Quest 637 · Classic Era details

Sully Balloo's Letter

Deliver Sully Balloo's Letter to Sara Balloo.

Quest level30Requires level25Classic zoneIronforgeEligible races in ClassicHuman, Dwarf, Night Elf, Gnome

Classic Era reference from QuestieDB. Only details marked as owner beta observations were checked in Forever.

The task

Objectives

No linked targets are recorded in this Classic source.

Rewards and gains

Reputation

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The route

Classic locations

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Start Turn in

Ironforge

Turn-in location

Sara Balloo

Ironforge (63.5, 67.3)

Approximate Classic location

Click the ? to copy a TomTom waypoint.

Map tiles seen in the client. Build 1.60.1.69977. Associated by the client filename Interface/WorldMap/Ironforge_c60, not by a direct map-art foreign key. This is client artwork, not a verified in-game map. Artwork © Blizzard Entertainment.
  • ? Turn inSara Balloo (63.5, 67.3)

The people

Start and turn-in

Starts from

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

Story and dialogue

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Sources and limits

QuestieDB supplies the Classic quest details and approximate locations above. They are not verified for Forever or in game. Owner beta observations are marked separately and do not establish rewards for every character or level. Map artwork comes from the Forever beta client; its markers still come from Classic data. Revealed artwork appears only where its layers have been checked.

Version and retrieval details

Quest ID 637 is present in the Forever beta client, build 1.60.1.69977. QuestieDB 1.0.3, Vanilla release, retrieved 2026-09-23. View source release.

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