What the achievement asks
Complete all 10 storylines of Drustvar. Ten points, account-wide, Alliance only.
There is nothing hidden and nothing timed. This is the zone's own story, and the achievement is simply a checklist of the chapters it contains. What decides whether you finish it is whether you did the side chains as well as the main thread.
Getting the zone at all
Two things have to happen before any of these chapters exist for you.
First, finish the Battle for Azeroth introduction. For the alliance that is the chain around Come Sail Away, and until it is done the zone map in Boralus offers nothing.
Second, choose Drustvar from the map in Boralus. The three zones of your continent are picked one at a time, and a zone you have already selected has to be finished before you can switch to another.
This achievement is Alliance only. There is no way to earn it on a character of the other faction, and it cannot be traded across an account by any route other than levelling a character on that side.
The 10 chapters
| Storyline |
|---|
| The Final Effigy |
| The Burden of Proof |
| An Airtight Alibi |
| The Order of Embers |
| A New Order |
| Break on Through |
| Storming the Manor |
| Drustfall |
| Fighting With Fire |
| Stick It To 'Em! |
Drustvar has ten chapters, more than any other zone in the expansion, and the longest story: a witch trial that becomes a war against the Drust.
Fighting With Fire and Stick It To 'Em! are short side chains with no connection to the Waycrest thread.
Finishing this zone has a consequence beyond the achievement: it unlocks Falconhurst. Sausage Sampler needs an innkeeper who is not there until the town is freed, and she is the only source of one of the six sausages.
The order matters less than the count
Chapters overlap: you can usually hold quests from two or three at once, and the game does not present them as separate stories. That is precisely why people finish the zone believing they are done.
Before you leave, open the achievement and read the list rather than trusting the feeling of having finished. The chapters that are missing are almost always the ones that never appeared on the critical path.