Bring some help unless over leveled, they are in the very back of Shadow Hold and must be defeated together.

Just did this with two shamans, level 57 and 53. It was very easy. Clear all the nearby mobs to prevent adds, then pile on Lord Fel'dan. If you have any spell interrupt abilities, use them as he starts to cast. He didn't seem to have much health. The two succubi only used melee attacks the entire fight, so with some quick healing and focusing on one at a time, they went down as fast as their lord.

Another note: they are not at the very back of Shadow Hold. Lord Banehollow, a level 59 elite demon, is at the very back. These three spawn earlier, in front of a two-sided ramp that leads into a larger area. We missed them the first time around because another party doing one leg of the Warlock epic mount quest had swept through earlier and the three mobs had not respawned. We looked around until we found Lord Banehollow, then started backtracking. By the time we came back to the ramp, the three mobs we needed had respawned (along with everything else nearby). Had we known to stay in that room, we could have had an even easier time of it, killing each mob as it spawned, rather than taking all three at once.

Here's how I went about this relatively simple, time consuming but rewarding quest:

Make sure you have this and the quest to gather Trey's remains (You need to free the night elf from the cage from a random key drop. All the braziers can be extinguished during the run to get her gear, plus she can do some mild damage to any mobs giving you trouble. Once you've freed her and put out the fires, you'll get the two quests.)

At level 57, Shadow Hold is a push-over. Almost every mob, except for the larger Demons, are green. If you're a melee class, you'll cut through these guys like butter. Casters might want to take it slow and make sure your mana is full enough, and rogues or druids (cat form) can most likely stealth to the very bottom.

Start by clearing down to the place where the night elf captive found her gear. There will be five or so ooze creatures seperating the second half of the ""dungeon"". They are immune to nature damage, so druids and shamans (like I was) take caution.

After the ooze, you'll find more of the same casters and sword/shield mobs you fought earlier. If you can, hug the right wall and attack anything that attacks you. Otherwise, just slice through them until you reach a narrow tunnel.

Inside here you'll find the Succubus you need to kill for the Trey's remains quest. She can be pulled alone, and when she dies, a yellow ? will appear above the naked human on the altar. Pull the 4 casters, kill them and finish that quest.

Continue along down the route and a couple of mobs later you'll end up at Fel'dan and his guards. Clear the mobs nearby, and focus your efforts on Fel'dan. He should fall very easy if he's of yellow quest coloring to you. The two Succubus guards hit slow and not very hard at that. They cast a mind control spell, so be careful. They're levels 52 and 54, posing very little threat. Kill them, loot the head off Fel'dan, and either hearth out or start cutting your way back through. (I tried to just run out. ...didn't work.)

Best of luck!

Fyi, Salia mind controls, kill her first.

made things interesting soloing this quest

A strange glitch happened when I engaged Fel'dan's party with my 56 mage. I polymorphed Fel'dan and took out his two succubi. However, the polymorph broke early, except that Fel'dan http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/7841/wowscrnshot030808022456tm3.jpg stayed a sheep. So out of nowhere I'm having shadowbolts fired at me by this little sheep. It was very odd, and I didn't notice it until I was almost dead.

Seriously long repop on these guys from what I can see. Eight minutes or so.

Take note, at least one of the Succubi can mind control. If you have a lot of DoT's on a target (I'm a 54 Affliction Lock), and one of the Succubi dies while you are mind controlled, you will not get credit for the kill. This happened to me and I had to wait a year and a half on the slow respawn just so i could kill one of them over.

A warlock can banish one add, seduce the main guy, and fear the 2nd demon while dotting and killing her. Switch fear to the next target you want to kill, and so on.

You could in theory kill all 3 mobs without taking a single hit (barring unlucky fear or seduce breaks).

https://vanillawowdb.com/?maps=361:351572 https://vanillawowdb.com/?maps=361:351572 link to the hold entrance, (for people that don't have co-ords).

If someone has killed them before you, and you are not too high level, it really is worth it to wait around for the respawn. The adds will then likely spawn one by one, with enough time in between to kill one before the next one spawns.

Note to self: don't die in here. It takes forever to run back. Seriously.

NOTE:

You can do this with Retribution of Light to save time

Retribution of Light: https://vanillawowdb.com/?quest=5204#comments:id=487861 https://vanillawowdb.com/?quest=5204#comments:id=487861

If your doing this quest for the Ironforge rep FORGET IT! It gives no rep at all.

If you're soloing this quest, Salia's mind control might cause them all to reset to full health.

Can't help myself but every time I do this quest I recall Archbishop Lazarus quest from original http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diablo_(video_game) Diablo. May be it's just pro to have two succubus at your side if you practice some sort of black magic, but there you basically observed the same picture.

When you encountered Archbishop Lazarus (unique moster) he was standing near sacrificial altar with a body on it and two succubus (one black and one red, unique too) were in the same room, close to him. At first it was quite shocking to see three unique mosters at once standing near each other. Unique mobs and items were very very rare and special, you were guaranteed to encounter them while doing quests, but the quests themselves -- except two and unlike the quests from Diablo II -- were random and you couldn't see them all playing one char. ""Archbishop Lazarus"" and Diablo"" were the ones required to complete the game.

I bet every Diablo fan got this a second they entered the room, but for those who never played this great rpg (it was released at the end of 1996 and I play it even now) here's one more reference from Blizzard to one of its games.