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Commento di Calesta

Starts from a quest item mailed to the player upon completion of the achievement The Seven Burdens of Shaonao.

When you turn in the quest, Lorewalker Cho tells you a story complete with a play-like reenactment and casts Storytime on the player.

"Ah! You wish to learn of our last and greatest emperor, Shaohao? My friend, I do not have the time here to recount all of his adventures, but his actions ten thousand years ago resonate to this very day.

We know that he purged his doubts in the Jade Forest. That he cleansed himself of despair in the Krasarang Wilds. That he overcame his fear in Townslong Steppes. And that he defeated anger, hatred, and violence high in the mountains of Kun-Lai.

This is known; and there are temples to mark these most sacred of places.

But I want you to imagine standing in this very valley on the day he returned from his journey. Imagine being here when the gates opened for him. By then our emperor was a creature of pure light: No doubts, no fears, no hatred...

It is said that all the trees in the vale blossomed as he entered, and continue to blossom to this day.

Would that we could all live like our most sacred emperor. That we could put aside all our burdens and exist in harmony with the cosmos. THAT, I believe, was his message to us... before he became one with the land, and hid Pandaria away from the terror of the Sundering.

Thank you, dear emperor."

You can have Lorewalker Cho tell the story again by talking to him or clicking on the book that is added to your bookcase in the Seat of Knowledge.

Commento di ArgentSun

Here is the story of the Seven Burdens, told in a (relatively) short form.

Emperor Shaohao, the last emperor of Pandaria, ruled the Pandaren sometime before the Sundering. Once, a great Jinyu Waterspeaker told him of a vision in which cataclysmic events would break the world. Shaohao, shaken by this prophecy, climbed Mount Neverest to seek advice from the Jade Serpent, one of the four godlike spirits of Pandaria. The vague response ("... to divest himself of his burdens, to purify his spirit, and to become one with the land.") brought him no wisdom.

It was soon after this event that Shaohao's companion, the Monkey King from the Jade Forest, decided to play a prank on the emperor and mockingly offered him a ridiculous bamboo "mask of doubt." Miraculously, the mask forced all doubt to leave the emperor and manifest itself into a Sha of Doubt, which the two friends then defeated and buried after days of fighting. With the aid of another one of Pandaria's great spirits - the Red Crane - and the Mask of Despair, Shaohao and the Monkey King forced the Sha of Despair to leave the emperor's body, where they could fight and defeat it. Free of doubt and despair, the emperor sought out the Black Ox, with whose aid he and his friends defeated the Sha of Fear and imprisoned it in the earth. Empowered by his successes, Shaohao spoke with the last one of the great spirits, the White Tiger, whose wisdom taught the emperor the folly of anger. With the Monkey King's masks, the emperor and his allies summoned and defeated the Sha of Hatred, the Sha of Anger, and the Sha of Violence.

With the seven mighty Sha defeated, Shaohao charged a group of Pandaren warriors with the task of guarding Pandaria against the return of those creatures, for he knew that even defeated, they could come back if the negative emotions throughout the land sustained them enough. Those warriors became the monk brotherhood called Shado-Pan, and their oath was to stay eternally vigilant against the return of the Sha.

Not too long after Shaohao had overcome his seven burdens, the Sundering began shaking the world. Unable to maintain his purity of spirit, Shaohao felt the Sha stir in their prisons as his own faith wavered. He once again sought advice from the Jade Serpent, and her words inspired him to give up his physical form and let his spirit become one with the land. Thus, even as the rest of the world heaved and shattered, Pandaria drifted away in the ocean, the mists formed of Shaohao's cloak protecting the land from all external threats...

If you wish to read the full story, or at least as much of it as the game provides us with, check out the following book objects:

Commento di LiriellGarrosh

Contrary to information listed here, this quest does not reward 141 gold or any experience; if it can only be accepted at level 90, there will not be any experience points awarded for turning it in, and the amount of currency it gives is 19g 84s 50c. The amount of reputation gained may be correct, without the guild perk that rewards an additional 10% (I received 3,135 reputation with the Lorewalkers)

Commento di Reignac

Blizzard has turned this into a six part animated miniseries. See the first part here.

Commento di Mellro

This is currently being made into a series short videos that follow The Seven Burdens Of Shaohao. ~~There are currently two videos up on the~~ playlist, ~~with a new video being posted each afternoon.~~ All videos are now up and you can see the complete legend of Emperor Shaohao,The Last Emperor of Pandaria.

Each video is elegantly painted with beautiful watercolors right before your eyes as Lorewalker Cho (voiced by Jim Cummings) tells the story. It definitely fits the Asian themed Mists of Pandaria, and the style of the Lorewalkers in the way of which they tell their stories. I would love for blizzard to make a series of videos for all of the Lorewalker stories you can discover ingame. Personally, I would love to see The Ballad of Liu Lang next after Shaohao. So far the videos have been very well recieved and interesting more people in some of the Pandaria lore characters. I would definitely recommend checking this out whether you like the lore or not, it's still great to watch. Good job, Blizzard!

Commento di Cekis

If you're having trouble getting Ramingo della Sapienza Cho to converse with you, step outside on the platform of the Seat of Knowledge and speak with Zidormi and ask to see the zone the way it used to be. Once it changes, Ramingo della Sapienza Cho will allow you to complete the quests.

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I Sette Fardelli di Shaohao

Porta "I Sette Fardelli di Shaohao" al Ramingo della Sapienza Cho nell'Archivio della Conoscenza.

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<Caro/Cara> $p,

sembra tu abbia recuperato l'intera storia di Shaohao, l'ultimo Imperatore di Pandaria.

Quando ci farai visita all'Archivio della Conoscenza nella Vallata dell'Eterna Primavera, saremo felici di aggiungere questo contributo alla tua collezione personale.

Grazie ancora per la tua diligenza!

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Ramingo della Sapienza Cho

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2,850 reputazione con Raminghi della Sapienza

Puoi controllare se l'hai già completato digitando:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(31102))

I Sette Fardelli di Shaohao

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