WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Boosting

WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Phase 6 is coming soon, and Horde and Alliance players will join forces to fight Lich King's invasion. The highlight of Phase 6 is undoubtedly the newest raid, Naxxramas, which promises to be both the most difficult and the most consumed.

The opening of new raids means more powerful gear. Warriors of Azeroth will need to upgrade their gear to its best condition to face the powerful bosses in the raid, so the auction house will be extremely active. Furthermore, in Phase 6, you'll need WoW Classic 20th Anniversary gold even more than in previous phases.

Why Do You Need Gold?

Naxxramas, the most challenging raid, doesn't have specific gear requirements, but you'll need at least the best gear from Stage 5 to survive. Therefore, many players will probably take gold on items from the auction house.

In addition, there's an entry fee to enter Naxxramas raid, which requires materials and gold. This fee is waived only after reaching Exalted reputation with Argent Dawn.

Entry Fee:

• Honored: 60 gold, 5 Arcane Crystals, 2 Nexus Crystals, and 1 Righteous Orb.
• Revealed: 30 gold, 2 Arcane Crystals, and 1 Nexus Crystal.
• Exalted: No items required.

Players participating in this raid will also need to craft consumables like frost resistance potions, which consume a significant amount of WoW Classic 20th gold. You can either save gold or flip items for a profit later.

Recommended Farming Items

Tier 1

• Nexus Crystals and Arcanite Bars

Since entering Naxxramas requires an entrance fee (unless you're Exalted), and Nexus Crystals are essential, they're also essential for crafting and enchanting Tier 3 sets, so demand for them is expected to surge.

These two items are the most essential hard currency, with rigid demand and direct correlation to dungeon progress, placing them at the top of the list. Nexus Crystals may increase in value by over 200%, while Arcanite Bars may increase by 100%-150%.

Recommended Farming Locations

Arcanite Bars cannot be farmed and can only be converted by an alchemist using Transmute: Arcanite skill, which has a two-day cooldown.

Nexus Crystals can be obtained by players with Enchanting profession by disenchanting epic gear at level 56 and above. (Requires Disenchantment skill)

Tier 2

• Greater Frost Protection Potions, their ingredients, and recipes

Several boss encounters in Naxxramas require large quantities of Greater Frost Protection Potions, so they're sure to be in high demand when Phase 6 opens. In addition to the potion itself, its recipe and ingredients will also be in high demand on the auction house.

Greater Frost Protection Potions' recipes can be dropped by Frost Giants (with a 4% chance), but these locations are already monopolized by a few guilds, so it's not recommended for average players to waste their time farming them.

The primary ingredient needed to craft Greater Frost Protection Potions is Elemental Water. Demand is expected to surge, potentially tripling or even doubling their value on the auction house.

Recommended Farming Locations

The best way to farm Elemental Water is at Cresting Exiles in Arathi Highlands. Simply farming ordinary monsters will drop it, with a drop rate of around 17%, though the number of monsters is relatively small.

Another location on a small island off the northwest coast of Stranglethorn Vale hosts. Farming Lesser Water Elementals here also yields Elemental Water, with a drop rate of approximately 14%. However, the advantage here is that there are more monsters, making it more efficient.

Tier 3

• Greater Shadow Protection Potion and its ingredients and recipes

Because bosses in Naxxramas raid deal shadow damage in addition to cold damage, Greater Shadow Protection Potions are very popular.

Recommended Farming Locations

Greater Shadow Protection Potion recipes drop from Shadow Priests and Shadowcasters in Eastern Plaguelands, with a drop rate of only approximately 1.9%, and it takes about 1.5 hours to get one. Because of the long and inconsistent time required, farming the recipe is not recommended.

You can instead farm Grave Moss and Fadeleaf, the ingredients needed to craft the potion.

Grave Moss primarily appears in the following locations:

• Raven Hill Cemetery (Duskwood)
• Kodo Graveyard (Desolace)
• Ironbeard's Tomb (Wetlands)
• Scarlet Monastery Graveyard
• Stromgarde Keep (Arathi Highlands)

Fadeleaf primarily appears in the following locations:

• Dustwallow Marsh: Often yields the highest amounts of Fadeleaf.
• Stranglethorn Vale & Arathi Highlands: Good alternative locations, though the amount can depend on other players.
• Swamp of Sorrows
• The Hinterlands
• Alterac Mountains
• Badlands
• Razorfen Kraul
• Scarlet Monastery

While the value of these items is not always easy to come by, and the recipes are often worth more, a steady income of WoW 20th Anniversary gold is more important than taking a chance on those high-value items.

Other Key Investment Items

Essence Of Water

Besides being a component of Greater Frost Protection Potion, Essence of Water is also a key ingredient for crafting Frost Resistance equipment.

• Recommended Farming Locations: Felwood (7% drop) or Eastern Plaguelands (6% drop).

Felcloth And Mooncloth

Felcloth and Mooncloth have a wide variety of uses, from backpacks and resistance gear to exchanging for Tier 3 sets.

Both items are also in high demand, but they rank lower because of their high farm volume and current value. While their potential for further appreciation may be smaller than the top items, they remain valuable throughout the game.

• Recommended Farming Locations: Felwood, Azshara, and Dire Maul (Warpwood Quarter). Competition in these areas is fierce.

These are some of the most worthwhile items to farm in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Phase 6. Besides farming, players with a high profession level can also actively craft items, which can also bring in significant profits. Hopefully, this information will help you become a gold tycoon.

