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It's been over a month since the release of WoW MoP Classic Phase 2 on September 23rd. Due to the limited content of Phase 2, players have been bored, and many have left.

The player community is impatient for Phase 3, Throne of Thunder, with many urging for its release. Recently, the official announcement of Throne of Thunder PTR was released, potentially indicating that Phase 3 is imminent.

Announcement Content And Phase 3 Release Date Prediction

In the recently released announcement, the official team announced that Throne of Thunder Raids will be tested during the following periods:

• Raid test 1 – November 4-6
• Raid test 2 – November 14-17

Meanwhile, according to a leak from the well-known source Algalon the Observer on X, World of Warcraft Classic PTR server has just been updated with a new version.

The version number has been updated from 5.5.1 (the prequel to Siege of Orgrimmar, usually referring to the Battle of Pandaria) to 5.5.2. Version 5.5.2 corresponds to the major content patch Throne of Thunder, part of 5.2.0 (the 2013 patch).

Similar minor PTR updates (from 5.5.1 to 5.5.2) appeared before the official release of WoW MoP Classic Phase 2 Landfall patch, suggesting that Throne of Thunder might be coming soon!

Release Date Prediction

Since the PTR testing lasts approximately two weeks, and a release during Thanksgiving week (the third week of November) is highly unlikely, the predicted release dates for Phase 3 PTR are as follows:

• November 18th: A slightly accelerated but possible date.
• December 2nd or 4th: A date more in line with the regular release cycle.

The first phase was a pretty good start, but the second phase was relatively dull in comparison, which is why players are so eager for the third phase. Throne of Thunder is one of the most acclaimed raids in World of Warcraft history, but it's also extremely difficult. Many of the first raiders to clear it have vivid memories of it; almost every boss in the raid has a very interesting mechanic.

To successfully complete this raid, your gear needs to be at least BiS (or near-BiS) level for the current version. You'll also need to prepare potions, elixirs, and some first-aid items to boost your stats.

If you want to earn some WoW MoP Classic gold before the start of the third phase, you can craft these items in advance, and their value will definitely increase after the third phase begins.

How To Unlock Throne Of Thunder Raid?

In the original game, players contributed progress by completing quest chains and daily quests on the Isle of Thunder to unlock the raid. This process will be very fast on the current highly centralized servers, as Sunwell only takes two days to unlock on a mega server.

While the specific unlocking method is still unclear, and a server-wide cooperative unlocking mechanism is no longer unusual, retaining this mechanism is a cool experience. Furthermore, since the servers are now integrated, there won't be any issues with smaller servers being unable to complete the process.

Aspects For Improvement In Phase 3

Thunderforged

However, Phase 3 includes a controversial system, Thunderforged, which is the precursor to the later Warforge and Titanforge systems. It's a rare quality item dropped in Throne of Thunder raid, with an item level 6 levels higher than its regular counterpart.

However, players don't really like it, mainly because this disparity can lead to conflict and hostility among hardcore players and raid groups. This is especially true for efficiency-driven guilds, causing unnecessary competition and dissatisfaction. Furthermore, the already complex loot pool from each boss makes each item essentially two versions.

Retaining this system intact might negatively impact the game. If the developers decide to modify it, they could choose to remove it entirely, eliminate randomness and allow all drops to directly upgrade, or allow players to use Justice Points or Valor Points for consistent upgrades.

Flex Raiding

Given the high difficulty of Throne of Thunder, introducing a flexible raid system might be better, allowing raids to be limited to a certain number of players, such as 20-30. Raid difficulty will be dynamically adjusted based on the actual number of players, rather than randomly matching you with another player.

This is because anyone who has experienced high-difficulty raids in MMOs knows that these raids contain many instant-death attacks, requiring players to cooperate and follow commands to successfully navigate the most difficult mechanics of each phase. If any player cannot communicate, it could be a wipe, and forcing it might just be a waste of consumables and WoW MoP Classic gold.

If raid difficulty is dynamically adjusted based on the number of players, the difficulty of forming a group will be significantly reduced.

The above is a general overview of the third phase of Mists of Pandaria Classic and Throne of Thunder. The third phase may be coming soon, but it's likely still a month away from official release, so prepare your best weapons and armor and wait patiently.

While WoW MoP Classic Phase 2 doesn't add new raids, Krasarang Wilds Campaign and Brawler's Guild remain challenging. Therefore, choosing a specific build is crucial to maximize your advantage in this new phase.

If you're out of ideas, our Shadow Priest build guide is here to help.

Why did we choose Shadow Priest to kick off MoP Classic Phase 2? It's because of their powerful sustained damage, excellent multi-target abilities, a more cohesive gameplay loop thanks to the improved Shadow Orbs system, and the damage and healing buffs from the Twist of Fate talent.

These mechanics work together to allow Shadow Priest to deal sustained damage to multiple enemies. Combined with their high survivability and utility, they're a top-tier class in the later stages of Mists of Pandaria Classic.

Talents

As for Talent system, Shadow Priest's versatility allows us to tailor it to the type of content we're playing, whether it's daily quests, PvP, or raids, especially when more mobility or specific defensive or offensive support is needed.

Tier 1

• Void Tendrils: A powerful choice for pulling multiple targets, as it roots them while allowing you to continue dealing damage while moving.
• Dominate Mind: Controls the target's mind, temporarily placing them under Yogg-Saron's control and reducing their Sanity by 4%. This can be used to control adds in specific situations.

Tier 2

• Angelic Feather: A very powerful movement speed boost option, providing excellent positioning flexibility.
• Body and Soul: Significantly increases the movement speed of the target of a Power Word: Shield or Leap of Faith for a period of time. Once cast on a target, this talent grants them a 60% movement speed bonus for 4 seconds, making it very useful for quickly evading or repositioning.
• Phantasm: Provides a movement speed boost after using Fade, making it very useful in certain encounters.

Tier 3

• Solace and Insanity: Often the best choice for increased damage, as it significantly boosts your Mind Flay's damage while Devouring Plague is active.
• From Darkness, Comes Light: A viable alternative to Mind Spike's instant trigger, effectively increasing burst damage.
• Mindbender: A good mana regeneration option after your Shadowfiend is enhanced.

