Numerous rewards from the Argent Dawn and the Timbermaw Hold are still missing in WoW Classic. We’ll explain why you should start farming already.
World of Warcraft Classic is based on the original WoW as of Patch 1.12, but some features are not yet fully available. This is because WoW Classic goes through multiple phases that bring different new content and rewards. This also means that many endgame factions that already exist in the game offer only a fraction of their rewards.
Timbermaw Hold and Argent Dawn Lack Rewards
Which factions are affected? Primarily, it concerns the two factions “Timbermaw Hold” and “Argent Dawn”. Both actually offer a variety of powerful recipes and rewards that are currently not present in the game. They are unlocked through the reputation system, which is primarily associated with massive farming and grinding of enemies in Classic.
These rewards are missing from the Timbermaw Hold: Especially, enchanting characters are likely to kick themselves, as the extremely lucrative enchantments “Weapon – Agility” and “Two-Handed Weapon – Agility” are not yet in the game.
The tailoring recipes that mainly had “MP5” as a value are also not available yet, nor are the attack power items for mail wearers (blacksmithing).
Finally, the trinket “Defender of the Timbermaw Hold” is also missing, which can be purchased at “exalted”. It summons a NPC Furbolg that heals and aids in battle.
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These rewards are missing from the Argent Dawn: Also, a large part of the rewards is still missing at the Argent Dawn in the Plaguelands. Enchanters are missing “Bracers – Healing” and “Bracers – Mana Regeneration”, while leatherworkers have not yet received the good recipes that grant a percentage bonus to “Dodge” and are popular among tank druids.
Tip: It is already worth having a “friendly” reputation with the Argent Dawn. There, you can find the “Enriched Mana Biscuit”, currently the best bread/water that even surpasses the food conjured by mages.
Why is farming still worth it? Anyone who is already at max level or approaching the corresponding area should still start farming reputation. Because the rewards are currently missing, many players will postpone this task to a later time.
Currently, there is relatively little activity in the corresponding farming areas (Felwood, Winterspring, Plaguelands). This makes farming easier. It is expected that these areas will become much fuller and “over-farmed” once the rewards are unlocked.
This is exacerbated by the fact that layering is decreasing and later all players will be in the same zone. Currently, players can still spread across multiple layers and farm more effectively.
How do you farm reputation with the two factions? If you want a high reputation with the Timbermaw Hold, you need to kill Furbolgs in Felwood and Winterspring. These grant reputation points per kill, but also drop items (feathers and beaded necklaces) that you can also turn in for reputation. However, you should keep these items until “respectful”, as only then will turning in beads and feathers grant reputation.
Farming for the Argent Dawn is similarly simple. You just have to defeat undead in the Plaguelands, but there are also reputation opportunities in the dungeons Stratholme and Scholomance. Additionally, you can collect Scourgestones and turn them in for reputation points while wearing an Argent Dawn insignia.
Will you farm reputation with these two endgame factions? Or are you not going to put yourself through this grind again?
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