Barbarian Shaman Guide: Temple of Veeshan Tears & Symbols

Temple of Veeshan — Shaman Tears & Symbols

This page is a quick-reference guide to the Temple of Veeshan Tear and Symbol quests that are relevant to a Barbarian Shaman. It shows the exact quantities required to complete all of the Shaman-eligible quests, including items that are required more than once.

Complete Shaman Collection — Quantity Summary

If completing all of the Shaman-eligible Tear and Symbol quests, Caradawc needs:

  • 9 Tears
  • 14 Symbols
  • 2 Glowing Drake Orbs

Caradawc's Tear Checklist

Tear Quantity Used For
Ruby Tear 1 Test of the Ruby Tear
Emerald Tear 1 Test of the Emerald Tear
Platinum Tear 2 Test of the Platinum Tear; Wisdom — Short Battle
Black Tear 1 Request of the Arcane
White Tear 1 Request of the Arcane
Runed Tear 2 Request of the Arcane; Wisdom — Long Battle
Flame Kissed Tear 1 Wisdom — Long Battle

Total: 9 Tears

Caradawc's Symbol Checklist

Symbol Quantity Used For
Ruby Symbol 1 Test of the Ruby Tear
White Symbol 1 Test of the Ruby Tear
Silver Symbol 2 Test of the Ruby Tear; Wisdom — Short Battle
Emerald Symbol 2 Test of the Emerald Tear; Wisdom — Short Battle
Flame Kissed Symbol 1 Test of the Emerald Tear
Poison Symbol 1 Test of the Emerald Tear
Black Symbol 2 Test of the Platinum Tear; Wisdom — Long Battle
Serrated Symbol 1 Test of the Platinum Tear
Runed Symbol 1 Test of the Platinum Tear
Platinum Symbol 1 Wisdom — Short Battle

Total: 14 Symbols

Quest-by-Quest Requirements

Quest Tears Required Symbols Required Other Reward
Test of the Ruby Tear 1 × Ruby Tear 1 × White Symbol
1 × Ruby Symbol
1 × Silver Symbol		 — Silver Charm of Tranquility
Test of the Emerald Tear 1 × Emerald Tear 1 × Emerald Symbol
1 × Flame Kissed Symbol
1 × Poison Symbol		 — Buckler of Insight
Test of the Platinum Tear 1 × Platinum Tear 1 × Black Symbol
1 × Serrated Symbol
1 × Runed Symbol		 — Silver Bracelet of Speed
Request of the Arcane 1 × Black Tear
1 × White Tear
1 × Runed Tear		 — 1 × Glowing Drake Orb Mask of the Silver Eyes
Wisdom — Short Battle 1 × Platinum Tear 1 × Platinum Symbol
1 × Silver Symbol
1 × Emerald Symbol		 — White Dragon Idol
Wisdom — Long Battle 1 × Runed Tear
1 × Flame Kissed Tear		 1 × Black Symbol 1 × Glowing Drake Orb Boots of Silent Striding

Glowing Drake Orbs

Glowing Drake Orb × 2 are required in total:

  • 1 × for Request of the Arcane
  • 1 × for Wisdom — Long Battle

Items Not Required for the Shaman Collection

The following Tear and Symbol types are associated with quests for other classes and are not required for Caradawc's Shaman quest collection:

Tears to Pass On

  • Blue Tear
  • Green Tear
  • Orange Tear
  • Yellow Tear
  • Sapphire Tear
  • Opal Tear
  • Pearl Tear

Symbols to Pass On

  • Blue Symbol
  • Green Symbol
  • Orange Symbol
  • Yellow Symbol
  • Sapphire Symbol
  • Opal Symbol
  • Pearl Symbol

Quick Reference — Keep These

For a Barbarian Shaman, the complete collection target is:

Tears:
Ruby ×1 · Emerald ×1 · Platinum ×2 · Black ×1 · White ×1 · Runed ×2 · Flame Kissed ×1

Symbols:
Ruby ×1 · White ×1 · Silver ×2 · Emerald ×2 · Flame Kissed ×1 · Poison ×1 · Black ×2 · Serrated ×1 · Runed ×1 · Platinum ×1

Other:
Glowing Drake Orb ×2

Important

Several items are used by more than one Shaman quest. In particular, make sure you retain 2 Platinum Tears, 2 Runed Tears, 2 Silver Symbols, 2 Emerald Symbols and 2 Black Symbols if you intend to complete every Shaman-eligible quest.

This checklist is intended as a practical loot reference while raiding the Temple of Veeshan. Keep the required quantities before handing duplicate quest pieces to other characters.

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