Tier 4

• Angelic Bulwark: A powerful passive defensive ability that can save you when your health drops below 30%.
• Desperate Prayer: An active defensive ability that provides healing, useful when you need more burst healing.

Tier 5

• Twist of Fate: A great choice for a Tier 5 talent, providing a significant damage and healing boost, primarily refreshed by spot-killing low-health targets.
• Divine Insight: This makes the next Mind Blast active immediately after Shadow Word: Pain triggers, costing no mana. This talent is highly competitive in high-mobility fights where mana management and maximum damage are crucial.
• Power Infusion: This skill is more suited for supporting other players and tends to fall short of Twist of Fate for individual DPS.

Tier 6

• Halo: A default choice for most fights, providing decent damage and a short cooldown.
• Divine Star: A powerful alternative with a short cooldown, instant cast time, and immunity to Shadow Lock.
• Cascade: Ideal for maximizing area pressure in certain comps.

Attribute Prioritization

For Shadow Priests in MoP Classic WoW, prioritizing gear with higher Intellect stats is optimal, followed by Hit, Spirit, and Expertise to reach the 15% hit cap. Haste, Mastery, and finally Critical Strike are crucial.

• Intellect: This is the primary stat for Shadow Priest, so try to choose gear with the highest item level to boost it.
• Hit/Spirit/Expertise: Aim for a total hit chance of 15% to cap your hit rating. However, note that once you exceed this cap, the benefits provided by these stats diminish.
• Haste: This increases your casting speed and the frequency of DoT spells.
• Mastery: Gives your periodic shadow damage spells a chance to deal bonus damage.
• Critical Strike: Increases the critical strike chance of your spells and damage over time effects, and summons Shadowy Apparitions when Shadow Word: Pain triggers a critical strike.

BiS Gear Setup

Shadow Priest's BiS gear choices vary by stage. If you have plenty of WoW MoP Classic Gold, aim for Korven's Amber-Sealed Beetle and Guardian Serpent Shoulderguards from Terrace of Endless Spring Raid. You can also consider using August Stone Fragments from Celestial Dungeons as pre-raid BiS gear.

Note that your attribute weights will change as you acquire new gear, so it's best to use a gear simulator to find the best options for your character before equipping them.

Here are our recommended items. For the rest, you can choose your own items based on your playstyle and the type of content you're looking to play:

• Neck: Korven's Amber-Sealed Beetle
• Shoulders: Guardian Serpent Shoulderguards
• Cloak: Cloak of Overwhelming Corruption
• Chest: Guardian Serpent Raiment
• Waist: Belt of Malleable Amber
• Legs: Dreadwoven Leggings of Failure
• Trinkets: Relic of Yu'lon

That's it for the complete guide to Shadow Priest in WoW Classic's Mists of Pandaria Phase 2. While it's slightly inferior in single-target damage and may require more gear to be truly competitive in high-end raids, Shadow Priest is still a solid choice for players who enjoy a dynamic and complex playstyle.

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With the launch of Phase 2, Brawlers Guild was finally added to the game. Brawlers Guild was once a popular feature, primarily focused on solo PvE, where players repeatedly challenged bosses, akin to a boss rush.

While not a group raid, Brawlers Guild was nonetheless quite challenging, requiring players to adapt to unique and often deadly boss mechanics, and its complexity increased with increasing levels. While lower levels might be manageable with just a good item level, reaching the highest levels can be a significant challenge.

How To Access Brawlers Guild?

Players seeking access to Brawlers Guild need to obtain a Blood-Soaked Invitation first. Currently, there are two ways to obtain it, while there is another way to enter Brawlers Guild directly:

• 1. Dropped by elite wild monsters, especially rare monsters associated with Krasarang Wilds, which have a chance to drop an Invitation.
• 2. Black Market Auction House sometimes lists invitations with a starting valule of 1,000 WoW MoP Classic gold, so you may need to prepare more.
• 3. In addition to receiving a Blood-Soaked Invitation, you can also enter Brawlers Guild through invitations from other players. After reaching Rank 7, other players will receive a Brawler's Pass, which they can then transfer to you.

Regardless of how you gain access to Brawlers Guild, your other accounts will automatically be eligible.

Brawlers Guild Entrance

The entrance to Brawlers Guild is different for Alliance and Horde players:

Locations vary by faction:

• Horde: The entrance is in Brawl'gar Arena in Orgrimmar, north of Valley of Honor.
• Alliance: The entrance is at Bizmo's Brawlpub in Stormwind, on the lower level of Deeprun Tram.

Brawlers Guild Bosses

Brawlers Guild has seven ranks and 28 bosses. As you rank up, the enemies become increasingly difficult. So, if you want to challenge higher levels, you'll need to adjust your gear and spend some Mists of Pandaria Classic gold at Auction House to prepare potions and items based on the boss's damage.

Rank 1

Bruce

The most threatening skill is Chomp Chomp. It deals high damage within melee range, but it has a 1.5s cast time, so be mindful of its cast bar.

Vian The Volatile

A flaming area will appear on the field, gradually taking up the combat space. Focus all your skills on it from the start; you won't be able to prolong the fight.

Goredome

It will cast Lumbering Charge, which appears as a red circle within its damage range. Keep moving and quickly escape once you see the circle appear. Melee fighters should also be aware of their changing positions.

Dungeon Master Vishas

This boss's Hot Poker buff grants him extremely high damage. You can kite him with abilities like slow or crowd control (he can be stunned).

Rank 2

Dippy

Dippy has a one-hit-kill magic attack, but he struggles to maintain stability on the ground. You can interrupt his abilities with instant/auto attacks, but avoid cornering him, as this may cause him to use his magic.

Kirrawk

Kirrawk will summon tornadoes to throw you up or disrupt your position. You'll need to dodge these tornadoes to maintain the tempo of the fight, and adjust your position when dodging.

Fran And Riddoh

Fran will throw mines everywhere, while Riddoh will trap you with a net. If Fran dies, Riddoh will go berserk, dealing +250% damage. Fran will also throw explosives more frequently after Riddoh dies.

