WoW MoP Classic Auction House Flipping Guide: How To Invest In Items To Earn A Lot Of Gold?

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• WoW MoP Classic Rare Monsters Drops Guide: Which Zones Have The Best Resources?

  Compared to Cataclysm Classic, WoW MoP Classic introduces a new zone, Pandaria. This new zone not only includes new dungeons and raids but also features many new rare NPCs in areas like The Jade Forest and Krasarang Wilds

  Rare monsters earn higher EXP and more MoP Classic gold. These rare monsters also drop items, including gear, weapons, and toys, some of which are quite sought after.

  If you’re interested in some gear or toys but don’t know where to find them, the following information can help (Purple=Epic, Bule=Rare, Green=Normal).

  

  The Jade Forest

  • Darkstaff of Annihilation: Kor’nas Nightsavage
  • Needlefang Throatripper: Krax’ik
  • Fishsticker Crossbow: Sarnak
  • Ook-Breaker Mace: Mister Ferocious, Ferdinand
  • Fangcracker Battlemace: Morgrinn Crackfang
  • Pool-Stirrer: Aethis
  • Pathwalker Greatstaff: Urobi the Walker
  • Forest Trickster’s Leggings: In The Jade Forest
  • Gan Shi Warlord Legguards: In The Jade Forest
  • Grookin’ Grookin’ Trousers: In The Jade Forest
  • Jade Heart Leggings: In The Jade Forest
  • Leggings of Forgotten War: In The Jade Forest
  • Leggings of Fractured Reflection: In The Jade Forest
  • Leggings of Spiritsong Melody: In The Jade Forest
  • Orchard Tender’s Leggings: In The Jade Forest
  • Tian Trainee Leggings: In The Jade Forest
  • Small Bag of Goods: Drops from all rare monsters

  The Jade Forest is full of pets, treasure chests, and special monsters. Some of these even drop epic items (though the drop rate is only around 10%). These epic items aren’t worth much; if you don’t need them, you can sell them at the auction house for some WoW MoP Classic gold.

  Valley Of The Four Winds

  • Battle Horn: Blackhoof
  • Magic Banana: Bonobos
  • Terracotta Fragment: Jonn-Dar
  • Dynasty of Steel: Nal’lak the Ripper
  • Seed of Tranquil Growth: Nasra Spothide
  • Salyin Battle Banner: Salyin Warscout
  • Overgrown Lilypad: Sele’na
  • Crystal of Insanity: Sulik’shor
  • Thunderfall Gauntlets: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Grain Warden’s Gauntlets: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Gloves of Burrow Spelunking: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Grower’s Gloves: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Marshsong Gloves: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Gloves of Congealed Mist: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Mudmug’s Mitts: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Monstrous Silk Gloves: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Plough Driving Grips: In Valley of the Four Winds
  • Small Bag of Goods: Dropped by all rare monsters

  Rare monsters in Valley of the Four Winds drop rare items. In addition to the items listed above, every rare monster has a chance to drop a Blood-Soaked Invitation.

  

  Krasarang Wilds

  • Silent Leggings of the Ghostpaw: Ruun Ghostpaw
  • Spriggin’s Sproggin’ Leggin’: Spriggin
  • Go-Kan’s Golden Trousers: Go-Kan
  • Torik-Ethis’ Bloodied Legguards: Torik-Ethis
  • Qu’nas’ Apocryphal Legplates: Qu’nas
  • Arness’s Scaled Leggings: Arness the Scale
  • Cournith Waterstrider’s Silken Finery: Cournith Waterstrider
  • Gaarn’s Leggings of Infestation: Gaarn the Toxic
  • Shen-zin Shell Headguard: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Unearthed Dojani Headcover: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Ancient Krasari Helm: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Beachcomber’s Hat: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Crest of the Red Crane: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Brushstalker Helm: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Korjan Mystic’s Hood: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Tidehunter Helm: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Deepwild Hunting Helm: In Krasarang Wilds
  • Small Bag of Goods: Drops from all rare monsters

  Krasarang Wilds is not as rich as The Jade Forest, but the epic items are slightly better quality.