If you've exhausted all the currently playable WoW 20th Anniversary dungeons and raids, or simply grown tired of battling pre-programmed enemies, it's time to dive into PvP combat for even more rewards and fun!

PvP system you can now experience has been significantly improved compared to the original Classic. Not only can you earn WoW Classic 20th Anniversary gold through PvP combat, but you can also continuously level up through victories.

The more ranks you unlock, the rarer gear and related titles you'll earn. It's important to note that each week, your Honor Points are calculated based on your PvP achievements, which determine your ranking.

This article will explain the basic mechanics of PvP Honor Ranking system and provide strategies for earning Honor Points to earn rewards.

Overview Of PvP Honor Ranking System

This system incentivizes PvP combat through rankings and allows you to earn Honor Points through different types of combat. If your engagement is high enough, you can earn up to 500,000 points per week.

Your Honor Points total is calculated weekly, and upon reaching a certain threshold, your PvP rank increases. Higher ranks increase your chances of unlocking rarer gear.

It's worth noting that all unlockable PvP ranks for WoW Classic 20th Anniversary are only available after the launch of Phase 3, Blackwing Lair. If you've been stuck leveling because of this, you can now resume.

There are 14 PvP ranks in the game, and each rank unlocks corresponding gear and title rewards, the latter of which are permanently applied to your WoW 20th character.

How To Earn Honor Points?

Besides engaging in direct PvP combat in permitted open areas, the game offers a variety of other ways to farm points, which we'll explain in detail.

Honorable Kills (HKs)

When participating in any PvP content, if you or someone in your party kills an enemy faction player within 11 levels of your own, you'll earn Honorable Kill points.

However, it's important to note that the ultimate value of Honorable Kills you earn depends on a number of factors. Therefore, we offer the following tips to help you optimize the value of HKs you earn.

Killing Higher-Level Players

First, you only earn HKs by killing enemies within 11 levels of your own level. This means that if you're level 60 and kill a level 45 opponent, the kill won't count.

Furthermore, you should aim to kill as many high-level players as possible. The higher the opponent's level, the more Honorable Kill points you'll earn - so you should also strive to raise your own level as much as possible.

Of course, if you're not confident in killing players of your own level, you can stick to the middle ground, for example, focusing on killing players around level 50 or 49 at level 60.

Avoid Frequent Kills

Perhaps to ensure a more friendly PvP environment, WoW's 20th Anniversary implemented this mechanism. If you kill multiple players within a 24-hour period, Honor Points you earn will be reduced:

• The second kill will have its value reduced to 75% of the value of HK points earned.
• The third kill will have its value reduced to 50%.
• The fourth kill will have its value reduced to 25%.
• Killing another player five or more times will result in no Honor Points.

Maintaining A Level Balance Among Team Members

If you earn Honorable Kills with others in a group, all members will share the points earned from each kill. However, lower-level members will always receive less Honor than higher-level members.

Therefore, to ensure efficient farming, it's best to form a group with members of similar levels to avoid potential conflicts within the group.

Survive To The End

To effectively earn Honorable Kills, you must not only kill the enemy but also survive. Furthermore, if the enemy is healed during combat, you will not receive additional points for killing it.

Killing Racial Leader NPCs

Although this is considered a PvE encounter, it's a valuable way to earn Honor Points. Every two hours, you can kill the six WoW Classic 20th Anniversary racial leaders to earn Honor Points. If you're playing in a group, the points will be split evenly.

The six NPCs are:

Alliance:

• Highlord Bolvar Fordragon (Stormwind)
• King Magni Bronzebeard (Ironforge)
• Arch Druid Fandral Staghelm (Darnassus)

Horde:

• Thrall (Orgrimmar)
• Cairne Bloodhoof (Thunder Bluff)
• Lady Sylvanas Windrunner (Undercity)

Completing Objectives In Battlegrounds

Battlegrounds are PvP dungeon areas in the game. In addition to earning points by defeating other players, you can also complete special objectives, such as capturing the flag in Warsong Gulch or killing the lieutenant in Alterac Valley.

If two teams battle on a battleground, in addition to Honor Points, the winning team will also receive three Marks of Honor, which can be redeemed for XP and more points. The losing team will also receive one Mark of Honor.

To enter a battleground, you can use the portal at the battleground location or queue up at Battlemaster in your faction's capital.

All PvP Honor Ranking Rewards

Once you earn enough points, your PvP level will increase, unlocking rewards.

Note that listed before the "/ "symbol are Alliance rewards, while those following are Horde rewards. Others are general rewards specific to each faction.

• Rank 1: Private's Tabard/Scout's Tabard
• Rank 2: Insignia of the Alliance/Insignia of the Horde
• Rank 3: Sergeant's Cape/Sergeant's Cloak
• Rank 4: Master Sergeant's Insignia/Senior Sergeant's Insignia
• Rank 5: Blue-Quality Bracers
• Rank 6: Access to Combat Mana Potion/Combat Healing Potion
• Rank 7: Rare-Quality Set Boots and Gloves
• Rank 8: Rare-Quality Set Chest and Legs
• Rank 9: Alliance Battle Standard/Horde Battle Standard
• Rank 10: Rare-Quality Set Helm and Shoulder
• Rank 11: Access to PvP Epic Mounts, Ability to talk in the WorldDefense Channel
• Rank 12: Epic-Quality Set Gloves, Legs and Boots
• Rank 13: Epic-Quality Set Helm, Chest and Shoulders
• Rank 14: Epic-Quality Weapons

That's all for this introduction. Hope you reach rank 14 soon and become a PvP master in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary!