Ночью 22 июля в 01:00 по московскому времени состоится выход очередного классического дополнения Mists of Pandaria Classic, и разработчики опубликовали небольшую заметку, в которой рассказали об особенностях этого события и поэтапном открытии его начального контента.
Игроки Classic, которые целиком пройдут вступительную цепочку заданий пандаренов на Скитающемся острове в период с 1 по 30 июля,
особое средство передвижения для современного WoW – Мудрого змея Шаохао.
Услуга мгновенного повышения уровня до 85 будет действовать на пандаренов и монахов.
Break Through the Mists of Pandaria Classic on July 21You've ended Deathwing's destructive rampage; now, you must unlock the mysteries of a lost continent and discover the dark secrets of Pandaria's past when World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria Classic launches on July 21 at 3:00 pm PDT.
Explore ancient kingdoms hidden since before the Sundering, plunder vast treasures from the depths of the forgotten vaults, and rise to defend Pandaria from the shadow of a long-buried evil before it is too late.
Your new journey begins with the pre-patch hitting the servers the week of July 1, with regional server restarts.
Mists of Pandaria Classic Pre-Expansion Patch Available July 1The Mists of Pandaria Classic pre-patch launches the week of July 1—return to the mystic lands of Pandaria, a world shrouded in fog and mystery. This ancient realm, untouched by time and war, is returning with a renewed sense of wonder and adventure, inviting you to lose yourself again in its lush forests, cloud-ringed mountains, and timeless secrets.
- New Playable Race: With the release of the Mists of Pandaria pre-patch, set out as a member of the enigmatic Pandaren and join the ranks of either the Horde or Alliance as you enter the conflict brewing on Pandaria's shores.
- New Class: Learn the mystic powers of the Monk—destroy foes with the Windwalker's devastating attacks, replenish allies with the Mistweaver's spiritual energies, and shrug off enormous damage with the Brewmaster's unyielding strength.
- Revamped Classes: All classes have been updated with a new talent system, improved abilities, and spells.
- AOE Looting: Loot all nearby enemies at once, streamlining the loot process.
- World Event: Attack on Theramore Isle: Join the battle and take part in the Theramore's Fall scenario, detailing events leading up to the expansion's launch.
- Pet Battles: Dust off your vanity pet collection and prepare them for new tactical mini-game battles. Need pets? Adopt, don't shop—tame a slew of new and interesting critters while on your adventures in Pandaria.
- And more!
Soar the Skies with a Sage SerpentPlay through the Pandaren starting experience from pre-patch starting on July 1 through July 30 to earn the mysterious
Shaohao's Sage Serpent Skyriding mount in modern
World of Warcraft by following a few simple steps:
- Install World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria Classic
- Create a Pandaren character.
- Complete the Pandaren starting experience, including choosing the path of either Alliance or Horde.
- Once complete, Shaohao's Sage Serpent will be delivered to your Collection in modern WoW.
Shaohao's Sage Serpent is only available in Modern World of Warcraft and requires a Subscription or Game Time.
Journey Through the Wandering Isle and Take on the Way of the MonkWith the release of the Mists of Pandaria pre-expansion patch, a new race—Pandaren—along with a new class—the Monk—becomes available. As a new Pandaren, you'll start your adventure on the Wandering Isle and begin learning about this noble race and culture.
Adventure awaits in Mists of Pandaria Classic —
read our article for a deeper dive into the new race and class.
Obtain Enlightenment Faster with a BoostExperience a higher-level life with a
Level 85 Character Boost (Progression) available from
Battle.net, or in the
Mists of Pandaria Classic Sha-Infused Epic Pack. The boost can be used on all Classic Progression characters, including the enigmatic pandaren and stalwart monks.
Mists of Pandaria Classic: Enter the Mogu'shan Vaults Raid July 31!Gather your allies and prepare to explore the hidden secrets of the elusive Mogu empire in the Mogu’shan Vaults—available globally on July 31 at 3:00 pm PDT.
The mogu, proud of their supremacy, kept lengthy records of their accomplishments within a great complex of vaults. The construction of these vast chambers predate any pandaren written records, shrouding their depths in mystery. Rumors once circulated of a mighty army locked within; for this reason, the vaults were the first target of the ancient pandaren rebellion, and they have been sealed ever since the mogu empire was overthrown.Where: Kun Lai Summit
Level: 90
Difficulties: (10) Normal and Heroic, (25) Normal and Heroic
Bosses: 6
Learn more about what adventures await you in Mogu'shan when you read through
our article.
Mists of Pandaria Classic: A Profession PrimerThe mists surrounding Pandaria will soon lift, and with it, players will begin their transition from the shattered lands of the Cataclysm to the mystical lands of the Pandaren.
To help with this transition, we've pulled together a refresher on what you can expect from professions, and you can glean all you need to know
from our article.
Mists of Pandaria Classic: Travel Through Time in the Burdens of ShaohaoEmbark on a journey through the enchanting land of Pandaria, where legends come to life. Relive the epic saga of Shaohao, the last pandaren emperor, through a series of six captivating shorts. Prepare to be immersed in the magic and mystery of this timeless tale as you prepare to venture into Pandaria once more.
Rediscover Pure Adventure with Sha-Infused UpgradesMists of Pandaria Classic will require only a WoW® subscription or Game Time to play. However, embrace the power of the Sha with optional Sha-Infused Epic and Heroic Packs to warp your experience with a themed bundle of new items and bonuses.
Stay tuned to the official
World of Warcraft site to learn more in the weeks ahead. We look forward to meeting you once more in Pandaria.
[Источник] Journey Through the Wandering Isle and Take on the Way of the MonkWith the release of the Mists of Pandaria pre-expansion patch, a new race—Pandaren—along with a new class—the Monk—become available. As a new Pandaren, you’ll start your adventure on the Wandering Isle and begin learning about this noble race and culture.
The Myth and Magic of the Wandering IsleThe Wandering Isle is the breathtaking starting zone for Pandaren players, offering a distinctive experience unlike any other in World of Warcraft. This is no ordinary landmass—but a living turtle named Shen-zin Su that roams the vast oceans of Azeroth. This unique starting zone serves as the birthplace and cultural hub of the Pandaren. According to lore, Shen-zin Su’s unending journey symbolizes the Pandaren’s connection to nature and their quest for enlightenment.
The isle is a lush and vibrant ecosystem, teeming with cherry blossom trees, bamboo forests, serene temples, and bustling villages. Designed to reflect a harmony between nature and civilization, it embodies the Pandaren philosophy of balance. Despite its idyllic appearance, the Wandering Isle is far from a utopia, and it is here that players begin their journey to uncover the troubles brewing beneath its surface.
Choosing Your Path: Meet the PandarenPandaren characters begin their journey on the Wandering Isle as neutral to both factions and level to 10 before choosing between Alliance or Horde.
The Pandaren culture is rich and diverse, reflecting a deep respect for nature, community, and self-discipline. Their society is built on the principles of balance, introspection, and harmony with the natural world. This philosophy is evident in their architecture, which blends seamlessly with the lush landscapes of their homeland, and in their daily practices, which emphasize mindfulness and physical mastery.
- Available Classes: Warrior, Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Shaman, Mage, and Monk.
- Racials:
- Bouncy (Passive): You take half falling damage.
- Epicurean (Passive): Your love of food allows you to receive double the stats from Well Fed effects.
- Quaking Palm: Strikes the target with lightning speed, incapacitating them for 4 seconds, and turns off your attack.
Learning the Ways of the MonkWhile players can choose any class for their Pandaren, the monk class is uniquely tied to the narrative of the Wandering Isle. The monk represents discipline, balance, and physical mastery—qualities deeply ingrained in Pandaren culture. Through quests and interactions, players become attuned to these principles, which resonate throughout their experience on the isle.
Available RacesThe new Monk class is available to many races outside of the Pandaren including Human, Orc, Dwarf, Tauren, Gnome, Troll, Draenei, and Blood Elf.
Core Mechanics and PlaystyleMonks are defined by their fluidity and adaptability, able to fill multiple roles depending on specialization: Brewmaster for tanking, Mistweaver for healing, and Windwalker for dealing damage. The class revolves around energy and chi, resources that fuel their abilities. Monks excel in mobility, with skills such as
Roll and
Flying Serpent Kick allowing them to traverse battlefields with ease.
The
Brewmaster specialization brings a unique flavor to tanking, focusing on avoiding and mitigating damage using abilities like Stagger, which delays incoming damage over time rather than absorbing it outright. This specialization captures the essence of the Pandaren's resilience and cleverness in combat.
