- Wormhole Generator: Northrend
- Binds when used
- Requires Engineering (415)
- Item Level 80
- Use: Creates an unstable wormhole the Engineer can use to travel around Northrend. Lasts 1 min.
- "Dimensional folding is not fully understood in any capacity. A parachute and medical supplies are best kept on hand!"
- Sell Price: 50
- Cooldown: 4 hours
Teleports the caster to a location in Northrend (of a fixed set of locations) with 4 hr Cooldown.
Source
This item is created by engineers with a minimum skill of 435.
- Required materials
- 8x [Titanium Bar]
- 2x [Eternal Air]
- 2x [Eternal Fire]
- 2x [Eternal Shadow]
- 2x [Eternal Water]
The schematic for this item is taught by Grand Master Engineering trainers.
Destinations
The device opens a small gateway that deposits the engineer at the following "safe" locations (not counting the possibilities of the wormhole opening high in the sky above very solid ground):
- Borean Tundra: Near Fizzcrank Airstrip [53, 15] or high above Lake Kum'uya [51, 44]
- Howling Fjord: Utgarde Keep [58, 47]
- Storm Peaks: Near the Ulduar meeting stone [43, 25]
- Sholazar Basin: The Glimmering Pillar [49.2, 39.6]
- Icecrown: Mountainside northwest of Sindragosa's Fall [65, 31]
Dalaran Underground
Sometimes upon using the wormhole generator, there is a sixth option that takes you to "The Underground", a chamber in Dalaran beneath Sunreaver's Sanctuary.
This chamber has no exits; the character must teleport (hearth, wormhole generator, summons, etc) out in order to escape.
Kaye Toogie, a female forsaken of the Kirin Tor faction is in this area. She sells three dragonling engineering schematics in limited quantity.
It has been reported that she only offers to sell after a person uses the wormhole generator to teleport in. People who have logging out and later logging back in have reported her to be seated and unresponsive.
Patch 3.1.3 (or possibly earlier) replaced a previous NPC, Andrew Chambers with Kaye. It is possible that the similarity to the name of a game designer (Andy Chambers) working for Blizzard prompted this change.
Notes
- Unlike other engineering teleportation devices, you do not automatically teleport to a fixed location. Instead, it creates a portal similar to a mage's portal. You are offered destination options to choose from.
- Unlike a mage's portal, other party members are not able to see or use your portal, even if they have the required engineering skill.
- The places where you will be teleported are not actually dangerous, but rather hard-to-get. Without flying mount (or a slow-fall effect) getting down from there alive is nearly impossible.
Patch changes
Patch 3.2.0 (2009-08-04): Added.