It's best to maintain a healthy balance between the two bosses, avoid destroying one too quickly, and avoid bombs.

King Kulaka

King Kulaka's melee attacks deal considerable damage. Ranged classes can kite him continuously, while melee classes should use defensive skills to stall and spread out their attacks.

Rank 3

Blat

Blat creates multiple clones. While these clones don't deal much damage, they can be disruptive. The real one usually moves faster or has quicker skill responsiveness. Focus your fire on the real one while slowing down the other clones.

Sanoriak

Sanoriak has abilities like Flame Buffet (which stacks flames) and Firewall. Prioritize interrupting Flame Buffet, as Firewall usually leaves a safe gap.

Ixx

The only skill you need to avoid is Devastating Thrust. Avoid standing in front of it; quickly move past or around to the side and back while it's casting. This may cause splash damage, but you can use potions.

Mazhareen

As Mazhareen's health decreases, its attack power, and frequency may increase. Therefore, conserve your abilities until it reaches low health, then burst out as quickly as possible to instantly kill it.

Rank 4

Crush

Crush has a charge and stun (which also stuns itself), with a brief period of increased damage. Predict the direction of the charge and dodge, then use the short stun period to deal damage.

Leona Earthwind

Leona Earthwind's Earthling Seed summons minions, while Solar Beam silences you. Both are tricky abilities. You'll need to be quick to kill minions and avoid Solar Beam, looking for openings.

Dominika The Illusionist

Dominika the Illusionist will constantly split and create illusions. Use AoE skills to prioritize killing the illusions, then simultaneously focus on the real one.

Deeken

Deeken's primary skill is Electric Bubble, which creates a static field. As long as you can avoid it, you can easily squeeze it.

Rank 5

Millie Watt

This boss has some mechanics to be aware of. Her explosives also create a static field, and when she uses Megafantastic Discombobumorphanator, it stuns you for 15 seconds, but it dissipates after you take damage. So when she uses this skill, actively enter the field and take some damage to avoid being disabled.

Fjoll

Fjoll's field generates purple flames and can push you into danger. You need to be mindful of your positioning and utilize your movement skills.

Proboskus

Proboskus's damage is high, but it's not difficult to deal with. Torrent (a channeled skill) can be interrupted, and Rain Dance can be avoided by moving.

Fleasy / Greazy / Queasy / Sleezy / Wheezy

Okay, this is a small siege. Five gnomes will attack you simultaneously, and you need to reduce them quickly, so start with Queasy, who has the lowest health. These gnomes will stack damage on you, so you need to keep your distance for 5 seconds to reduce the stacks.

Rank 6

Akama

Akama will summon adds and unleash abilities like Chain Lightning and Shadow Strikes. Shadow Strikes provide powerful buffs, so interrupt them. If you don't, avoid her subsequent attacks.

Unguloxx

Keep your kiting to avoid high melee damage. Use stun or self-protection skills when necessary to stall. Balance defense and damage within the tight enrage timer.

Yikkan Izu

Prioritize clearing the first wave of Ravens while interrupting Disorienting Shriek, or you'll almost certainly die. While controlling the adds, maintain consistent damage on the boss.

Smash Hoofstomp

First, kill two Goblins to reach 100% damage amplification, then move behind them to deal damage when they cast Shield Wall.

Rank 7

Bo Bobble & Max Megablast

Stay close to Bo Bobble and use Max Megablast (red circle) to guide and hit Bo. Repeat until the shared health bar is depleted.

Dark Summoner

Use the overhead light to pin down the ghosts and quickly kill them. Then attack the boss. Repeat until the boss is down, taking care not to be instantly killed by Ghosts.

Battletron

Go all out when it summons Mines (a free damage window). If you can detonate the mines, you can force it to re-summon. Overall, it's a tight DPS check with a 2-minute enrage.

Meatball

Hiting the boss will drop Orbs. Collect them until you reach 40 stacks of the buff (400% damage), then initiate a burst and kill it before the 1-minute enrage.

Completing the 28 boss battles will prove you're a great warrior, and while these battles won't directly reward you with MoP Classic Gold, rewards like The Brassiest Knuckle, The Brassiest Knuckle, and Brawler's Burly Mushan Beast are clearly more valuable.

WoW MoP Classic is about to make a big move, as officials plan to create a single Mega server and allow players from all servers to migrate to it.

Officials haven't announced a specific date yet, but have only shared their plans for each server and their reasons for doing so. Let's take a look at their specific plans below.

Server Issues

Currently, PvP servers are essentially dead in name only. The vast majority of PvP servers are one-sided, consisting mostly of Horde or Alliance players, leaving virtually no outdoor PvP. If players want to pursue PvP, the best approach is to go to the most popular servers, rather than looking at server tags.

However, most players don't even know their server type. Some players only discovered their server was actually PvE after checking their stats, clearly demonstrating that the PvP tag has lost its meaning.

Here are some of the more popular servers, along with their tags:

Americas / Oceania

• Benediction - PvP
• Faerlina - PvP
• Mankrik - PvP
• Pagle - PvE
• Grobbulus - PvP
• Sulfuras - PvE

Europe (EU)

• Firemaw - PvP
• Gehennas - PvP
• Atiesh - PvE
• Flamegor / Pilemegor - PvP

There are also servers in Taiwan and South Korea, but they're not as large.

Solution (Tom Ellis's Plan)

Players were aware of this situation as early as July, and the official team has acknowledged the situation. They plan to convert most PvP servers to PvE and create a centralized Mega server for players to migrate to.

All players' characters, items, WoW MoP Classic gold, and achievements will be transferred to the new, merged servers. It's expected that your auction house listings, guild rosters, and progress will also be transferred.

Players on the original servers will retain their names. If you have the same character name on different servers being merged, you will be asked to choose a new name for one of your characters to avoid duplication.

Tom Ellis mentioned in a tweet that they initially planned to use connected server technology, but were unable to do so due to their busy schedule with other Classic releases. Given the success of Season of Discovery and WoW Classic 20th Anniversary running on a single server, they are considering adopting a similar Mega server model for the entire Mists of Pandaria Classic release.