  Kun-Lai Summit

  • Pandaren Firework Launcher: Ahone the Wanderer
  • Shard of Archstone: Havak
  • Hardened Shell: Nessos the Oracle
  • Rod of Ambershaping: Ski’thik
  • Crate of Kidnapped Puppies: Borginn Darkfist
  • Forager’s Gloves: Korda Torros
  • Hozen Peace Pipe: Scritch
  • Farwater Conch: Zai the Outcast
  • Bracers of the Frozen Summit: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Bracers of the Serene Mountaintop: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Frozen Zandalari Bracer: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Ice Encrusted Bracer: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Kafa Picker’s Bracers: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Mountain Trailblazer’s Cuffs: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Terracotta Guardian’s Bracer: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Wristguards of Great Fortune: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Yakwasher’s Bracers: In Kun-Lai Summit
  • Small Bag of Goods: Drops from all rare monsters

  Kun-Lai Summit contains numerous treasures and three mounts, as well as many interesting rare items like Hardened Shell and Rod of Ambershaping. You can sell these two functional toys for some Mists of Pandaria gold.

  Townlong Steppes

  • Big Bag of Food: The Yowler
  • Big Bag of Jewels: Lith’ik the Stalker
  • Big Bag of Arms: Kah’tir
  • Big Bag of Skins: Siltriss the Sharpener
  • Big Bag of Linens: Eshelon
  • Big Bag of Mysteries: Norlaxx
  • Big Bag of Wonders: Yul Wildpaw
  • Big Bag of Herbs: Lon the Bull
  • Congealed Mist Amulet: In Townlong Steppes
  • Razor-Sharp Chitin Choker: In Townlong Steppes
  • Suna’s Shattered Locket: In Townlong Steppes
  • Yaungol Mist-Shaman’s Amulet: In Townlong Steppes
  • Yoke of Niuzao: In Townlong Steppes
  • Small Bag of Goods: Dropped by all rare monsters

  The best item in Townlong Steppe is killing Kah’tir You’ll get a “big bag of weapons,” but the rewards are random, so don’t expect to find a bag of epic items.

  Dread Wastes

  • Eternal Warrior’s Sigil: Gar’lok
  • Hozen Beach Ball: Ik-Ik the Nimble
  • Elixir of Ancient Knowledge: Krol the Blade
  • Golden Fleece: Omnis Grinlok
  • Hollow Reed: Nalash Verdantis
  • Imbued Jade Fragment: Karr the Darkener
  • Ai-Li’s Skymirror: Ai-Li’s Skymirror
  • Yaungol Wind Chime: Dak the Breaker
  • Amber-Starched Robes: In Dread Wastes
  • Chestpiece of Twinkling Stars: In Dread Wastes
  • Chestplate of Manifest Dread: In Dread Wastes
  • Fearsworn Chestpiece: In Dread Wastes
  • Kunchong Carapace Chestguard: In Dread Wastes
  • Mazu’s Robe: In Dread Wastes
  • Sharkskin Armor: In Dread Wastes
  • Spinebreaker Chestpiece: In Dread Wastes
  • Small Bag of Goods: Dropped by all rare monsters.

  Dread Wastes also doesn’t have any epic items, but Elixir of Ancient Knowledge is quite good and very popular among players.

  Vale Of Eternal Blossoms

  • Helpful Wikky’s Whistle: Major Nanners
  • Bottled Tornado: Kal’tik the Blight
  • Chalice of Secrets: Urgolax
  • Panflute of Pandaria: Moldo One-Eye
  • Aqua Jewel: Sahn Tidehunter
  • Kang’s Bindstone: Kang the Soul Thief
  • Essence of the Breeze: Ai-Ran the Shifting Cloud
  • Mr. Smite’s Brass Compass: Yorik Sharpeye
  • Cloak of the Forgotten Emperor: In Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Cloak of Tranquil Clouds: In Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Jade Harbinger’s Cloak: In Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Softfoot’s Drape: In Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Tattered Guo-Lai Dynasty Cloak: In Vale of Eternal Blossoms
  • Small Bag of Goods: Dropped by all rare monsters

   Vale of Eternal Blossoms rare NPCs also have a chance to drop Blood-Soaked Invitation if you kill them.

  The above is the drop situation of rare monsters in each area of WoW MoP Classic. Which items are you more interested in?

• WoW MoP Classic Elegon Boss Fight: How To Navigate All Three Phases?

  Even if you played the original Mists of Pandaria Classic back in 2012, it’s hard to resist experiencing its remastered version 13 years later! Not only is the server’s uniquely Chinese aesthetic intriguing, but MoP Classic has been thoroughly optimized.

  As in the past, Mists of Pandaria Classic will release phases gradually, unlocking all playable content within each phase. The latest phase to open is Mogu’shan Vaults raid.

  We’ve previously provided an overview of all the bosses in this raid in another article. While veteran WoW players may be familiar with the specific boss fight mechanics, newcomers to MoP Classic may still struggle.

