dailies).

Commento di 102856

Now that patch 3.2 introduced a wonderful Ochre Skeletal Warhorse, the amount of people wishing to raise their Undercity rep to exalted has skyrocketed. It is quite a mount, and is worth every single piece of Runecloth if you ask me.

Commento di 419653

Undead humans and elves freed from the Lich King’s control, the Forsaken are a strange and dark force. Hailing from the twisted, skittering darkness of Undercity, the Forsaken are nominally allied with the Horde but serve only themselves. Their objectives are twofold: eliminate the Scourge, and establish a place for themselves on Azeroth. Four years ago, the high elven Ranger General Sylvanas Windrunner fell in combat against the Scourge. Prince Arthas raised her as a banshee and compelled her to follow his command. When the Lich King’s power waned in the incidents surrounding the Frozen Throne, Sylvanas harnessed her fury and tore herself free from his skeletal grasp. She freed many other undead as well, and recruited powerful allies from the Burning Legion and the surrounding ogre clans. Sylvanas dubbed her new force the Forsaken, and the undead established their capital in the labyrinthine crypts beneath Lordaeron’s capital city. Their sprawling, subterranean realm is called Undercity. The Forsaken made allies of the Horde out of necessity and convenience. They have no love for orcs, tauren or any other living creature, but they need time to strike against the Scourge and allies to help them do it. The Forsaken claim that they joined the Horde to prove their desire to leave their evil ways behind, but no one really believes this. The Horde accepts the Forsaken’s help, as they do indeed have a common enemy: the Scourge.

The Horde is leery of the Forsaken’s tactics, however, and keeps watchful eyes on them. This caution is justified. Forsaken culture is strange, a perverse combination of the lives they once knew as mortals and the mindless slavery they experienced in the Scourge, colored by white-hot rage toward the Lich King and an almost equally intense devotion to their queen. Never sleeping, eating or falling ill, abandoned by those they once loved, the Forsaken have a brutal set of priorities. A great portion of their efforts focus on dark alchemy, and the Royal Apothecary Society commands great power in Undercity’s oily tunnels. The apothecaries constantly send Forsaken on missions to gather odd materials for their twisted experiments. Rumors tell that the undead creatures are working to create a plague that will exterminate the Scourge and every living being on Azeroth. Are the Forsaken evil? At times it can be difficult to tell. Some Forsaken attempt to reclaim their humanity by acting in kind and helpful ways. Others allow hatred to fester into cruelty and rage. All that can be said is that the Forsaken follow their own agendas, and the rest of the world be damned. And if they have their way, it will be. Not all Forsaken are evil, but many are, and other races definitely view them as such. A non-evil Forsaken must work hard to prove his neutral (or perhaps, good) intentions. Few good Forsaken exist, but many evil ones do, and their leadership is definitely up to nefarious ends. Most Forsaken are pretty despicable, and their motivations as a race are evil and destructive.

The Forsaken are humanoids transformed into the undead, with all the powers associated with the Scourge. They serve the Banshee Queen, Sylvanas, looking to her as their savior for delivering them from the Lich King’s mental dominance. The Forsaken dwell within the bowels of the ruins of Lordaeron’s capital city, which they have taken to calling the Undercity. Dedicated to seek vengeance upon the Scourge for damning them to their condition, they strive to undermine the Scourge’s control of Lordaeron. The Forsaken have been limited in their ability to reinforce their numbers, having no necromancers among their kind. Instead, these fearless undead warriors are comprised mostly of fighters and warlocks dedicated to building a culture of their own amidst a world that hates and fears them. Only recently has Sylvanas recruited and trained necromancers into the Forsaken ranks.