For US Servers

• All PvP servers will be converted to PvE servers and closed to new character creation.
• Free character migration will be available, allowing players from all servers to migrate to a designated central destination server.

Official will be adding significant hardware to this central server to handle the pressure caused by the influx of players. However, one server will be exempted from this arrangement: Grobbulus. This is the only PvP server currently with balanced factions and enforced balance. Therefore, it will remain PvP and serve as a migration destination for players who wish to experience authentic, outdoor PvP. We will continue to monitor the faction balance in Grobbulus to prevent it from becoming one-sided.

For European Servers

• Because all PvP servers are single-sided, all servers will be converted to PvE.
• A central server will also be created for all players to migrate to.
• Servers in other regions (such as Russia) will also be merged into a single server.

The EU servers may undergo a name merge in advance to free up as many character names as possible on the target server.

Korean and Taiwanese servers have already been merged, so players on those servers will not be affected.

Pros And Cons Of Mega Servers

Pros

Overall, I think this plan is quite reasonable and shows that we are continuously monitoring the status of each server and actively resolving any issues. Furthermore, this move is intended to streamline the server fleet, potentially freeing up server resources for the future Classic Plus version.

We may also use this opportunity to introduce War Mode, allowing players to enable PvP and earn rewards freely. This would be more meaningful than the current fake PvP server labels.

At the same time, with more players on a Mega server, dungeon and raid formations will be easier, and auction house transactions will be more frequent. Farming MoP Classic gold will also become more rewarding.

Cons

However, Mega server may initially experience queues, lag, crashes, and insufficient floors. This is also bad news for players who rarely log in. If they don't migrate to the new server in time, when they finally go online, they might find that their former guildmates and friends have left.

Furthermore, a large crowd of people may cause previously promising Mists of Pandaria Classic gold farms to become even more congested. This depends on how the official team handles these resource constraints.

Therefore, players are advised not to rush to migrate immediately, but to wait a few weeks or wait until the system stabilizes before making a decision.

Overall, the server merger is a sound move, but the performance of a single Mega server remains to be seen. The success of the server merger will ultimately depend on the official team's technical capabilities to support the large population.

Compared to other World of Warcraft games, MoP Classic, with its Eastern-themed theme, exemplified by Pandaren race, has attracted many new players. Furthermore, the game offers enhanced gameplay through scenarios, in addition to regular dungeons and raids.

For ease of understanding, scenarios can be considered miniature dungeons. They require only a three-player party and have no class or role restrictions. You and your teammates need only be level 90 and have a gear level greater than 425 to enter.

Although smaller in scale and more focused on story than challenge, you can still earn WoW MoP Classic gold, Valor Points, or special gear by completing scenarios, as well as completing related achievements.

There are currently six scenarios available in the game, and we previously introduced Theramore's Fall. This article will provide a guide for earning loot in Arena of Annihilation.

Arena Of Annihilation Overview

This scenario begins at Temple of the White Tiger, which you'll need to travel to Kun-Lai Summit to find. Note that if you have time, you can complete the other quests in this location before entering the scenario.

Arena of Annihilation contains multiple bosses, and defeating them is essential to completing the scenario and claiming the rewards.

However, bosses in this scenario won't unlock automatically as you progress, you need to interact with Tiger Temple Gong within the scenario to summon the bosses.

In addition, the character level requirement for entering Arena of Annihilation has been relaxed to 85. After that, you and your teammates can enter Looking for Dungeon system and begin queuing.

As for party role arrangement, since scenarios don't require specific roles, it's generally recommended to team up with three DPS players to complete the scenario by dealing heavy damage as quickly as possible.

How To Complete This Scenario?

After entering Arena of Annihilation, you can officially accept the quest from Wodin Troll-Servant and begin your boss farming journey.

Boss 1: Scar-Shell

This boss is summoned after hitting Tiger Temple Gong for the first time. As the first boss, it's not an enormous challenge, and its main ability throughout the fight is Crushing Bite, making it relatively easy to deal with.

The only caveat is that Scar-Shell will periodically cast Stone Spin, causing it to spin around the perimeter of the room. Occasionally, it will dash through the center and crash into you, dealing significant damage if hit, so be sure to avoid it.

Interestingly, after 12 seconds of spinning, the boss will become stunned, making this the perfect time to focus your attacks.

Boss 2: Jol'Grum

This terrifying creature, known for its Grummle-eating and snow-stalking abilities, will knock everyone to the other side of the arena during the fight and will sometimes target specific players with a Threat Drop.

If you notice this boss casting Angry during the fight, be sure to use skills like Tranquilizing Shot with your teammates to dispel the debuff.

Boss 3: Little Liuyan

This is a fire spirit-type boss. Most of the time, he'll cast Fireball, dealing moderate damage, or Flameline, dealing impact damage and continuous damage to players caught in the flames.

This boss's most powerful skill is Flame Wall, which fills the center of the arena with flames, damaging players within. The boss also summons three minions to form another flame wall on the other side of the arena.

To counter this skill, you'll need to kill the minions while avoiding the effects of the primary skill to dispel the additional flame wall, focusing the fight on Little Liuyan.

Boss 4: Chagan Firehoof

This is a fierce yaungol warrior who fights alongside a yak pet. During the fight, the boss will use Hammer Time to continuously deal area-of-effect damage to your team within melee range.

The boss also uses the ability Trailblaze, creating a temporary line of fire from beneath his feet. You'll need to dodge the line while dealing damage to the boss and his pet.

The Final Stage: Defeat The Final Challenger!

During this stage, you may encounter one of three bosses: Maki Waterblade, Cloudbender Kobo, or Satay Byu (Maki Waterblade seems to be the most likely to appear). Killing the boss completes Arena of Annihilation challenge.

What Rewards Can You Get?

After completing Arena of Annihilation stage, in addition to gold and other available points, you can choose the most suitable piece of gear from the following seven items as a reward:

• Liuyang's Light-Lit Longshank
• Liuyang's Lovely Longstaff
• Satay's Stabbing Sword
• Maki's Mashing Mace
• Jol'Grum's Frozen Mace
• Chagan's Cheery Chopper
• Scar-Shell's Scintillating Staff

What Achievements Are Available?