  This time, we’ll walk you through the three phases of the encounter with Elegon, the fifth boss in the raid, to help you navigate this encounter.

  

  Elegon Boss Fight Overview

  In all Elegon boss fight phases, the number of rounds your team must complete depends on everyone’s DPS. Regardless of your team’s strength, you’ll need at least two rounds to complete the fight.

  Note: Entering Energy Vortex floor, the boss, will afflict you with Touch of the Titans, increasing your damage dealt and healing received by 50%. Another Overcharged effect increases your damage taken by 5% for each stack. Both effects last for the entire fight and can only be removed by escaping Energy Vortex.

  Furthermore, defeating a single boss won’t yield any rewards, so you’ll need to persevere to defeat Elegon and the final Mogu’shan Vaults boss, Jan-Xi, to obtain WoW MoP Classic gold or gear, as well as other rare drops.

  Phase 1

  At the start of the fight, Elegon will initially be located in the center of the arena, periodically casting Celestial Breath in a cone in front of him. Next, until his health drops below 50%, he’ll repeatedly cast Materialize Protector, summoning a Celestial Protector to attack you.

  Celestial Protector will cast Arcing Energy, attacking two random players in 10-player difficulty and seven random players in 25-player difficulty. If hit, you’ll be affected by Closed Circuit, reducing healing received by 50% for 20 seconds.

  When Celestial Protector’s health reaches 25%, it gains Stability Flux, periodically damaging everyone. Upon death, it will damage everyone through Total Annihilation.

  Furthermore, Celestial Protector may trigger Destabilizing Energies during the encounter, resulting in death if hit twice. If Total Annihilation hits fewer than three players, a Catastrophic Anomaly will trigger, instantly wiping out the entire raid.

  Meanwhile, if no players are nearby, Elegon himself will use Grasping Energy Tendrils to grab everyone and dealing Arcane damage. When Elegon’s health reaches 50%, he becomes unstable and casts Radiating Energies, dealing pulsating Arcane damage.

  This phase has two loops. The first ends when Elegon reaches 85% health, and the fight repeats until the boss’s health reaches 50%, ending again and entering Phase 2.

  Phase 2

  During this phase, the boss stops attacking and enters a weakened state, while also generating Energy Charges. The stronger your raid team’s DPS, the sooner Phase 2 ends.

  To achieve this, you and your raid must ensure your DPS is sufficient to destroy each wave of Energy Charges, and focusing on destroying more while also damaging Elegon.

  During Phase 2, the boss will continuously cast Draw Power, which increases Elegon’s damage taken by 10%. This effect accumulates, so you must seize this opportunity to weaken him as much as possible.

  Also during this phase, you must be sure to exit Energy Vortex to eliminate the negative effects; otherwise, you risk death from the cumulative damage.

  Once an Energy Charge leaves Energy Vortex and reaches one of Empyreal Focuses, the fight enters Phase 3.

  Phase 3

  At the start of Phase 3, Elegon becomes immune to all damage and begins by shattering the ground beneath his feet. You must dodge quickly, or you’ll plummet to your death at the start of Phase 3.

  To win the final phase, you must survive while destroying all six Empyreal Focuses. Each Focus destroyed grants the boss an Overloaded bonus, increasing its damage and attack speed by 20%.

  In addition, Elegon periodically casts Unstable Energy, dealing Arcane damage to the entire raid, and Energy Cascade at random players. If hit, you’ll likely die from the massive Arcane damage.

  Another boss ability worth keeping an eye out for is Cosmic Spark, which is only resistant to tank roles on the team.

  After destroying all Empyreal Focuses in phase 3, the boss fight will return to Phase 1 and continue until you deplete Elegon’s health in a later phase of the loop.

  

  Battle Strategies

  This boss is undoubtedly challenging because of its lengthy duration. If your raid’s DPS isn’t sufficient, this encounter could easily take several hours. To maximize efficiency, here are some recommendations for different roles on your team:

  • Tanks: Ensure Celestial Protectors don’t explode in your party.
  • Healers: Heal allies affected by Destabilizing Energies promptly and try to cover the entire raid during Phase 3.
  • Damage Dealers: Save your big cleave abilities for when Energy Charges are spawning.