Mistweaver monks are graceful healers, using their chi to channel soothing mists and restore health to their allies. They blend traditional healing spells with melee abilities, creating a hybrid playstyle that sets them apart from other healers.
Windwalker monks, on the other hand, are experts in martial offense. Their strikes are precise and explosive, utilizing combos and chi to deliver devastating damage. The Windwalker embodies the Pandaren's mastery of martial arts and their philosophy of finding strength and balance.
The Heart of the ConflictAs players progress through the Wandering Isle, they discover that Shen-zin Su is in distress. A shipwreck on the turtle’s back has caused an infection, threatening his health and, in turn, the lives of those who call him home.
Players collaborate to heal Shen-zin Su, demonstrating the Pandaren values of teamwork and compassion. However, the events on the Wandering Isle underscore the need for the Pandaren to reconnect with the larger world, ultimately leading them to join either the Alliance or Horde.
No matter which path you choose to take, adventure awaits you in Mists of Pandaria Classic.
[Источник] Mists of Pandaria Classic: A Profession PrimerThe mists surrounding Pandaria will soon lift, and with it, players will begin their transition from the shattered lands of the Cataclysm to the mystical lands of the Pandaren. To help with this transition, we’ve pulled together a refresher on what you can expect from professions.
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Spirit of Harmony VendorIn Mists of Pandaria Classic, players encounter a new material known as the Spirit of Harmony. Crafters of any stripe will find it has many uses. By now, any experienced crafter is used to filling bags with a variety of materials such as Primal Life, Primal Fire, Primal Earth, etc. but in Mists of Pandaria, it’s all about Spirit of Harmony (in combination with the usual materials, like ore, leather, and gems). Much like with other Primals, Motes of Harmony can be combined (10 to 1) to create one Spirit of Harmony.
Spirit of Harmony is a Bind on Pickup (or “BoP” to veterans) crafting material that can be found on every lootable creature in every zone in Pandaria—from dungeons to the outdoor world.
In addition to serving as a core crafting ingredient, Spirits of Harmony can also be used to purchase a variety of additional bonuses or materials that your character may need. While not every profession will get equal value out of them, most everyone will need to collect them for one reason or another.
Here are some examples of the many ways that Spirit of Harmony can be used:
- Alchemy: Purchase an extra Transmute.
- Archaeology: Purchase a restored artifact.
- Cooking: Exchange for an Iron Paw Token.
- Enchanting: Buy reagents.
- Engineering: New mounts and personal goggles.
- Herbalism: Purchase herbs.
- Inscription: Purchase rare inks.
- Jewelcrafting: Use to purchase extra daily discoveries.
- Tailoring, Blacksmithing, Leatherworking: Used to create epic items.
Purchasing materials may not ultimately be the most efficient way to gain resources, but it can be an added convenience to purchase something with Spirit of Harmony rather than going back into the world to get it. The Spirit of Harmony vendor can be found in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
Tools of the TradePlayers will be able to perform profession-related tasks without carrying tools. Instead, players will benefit from carrying tools by the skill bonuses they provide. Need that next bump in skill level? Buy the appropriate tool and get to work. Time is money, friend!
AlchemyPandaria wouldn’t be Pandaria without the prized
Golden Lotus (the herb, not the faction). These will be in high demand as they tend to be rare and are used in a variety of pandaren recipes, ranging from gems to flasks to treasure finding potions. In addition, a new swiftness potion can turn the user into a Jinyu Assassin for a short duration.
Alchemist Stones can be found in the world as a random upgradable quest item (it’s a rock.) Alchemists will also be able to help other professionals by transmuting Living Steel, a much-needed material for crafting epic items.
Blacksmithing, Leatherworking, and TailoringBlacksmithing, Leatherworking, and Tailoring all make use of Spirit of Harmony in their epic recipes. The recipes craftsmen rely on to level up will create items with random stats, with a chance of making a rare-quality item. You’ll need Spirits of Harmony to learn PvP and starter dungeon gear recipes, but you won’t need the Spirits to craft the items. It should then be easier for craftsmen to make this gear and get it out to the players who need it. We’re actually adding lots of new recipes to all sorts of vendors, so see the list below for the vendors you’ll want to cozy up to.
Raid recipes for all three of these professions will drop from both “trash” mobs and bosses. The special Raid crafting reagent, the Blood Spirit, is only found when disenchanting epic items acquired from non-Raid Finder versions of Raids.
