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The Unsent Letter

Deliver the Letter to the City Architect to Baros Alexston in Stormwind.
An Unsent Letter
Provided Item:
An Unsent Letter

Description

Searching Edwin VanCleef's person, you discover, among other things, an unsent letter. It is addressed to Baros Alexston, the City Architect of Stormwind, City Hall, Cathedral Square.

It appears to be recently written and sealed.

Reward

Also, you get: 7

Progress

Yes? Is there something I can help you with?

Completion

Edwin VanCleef, you say? I would as much expect a letter from my dead grandmother... So you've killed him then? Pardon me in saying, but I'm somewhat surprised. He was a peerless fighter in his younger years. Let's see what he finds the need to write to me about after so many years.

<Baros peruses the letter.>

Edwin... I see the years haven't changed you a bit, an idealist as ever, and a romantic. He doesn't care who he hurts, <name>. Revenge has consumed him. But then, I'm not sure I can blame him.

Gains

Upon completion of quests, get:
  • 87.5 experience (5 25 at max. level)
  • 75 Reputation with Stormwind

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By lilton on 12/12/2006 (Patch 2.0.1)
Baros Alexston is located at 49.2, 30.3 in Stormwind.
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By laalarse on 01/23/2007 (Patch 2.0.6)
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By prezi on 05/19/2007 (Patch 2.0.12)
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By neophish on 02/06/2007 (Patch 2.0.6)
For those twinks out there worried about getting too much exp. This quest line gives 12725 exp (12.725K)
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By Aregka on 07/12/2007 (Patch 2.1.3)
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By Yari on 08/13/2007 (Patch 2.1.3)
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By Cerinity on 12/10/2007 (Patch 2.3.0)
For those of you who like directions other than map Coordinates...he's in City Hall found in Cathedral Square!

Sheesh!
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By caddyshaq on 11/30/2008 (Patch 3.0.3)
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By Robotron on 11/30/2008 (Patch 3.0.3)
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By GWARrior on 09/15/2008 (Patch 2.4.3)
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By SigynEI on 10/29/2008 (Patch 3.0.2)
New coords: 57.74, 47.86
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By Rabz on 11/29/2008 (Patch 3.0.3)
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By Vampirebunny on 10/16/2009 (Patch 3.1.3)
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By Omzy on 05/15/2010 (Patch 3.1.3)
This chain has a few eerie (and completely coincidental) parallels to Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol. I say they are coincidental because Dan Brown's novel was written after the quest (late 2009).

The Lost Symbol is about the Masons (a secret society that had goals to improve the infrastructure of the United States).
An Unsent Letter is about the Stonemasons (a secret society that had plans to rebuild the city after the war).

The name of the antagonist in The Lost Symbol is Mal'ahk, although he has many other names.
The name of the assassin in An Unsent Letter is Marzon, aka Maelik.

In The Lost Symbol the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) becomes heavily involved in capturing Mal'ahk.
In An Unsent Letter the Stormwind Intelligence (SI:7) becomes heavily involved in capturing Maelik.

There are probably others, if you really want to stretch it, but these are the obvious ones.
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By Omzy on 06/12/2010 (Patch 3.1.3)
1) I think he's brilliant (and not for the da'vinci code, but for Digital Fortress and Deception Point)

2) If the stonemasons weren't secretive, then why were the identities of the existing members secret and why did I have to keep my mouth shut for the entire quest?

3) I did not call him the 'antagonist', I called him the 'assassin'

4) This is just another parallel that adds to the others. Only pointing out interesting coincidences here, not trying to unmask some sort of conspiracy that would've required a time machine.
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