  All Boss Skills

  To help you more intuitively understand all of Elegon’s skills, we’ve listed them and their corresponding phases below:

  Phase 1:

  • Celestial Breath
  • Materialize Protector
  • Arcing Energy
  • Closed Circuit
  • Stability Flux
  • Total Annihilation
  • Destabilizing Energies
  • Destabilized
  • Catastrophic Anomaly
  • Grasping Energy Tendrils
  • Radiating Energies

  Phase 2:

  • Draw Power
  • Discharge

  Phase 3:

  • Overloaded
  • Unstable Energy
  • Energy Cascade
  • Cosmic Spark

  In short, as long as you and your teammates memorize the boss’s skill effects and casting order, and follow the tips we’ve provided to strengthen your characters as much as possible before the battle, you should be able to complete this boss fight! We wish you success!

• WoW MoP Classic Useful Rare Items In Pandaria: What Are They Useage?

  In addition to gear and weapons, WoW MoP Classic also offers a variety of items. Epic items are of course the most valuable, fetching hundreds of MoP Classic gold at auction, but Pandaria is home to many other useful items.

  A wide variety of rare items exist in Pandaria, including mounts, pets, and cosmetic items. Below are some rare items that may be useful for exploring, challenging, or even raiding Pandaria.

  

  Rod Of Ambershaping

  • Dropped by: Ski’thik
  • Drop Chance: 15.84%
  • Use: Encases the target in amber for up to one minute, restricting their movement. Any damage to the amber will shatter it. It cannot target players or players above level 94.

  You can find this rare monster at Kun Lai Summit in the snowy mountain zone in the lower left corner of Pandaria. This item cannot be used in raids, but it can be used anywhere else. This powerful crowd control skill is perfect for controlling tough enemies in challenges.

  Hardened Shell

  • Dropped by: Nessos the Oracle
  • Drop Chance: 23.74%
  • Use: Throw a hardened shell, knocking the target down. Does not work against targets above level 94 (15-minute cooldown).

  This is a very interesting toy. Its short cast time makes it nearly impossible for its target to escape. It can knock down any flying player, but this often makes you a hostile opponent. Are you prepared for retaliation from other players?

  Eternal Warrior’s Sigil

  • Dropped by: Gar’lok
  • Drop Chance: 23.19%
  • Use: Restores 90% mana and health over 6 seconds. Taking any damage will interrupt this effect. Usable only in Pandaria. (5-minute cooldown)

  You can only use this item in Pandaria zone, while it cannot be used in dungeons, raids, challenges, or any other similar environments. While this is quite restrictive, its benefits are clear: it can replace the effects of potions and food, and with a cooldown of only 5 minutes, it can save you a lot of Mists of Pandaria Classic gold when exploring the open world.

  Elixir Of Ancient Knowledge

  • Max Stack: 20
  • Dropped by: Krol the Blade
  • Drop Chance: 13.27%
  • Use: Increases experience gained by 300% for one hour. Unavailable to players level 84 and above.

  This rare item is extremely popular, providing an astonishing 300% experience bonus and is usable by characters below level 84. The boost is cumulative with other effects, but the buff disappears upon death.

  This rare item is the ultimate leveling boost potion. Complete quests ahead of time, then drink this potion before claiming the rewards, and your leveling speed will skyrocket.

  If you’ve reached level 90 and no longer need this potion, you can put it up for sale on the auction house, where it will be instantly snatched up by other players, as it’s incredibly popular.

  Aqua Jewel

  • Dropped by: Sahn Tidehunter
  • Drop Chance: 8.43%
  • Use: Increases swim speed by 50% and allows the user to breathe underwater for 10 minutes (1-hour cooldown).

  This item has a long cooldown, but you won’t need to be underwater much most of the time in Pandaria.

  When you activate this item, you and your mount become translucent, making you invisible to other players if they’re not paying attention. Flying in the air makes it even harder for them to spot you, making it incredibly useful in PvP.

  Helpful Wikky’s Whistle

  • Dropped by: Major Nanners
  • Drop Chance: 42.24%
  • Use: Summons a Helpful Wikky who will search for food and bring back gifts. (2-hour cooldown)

  After you summon Helpful Wikky, she disappears. After you kill about 50 monsters, she returns with a bag containing mostly food, potions, and other unused items. While these aren’t particularly valuable, but there’s no need to complain too much about free items.

  

  Hozen Peace Pipe

  • Max Stack: 20
  • Dropped by: Scritch
  • Drop Chance: 3.94%
  • Use: Increases reputation with the inhabitants of Pandaria by 1000. (7-day cooldown)

  This rare item is highly sought after by players, even with its 7-day cooldown. Farming reputation in Pandaria is a chore, and now there’s an item that directly boosts reputation—who wouldn’t want it?

  It sells well at the auction house. If you’re looking to earn some WoW MoP gold, try farming Hozen Peace Pipe.

