Brackenwall Village
Type	Village
Population	1,000
Leader(s)	Mok'Morokk
Race(s)	Stonemaul ogre  Orc
Affiliation	Horde
Location	Northwestern Dustwallow Marsh
Characteristics
Facilities	Inn           Mailbox Stables    Anvil & Forge Bank        Auction House
Travel	Flight Master Mass-transit
Status	Active
Sources: Lands of Mystery, pg 38

Brackenwall Village, named for its proximity to the Brackenwall, is a small Horde-affiliated outpost in northwest Dustwallow Marsh. It is run and populated mainly by ogres, and its population is approximately a hundred denizens including the wind rider wyverns.

Brackenwall is the oldest Horde presence in Dustwallow Marsh. It is also the home of the Stonemaul ogres, who had maintained a village of their own but were driven out by agents of the black dragonflight. The Stonemaul ogres have remained allied with the Horde since the Third War, when the half-ogre Rexxar defeated their leader in combat and took command of the tribe. Daelin Proudmoore’s loyalists harass Brackenwall, but Jaina Proudmoore keeps her own troops reined in. Most of the Horde members here try to trade with Theramore peacefully, but there are a few that organize groups to attack travelers.^[1]

Brackenwall is unique in that it is the only Horde town that isn't made up of the main (playable) Horde races or variations of them. The village was built by the Stonemaul ogres after their original village was ruined by the black dragons to the south. The Stonemaul have been allies of the Horde ever since Rexxar bested their brutal chieftain, Kor'gall, and assumed the title for his own. After the Stonemauls aided in the battle against Admiral Proudmoore's naval fleets, Rexxar handed over leadership of the clan to Mok'Morokk.

Features

• Brackenwall Village contains a flight master and a group of vendors. An inn, along with a mailbox, was included into the village as of patch 2.3
•  Balai Lok'Wein sells the manuals for [Expert First Aid], [Heavy Silk Bandages] and [Mageweave Bandages].
• Due to its proximity to Onyxia's Lair, this town was often used as a staging ground for Onyxia raids (for Horde players). As of patch 2.3 however, Mudsprocket is much closer to the dragon's cave and is more suitable for raid rendezvous.
• Contains a number of quest givers who give a few quests.

Flight Paths

Mudsprocket, Dustwallow Marsh

Gadgetzan, Tanaris

Ratchet, Northern Barrens

Orgrimmar, Durotar

Crossroads, Northern Barrens

Thunder Bluff, Mulgore

Desolation Hold, Southern Barrens

Westreach Summit, Thousand Needles

Brackenwall Village NPCs

•  Overlord Mok'Morokk
•  Balandar Brightstar
•  Do'gol
•  Draz'Zilb
•  Krog
•  Nazeer Bloodpike
•  Ogron - southeast of Brackenwall Village
•  Tharg
•  Mudcrush Durtfeet - south of Brackenwall Village

Merchants

•  "Little" Logok <Innkeeper>
•  Balai Lok'Wein <Potions, Scrolls and Reagents>
•  Ghok'kah <Tailoring Supplies>
•  Krak <Armorer>
•  Ogg'marr <Butcher>
•  Zanara <Bowyer>
•  Zulrg <Weaponsmith>

Various Services

•  Shardi <Wind Rider Master>

Patch changes

• Patch 1.8.0 (10-Oct-2005): Brackenwall Village now has an arrow on the minimap that points to it when you get within range. 
  

References

v • d • e Subzones of Dustwallow Marsh Alcaz Island · Blackhoof Village · Bloodfen Burrow · Bluefen · Brackenwall Village · Darkmist Cavern · The Dragonmurk (The Den of Flame · Stonemaul Ruins) · Dreadmurk Shore · Dustwallow Bay (Nat's Landing · Tidefury Cove) · The Great Sea · Lost Point · Mudsprocket · North Point Tower · The Quagmire (Beezil's Wreck · Direhorn Post · Tabetha's Farm) · Sentry Point · Shady Rest Inn · Theramore Isle (Foothold Citadel) · Witch Hill (Swamplight Manor) · Wyrmbog (Emberstrife's Den · Onyxia's Lair) Dustwallow Marsh category