Commento di 419653

History

In the wake of Illidan's failed attempt to melt the icy continent of Northrend, the powerful energies possessed by the Lich King inside his Frozen Throne slowly began to decay. Inexorably this resulted in a partial loss of control of the more distant Scourge forces. The result was that many undead under the Lich King's mental domination had their conscious will restored. Their spirits and memories were somehow returned to their undead bodies. Even the Lich King’s champion, Arthas, began to weaken as the Lich King's power waned. Arthas the Death Knight and his lieutenant, Kel'Thuzad the Lich were suddenly thrust into an undead civil war. Still fanatically loyal to the Lich King, Arthas heeded the call of his master and returned to Northrend as Illidan launched his second attempt to destroy the Lich King directly. Arthas left Kel'Thuzad in command of his forces when he departed.
With Arthas's departure from Lordaeron, the three Dreadlords Balnazzar, Varimathras, and Detheroc attempted to regain control over the undead forces in Lordaeron using their formidable mental powers. The former high elf Sylvanas Windrunner rallied many of the newly freed undead to counter the Dreadlords' efforts. Sylvanas was amazingly successful and not only crushed the Dreadlords' forces, but also utterly destroyed the last major contingent of human forces in Lordaeron. She forced Varimathras into her service in exchange for sparing his life and took control of the ruined capital of Lordaeron as her own. Within the sewer system of the ruined city Arthas had constructed his throne room; but with Arthas now gone, Sylvanas claimed this Undercity as her capital and set out to expand her ranks by freeing even more undead.

Dubbing her band of free-willed undead the Forsaken, Sylvanas worked to ensure that the damned such as herself would have a home free from threats by the living. To ensure their survival, the Forsaken have forged an alliance of convenience with the Horde, which has some sympathy for the Forsaken's condition. The orcs, having been enthralled to demon masters for a generation, felt an obligation to help similarly liberated people. Among the tauren the Forsaken found a champion in Magatha Grimtotem, who argued in favor of the alliance between the two peoples and who continues to work closely with them. Magatha claims she merely wants to aid the Forsaken in their quest to redeem themselves, although there are many who believe her true motives to be something very different and much less innocent. The Darkspear trolls are not particularly fond of the Forsaken because of their shamanistic beliefs, but tolerate them and have learned to trust them in times of war. The Blood elves trust them more than the other members of the Horde and the trust is seemingly mutual as Sylvanas was a major component of the elves joining the Horde. While the Horde does not fully trust the Forsaken and vice versa, it is a start.

All members of the Forsaken race are either humans or of elven descent (high elves and half-elves). However they also control a few abominations as well. The Royal Apothecary Society has independently accepted in a few undead dwarves, leper gnomes, even some orcs, and trolls have joined the society, as apothecaries, but those are not true Forsaken.

Commento di 419653

Present day Forsaken

Reports say Sylvanas moves to and from Northrend; it’s unknown if she is scouting for a possible attack on the Lich King, or if she has darker plans. There are rumors that Lady Sylvanas Windrunner is setting up a Forsaken city up there somewhere.

It seems now with the threat of the Lich King's shadow looming greater than ever before, that Sylvanas has built up her forces sufficiently for a direct attack on Northrend. It appears that Sylvanas' Plague is now fully ready for testing on the Scourge. With her fleet now apparently on the Shores of Northrend, the Forsaken have begun setting up a stronghold from which they can now launch their own unique plague onto the hateful Scourge.

In Wrath of the Lich King a number of Forsaken under Grand Apothecary Putress break away from the Horde at the Battle of Angrathar the Wrathgate. While the Horde and Alliance battle the Lich King, Putress triumphantly launches a surprise attack against both factions.

Commento di 477977

Can anyone tell me why the orc guards are in under city instead of the undead one's
that where there before.
Not that I am complaing ofcourse they look pretty cool better than the old one's did,
does this mean that the forsaken can't be trusted?

Commento di romantony

Look the Wrath gate trailer at youtube! This is the hour of the forsaken!But....why are the undead not enemys to the horde?They are trying to kill the Scourge and all the living not?

Commento di 580283

According to WoWWiki, the undead guards that were here before were corrupted by a "Curse of the Fallen Archmagus" which morphed them into dangerous zombie murderers. They were immediatly annihilated by the other guards, but their restless spirits keep haunting these parts of Undercity. Now any undead that tries to guard these sections of the city come back terrified and half crazy because of the ghosts, so it has been decided that orcs were to be put there instead of Forsaken, because they didn't fear the ghosts, and it has stayed like this so far.