  Battle Horn

  • Dropped by: Blackhoof
  • Drop Chance: 19.76%
  • Use: Using this horn attracts enemies within a 40-yard radius. (2-minute cooldown)

  This item is a powerful taunt. If you’re a tank and plan to play Challenge Mode with friends, you should have Battle Horn ready. After using it, enemies will flock to you, allowing you and your team to defeat them with ease.

  Crystal Of Insanity

  • Dropped by: Sulik’shor
  • Drop Chance: 16.28%
  • Use: Increases all stats by 500 points for 1 hour. This effect is equivalent to the battle and guardian potions. (15-minute cooldown)

  Crystal of Insanity’s effect is straightforward. It provides stat boosts for all classes, and this effect persists even after death, making it a good, free alternative to flasks.

  Overgrown Lilypad

  • Dropped by: Sele’na
  • Drop Chance: 19.39%
  • Use: Grants you one of Druid’s abilities, based on your class and combat role. Cooldown: 1 hour (only available in the open world of Pandaria).

  This rare item is good for all classes except Druids. Druids should avoid using it, as it doesn't work for them. This item grants you a Druid-like buff based on your class and combat type (DPS, Tank, Healer). This buff lasts for one hour, but expires upon death.

  Ancient Pandaren Fishing Charm

  • Use: After using this amulet, you’ll find more fish in the pools of Pandaria for 1 hour.

  This item is obtained through questing and cannot be farmed. If you prefer fishing, you can do so after obtaining this item.

  All the above are some rare items found only in Pandaria. They all provide significant bonuses and make the game easier, but before you farm them, it’s best to check if you meet the required level.

• WoW MoP Classic Darkmoon Faire Guide: What Are New Content? - Mounts, Pets, And Buff

  World of Warcraft’s appeal to so many players is primarily because of its compelling story and rich gameplay. Besides dungeons and raids, you can also train pets, fish, and advance professions.

  In Mists of Pandaria Classic, Darkmoon Faire was a pure entertainment venue, a bit like Gold Saucer in Final Fantasy XIV, complete with its own fun mini-games. You can also obtain mounts and players here, making it a must-see for every player. In MoP Classic, the Darkmoon Faire has added several new features. Let’s take a look at what you can do there.

  

  New Content

  Darkmoon Striders

  For players who haven’t yet acquired a mount, the gnome at the entrance will lend them one for free. It can only be used within Darkmoon Faire. Once you dismount, it automatically leaves, requiring you to return to the gnomes to redeem it.

  Carousel Buff

  At Darkmoon Faire, a pandaren named Kae Ti opened a carousel. If you take a ticket with WoW MoP Classic gold and ride it for a while, you’ll receive a buff for up to an hour—WHEE!! While this buff is active, your XP and reputation gains increase by 10%. This buff is particularly useful for anyone leveling or gaining reputation.

  Darkmoon Top Hat sold by Gelvas Grimegate provides the same benefit, but it requires 10 Darkmoon Prize tickets and its effects don’t stack with WHEE!. Furthermore, when Darkmoon Faire closes, all Darkmoon Top Hats in your inventory will disappear, so use them quickly to avoid wasting them.

  New Prizes

  Playing daily mini-games will earn you a Darkmoon Prize Ticket, which has a chance of receiving the following items:

  • Darkmoon Top Hat
  • Darkmoon Sword
  • Darkmoon Dragon
  • Darkmoon Tiger
  • Cloak of the Darkmoon Faire
  • Darkmoon Zeppelin
  • Darkmoon Whistle

  These small prizes are not worth much, so you don’t need to sell them for Classic gold. However, you can email them to your alts. These rewards aren’t guaranteed to appear, and sometimes you’ll only receive a Darkmoon Prize Ticket.

  • He Shoots, He Scores!
  • It’s Hammer Time
  • Target: Turtle
  • The Humanoid Cannonball
  • Tonk Commander

  New Items And Contents

  Vendors on Darkmoon Island are selling some new items:

  • Darkmoon Whistle: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets.
  • Darkmoon Hatchling: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets.
  • Darkmoon Fishing Cap: Obtained by fishing in the waters of Darkmoon Island.
  • Darkmoon Rabbit (World Boss) is now active on Darkmoon Island, and you can also catch two new pets:
  • Darkmoon Glowfly
  • Crow

  Pet Battle

  On Darkmoon Island, you can find Pet Trainer Jeremy Feasel. Speaking with him will unlock a daily quest: Darkmoon Pet Battle! Defeating it with your trained pet will reward you with the following items:

  • Darkmoon Pet Supplies
  • Lesser Charm of Good Fortune *2
  • Valor Points *5

  Opening Darkmoon Pet Supplies will grant you 5 Darkmoon Prize Tickets and a chance to receive a Darkmoon Eye.

