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In all likelihood, Children's Week is the World of Warcraft counterpart of Children's Day, a Japanese celebration that is traditionally held on the 5th of May. In World of Warcraft, the event is about taking care of a few children made orphans by the many wars that Azeroth has known in recent times. The event mostly revolves around you travelling through Azeroth with the orphans you are taking care of, showing them the places they have always dreamt to see. 1. Overview↑topThe Children's Week is a rather short event during which you will mostly spend your time travelling with orphans in order to complete the 3 quest lines proposed. In addition, you will probably spend a lot of time doing Battlegrounds to complete one of the achievements that is particularly hard to do (depending on your proficiency at PvP). 1.1. Date and TimelineThe Children's Week is a 1-week event (as its name suggests). This year, the event starts on Sunday the 29th of April and ends on Sunday the 6th of May. There are no daily tasks, so the entire event can be completed in a single day, if you wish to do so. 1.2. LocationsThe 3 quest lines start in Stormwind/Orgrimmar, Shattrath, and Dalaran respectively. From there, you will have to travel through Eastern Kingdoms, Kalimdor, Outland, and Northrend. Doing the quests with a Mage, being a Mage, being an Engineer, or being a Mage Engineer will considerably reduce the time you will spend travelling. 1.3. EligibilityFor the Stormwind/Orgrimmar quest line, you need to be level 10. For the Shattrath quest line, you need to be level 60. For the Northrend quest line, you need to be level 70. 1.4. OrphansOrphans are NPCs that will accompany you while you are doing the quest lines. Each quest line has a specific orphan that you will be able to summon and dismiss at will. They behave like non-combat pets, in the sense that they cannot be attacked or killed. 1.5. RewardsThe Children's Week event rewards pets and achievements. 1.5.1. PetsThe Children's Week is made up of 3 Quest Lines. Each quest line can only be done once a year and gives you a pet as a reward to choose among several. Therefore, you will need several years to gather all the pet rewards.
1.6. AchievementsThe meta-achievement of the event is
2. Stormwind/Orgrimmar Quest Line↑topEach faction has a quest line that begins in their main city: Stormwind for Alliance players and Orgrimmar for Horde players. 2.1. Stormwind Quest LineThe Stormwind quest line is composed of an introductory quest, a first set of 3 quests, a second set of 2 quests, and a final quest. It requires you to bring your orphan in various places of importance to the Alliance in Easter Kingdoms and Kalimdor. 2.1.1. Introductory QuestChildren's Week is started by Orphan Matron Nightingale in
the Cathedral District in Stormwind City. You are given a
Turn in the quest to the orphan. All subsequent quests, with the exception of the last quest, are started and ended by the orphan. 2.1.2. First Set of Quests
2.1.3. Second Set of Quests
2.1.4. Final QuestThe final quest that your orphan will give you is A Warden of the Alliance. To complete it, follow these steps.
2.2. Orgrimmar Quest LineThe Orgrimmar quest line is composed of an introductory quest, a first set of 3 quests, a second set of 2 quests, and a final quest. It requires you to bring your orphan in various places of importance to the Horde in Easter Kingdoms and Kalimdor. 2.2.1. Introductory QuestChildren's Week is started by Orphan Matron Battlewail
who is located just outside the Orgrimmar Orphanage in the Drag. You are given an
Turn in the quest to the orphan. All subsequent quests, with the exception of the last quest, are started and ended by the orphan. 2.2.2. First Set of Quests
2.2.3. Second Set of Quests
2.2.4. Final QuestThe final quest that your orphan will give you is A Warden of the Horde. To complete it, follow these steps.
3. Shattrath Quest Line↑topEach faction has a quest line that begins in Shattrath. 3.1. Alliance Quest LineThe Shattrath Alliance quest line is composed of an introductory quest, a first set of 3 quests, a second set of 3 quests, and a final quest. It requires you to bring your orphan in various places of importance to the Alliance in Outland and Kalimdor. 3.1.1. Introductory QuestChildren's Week is started by Orphan Matron Mercy in
the Lower City, Shattrath. You are given a Turn in the quest to the orphan. All subsequent quests, with the exception of the last quest, are started and ended by the orphan. 3.1.2. First Set of Quests