- Blacksmiths will want to cozy up to the Klaxxi (mantid elders) to learn new weapon, shield spike, weapon chain, and epic armor recipes that are crafted completely from things you can find out in the world. You’ll also be able to purchase PvP and tanking armor recipes (for one Spirit of Harmony each) from Jorunga Stonehoof in the Shrine of Two Moons or from Cullen Hammerbrow in the Shrine of Seven Stars.
- Leatherworkers will be working closely with the Golden Lotus faction to learn recipes for epic armor and leg armor kits. Much like blacksmiths, leatherworkers will be able to purchase PvP armor recipes for one Spirit of Harmony each from Krogo Darkhide in the Shrine of Two Moons and Tanner Pang in the Shrine of Seven Stars.
- Tailors will be able to buy a new 28-slot bag pattern, aptly named the Royal Satchel, when they reach Exalted reputation with the August Celestials. It’s worth noting that this bag is costly to make; there is no easily-made bag to replace the hard-earned Illusionary Bags you may have collected during Cataclysm. If you didn’t get your bags then, start saving for this one!
EnchantingMaterials can be upgraded and downgraded as needed. It’s worth noting, however, that downgrading comes at a cost and will produce less dust than upgrading. The design team has also looked at glow effects from enchantments and has (figuratively) put a dimmer switch on them. They will now have a lower impact on the item they are applied to.
EngineeringEngineers can create a new pet, the Mechanical Pandaren Dragonling, and we’ve removed restrictions from others using great new items such as bombs, the Dragonling trinket, and yes, even a portable anvil (and forge) for the blacksmith on the go. (Limited use item — please see your local engineer for more information.)
- Two New Rocket Mounts
- Goblin Glider Available: Like the Parachute Cloak, you’ll be able to take to the air, but instead of merely floating, you’ll be able to glide with style in the direction (forward ho!) you want to go without being at the mercy of the wind.
- Blingtron 4000: It doesn’t slice, it doesn’t dice, but it does churn out gifts! You’ll have ‘em lining up wherever you set this new invention down in the hope of getting a special gift. (Gifts are limited to one per day, per account, to anyone who talks with him while he’s around.) The Blingtron 4000 will be fully stocked with a variety of fun items such as Party Grenades, but even better than that, it has a chance (a very, very small one) to give the gift of an Engineering mount or pet. Consider this your way of giving a little something back to the world you live in.
HerbalismWith Mists of Pandaria Classic comes the discovery of the
Golden Lotus. This herb is used in a variety of Alchemy recipes and when picked has a random chance to apply a treasure finding buff on the herbalist. There are plenty of other herbs worth noting in the expansion and we’ve listed some of them for you below.
- Green Tea Leaf: Known for its healing qualities, this common herb is found everywhere in Pandaria. It is said the locals normally find it too bitter for tea, and only harvest it at special times during the year to ensure a soothing flavor. Luckily, alchemists don’t care how they taste.
- Rain Poppy: Found in the Jade Forest and within the Vale of Eternal Blossoms, this robust red flower was once harvested exclusively by a secret organization, but is now used for a variety of potions, flasks, and even a special Inscription staff.
- Silkweed: Found only in the Valley of the Four Winds and Krasarang Wilds, this delicate plant was once used to create crude fabric for clothing. These days, it is used primarily to make potions and flasks that temporarily increase Intellect.
- Snow Lily: A beautiful flower, sacred to those living in Kun-Lai summit, it is used for potions and flasks that improve Agility. Despite its revered status, it is not frowned upon to consume this delicate blossom.
- Fool’s Cap: Deadly to the uninitiated, this mushroom causes a horrible form of weakening rot when eaten without proper preparation. A highly skilled alchemist can harness the spores to increase Strength, rather than reduce it.
For herbalists that need a little help plucking these delicate yet valuable herbs from the soil (Tauren, we’re looking at you), a new tool is now available that provides a +10 boost: the spade. The requirement for low-level herbs and ore is reduced to 1 for, so you’ll be able to make steady progress a little bit more regularly through the zones as you level.
MiningMiners will quickly discover that Ghost Iron is everywhere. As the most common ore on Pandaria, smiths have mastered the ability to hammer it into strong and lightweight armor. Trillium, a much rarer metal, can be found occasionally where you might expect Ghost Iron. It comes in both black and white varieties, and only by combining an equal quantity of both you can expect to create a bar with metalsmithing properties.
