Wow Where To Buy Boa Gear [UPD]

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Heirloom item restrictions are skill-based and not class-based. For example, any class could wear the cloth shoulders and chest for the 20% experience boost, but classes such as warriors and rogues would not benefit from the item's casting stats. Because characters don't typically get any shoulder or head gear until after level 20, putting any lower-armor-type XP enhancing heirloom you may have sitting around (like cloth, which all can wear) on even a mail or leather class will be helpful until you start getting equipment for what would otherwise just be just an empty slot

So after all that hard work, out of 12 crates I have 5 items to equip, i deleted the rest out of anger and frustration.What is going on? Fix this bs, make them AT LEAST Rotate the slots, or not repeat the slots, OR GOD FORBID make them slot specific tokens.There is zero motivation to grind 5000 conquest again and play the slot machine, where I might only get 1 item?? That is time spent I will never get back.

well u got unlucky. sad for u but get over it. use the conquest gear u got its still 4 pieces with mainstat. its better then earning the conquest on your alt if your massively undergeard. also use the comp stomp this week to get desired honor-pieces to 233 if u got the renown for it. like at some point u shuld also be able to que with ur alt on low rating earning conquest + honor quite ez. blizz gave u enough options its time to cut the whining.

just comparing korthia 200 ilvl gear with conquest gear is stupid in itself. u realize that the changes of buying slot specific korthia and random conq were released the same patch? they didnt admit anything with these changes.if ur too lazy to take advantage of an ez option to get full honor-gear on ur alt then thats a you problem. with that u are rdy to q nonstop and farm ur whole cap so u can get the exact conq pieces u want. but ye too much effort for u. maybe play a moba or sth. but i assume there u mad because u start every game with no items instead of full gear either.

You can run normal Wrath instances in levelling gear. If you wish to run heroics, it would be a good idea to gear up a bit and get some practice first. This means that there is a trade-off between spending your emblems on gear that will make it easier for you to run heroics (and hence get emblems more quickly), or saving up for the heirlooms first.

My monk and druid already have 5/6 research and 220 Korthia Gear but this will be great for my plethora of alts who are in their leveling gear still. It will make farming older content more accessible and easier. And it seems you can buy it for a low cost of anima.

Instead of having to constantly replace your gear every couple of levels, heirlooms get stronger with your character as you level it, making it so that you can focus on questing and leveling instead of gearing before you get to end-game content.

Was the character the appropriate level to apply the kits? I remember running into that problem a while ago and it was the ilvl restriction on the kits that was preventing me from applying them. Had to get one of my lvl 85 characters I think to do it. If that was changed then idk. Pay attention to the ilvl limitations and try to apply it to the BoA gear when it in that range.

Bleh reading comp again. I see you said 100. I could see them increasing ilvls at 100. Seems heirlooms are more a lower level thing anyway. By 100 to 110 some people had much better questing/dungeon gear.

Cant apply shoulder/leg enchants on BOA as the enchant level requirement is 32 and the ilvl of the BOA needs to be 50, but due to stat squishes and item level changes the gear is 80+ at level 32 to enchant them.

If the BoA gear was removed and replace with a static item you can use , kind of like the 10% xp buff token that you get on anniversary events. This would allow more Auction opportunities for both Auction goblins and new players alike.

Even on full severs it can take forever to sell greens and blues even for the slots that there is no BoA gear for. But if we could disenchant and have better luck selling the mats and enchants that can go on BoA gear if they fix the level restriction issue, that would be helpful.

BOA gear is always better than any BOE / Dungeon item, even if the item that drops has better secondary stats. the base stats are just better + you are forced to use the BOA items for the set buff. Which still make BOE gear for the BOA slots , fodder for gameplay use. which is kind of my issue with the BOA gear system.

As World of Warcraft: Shadowlands hit its 9.2 update, players returned in throves for the new content. A new raid means a new tier of gear (including sets this time!), another zone to conquer and epxlore, as well as more ways to catch up your alts. Blizzard added another way to gear up your alts, and even though it's not a high iLvl, it's an extremely easy way to outfit either a forgotten character or a freshly level one.

Once you've unlocked Zereth Mortis on your main, simply go to Haven, the main hub in the zone. Speak to Hadja, one of the many vendors there (ignore the quest, as it isn't related). Hadja offers "bind on account" gear tokens that any of your characters can redeem.

Hadja sells gear for Anima, which you probably have in large excess by now. Every gear piece sells for just 500, so that's not even a lot by now. You can get a redeemable token for every slot: weapons (1H or 2H can roll from those, so you can buy a few), trinkets, rings, pants, and so on (make sure to scroll to page 2). Buy a bunch, mail them to your alt character, and that's it.

What should you do next? If you already have a main character that has unlocked flying, spend a lot of time in Zereth Mortis hunting Rare mobs and finding chests. A lot of them have iLvl 236 gear. That's a great start to funnel yourself into one of the three main activities (Raiding, PvP, Mythic Dungeons).

Heirloom gear is equipment specifically designed to help you level. The stats on them scale to the equivalent to a very good blue item of your current level, so as you gain levels, your gear improves with you. You can enchant them with any vanilla WoW enchant, which gives you gear that is always enchanted. Some of the pieces give bonuses to your earned XP, while others give you access to stats (like Hit, Haste, and Resilience) that are very hard or impossible to find below level 60. And you can mail then between all your characters on a server, no matter what faction!

Heirlooms are a new type of item added to Wrath of the Lich King, Heirloom items are bound to account, which means they are all tied to one account but not tied to any one character. You can buy Heirloom gear with Stone Keeper's Shards or Emblems of Heroism from different NPCs.

The first method to get Heirloom gear is that you can go to Wintergrasp and find a vendor there, which is the Stone Guard Mukar (Wintergrasp Quartermaster). You can buy heirloom clothes, armor, and weapons from the vendor with the currency Stone Keeper's Shard, and equip them to improve your resilience, attack power, spell power, and more. Stone Keeper's Shards will be dropped from any bosses in the Northrend WotLK dungeons, as long as your side (Alliance or Horde) has control of Lake Wintergrasp. Below is the list of Heirloom items with their price of Stone Keeper's Shards.

However, for just the experience increasing gear, assuming just one ring, and assuming gold was spent on all the pieces, players would pay 53,500 gold for a full set to make leveling go faster. This was an investment worth it to a lot of players.

Burning Crusade was one of those times where Blizzard actually believed in making your choices matter, so Aldor vs. Scryer actually meant something more than whether you get a pet/mount of one color or another. I found the enchants from the Aldor to be the better ones in general, but I still wanted one or two from the Scryer so I have one character exalted with each on my two main servers. That lets me go for whichever enchant I find most appealing at any given time.

+25 Agi is the clear winner for enchants. The only other ones that I would possibly consider would be Crusader or Life Stealing, but both of those would perform well at early levels and then get significantly less effective the higher level. If I had crafting mats running out my ears (which I do) then I might consider rolling with Life Stealing until somewhere around Outlands, and then upgrade to 25 Agi from there on, but you will be perfectly fine rocking 25 Agi the entire time.

If you want to level like an absolute Gigachad, then this is the guide that you want to be reading. We discuss how to power level your alts In Wrath of the Lich King, with listing the best heirlooms for every spec while leveling, best enchants, extra powerful gear, AoE leveling routes, fast emblem farming and some best power leveling methods for alts!

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