Commento di picman

How ironic.

NPC ID 68
Faction id 68

Commento di Rodrigo

Now, with a new Forsaken character you will reach exalted just by questing by the time you hit level 26 or so. The new Silverpine Forest gives a ton of rep!

Commento di Lilyrose1646

So, I was trying to confirm the Arthas and King Terenas Menethil voices and on my way there - You know the hallway to the throne? Well, if you have everything but ambience down, and volume up, You can hear the people's cheering as their Prince walks through the hallway and the clapping from the past. I thought it was really cool. You can also hear the bell's ringing near the broken bell before the entrance to the hallway. And if you use a invisibility spell, potion, etc etc, and you go out to the bridge, you'll actually see spirits.

Anyone else see this too?

Commento di Pyratewench

Turning in cloth for rep is no longer available, as the Cloth quartermaster has been removed.

Commento di halflife

Ran through a few low level dungeons with the Silvermoon/UC and Darkspear tabards...

Zul'Farrak gives 856 reputation per run (killing most mobs and all bosses)
Scarlet Monastery (Graveyard) gives 233 per run
Scarlet Monastery (Library) gives 277 per run
Scarlet Monastery (Armory) gives 287 per run
Scarlet Monastery (Cathedral) gives 444 per run
Shadowfang Keep gives 548 per run
Deadmines gives 734 per run
Uldaman gives 981 per run (this dungeon takes longer than Zul'Farrak)

I wish Blizzard would add AOE looting to this damn game, running these dungeons for rep would be slightly more worth it then

Commento di Silvansaria

So recently - rather than create a *new* Panda - I just went ahead and did a race change instead (I'm not one to make 30 characters - rather I stick to the main and do everything with him).

So everything looked good, character was awesome - nothing seemingly had changed until I noticed my Undercity rep went from exalted to Friendly.

Originally I thought it was a bug from the patch/race change - but later learned that it dropped because once you switch from Undead to something else - you go back to the base level of rep. In most cases that's neutral - but with the Panda race I guess it's friendly.

FYI.

Commento di Zenzara

Just so you know, I put in a ticket regarding the tabard not working in certain dungeons and this is the response I got from the GM. It seems that they do not work in dungeons that already give faction specific reputation gains.

"The city tabards actually have some hidden restrictions. They city tabards won't work in the Burning Crusade dungeons and won't work in the early Wrath of the Lich King dungeons. The tabard will start working again once you start doing the level 80 wrath of the lich king dungeons. "

Commento di viciouser

Best/fastest way that I have found to date for a level 110 to gain reputation with any of the major city factions would be to snag a tabard (after attaining friendly) and head to normal Everbloom. Every mob in the dungeon gives 15 per kill and all bosses including the bonus boss give 300 (5 bosses). The first pull of the dungeon which is basically all of the trash up to and in between the first (Witherbark) and second boss(es) (Ancient Protectors) can be pulled in one pull allowing you to drop a battle standard right at the first boss' feet and gain additional rep from all the trash and the first boss.

There are two areas that have very buggy mobs which are both located in the farthest left corner (Southwest corner) after taking the first left and heading to the first boss, it is about 12 mobs that will leash constantly and will just need to be doubled back on to clear them. The entire run takes about 6 minutes that includes run out and reset.

I start by mounting and heading right, pulling everything down the path heading towards the second boss and then swinging around and pulling anything that I didn't get the first go round on my way to the first boss.Drop the standard kill everything. Mount and clear the southwest corner where the bugged mobs live. Mount and go down the "secret" hallway after the first boss for the two packs of flowers. Second boss then bonus boss. Then on to the third boss (Sol), kill all the mages and the final boss. Head back through the portal run straight for the front door. reset rinse and repeat.

I have been dropping a battle standard every other run. With the battle standard you net just over 5k rep for 6 minutes of work.

