Quest 4921 · Confirmed in World of Warcraft: Forever through matching reports from players using RestedRealm Companion.1 player report · Classic details with player reports
Lost in Battle
Parts of this page come from real play in Forever, reported through RestedRealm Companion. The rest is Classic Era reference from QuestieDB, not verified for Forever. Quest ID 4921 is present in the Forever beta client, build 1.60.1.70790. QuestieDB 1.0.10, Vanilla release, retrieved 2026-11-03 (source).
The task
Objectives
Find Mankrik's wife and then return to him in the Crossroads.
- Beaten Corpsenpc 106681 required
The route
Quest locations
Classic pins are approximate reference points. Reported ! and ? markers are search points near quest NPCs. Hover or focus a marker for details.
The Barrens

Forever search area
MankrikThe Barrens (52, 31.5)
Player position near this quest NPC, not its exact locationClick the ! to copy a TomTom waypoint.
Interface/WorldMap/Barrens_c60, not by a direct map-art foreign key. This is client artwork, not a verified in-game map. Artwork © Blizzard Entertainment.The people
Start and turn-in
Starts from
Seen in Forever: Mankrik offered this quest to 1 player.
Ends at
Coordinates are approximate Classic references. The `/way` formats require TomTom or a compatible addon; use the named-zone form from outside the zone.
The path
Quest chain
None recorded in this Classic source.
Quest text
We battled in a small tauren camp when we were separated--she held three of the Bristlebacks off by herself. But the odds began to overwhelm us. I led some away only to see her overwhelmed by newcomers. In my rage, I turned to face my enemies, but they brought me down easily with their vast numbers.
I awoke to a tauren druid tending my wounds--he had come across me on the Gold Road as I fell.
Please, your class, find some sign of my wife.
World of Warcraft: Forever quest text, © Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. As 1 player saw it in build 70338, reported through RestedRealm Companion.
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