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1.	Ancient Equine Spirit
2.	Blessed Arcanite Barding
3.	The Divination Scryer
4.	Judgment and Redemption

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We were all positioned in the SW corner both times, which worked fine. When the third wave happens, some spawn on top of you here, so be ready.
Judgement order is of course Wisdom, Justice, Righteousness, Light. It's a good idea to have all the pallies arrange them in that order on their action bar to keep the order easy to remember and quick to access.
Make sure everyone has health pots, mana pots, bandages etc if possible and the like, always good to have in reserve if things are getting cut close. Make sure all the pallies have a Symbol of Divinity, and is up to speed on how Divine Intervention works too. Using this, I was able to stop a wipe on the fourth wave as the priest was safely tucked away in the corner (course, it was my pull that nearly wiped us, but anyway...).
Pallies shouldn't be doing anything but applying the seal, judging it when it's their turn, and meleeing. As long as the spirits are kept stunned, they're not a problem. Things like exorcism are a waste of mana. After judging, it's good to reapply the seal immediately to have it ready and also get its benefit in the fights, especially on the last wave.
Keep devotion, concentration and shadow resistance auras on.

The waves of spirits

In general, stay hidden in your corner (priest at the back), all bunched together and deal with the spirits that are immediately on you each wave. Pallies should have an order established for the judgements so one is in effect all the time on the spirits. Once a particular fight is done, take the time to drink a bit and see if any more spawn in aggro range. After a while, if none are forthcoming, have someone run out and pull some of the far off ones with an exorcism.
The aspect is slightly bigger than the other ones, watch out for when he appears. Some of the time, he doesn't aggro immediately, letting you shackle at your leisure while finishing off groups. If he gets to close to your corner, might be an idea to leave him shackled there then run out and finish the others before coming back to him.
First wave: Easy. Non-elites and gives everyone a chance to practice their judgements. Basically the warm-up round.
Second wave: Little tougher. Elites this time, but pretty much the same as before. Only thing to watch out for is that they look similar enough to the first wave to be confused for them, make sure everyone knows to switch seals for judging.
Third wave: Harder now, big swarms. In the SW corner some spawn directly on top of you, be ready for them. Best to wait and see what heads towards you and drink up when you can.
Fourth wave: The hardest part really. Casters, so they can damage you from a distance. After the initial ones, when you're getting ready to pull the next batch yourself, there's one that likes to run out to the west side on its own that looks like a tempting pull. This is the one I nearly wiped our group on, because he's linked to some others and they're then split apart when they attack. Bite the bullet, and pull a central one when they're collected together, so you can use the judgement stuns to your advantage again. And, of course, make sure the aspect is shackled while everyone gets their health and mana back up for the Deathknight fight. You'll need it.

The Deathknight:

It's debatable whether he's hard or easy to take down, but one thing he certainly is is tough. He can really take a beating and also pack a respectable punch when he wants to, a string of hard hits can take a fair chunk off anyone's health.
The thing to watch out for on him is that it's going to be a long fight, you'll win by outlasting him and eventually grinding him down. Don't blow your mana too early, you'll need it for the long haul on this guy. Happily, beyond the endurance game, he isn't too bad really. Just stick it out and don't despair if his health doesn't seem to be going down all that fast.
Put away the two-handers and leave the consecration button alone, you'll want a couple of pallies or more with shields on using seal/judgement of wisdom/light to keep their health and mana topped up for heals. It might be an idea to have someone tank him as before, though this may be troublesome if the designated tank gets possessed.
Keep blessing of wisdom and salvation on the priest.
His possession trick kind of messed me over in terms of leaving me somewhat disorientated. Still, pallies are never known for the dps at the best of times, so with my one-hander and shield on I was more of annoyance than a threat when I turned on a team-mate, and at least he was nice enough to keep me healed. Drained all my mana though. :\
Try not to die, you only get one shot at this. Keep your health fairly well topped up at all times and if you're in trouble pop a potion or shield and bandage. Blessing of Protection the priest if he's in trouble, if he runs out of mana too he may need to take a sit down break to regenerate some. Have your Lay on Hands button within easy reach. Again, use seal of wisdom to claw back some mana when you need it.

Post-fight

Revel in the glory of victory a while, you earned it. You complete the quest by looting the charger's soul from the deathknight's corpse, then running over to the placed scryer and using it in your inventory (right-clicking) to redeem it. Then run over to the ghost horse and complete the quest. After doing this, you should have a new spell in the holy section of your spellbook, 'Summon Charger', next to the old 'Summon Warhorse' one and with a similar looking but yellow in colour logo now post-patch. This is what to look for to know everything has been completed as it should have been and to ensure you've got your shiny new mount. Getting caught up in the excitement of getting your mount makes it easy to get confused if you try and rush this part without reading everything carefully of course. :)

Comment by Allakhazam

Was just in here with a pally, two hunters, and two mages. Was no problem at all BUT the pally did not get his barding! Anyone heard of or experienced this bug?

Comment by Allakhazam

hi how do you get another Divination Scryer if you failed the quest?

Judgment and Redemption

Use the Divination Scryer in the heart of the Great Ossuary's basement in the Scholomance. Doing so will bring forth the spirits you must judge. Defeating these spirits will summon forth Death Knight Darkreaver. Defeat him and reclaim the lost soul of the fallen charger.

Give the Charger's Redeemed Soul and the Blessed Enchanted Barding to Darkreaver's Fallen Charger.

	Charger's Redeemed Soul (1)
	Blessed Arcanite Barding (1)
	Charger's Lost Soul (1)
	Divination Scryer (1)

Provided item:

	Lord Grayson's Satchel (1)

Description

Take this satchel - in it are the items you will need for your task.

Use the divination scryer in the heart of the Great Ossuary's basement to bring forth accursed spirits that must be judged. Use your judgments wisely during this trial - they will prove more potent than you realize. After the spirits, the death knight will appear; defeat him and reclaim the lost soul of the charger. Only then <name>, will you be able to redeem it and place your barding upon your new steed!

Good luck!

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Completion

Rewards

The following spell will be cast on you:

	Summon Charger

You will receive:

Gains

Upon completion of this quest you will gain:

200 reputation with Stormwind

See if you've already completed this by typing:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(7647))

Guides

Classic WoW Paladin Warhorse & Charger Guide Scholomance Dungeon Strategy Guide for WoW Classic