Commento di Karazaskull

The most efficient way to quickly farm reputation for any faction capital is to repeatedly clean one of the following dungeons on Normal, while wearing the appropriate faction tabard.

These dungeons were chosen for their mob density and reputation value, short length, the possibility to quickly run back or teleport to the entrance and the relative ease of pulling and kitting said mobs.

Baratro di Fiamma Furente = 1950~2100 Rep/Run. For low level characters only! Ideal to boost a Bank Alt quickly to level 10 for a Guild Realm Transfer.
Fossa di Saron = 2151 Rep/Run. Only have Pros: When the last boss is killed, quickly jump down and run to the entrance. A chance to drop the Elsa Rovinata.
Terrazza dei Magisteri = 2928 Rep/Run. Best overall. Pros: The orb at the end teleport you to the quest hub. Cons: You have to run back to the entrance.
Labirinto delle Ombre = 3150 Rep/Run. The most efficient. Clear up to the first boss then pull everything and kill the second boss, the mobs will follow you to the third boss. Hide in the corner that lead to the last boss, wait for every mobs and AoE. Kill the last boss then run back & repeat.

Don't forget that the amount of reputation can be further increased with the buff WHEE! or any other holiday buff.
You can also use the "Leave Group"* method to teleport to the entrance and quickly start the next run, but you'll reach the 10 instance limit pretty fast.

*Create a custom group, clear the dungeon, leave the group and get ported to the entrance/cemetery after 1min.

One last thing: use this script to reset the instance in one click after each run: /script ResetInstances();

Commento di woofpuppy

Everbloom set in normal mode, at level 50 (Shadowlands 50), gives 3 for normal mobs and 60 for bosses. On normal, Shadow Labyrinth gives 12 to 15 for mobs and roughly 3800 per run as a void elf with the city tabard (i.e. Undercity, Silvermoon, etc).

Commento di Frostaphim

Shadowlands:

Can confirm that Botanica still has amazing rep for the Race Tabards! So if you are doing the Ambasciatore dell'Alleanza or Ambasciatore dell'Orda achievement then this is for you!
Did few runs and got amazing results! ill break it down for ya:

Keep in mind that i am a human, that means im getting 10% more rep due to Diplomazia

One Run in Botanica

Per mob: 6 Rep
Per Boss: 360 Rep
Minutes: 03:35 | Proof: https://i.imgur.com/Kngcv3a.png
Total Rep: 4206 Rep

From Neutral > Exalted would take around 5 Runs (6-7 for Non-Humans)
So approximately 17-20 minutes to get to exalted

Commento di LoonGawd

As of 10.1.5, running botanica with the city tabard on gets you 15 rep a kill and 300 for a boss kill. I started at honored as a tauren and it took 7 runs in Botanica to reach Exalted. You also get 12 Sha'tar rep per mob kill if you need that rep too.

Commento di Metoda

UPDATED

To enter Undercity, you need to go through the ruins and use elevator.

Quick guide how to get there:

https://youtu.be/g7oJkeMX7JM

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You can use zeppelins to get to your destination easily!

Sepulcra to Fiordo Echeggiante (Northrend)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFZOXDwuEzY&ab_channel=METODZIK

Sepulcra to Rovotorto Settentrionale (Grom'gol Base Camp)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeORh7GPNUw&ab_channel=METODZIK

Sepulcra to Orgrimmar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhjcUvctIdw&ab_channel=METODZIK

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Portal from Sepulcra to Penisola del Fuoco Infernale

https://youtu.be/IhnCDPBOZDg

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Sepulcra

Guidati da Sylvanas Ventolesto, i Reietti hanno stretto una delicata alleanza con l'Orda e hanno costruito la loro capitale nelle profondità delle Rovine di Lordaeron.

Grado	Nome	Min	Quantità
1	Odiato	0	36000
2	Ostile	36000	3000
3	Avverso	39000	3000
4	Neutrale	42000	3000
5	Amichevole	45000	6000
6	Onorato	51000	12000
7	Riverito	63000	21000
8	Osannato	84000

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