Pandemic Rune – Season of Discovery (SoD)

Pandemic Rune – Season of Discovery (SoD)
  • Author: Strong
  • Date: November 7, 2024
  • Updated: December 20, 2024
  • Expansion: WoW Classic

This guide will cover how to get the Pandemic Rune for Warlocks in Season of Discovery. We’ll go over all of the locations and requirements in the walkthrough below as well as any useful tips and tricks.

How to Get the Pandemic Rune

As of Phase 6, all runes and skill books can be purchased from Rune Brokers in starting zones and major cities for 1 copper a piece. Each of these vendors is simply named “Rune Broker” and can be easily spotted by their purple glow, lurking very close to where new characters enter the game. You can see all of their locations in our guide below.

Original Discovery Method

In Feralas, you’ll need to find two dead mobs, loot them, then use the items you find to create a staff. That staff can be used on a Treant, who will drop the rune when you kill it.

First, go to the hills in the center of the zone (68, 54), and follow the torches up the mountain. At the top, you’ll see a cave. Continue to the right and follow the edge of the mountain to find the Dead Diseased Woodpaw Mystic. Loot his Woodpaw Bag (66.4, 50.1) to get a Broken Woodpaw Staff.

Next, head north-northeast to (69, 43) and find the Dead Diseased Grimtotem Shaman under a tree. Loot his Grimtotem Chest for a Grimtotem Necklace, then combine the two items you’ve found to create the Diseased Nature Staff.

where to find pandemic rune in feralas 3 grimtotem necklace
Location of the Diseased Grimtotem Shaman near (69, 43)

Go to (72.4, 50.1) to find the Diseased Forest Walker, and use the staff you created on the mob, then kill it — the forest walker will drop the rune upon death.

where to find pandemic rune in feralas 4 diseased forest walker
Location of the Diseased Forest Walker at (72.4, 50.1)

 

About the Author

Strong

Thrall is the best Warcraft character; tell me I'm wrong. Long-time Blizzard fan who thinks that gnomes are the worst type of people and rogues don't tip (except into your spine). Flying mounts should never have been added to the game, and playing 12 hours of WoW a day just makes you "dedicated."
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