  There are many pets on Darkmoon Island, most of which are not obtained by catching:

  Exchange at the vendor:

  • Darkmoon Balloon: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets
  • Darkmoon Cub: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets
  • Darkmoon Monkey: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets
  • Darkmoon Pony: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets
  • Darkmoon Turtle: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets
  • Darkmoon Tank: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets
  • Darkmoon Zeppelin: 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets

  Defeat pet trainers:

  • Darkmoon Eye: Dropped from Darkmoon Pet Supplies
  • Syd the Squid: Dropped from High-Level Darkmoon Pet Supplies

  World Bosses:

  • Darkmoon Rabbit: Dropped from Darkmoon Rabbit
  • Moon Moon: Dropped from Moonfang

  Catch:

  • Darkmoon Firefly
  • Crow

  

  Other Content

  Profession Quests

  If your profession has not yet reached Zen Master, there are also quests at the Darkmoon Faire that can improve your profession skills. Completing these quests will also earn your reputation, Darkmoon Game Tokens, and Darkmoon Prize Tickets.

  • A Fizzy Fusion: +5 Alchemy skill points
  • Baby Needs Two Pair of Shoes: +5 Blacksmithing skill points
  • Putting Trash to Good Use: +5 Enchanting skill points
  • Talkin’ Tonks: +5 Engineering skill points
  • Herbs for Healing: +5 Herbalism skill points
  • Writing the Future: +5 Inscription skill points
  • Keeping the Faire Sparkling: +5 Jewelcrafting skill points
  • Eyes on the Prizes: +5 Leatherworking skill points
  • Rearm, Reuse, Recycle: +5 Mining skill points
  • Tan My Hide: +5 Skinning skill points
  • Banners, Banners Everywhere!: +5 Tailoring skill points
  • Fun for the Little Ones: +5 Archeology skill points
  • Putting the Crunch in the Frog: +5 Cooking skill points
  • Putting the Carnies Back Together Again: +5 First Aid skill points
  • Spoilin’ For Salty Sea Dogs: +5 Fishing skill points

  Achievements

  In Mists of Pandaria Classic, you can unlock various achievements for your activities at Darkmoon Faire. Some are quite challenging, so keep trying.

  • Blastenheimer Bullseye
  • Step Right Up
  • Quick Shot
  • Come One, Come All!
  • Darkmoon Duelist
  • Fairegoer’s Feast
  • I Was Promised a Pony
  • Darkmoon Defender
  • Darkmoon Dungeoneer
  • Darkmoon Despoiler
  • Taking the Show on the Road
  • Taking the Show on the Road (different location from the previous one)
  • Faire Favors
  • Darkmoon Dominator

  Darkmoon Faire offers a wealth of gameplay options. Available for a limited time in MoP Classic, it offers some fantastic rewards and doesn’t take a lot of MoP Classic gold, making it accessible to all players!

• WoW MoP Classic Vengeance Impacts On Tank Classes: How To Choose The Right Class?

  While World of Warcraft series spans multiple different games and servers, some core mechanics are universal across them, such as the available classes and races, as well as their associated special abilities.

  Thus, in WoW MoP Classic, you can still play as a tank class, drawing threat and absorbing damage from enemies for your teammates, while still gaining additional benefits from your passive ability, Vengeance.

  However, after the rework, Vengeance’s role in the game has changed, impacting all five tank classes differently. We’ll explain this so you can make the best tank class choices.

  

  What Is Vengeance?

  Vengeance converts a proportional amount of damage taken into attack damage, boosting your damage output so you can win in the endgame against enemies dealing tens of thousands of damage points and still earn WoW MoP Classic gold.

  When you select the tanking specialization for your character in Mists of Pandaria Classic, you gain Vengeance as a passive skill. Currently, the following classes can select this skill:

  • Blood Death Knights
  • Guardian Druids
  • Brewmaster Monks
  • Protection Paladins
  • Protection Warriors

  If your base class is Druid or Warrior, you must be in Bear Form or Defensive Stance to avoid gaining the bonus Vengeance effect. It should be noted that when you are in Cat Form, Vengeance effect is negated.

  Note that non-Guardian Druids can still utilize Vengeance in Bear Form by selecting Heart of the Wild talent.

