Welcome to this new guide! The upcoming event in Fallout 76 - the new Spring Cleaning challenge event is set to run from May 7th to May 21st, it’s a limited-time event, which offering exclusive rewards. To participate, you simply need to complete specific challenges and unlock various rewards along the way. Without wasting time, let’s dive in!

Spring Cleaning Event Explained

The Spring Cleaning event this time consists of cleaning up junk or creatures in Appalachia, or is going to get you the challenges completed. As of the Atomic Shop update on May 7th, we can be getting the new Abraxo Pip-boy skin without using Fallout 76 Bottle Caps. Players can then pick this up, equip it on their character, and then complete these sets of challenges to then unlock the new rewards.

And before I show off the rewards and all the challenges, please bear in mind that these are in no particular order. Bethesda has changed it to what was datamined and sometimes just swapped the week round. So, the Week 1 reward might end up being the Week 2 or it might end up being the overall reward.

Week 1

Challenges: During Week 1, running from May 7th to May 14th, players can expect a set of challenges including collecting an Abraxo Cleaner with the Abraxo Pip-boy skin equipped, obtaining a broom, soap, scrapping junk to create Acid and Fertilizer, as well as defeating an Alien and a lesser Devil with the Cremator.

Typically, unlocking the main reward requires completing approximately 5 out of the 7 challenges. Therefore, players don't need to participate daily. If they have time, they can join, complete the challenge, and receive rewards.

Rewards: The rewards by completing these Week 1 challenges are 1 Scout Banner, 3 Lunchboxes, 3 Legendary Modules, 250 Score Points, Nuka Cola Mix Pack (1x Dark, 1x Grape, 1x Orange, 1x Wild, 1x Cherry, 1x Cranberry), 3 Perk Packs, and 3 Repair Kits. If you don't have these yet, you might want to take up the challenge.

Once you've successfully conquered all the challenges designated for Week 1, you will be rewarded with the acquisition of the Mobile Sanitation Backpack, an item highly sought after and eagerly anticipated by a multitude of players within the Fallout 76.

Week 2

Challenges: Moving on to the Week 2 and we are again faced with 7 different challenges: collect a Plunger, collect Toilet Paper, scrap junk to create Ceramic, scrap junk to create Plastic, kill an Overgrown, kill a Snallygaster. Then you should also scrap a Catch the Commie board game with the Abraxo Pit-boy skin. You should definitely go and find the board game, get them in your stash boxes, and then you’ll be all sorted ready for the event.

Rewards: The rewards by completing these Week 2 challenges are just like the Week 1 which contain the Scout Banner, Lunchboxes, Legendary Modules and other items. However, it might differ. This might be Week 1or be Week 2. We’ll have to wait and see for when it actually gets released.

After successfully completing all challenges assigned in Week 2, you will be appropriately rewarded - the R.I.P. Daring Bin.

Conclusion

If you complete both weeks, the reward is meant to be the Abraxo Cleaner skin for the washer and dryer set. This is actually a decent-looking skin that many players are looking forward to get and picking it up, so I definitely recommend you to jump on and get this sorted. That is all the information you need and about this upcoming event starting on May 7th and lasting until the 21st of May.

Hi fellow players! Get ready to grasp the Arms Warrior in WoW Cataclysm Classic with this amazing guide. Let's explore how to utilize heirlooms, enchants, talents to quick level up and fight. In fact, it will even work in the pre-patch and get you to the max level as quickly as possible.

Heirlooms

For the heirlooms items, we aim for a full Valor set with superior stats on the chest piece, include the Hand of Justice trinkets, and acquire both the two-handed Bloodied Arcanite Reaper and the one-handed Venerable Mass of McGowan.

You'll level up to 40 with a two-hander weapon, then transition to a one-hander and shield upon unlocking Revenge. Additionally, having two-handed gear sets you up well for potential dungeon DPS grinding later on.

Enchants

From Level 1 to 20, it's advisable to prioritize acquiring the Fiery Weapon enchantment to enhance your weapon's damage output. This enchantment provides a Fiery effect that can help you dispatch foes more efficiently during the early stages of your journey.

However, as you progress beyond Level 20 and delve deeper into your adventures, transitioning to the Crusader enchantment becomes more beneficial. The Crusader enchantment imbues your weapon with a powerful blessing, granting you increased strength and the chance to heal yourself with each successful strike.

Talents

Onto the talent trees, you have the opportunity to do a lot of damage, not only to one target but to many targets at the same time with Whirlwind, Bladestorm, Sweeping Strikes, and the Cleave. And because you also have the Victory Rush, whenever you kill a target, you can heal yourself instantly for 20% health.

Leveling Strategies

If you're going to be soloing dungeons of a higher level, particularly 80 to 85, then some tanking gear will make your life much easier. So prepare enough WoW Cataclysm Classic Gold is a good idea.

Arms Warriors also have the option to solo dungeons fairly easily when you've got good enough gear. Just pick whatever dungeons have the best gear upgrades for you and it's also worth doing every single dungeon once, for all the quests.

From Level 60 to 85, smash Blood Furnace, Botanica and then the Halls of Lightning. These dungeons will get a little harder so I'd recommend getting the PvP gear at Level 60, 70, and 80, but you'll actually get decent XP by doing it yourself. The Wintergrass Commodations can be redeemed for a lot of honor to get your alt geared up.

If you're doing pre-quest thing, the best ones to get are definitely the dungeon quests, even the daily Heroic ones, but the weekly raid quest won't grant any XP. But if you've already done those quests, then what you want to do is just stack a load of dailies from Northrend from the Sons of Hodir, Orgrim's Hammer, and the Argent Tournament.

Combat Strategies

Until you get the Revenge at Level 40, what you're going to do is, you're going to pull a few mobs, put the Revenge up, spread it with Thunder Clap, and then burn your Revenge with Cleave. Be sure to get the Glyph of Cleaving at Level 25 as soon as possible. At Level 36, you can also go into Berserker Stance and start using Whirlwind, but after reaching Level 40, it's just better to go a full Tank mode.

Then, get Revenge up and spread it with Thunder Clap again. Use Shockwave on cooldown and Revenge when it procs. Cleave to burn rage, filling with Devastate, then Shield Slam obviously when it procs. When using Sword and Board, the Shield Slam deals 100% more damage to Shield Block up. And with the Impending Victory talent, you get extra Victory Rushes which should be used to maintain your health.

If you're doing dungeons with Arms Warrior, remember to pull Revenge fully before popping Sweeping Strikes. Immediately use Whirlwind and Cleave together, then the Bladestorm. Sweeping Strikes causes these special attacks to do an additional attack on nearby enemies. Remember also that jumping massively increases the range, particularly on Cleave.