Kyparite is a crystalized form of sap from the mighty Kypari trees. The Klaxxi desire it above all else and will teach blacksmiths how to use it to make weapons and epic armor.
SkinningNative Pandarens have a complex and confusing name for leather, and those new to the continent have taken to simply calling it Exotic Leather. While skinners will find they are consistently able to obtain full pieces of Exotic Leather, weaker animals are sometimes corrupted by the presence of the Sha and only parts of the hide are useable. If you’re extremely lucky, you may find a Magnificent Hide. Otherwise, leatherworkers can convert fifty pieces of Exotic Leather into more magnificent material.
JewelcraftingJewelcrafting dailies? Not in Pandaria. Instead, you’ll choose from among six different discovery recipes based on the color of gem you’d like to try to discover (you don’t mind sacrificing a gem for the cause, do you?) With Spirit of Harmony, you’ll be able to bypass the once-daily cooldown (though it will still apply to other discovery attempts.)
We’ve also limited the number of Jeweler’s Gems you can equip to two in order to make it a bit easier to gear up. You’ll be able to prospect Meta Gems and Meta Gem recipes will be found as world drops from any creatures with a reasonably high chance to drop Bind on Pickup items across Pandaria. Jewelcrafters will also be able to create a Scrying Gem so they can look far into the distance with something a little like far sight.
Oh, and we’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the new Panther mounts jewelcrafters can create that will be available for anyone to purchase or ride.
It’s worth noting that the Grab Bag you can earn in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms has a chance for Meta Gems and two new Jewelcrafting pet recipes.
Inscription: The Pen is MightierThe scribes of Azeroth are a deceptively powerful lot. Using herbs harvested from the earth, they create powerful inks and scribe glyphs that empower a hero’s most powerful abilities. Like Archeology and Cooking, Inscription will be renovated in Mists of Pandaria Classic.
All glyphs can be learned through Northrend Inscription Research. Books of Glyph Mastery will stay in as a way to bypass the daily research cooldown. These same glyphs can also be learned through the daily Scroll of Wisdom cooldown, but only after you’ve learned all the new Mists of Pandaria Classic glyphs.
While trainers will teach some new recipes, most of the new Glyph recipes will be learned by creating Scrolls of Wisdom, which you can do once a day. In addition to functioning as a daily Inscription research for Mists, Scrolls of Wisdom will serve as a valuable reagent needed in order to make epic items (including Darkmoon Cards). This means that the supply of epic Inscription items will be limited by a scribe’s ability to only obtain one Scroll of Wisdom per day (barring a couple of exceptions including the weekly Inscription quests). It’s quite possible that the supply restrictions will result in Inscription items being more prized in the market.
On shoulder inscriptions: In the past, you only made them for yourself. In Mists of Pandaria Classic, you need to provide them for your fellow adventurers as well. Shoulder inscriptions will not be available for purchase from reputation vendors. It’s all up to you.In addition to the Staves that scribes can make in place of the old Relics, Fans (off-hand items) have been added for Mists of Pandaria Classic level content. While most of these can be used or sold to fellow adventurers, a couple of craftable epic Staves are reserved for the scribes that made them (Battle.net account bound). They will require the less powerful staves as a reagent and will be a very significant undertaking – creating one will take around 20 days! Once you “outgrow” these items, you can turn it in for a “refund” of 10 Scrolls of Wisdom.
Secondary ProfessionsFirst Aid: You’ll now be able to start making the high-end bandages at skill level 550. When you reach the maximum skill of 600, you’ll become more efficient at making these bandages and will need fewer materials.
Fishing: You’ll find plenty to do if you’re the fishing sort at the
Angler’s Outpost. There are more fish to discover; some that may actually taste good and some maybe not so edible. You’ll be able to catch them with or without the fishing pole, though a sturdy rod will make things easier. You’ll also find new Fishing dailies, courtesy of our favorite angler, Nat Pagle. He’ll ask you to fish up three rare fish for him from salt water, fresh water, and from sha-touched waters.
Archaeology: Digging in the DirtIntroduced with the Cataclysm expansion, Archeology allows players to do a little digging (literally) into the history of the races of Azeroth; Mists of Pandaria Classic introduces two new fragment types for the mogu and pandaren. The discovery of Pandaria will also lead to the unearthing of new items and new functionality that will entice any treasure seeker to break out the survey kit and get digging.