  Vengeance Effects In MoP Classic Now

  After optimizations and changes, utilizing Vengeance in MoP Classic now grants the following combat effects:

  • Granting an attack power boost equal to 1.8% of unmitigated damage taken, lasting for 20 seconds.
  • The maximum attack power gain you can receive is determined by your maximum health.
  • Dodge, parry, or miss all grant Vengeance, similar to strike landing.
  • Suffering a critical hit reduces Vengeance gain from that attack by 50%.
  • You cannot gain Vengeance while standing in areas with persistent damage effects.
  • Taunting an enemy attacking a tank grants 50% Vengeance.

  What Is Specialization?

  In Mists of Pandaria Classic, specialization, often referred to as a spec, determines your subsequent abilities and advantages in the game, as well as your role on the team, based on your base class.

  When your character reaches level 10, you can choose a specialization. Available roles include:

  • Tank
  • Healer
  • Ranged DPS
  • Melee DPS

  Tank Role Class

  In raids and dungeon crawls, the tank’s primary responsibility is to attract enemy attention, absorb damage, and prevent allies from being attacked. In tank-centric encounters, as the only character taking damage, they’re also the only ones who need healing.

  Therefore, to win these encounters, healing should be concentrated on the tank. If the tank’s teammate doesn’t attract enough threats, the healing effect is dispersed, easily leading to a team wipe.

  The Impact Of Vengeance On The Five Tank Classes

  With the changes to Vengeance mechanic in WoW MoP Classic, the impact of Vengeance, the mechanic most closely associated with the tank class, has also changed across the tank classes.

  1. Protection Warrior

  For this class, combining the benefits of Shield Barrier and Vengeance not only allows for increased damage output but also provides an excellent defense against powerful bosses, as you gain rage faster than you lose absorption.

  In terms of skills, a noteworthy Protection Warrior skill is Execute, which provides an attack power bonus that allows you to deal increased damage when a boss’s health drops below 20%, effectively finishing them off.

  

  2. Blood Death Knight

  Comparatively speaking, this class doesn’t receive much in the way of defensive bonuses from Vengeance optimizations, focusing more on increased damage. While the skill Death Sipho’s defense has increased, the embarrassing thing is that it is often used to attack.

  3. Brewmaster Monk

  This class is unique in that the benefits gained from Vengeance optimizations primarily come in the form of increased AoE damage. After the changes, its Raid Guard allows you to fight multiple enemies simultaneously without feeling overwhelmed.

  In addition, the class’s personal guard and Gift of the Ox’s healing effects have been enhanced, increasing its overall defense in combat. Rushing Jade Wind also gives Brewmaster Monk considerable offensive power.

  4. Protection Paladin

  In MoP Classic, Protection Paladin’s Holy Shield and Guardian of Light abilities both received a spell power bonus. If you have enough Holy Energy, you can also use Eternal Flame and, after gaining enough Haste, utilize it to heal allies during a raid.

  If you stack Vengeance high enough on top of this, you’ll heal all allies within a 10-yard radius for over 100,000 health every 2 seconds while in a raid, while also dealing significant damage to enemies hit.

  5. Guardian Druid

  Vengeance changes affect this class by increasing the following two abilities:

  • Healing Touch through Dream of Cenarius
  • Raid healing through Nature’s Vigil

  You can also gain additional benefits through Frenzied Regeneration. However, with poor gear, Guardian Druid will only be able to use this ability more effectively in fights that aren’t primarily focused on magic damage.

  That’s all for this guide. If you’re a MoP Classic tank class players, it will definitely be helpful to you! I wish you have fun!

• WoW MoP Classic Archaeology Guide: What Can You Find In Azeroth?

  In WoW MoP Classic, the archaeologist is one of four secondary professions available to all races and classes. While it doesn’t provide combat benefits, it allows you to explore Azeroth at any time and unearth valuable items.

  While most of the time you’ll be digging up gray trash, as your profession skill increases, you’ll find valuable items, even epic items, which you can sell for some MoP Classic gold - perhaps the easiest way to earn them.

  

  How To Archaeology?

  In MoP Classic, Archaeology progresses faster than in the original game, but reaching the maximum level still requires several days of sprinting around the map. If that still seems too long, you can use WoW MoP Classic Boost to accelerate your leveling.

  Players can accept quests for Archaeologist profession after reaching level 20. Once you’ve found the appropriate trainer, you can open the map and look for small shovel icons. These areas are called dig sites. However, it’s worth noting that some dig sites belong to different races. In these areas, you can unearth artifacts exclusive to that race, but these areas require different digging levels.

