You have to admit that Murky is pretty cute.

And really, who doesn't enjoy the visceral pleasure of wading through a murloc village, killing everything that moves, and stealing all that pitiful junk they so carefully ensconce in their treasure chests? I love the murloc treasure chests. Sometimes you get a pearl or something but usually its the WoW equivalent of the crap your six-year-old brother keeps in a shoebox under his bed.

Anyway, the Westfall Stew quest is pretty cool and recipe alone is worth the time it takes to complete the quest.&nbsp

It is highly recommended that the player accept all of the Westfall zone quests that they can once they have this quest, as there are a number of quests which can be completed at the same time as this one either through killing the same mobs or by killing mobs in between the various locations.

The murloc eyes are arguably the most difficult part to get - any murlocs along the coast can drop them, with drop rates increasing as you head south along the coast. Bear in mind that as the drop rate increases, so does the level of the mobs you're going to have to kill.

If you run out of bag space mid-quest and return to sell off some junk, SELL CAREFULLY. Every item here WILL sell to a vendor and if you're not careful, you'll end up having to re-farm everything for it.

**Important!** While farming the Okra from the reapers, save the hops for a quest turn-in at Grimbooze Thunderbrew! He'll give you a Keg of Thunderbrew Lager, which is a quest item for Dry Times, a quest in Darkshire. This is a great way to save time later, just remember - don't sell it or drink (all) of it!

Stringy Vulture Meat: from any fleshrippers flying around Westfall.&nbsp Not a common drop.

Murloc Eyes: from murlocs along the coast.&nbsp That means you much go to the beach!&nbsp Murloc levels vary.&nbsp It's also nice to grab the quests given at the lighthouse since you're gonna be killing murlocs anyway.

Goretusk Snouts: From piggies in Westfall.

Okra: From Harvest Watchers & Golems in the farms.