As you know, Mists of Pandaria Classic features a comprehensive and extensive achievement system. Complete enough achievements to earn additional rewards.

During Arena of Annihilation challenge, the available achievements and their corresponding completion methods are as follows:

• Arena of Annihilation: Complete the entire scenario.
• In the Eye of the Tiger: Defeat each of the three random bosses once during the final stage. Since each boss appears randomly and with varying odds, you may need to farm the scenario multiple times to earn this achievement.
• Beat the Heat: Defeat the third boss, Little Liuyan, without anyone in your party taking damage from Flame Wall.

It's worth noting that there are two optimal ways to earn the third achievement: one is to kill the boss before he casts the skill, and the other is to move out of the inner circle before the skill takes effect and follow Flame Wall in a counterclockwise direction.

That's all for this guide. We hope it helps you complete Arena of Annihilation. Have fun!

WoW MoP Classic's third raid, Terrace of Endless Spring, officially launched on September 4th. It once again features 10 and 25-player modes, with Normal and Heroic difficulties. You'll need to defeat all four bosses to complete the raid.

While you can freely choose which mode or difficulty you want to play, to unlock all achievements and maximize WoW MoP Classic gold and gear rewards, you'll need to complete Terrace of Endless Spring at all difficulties.

The final boss, Sha of Fear, presents the greatest obstacle to this task due to its sheer difficulty. Therefore, we'll explain how to deal with this boss at different difficulty levels.

Pre-Fight Tips

Before you learn about this boss's abilities and combat strategies, it's important to know that this is not only a long and dangerous boss fight, but also that additional stages will occur depending on the difficulty level.

Most MoP Classic boss encounters differ only in health or damage dealt by the boss at different difficulties. However, if you're playing Sha of Fear on Heroic mode, you'll be transported to a new platform after completing the base platform encounter.

Main Platform Encounter

Regardless of mode or difficulty, Sha of Fear boss encounter begins with your team's tank securing the boss. Ensure the tank stands within Wall of Light (an easily visible V-shaped area) to reduce their damage taken by 10% and provide immunity to Breath of Fear.

In addition, it's best to have the healer stay within the safe zone, while the rest of the team should spread out as much as possible, with melee DPS players positioned behind the boss.

However, whenever the boss casts Breath of Fear, everyone must enter Wall of Light to avoid the associated negative effects.

Also during the encounter, the boss will cast Ominous Cackle, transporting some players to an outer temple to fight its guardian.

If playing in 10-player mode, this group will always consist of one tank, one healer, and three DPS players. In 25-player mode, there are two such teams.

So, to ensure an adequate division of labor among the remaining roles, the entire team should always have at least two tanks in 10-player mode and at least three tanks in 25-player mode.

If you are teleported outside, you may be faced with three different platforms and their guards. Their abilities are the same, but they fire Dread Spray in different ways depending on the platform. If you are hit more than twice, you may die.

These guards also use Death Blossom, and everyone must hide behind a pillar while this skill is active. If you damage a platform guard, it will summon Sha Globes, which deal shadow damage upon impact and restore a portion of your primary resource.

However, if you do not consume Sha Globes, the platform guards will use them to restore 8% of their maximum health.

After defeating the platform guards, you gain Fearless buff and return to the main platform. This buff increases your damage and healing by 60%, increases your movement speed by 150%, and grants immunity to Fear effects for 30 seconds.

If you're playing this boss fight in Normal mode, you'll need to continue fighting Sha of Fear on the adjacent platform until it's killed. However, in Heroic mode, when the boss reaches 66% health, you'll enter a new phase.

Heroic Mode Extra Phase

At the start of this phase, the boss will teleport himself and your entire team to a new area called Dread Expanse. All players will then receive a Fading Light buff that restores health and mana for a short period of time, and all cooldowns will be reset.

In addition, the new Pure Light buff grants immunity to Fear and Horror and reduces incoming damage by 30%. This buff can be transferred to other players using Extra Action Button and Transfer Light ability.

However, only one player can receive this buff at a time. If you transfer Pure Light to a teammate, you will not receive the benefits.

However, while you're receiving the benefits, the boss will cast the new ability, Huddle in Terror, which causes some players to be terrorized and inflict 90,000 Shadow damage per second for 12 seconds.

To avoid this, you must use Transfer Light until all raid members are free. The tricky part is that while you have Transfer Light, you can't move. Furthermore, the boss will summon Dread Spawns that target the player currently holding Transfer Light.

If they come into contact with you while you have Transfer Light, they'll cast Eternal Darkness, instantly killing you. These summoned enemies will also gain a movement speed buff from Gathering Speed.

To avoid this, ensure you have enough ranged damage to attack the boss while maintaining a distance from Dread Spawns and rotate Transfer Light between players, ensuring Dread Spawns are always above the boss to cleave them.

The boss will also cast Waterspout on random players. This skill is difficult to detect and has low damage on its own, but it can be fatal if combined with a Dread Spawn skill.

The boss's final skill during this phase causes him to dive underwater, disappearing underwater before reappearing at a close distance with a dark circle around him. Anyone standing within this circle will be instantly killed, so be careful.

If you wipe during this phase, you'll be teleported back to the beginning. You'll also receive the bonus Lei's Hope buff, allowing you to quickly reenter Dread Expanse.

This concludes the complete process for defeating the boss, Sha of Fear. Beyond understanding these steps, ensuring everyone works together effectively will increase your chances of completing the encounter and the entire raid. Good luck!

In addition to your race and class, you can choose between primary and secondary professions early in your character development. While you have a limited number of primary professions to choose from, you can learn all secondary professions.

Instead of engaging in intense combat, these professions allow you to craft items with buffs, similar to a management game, to aid you and your teammates in combat. These items can also be sold for WoW MoP Classic gold at your leisure.

There are four secondary professions available for learning in the game. While you can choose how many to learn on your own, it's recommended that you master all of them to maximize your potential item buffs.