  • Dwarf level 1: At Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor
  • Fossil level 1: At Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor
  • Night Elf level 1: At Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor
  • Troll level 1: At Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor
  • Draenei level 300: In Outland
  • Orc level 300: In Outland
  • Nerubian level 375: At Northrend/Eastern Plaguelands
  • Vrykul level 375: In Northrend
  • Tol’vir level 450: In Uldum
  • Pandaren level 525: In Pandaria
  • Mogu level 525: In Pandaria
  • Mantid level 525: In Pandaria

  

  Archeology Rewards

  The artifacts found in different areas are different for different races, but this has nothing to do with the player’s own race. Different races dig up the same items, except for Dwarves, who can find more Archaeology Fragments and level up Archaeology profession faster.

  Draenei Archeology Rewards

  • The Last Relic of Argus (N/A): 130* Draenei Archaeology Fragments, 300 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Arrival of the Naaru (Toy):124* Draenei Archaeology Fragments, 300 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Dwarf Archeology Rewards

  • The Innkeeper’s Daughter (Toy): 150* Dwarf Archaeology Fragments, 150 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Staff of Sorcerer-Thane Thaurissan (Staff): 150 Dwarf Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Chalice of the Mountain Kings (Toy): 100* Dwarf Archaeology Fragments, 150 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Clockwork Gnome (Pet): 100 Dwarf Archaeology Fragments, 225 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Fossil Archeology Rewards

  • Extinct Turtle Shell (Shield): 150* Fossil Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Fossilized Raptor (Mount): 100* Fossil Archaeology Fragments, 150 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Fossilized Hatchling (Pet): 100* Fossil Archaeology Fragments 75 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Ancient Amber (Toy): 100* Fossil Archaeology Fragments
  • Pterrordax Hatchling (Pet): 120* Fossil Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Nerubian Archeology Rewards

  • Blessing of the Old God (Toy): 140* Nerubian Archaeology Fragments, 375 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Puzzle Box of Yogg-Saron (Toy): 140* Nerubian Archaeology Fragments, 375 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Night Elf Archeology Rewards

  • Queen Azshara’s Dressing Gown (Cloth Chest): 100* Night Elf Archaeology Fragments, 225 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Tyrande’s Favorite Doll (Trinket): 150* Night Elf Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Bones of Transformation (Toy): 150* Night Elf Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Wisp Amulet (Toy): 150* Night Elf Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Kaldorei Wind Chimes (Toy): 98* Night Elf Archaeology Fragments, 225 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Druid and Priest Statue Set (Toy): 100 *Night Elf Archaeology Fragments, 150 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Highborne Soul Mirror (Toy): 100 Night Elf Archaeology Fragments, 150 Archaeology Skill requirements.

  Mantid Archeology Rewards

  • Mantid Sky Reaver (Sword): 180* Mantid Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Sonic Pulse Generator (Gun): 180* Mantid Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Mogu Archeology Rewards

  • Quilen Statuette (Trinket): 180* Mogu Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Anatomical Dummy (Toy): 180* Mogu Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Orc Archeology Rewards

  • Headdress of the First Shaman (Mail Head): 130* Orc Archaeology Fragments, 300 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Pandaren Archeology Rewards

  • Umbrella of Chi-Ji (Off-Hand Thrill): 180* Pandaren Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Spear of Xuen (Polearm): 180* Pandaren Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Tol’vir Archeology Rewards

  • Scepter of Azj’Aqir (Mount): 150* Tol’vir Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Pendant of the Scarab Storm (Toy): 150* Tol’vir Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Staff of Ammunae (Staff): 150* Tol’vir Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Ring of the Boy Emperor (Finger): 150* Tol’vir Archaeology Fragments 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Crawling Claw (Pet): 150* Tol’vir Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Scimitar of the Sirocco (1H Sword): 150* Tol’vir Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Canopic Jar (Misc.) 45* Tol’vir Archaeology Fragments, 525 Archaeology Skill requirement.

  Troll Archeology Rewards

  • Haunted War Drum (Toy): 100* Troll Archaeology Fragments.
  • Zin’rokh, Destroyer of Worlds (2H Sword): 150* Troll Archaeology Fragments, 450 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Voodoo Figurine (Pet): 100* Troll Archaeology Fragments.

  Vrykul Archeology Rewards

  • Nifflevar Bearded Axe (1H Axe): 130* Vrykul Archaeology Fragments, 375 Archaeology Skill requirement.
  • Vrykul Drinking Horn (Toy): 100* Vrykul Archaeology Fragments.

  Upgrading your archaeology won’t take too long. Once you become a Zen Master, the items you discover will be enough to meet your level 90 needs, and others, you can sell them for MoP Classic gold, which are popular in players.