way Highmountain 36.66 36.49 Dying tree only need one way Val'sharah 41.7 59.99 Hudson Crawford quests unlock level 203 Champions Hint: Deliver Zoarg's Head to Archmage Landon, as Beastmaster Hilaire really doesn't want it!Ĭoordinates for TomTom / Paste users are: Hints: You only need one piece of wood per quest to light the fire, berries aren't necessary, you only need three pieces of cooked meat to survive "overnight", but I collected another one just in case.īeastmaster Hilaire is Stormheim, just North of Weeping Bluffs, about 300 yards North of the nearest flight path at Skyfire Triage Camp. For those without coordinates, that's on the first E of Edge on the map. Rexxar is in Highmountain at Cliff's Edge, which is 200 yards NW of The Witchwood flight point at 36.73 35.39. Note that Snowfeather didn't appear for me until I'd obtained all three artefact weapons. At this point, Snowfeather should appear beside Hudson Crawford and offer you Urgent Summons. Turn this in to Hudson Crawford and do Rising Troubles and Assassin Entrapment. To unlock these, you'll first need to complete a seemingly unrelated short quest chain in Val'sharah, offered by Emmarel Shadewarden at Trueshot Lodge at 41.7 59.99 who gives you the breadcrumb: Lending a Hand. Calling Hilaire Home and Bite of the Beast, which gives Champion: Beastmaster Hilaire that grants the Champion follower Beastmaster Hilaire. Recruiting Rexxar, Survival Skills & Survive the Night, which give Champion: Rexxar that grants the Champion follower Rexxar.Ģ. If there is no rain or freshwater around, you can also create something called a “solar water still” which works by collecting condensation and funnelling it into a bucket.Comment by NessieMoAt level 103 two Champion questlines are available:ġ. Make sure you boil any freshwater you collect if possible. There may also be sources of fresh water around, such as streams or brooks. You can collect rainwater in anything that you might have to hand, including large leaves. You might be next to the sea, but finding water you can actually drink can be a challenge on a deserted beach. The shavings should eventually light, but it won’t be easy. Cut a groove in some softwood, place dry hardwood timber shavings at the end of the depression and use a stick to create friction and heat.
Fear not, you can also use the fire-plough method to create a fire. Find dry tinder and experiment with focusing light at different angles to create a flame.īut it’s getting late, and the sun isn’t strong anymore. But if you don’t have matches or a lighter, what can you do to create warmth and provide a place to cook?Ĭheck your items for glasses, binoculars or any optic tool that could focus the sun’s rays. If you’ve got a lighter on your boat, then you’re in luck: you’ve got a tool you can use to start a fire. Again, your sails may well come in useful here to create another layer of covering. The most basic option is a teepee shelter, created from a tripod of branches and then covered in foliage to keep out the worst of the weather. You don’t have a tent with you, so you’ll have to construct it from the materials you have to hand. If possible, head inland so that you can find shelter. Staying on the beach might not be a good idea thanks to the exposure to wind and rain and the threat from the tide.
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Inflate it using the manual inflation straw so that you preserve the CO2 canister, and you’ve got a lovely pillow! Find Shelter The inflatable life jacket on your boat is the perfect solution, ergonomically designed to hold up your head in a comfortable position. You might not have a pillow or sleeping bag with you, but that doesn’t mean that you don’t have anywhere to place your head as you try to get a nights’ sleep. Carefully de-rig it, making sure that you don’t rip it (you may need to use it again) and use it as a make-shift blanket/sleeping bag.Īs night draws in, you’ll need to wrap up warm quickly, especially if you have the misfortune of landing on a beach in northern climes where nighttime temperatures can fall below zero. That sail on your boat? It could come in handy. When it comes to survival, it’s all about taking advantage of the resources that you have at your disposal. So you don’t have a sleeping bag – no problem. How do you do it?Ĭheck out these ultimate survival tips. Somehow you’ve got to survive the night on the beach. You’ve got no tent, no sleeping bag, no stove, and no extra water. Worse still, you didn’t plan for this eventuality.
It’s just you against the elements, and you’ve got to survive. There’s nobody around – no place you can go to get food or shelter. It’s getting late, and the seas are rough. You’ve got into trouble and washed up with your sailing dinghy on the shores of a deserted beach.
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