For this reason, we'll cover all the secondary professions one by one.

1. Cooking

This profession applies to all classes in Mists of Pandaria Classic and grants you and your teammates stat boosts in dungeons and raids, even at max level and equipped with max-level gear.

To learn and level up the cooking skill, you must find the corresponding trainer in Halfhill in Valley of the Four Winds. Their locations are:

• Kol Ironpaw (Master of the Grill) - /way 53.0, 51.4
• Jian Ironpaw (Master of the Oven) - /way 53.2, 51.6
• Mei Mei Ironpaw (Master of the Pot) - /way 52.6, 51.6
• Yan Ironpaw (Master of the Steamer) - /way 52.6, 51.6
• Anthea Ironpaw (Master of the Wok) - /way 52.8, 51.8
• Bobo Ironpaw (Master of the Brew) - /way 53.0, 52.0

The cooking skill allows you to create meals for personal consumption, as well as feasts for your entire party to consume during battle. However, you must obtain the corresponding recipes and gather the ingredients.

How To Obtain The Recipes?

Regular recipes can be taught by Ironpaw Master Chefs at Halfhill Market, exchanged by Ironpaw Tokens from Nam Ironpaw, or found randomly throughout the map after completing Lost and Found achievement.

After reaching cooking skill level 520, you can master skill specializations by completing the quests "So You Want to Be a Chef..." and "Ready for Greatness." There are six specializations, each unlocking five unique recipes.

2. First Aid

As the name suggests, first aid is a supportive profession. Requiring only a few pieces of cloth and a one-second cast time, you can craft bandages in combat to restore approximately 25% of your health and that of your allies.

However, there is an 8-second channeling time associated with using a bandage; if the player being treated moves or takes damage during this time, the healing is interrupted.

In addition, any player treated with a bandage will be affected by Recently Bandaged debuff, preventing them from using bandages again for one minute.

Notably, MoP Classic adds a new fabric, Windwool Cloth, which you can use to craft the new bandages, Windwool Bandage and Heavy Windwool Bandage.

Unlike cooking recipes, which require constant collection, first aid bandage recipes are available from all first aid trainers. They are:

Alliance:

• Angela Leifeld, Stormwind City - /way 52.2, 45.6
• Dannelor, Darnassus - /way 51.6, 12.6
• Nissa Firestone, Ironforge - /way 54.8, 58.6

Horde:

• Arnok, Orgrimmar - /way 34.0, 84.4
• Pand Stonebinder, Thunder Bluff - /way 29.6, 21.6
• Mary Edras, Undercity - /way 73.6, 55.6

3. Fishing

Compared to other secondary professions, fishing doesn't seem to provide much combat benefit, but it's certainly fun to level up and catch rarer fish.

Fishing in Mists of Pandaria Classic doesn't require you to equip a fishing rod, but some rods offer special bonuses that can improve your fishing efficiency.

Another unique aspect of the fishing profession is that it progresses regionally. You must reach a certain fishing level in your current region to obtain rarer fish, otherwise you'll only catch junk or Golden Carp in Pandaria.

Luckily, the base value of Golden Carp is quite good, so you can stay in Pandaria and fish for it until you reach the maximum level, then travel to other regions to fish. It's worth noting that MoP Classic adds new fish to different zones:

• Emperor Salmon: Townlong Steppes, Krasarang Wilds, Valley of the Four Winds, Vale of Eternal Blossoms
• Golden Carp: Anywhere in Pandaria
• Jade Lungfish: Jade Forest
• Jewel Danio: Vale of Eternal Blossoms
• Krasarang Paddlefish: Krasarang Wilds, Valley of the Four Winds, Vale of Eternal Blossoms
• Redbelly Mandarin: Townlong Steppes, Vale of Eternal Blossoms
• Tiger Gourami: Kun-Lai Summit, Veiled Stairs
• Reef Octopus: Krasarang Wilds, Jade Forest

As for fishing trainers, whether Alliance, Horde, or neutral, they're located in all zones, making them easy to find as needed.

To improve your fishing, you'll need to find The Anglers at the docks. They'll randomly assign three quests each day. Completing them will level you up and grant you 500 reputation points. These quests include:

• Armored Carp
• Bright Bait
• Fishing for a Bruising
• Huff & Puff
• Jagged Abalone
• Jumping the Shark
• Like Bombing Fish in a Barrel
• Scavenger Hunt
• Shocking!
• Snapclaw
• Viseclaw Soup
• What Lurks Below
• Who Knew Fish Liked Eggs?

4. Archaeology

This profession is only available when your character reaches level 20. After mastering the archaeology skill from the trainer, a small shovel icon will appear on your map, marking Digsites where you can excavate.

Available trainers are located in:

Alliance:

• Diya, The Exodar - /way 34.6, 66.8
• Doktor Professor Ironpants, Ironforge - /way 75.6, 11.6
• Hammon the Jaded, Darnassus - /way 43.2, 83.6
• Harrison Jones, Stormwind - /way 85.6, 25.8

Horde:

• Adam Hossack, Undercity - /way 76.0, 36.4
• Belloc Brightblade, Orgrimmar - /way 49.0, 79.6
• Elynara, Silvermoon City - /way 81.6, 63.8
• Otoh Greyhide, Thunder Bluff - /way 75.8, 28.0

Neutral:

• Boduro the Seeker, Shattrath - /way 62.5, 70.2
• Brita Bramblebrush, Dalaran - /way 48.5, 38.6

Digsites you can find and the rewards you can dig up depend on your race, with Dwarfs generally having an advantage. Additionally, you must use Survey spell granted by this profession to begin digging.

Once you reach a high enough rank in archaeology, you'll gain access to a variety of combat and non-combat rewards. To increase your rank, you'll need to complete the following tasks:

• Completing a successful survey/dig and find a fragment container: 1 skill point
• Solving a common artifact: 5 skill points
• Solving a rare artifact: 15 skill points

That's the overview of all the secondary professions in WoW Classic MoP. I hope you find it helpful! Have fun!