Previously, each site only contained three dig locations, but with Mists of Pandaria Classic, this has been expanded to six. This should cut down on travel time so archaeologists can instead spend more time discovering the mysteries that Azeroth has hidden beneath its crust. We’ve also added an extra surprise to the dig sites in Pandaria; you never know when one of the sha will pop up. Killing one will provide extra fragments and a chance to procure a keystone as well.
If you’ve wondered where Brann Bronzebeard has landed, have no fear, as you’ll be able to find him in the Seat of Knowledge along with the Lorewalkers faction. Pandaren and mogu common Artifacts will turn into Restored Artifacts on use, which you can trade in to him for bags containing a small number of fragments of the race of your choice. At Exalted reputation, you’ll also be able to trade them for Lorewalker’s Lodestones (which teleport you to a random digsite in Pandaria) or Lorewalker’s Maps (30-minute cooldown and randomizes Archaeology digsites in Pandaria). Occasionally, when you finish a common Archaeology project, instead of getting a “normal” common Artifact, you will get the Pristine version. These will start a one-time quest, rather than turn into a Restored Artifact. When you complete that quest, the artifact will appear in the Seat of Knowledge, and can be examined by interacting with it.
There’s plenty more to discover as you travel through this mysterious new continent.
Cooking: The Way of the WokThe pandaren take their culinary creations seriously and their influence has changed cooking as a whole for all of Azeroth. Some of these changes are subtle, like the appearance of the cooking pane. Cooking recipes are more clearly organized based on what you’re looking to create, from expansion-specific recipes to holiday treats.
Cooking becomes a slightly more individual affair. Feasts will still provide close-to-maximum food bonuses and are the most efficient way to provide for your raid, but the very best stat boosts are reserved for the cooks (and their customers) who put in that extra effort to create single-serving masterpieces. These food items crafted for individual consumption will provide primary stat benefits, and the more effort that goes into a particular recipe, the higher the value of the bonus stat it provides.
You’ll meet the Ironpaws in the Halfhill market in the Valley of the Four Winds on your epicurean quest. These are the culinary giants of Pandaria and as you complete quests for them, you’ll earn Ironpaw Tokens, which can be redeemed for Cooking rewards.
This new faction represents the best chefs that Pandaria has to offer, and you’ll be able to train with them to learn several different cooking specializations:
- Way of the Brew – It’s all about a good cup of brew and a little fun
- Way of the Grill – These recipes supply Strength bonuses
- Way of the Oven – These recipes supply Stamina bonuses
- Way of the Pot – These recipes supply Intellect bonuses
- Way of the Steamer – These recipes supply Spirit bonuses
- Way of the Wok – These recipes supply Agility bonuses
You’ll be able to specialize in any of these different Cooking techniques and any one will get you to max-level Cooking, but you’ll be able to master all of the ways if you so choose. While you can do all of them at once, the most efficient path to maximizing your culinary skills will be to focus on one Way at a time. Of course, no great chef is worth a salt without some support in the kitchen. You’ll be able to summon an apprentice chef named Nomi who’s looking to learn the tricks of the trade from an accomplished pro. You’ll be able to teach her every day until she becomes an expert cook.
Cooking rewards (Ironpaw Tokens) will allow you to purchase a variety of items. These are earned by doing Cooking dailies, or by supporting the Ironpaw’s cooking school with the groceries that they need to teach their students. Here are some of the great new items available for purchase in the market:
- Heirloom Frying Pan, Rolling Pin, and Apron
- Pandaren Banquets – These provide the best possible stats of all the banquets.
- Cooking School Bell – Needed to summon Nomi
- Flippable Table – Unleash your rage
- Various exclusive ingredients that can’t be found anywhere else which are needed to craft banquets and the very best food items
- Small bags of other commonly used Cooking ingredients*
Have too much of any one ingredient? By taking advantage of the common-ingredient bags available in the market, you’ll essentially be able to turn in stacks of surplus supplies for a small amount of something you’re having trouble getting. While it does add a convenient way to buy Cooking ingredients from a vendor, this won’t be the most economical use of your resources. If you’re concerned about being able to harvest ingredients, we suggest you get to know the Tillers, who can also help you establish your own farm and grow your own vegetables.
Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg (lettuce), and there’s more for you to discover when you begin your journey into Pandaria.
There’s plenty left to be discovered as you make your way through Pandaria and ply your chosen trades. Good luck and happy crafting!
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