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Commento di Skelic

Indeed, but I shall give a more detailed comment.

An Empty Jar

An Empty Jar is located in Redridge Mountains. Specific location: 63.2, 49.7.

Looking Further

Looking Further is a quest which is taken from an object called Old Lion Statue. If you go up to that very statue, you will not be able to click it - why? Here is the reason... this quest is a follow-up from a quest called A Watchful Eye - this means that in order to receive it you must complete its prerequisite quest first.

A Watchful Eye

In this 1250 xp-awarding quest your only task is to walk up to the Old Lion Statue, which is located in Redridge Mountains. It is located in these coordinations: 84.3, 46.8

Theocritus, the quest-giver, will provide you with a quest-item called Glyph of Azora, you will "use" it on the statue. Upon completion you gain 1250 experience points, or 7s 80c at level 80. (or at 60 without expansion packs, or 70 without Wrath of the Lich King-expansion) and the access to its followup.

An easy quest for a bit of xp, and its followup, Looking Further, which requires more action than this naturally, gives you 1750 experience points or 10s 80c at level 80 - along with 37 reputation to all alliance-factions. Completing both is a staggering 3000 XP or alternatively 18s 60c at 80.

Short guide for completing the quest-chain which consists of two (2) quests

1. Your character must be level 20 or higher (turns green at 24 and gray at 28)
2. You must take the quest A Watchful Eye from a human called Theocritus, who wants to fight against his nemesis, Morganth - he (Theocritus) is located Elwynn Forest, Tower of Azora.
3. When you have taken the quest, you must head to Redridge Mountains, and find the Old Lion Statue. (84.3, 46.8)
4. Complete A Watchful Eye by right-clicking the statue, and take the quest it offers you. (Looking Further)
5. In the quest Looking Further you must find this object. It is in the top of a tower.

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