In Heart of Fear, the second major raid in WoW MoP Classic Phase 1, released on August 21st, you'll need to defeat six bosses to complete the raid. Each boss will provide you with WoW MoP Classic gold and unique gear drops.

In addition, completing specific tasks in each boss fight or defeating the boss in Heroic mode will earn you specific achievements. Completing all Heart of Fear achievements across all modes will also earn you Reins of the Heavenly Crimson Cloud Serpent!

Although Amber-Shaper Un'sok isn't the final boss in Heart of Fear, it's just as dangerous and challenging as the sixth boss, Grand Empress Shek'zeer.

With this in mind, we'll provide detailed strategies for dealing with this boss and how to earn the achievements associated with it.

All Amber-Shaper Un'sok Encounter Phases And Skills

This boss encounter has three phases, each with the boss unleashing different skills in a different order. Understanding the characteristics of all skills and the boss's movement patterns during the current phase will help you optimize your damage output and defensive timing.

Phase 1

During this phase, your team's goal is to avoid being hit by Amber Scalpels while reducing the boss's health to 70%. Additionally, you must kill Living Ambers and reduce the health of Mutated Constructs to 20%.

To minimize the potential damage to your team, tank roles should fight as far away from the enemy as possible and ensure sufficient tank rotations are available to deal with Mutated Constructs.

During the encounter, Mutated Constructs will cast Amber Strike, stacking Destabilize on the boss. You must interrupt these attacks to avoid Amber Explosion, otherwise your team could be wiped out.

Constructs themselves will also cast Amber Explosion, so you must be aware of the next triggering time for this skill. If there are too many pools of Burning Amber near the boss, you'll need to work hard to move him away, otherwise the raid will take more damage.

• Amber Scalpel: Deals damage with a beam of amber and creates killable Living Amber. Killing a Living Amber takes damage to the player, and the remaining Living Amber heals 40% of their health.
• Burning Amber: Each Living Amber you kill creates an amber pool, and standing in it causes health loss.
• Parasitic Growth: Inflicts a continuous debuff on a random player every 2 seconds for 30 seconds.
• Reshape Life: Transforms a random member of your team into a Mutated Construct.
• Amber Explosion: Deals explosion damage.
• Amber Strike: Deals damage and attempts to cast Amber Explosion, applying Destabilize.

Phase 2

When the boss reaches 70% health, Phase 2 begins. He retains all Phase 1 abilities and uses Amber Carapace to protect himself.

The boss will then summon an Amber Monstrosity, which can cast Amber Explosion. Tanks must kill it while avoiding the explosion. This monster can also damage or stun your team with various abilities.

• All Phase 1 abilities.
• Amber Carapace: Grants the boss a shield, reducing damage taken by 99%. This ability is removed upon the death of Amber Monstrosity.
• Massive Stomp: Amber Monstrosity deals physical damage to all players within a 15-yard radius and knocks them back.
• Fling: Amber Monstrosity grabs a random tank character and flings them, dealing physical damage and stunning other players within an 8-yard radius of 3 seconds.

Phase 3

Phase 3 begins after the death of Amber Monstrosity. During this phase, the boss will cast Reshape Life more frequently. Your tank should strive to push the boss to the center of the room, and then everyone should focus on dealing damage to kill it.

• Concentrated Mutation: Increases the boss's damage and attack speed by 50%.
• Volatile Amber: Causes the boss to fire amber shards from both sides of the room, damaging anyone caught in them. However, if the damage is intercepted by Mutated Constructs, you gain 20% healing.

Other Battle Tips

Note that during the entire boss fight, Parasitic Growth and Reshape Life only target the tank in Phase 1, but target all players in the remaining phases. Additionally, the skill Amber Scalpel only works during the first two phases.

If you're a tank, you'll likely be playing Mutated Construct most of the time, so you can save your defensive cooldowns for Phase 3. If you're a DPS, be sure not to kill too many Living Ambers at once.

Healers should carefully manage the amount of healing they apply to allies affected by Parasitic Growth and Reshape Life during the fight, as the more healing they receive, the more damage they take.

To ensure you and your teammates can more effectively defeat the enemy, the game also provides special skills that players can utilize during this boss fight:

• Struggle for Control: Interrupts the actions of Mutated Constructs, preventing them from casting Amber Explosion.
• Break Free: Helps you break free from Mutated Construct state, but can only be used when your health drops below 20% and your Willpower is depleted.

What Achievements Does This Boss Fight May Grant You?

If you kill Living Amber in Burning Amber during this boss fight until at least 8 pools overlap, and ultimately defeat the boss, regardless of the mode you're in, you'll get "I Heard You Like Amber..." achievement.

Other achievements related to Amber-Shaper Un'sok include:

• Nightmare of Shek'zeer - Defeat the final three bosses in Heart of Fear (Wind Lord Mel'jarak, Amber-Shaper Un'sok, and Grand Empress Shek'zeer).
• Heroic: Amber-Shaper Un'sok - Defeat Amber-Shaper Un'sok in Heart of Fear on Heroic Difficulty.
• Heart of Fear Guild Run - Defeat the bosses in Heart of Fear while in a guild group.

That's all for Amber-Shaper Un'sok boss fight! If you haven't started it yet, this guide might be helpful!

Besides several key raids that roll out gradually, WoW Mop Classic introduces a series of complete dungeons at the start of Phase 1, serving as a primary source for familiarizing yourself with the game's lore and farming WoW MoP Classic gold.

Siege of Niuzao is a max-level dungeon, offering a relatively high difficulty level. It's likely the last dungeon you unlock in this phase. It can be completed in Normal, Heroic, and Challenge modes for increased loot.

To ensure you can complete the challenges of this dungeon and earn its rewards, we will provide a guide.

Siege Of Niuzao Basics

You must be at least level 88, and the item level requirement to queue is 393, before you can travel to Siege of Niuzao Temple to enter the dungeon. It's located west of Townlong Steppes at the coordinates /way 34.7, 81.7.

To get there quickly, regardless of your faction, visit neutral Flight Master Kite Master Yao-Li (/way 50.1, 72.0) and have her teleport you to your destination.

In addition, since the dungeon itself is max-level, you can only farm gold or gear within it and will not gain additional XP for leveling.