3.1.3. Second Set of Quests
3.1.4. Final QuestThe final quest that your orphan will give you is Back to the Orphanage.
To complete it, go back to Orphan Matron Mercy and hand in your If you have obtained all these pets already, then you will get 25 3.2. Horde Quest LineThe Shattrath Horde quest line is composed of an introductory quest, a first set of 3 quests, a second set of 2 quests, and a final quest. It requires you to bring your orphan in various places of importance to the Horde in Outland and Kalimdor. 3.2.1. Introductory QuestChildren's Week is started by Orphan Matron Mercy in
the Lower City, Shattrath. You are given a Turn in the quest to the orphan. All subsequent quests, with the exception of the last quest, are started and ended by the orphan. 3.2.2. First Set of Quests
3.2.3. Second Set of Quests
3.2.4. Final QuestThe final quest that your orphan will give you is Back to the Orphanage.
To complete it, go back to Orphan Matron Mercy and hand in your If you have obtained all these pets already, then you will get 25 4. Northrend Quest Lines↑topIn Dalaran, both factions have access to two quest lines. Unforunately, each
player is limited to taking and completing only one of the quest line per installment
of Children's Week. In the first possible quest line, you will take care
of an Oracle orphan and will be rewarded with a 4.1. Oracle Quest LineThe Oracle quest line is composed of an introductory quest, a first set of 3 quests, a second set of 2 quests, and 2 concluding quests. It requires you to bring your orphan in various places of importance to the Oracles in Northrend and Kalimdor. 4.1.1. Introductory QuestLittle Orphan Roo Of The Oracles starts the Oracle quest line. It is given
by Orphan Matron Aria at the Eventide in Dalaran. You are given an
Talk to Aria and then turn in the quest to the orphan. All subsequent quests, with the exception of the last quest, are started and ended by the orphan. 4.1.2. First Set of QuestsThe quests are listed in the order in which we advise you to do them.
4.1.3. Second Set of QuestsThe quests are listed in the order in which we advise you to do them.
4.1.4. Concluding QuestsA Trip To The Wonderworks is given to you by your Orphan after completing the previous two quests. To complete it, follow these steps.
After completing A Trip To The Wonderworks, your orphan will give you
Back To The Orphanage. All you have to do is to hand in
your If you had already completed this quest line in a previous installment
of the Children's Week, then you will be given a different
Back To The Orphanage quest that will reward you with
25 4.2. Wolvar Quest LineThe Wolvar quest line is composed of an introductory quest, a first set of 3 quests, a second set of 2 quests, and 2 concluding quests. It requires you to bring your orphan in various places of importance to the Wolvars in Northrend and Kalimdor. 4.2.1. Introductory QuestLittle Orphan Kekek Of The Wolvar starts the Wolvar quest line. It is given
by Orphan Matron Aria at the Eventide in Dalaran. You are given an
Talk to Aria and then turn in the quest to the orphan. All subsequent quests, with the exception of the last quest, are started and ended by the orphan. 4.2.2. First Set of QuestsThe quests are listed in the order in which we advise you to do them.
4.2.3. Second Set of QuestsThe quests are listed in the order in which we advise you to do them.
4.2.4. Concluding QuestsA Visit To The Wonderworks is given to you by your Orphan after completing the previous two quests. To complete it, follow these steps.
After completing A Trip To The Wonderworks, your orphan will give you
Back To The Orphanage. All you have to do is to hand in
your If you had already completed this quest line in a previous installment
of the Children's Week, then you will be given a different
Back To The Orphanage quest that will reward you with
25 5. Achievements How-To↑top5.1. Aw, Isn't It Cute?
5.2. Bad Example
5.3. Daily Chores
Note that your orphan only needs to be there when you turn in the quests, not when you are actually doing them. 5.4. Hail To The King, Baby
At level 85, any class can easily solo the entire instance in normal mode. 5.5. Home Alone
5.6. School of Hard Knocks
In any case,
The difficulty mostly comes from the number of players who will want to complete their objective at the same time as you, especially in Alterac Valley. 5.7. Veteran Nanny
6. Conclusion↑topWe hope that this guide will have answered every question you had about the Children's Week. If not, we encourage you to leave a comment or contact us by e-mail, we will be happy to address the issue you encountered. |
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