Quests In This Dungeon

The entire Siege of Niuzao dungeon can be roughly divided into two quests. You must complete both and kill all four bosses within both quests to fully clear them. Both quests are neutral, so no specific faction-based strategies are required.

Somewhere Inside

After entering the dungeon, you can receive this quest from Shado-Master Chum Kiu. This quest requires you to free 12 Shado-Pan Prisoners, a group of Pandaren imprisoned in various locations within Temple of Niuzao.

Take Down The Wing Leader

This quest's receiver location remains unchanged, but it requires you to kill Wing Leader Ner'onok, the most dangerous of the dungeon's four bosses - in fact, you'll need to complete three other boss battles before that.

All Bosses And Their Skills In Siege Of Niuzao

The four bosses in this dungeon have different skills and traits, which you'll need to learn to target them and protect yourself to complete the dungeon.

1. Vizier Jin'bak

When the battle begins, the boss will first create a Sap Puddle within the arena, which will gradually grow in size. The boss will then periodically summon three Sap Globules, which must be killed promptly to prevent them from merging with Sap Puddle.

Also, make sure someone in your party is always standing inside Sap Puddle to reduce its size. Throughout the battle, the boss will also cast Detonate, dealing damage proportional to Sap Puddle's size.

Because teammates trapped in Sap Puddle take continuous damage, you'll need to rotate players, and your healer must provide sufficient healing.

• Sap Puddle
• Sap Residue
• Summon Sap Globule
• Detonate

2. Commander Vo'jak

This boss fight begins after you speak with a captured Shado-Pan Prisoner. Commander Vo'jak will repeatedly send Mantids to attack you. Fortunately, Pandaren prisoners will help you deal with Mantids by placing explosives.

After defeating enough Mantids, the boss will begin to attack directly, and the entire team can engage him head-on.

• The Escaped Prisoners
• Caustic Tar
• Sik'thik Swarmer
• Sik'thik Amberwing
• Bombard
• Sik'thik Demolisher
• Unstable Blast
• Sik'thik Warrior
• Rising Speed
• Dashing Strike
• Thousand Blades

3. General Pa'valak

This boss will be surrounded by many adds. If you attack the boss directly, they will cause additional harassment, so you must first eliminate the adds.

The boss will then periodically surround itself with a shield and continue to summon Mantid adds. You need to use explosives to eliminate the adds while the boss is in the shield phase.

Once the shield is destroyed, you can continue to attack General Pa'valak directly until he enters the shield phase again. Repeat this cycle until you win the fight.

• Blade Rush
• Tempest
• Call Reinforcements
• Bulwark
• Aerial Bombardment
• Siege Explosive
• Throw Explosive
• Ground Assault
• Serrated Blade

4. Wing Leader Ner'onok

As the final boss, Wing Leader Ner'onok is naturally quite difficult. Throughout the fight, the boss will continuously inflict Quick-Dry Resin debuff on a random player.

If you're unlucky enough to be affected by this debuff, you'll need to keep moving or jumping until the debuff wears off, or you'll be encased in resin and unable to move.

In addition, twice during the fight, the boss will fly to the other side of the bridge and cast spells, forcing you to retreat when crossing the bridge to reengage the boss.

• Hurl Brick
• Caustic Pitch
• Quick-Dry Resin
• Treacherous Winds
• Gusting Winds

Dungeon Gear Rewards

In addition to gold earned during the dungeon, different bosses have a chance to drop different gear.

Commander Vo'jak:

• Bombardment Bracers
• Chestwrap of Arcing Flame
• Archer's Precision Grips
• Sightfinder Helm
• Siege-Captain's Scimitar

General Pa'valak:

• Engraved Amber Pendant
• Vial of Ichorous Blood
• Breezebinder Handwraps
• Siegeworn Bracers

Vizier Jin'bak:

• Aerial Bombardment Cloak
• Flashfrozen Resin Globule
• Hood of Viridian Residue
• Sap-Encrusted Legplates
• Girdle of Soothing Detonation

Wing Leader Ner'onok:

• Breezeswept Hood
• Whisperwind Spaulders
• Windblast Helm
• Galedodge Chestguard
• Airbender Sandals
• Belt of Totemic Binding
• Anchoring Sabatons
• Spaulders of Immovable Stone
• Tolakesh, Horn of the Black Ox (heroic mode only)
• Ner'onok's Razor Katar
• Gustwalker Staff

That's all for Siege of Niuzao dungeon. We hope the information we've provided helps you successfully clear it!

While the worlds created in each World of Warcraft game vary in detail, they all share a single, unified continent, divided into distinct zones. Each zone offers unique characteristics and offers different types of adventures.

More importantly, these zones are assigned to different races as starting areas. After completing character creation and entering the game, you can only leave these zones and embark on new adventures after completing the basic storyline and choosing a faction.

In WoW Mop Classic, the new Pandaren race starts on Wandering Isle. Besides teaching you the basics of the game, this zone offers a wealth of gameplay possibilities, and you can return to it later to complete new quests.

With this in mind, we'll provide a comprehensive introduction to Wandering Isle.

Wandering Isle Overview

In terms of lore, this zone is actually an island perched on the back of a giant turtle called Shen-zin Su. The island's inhabitants are descendants of Pandaren explorers, who long ago departed to pursue their adventures in Azeroth.

For this reason, Wandering Isle is also the exclusive starting zone for Pandaren. This means that as long as you're a Pandaren, you'll be born here, regardless of your class.

On the island, you'll complete the relevant opening storyline and, at the end, choose to join Alliance or Horde. You'll then be transported to your faction's capital city - Stormwind or Orgrimmar.

There, you'll complete a faction-specific naval battle, after which you'll travel to Jade Forest, the main starting zone in WoW Mop Classic, to begin your true journey.

What Quests Do You Need To Complete On Wandering Isle?

If you're a Pandaren character, you must complete the initial quests on Wandering Isle until you reach level 20.

All newly created Pandaren characters start out neutral. At the end of Wandering Isle storyline, you'll decide whether to join Alliance or Horde, a decision that cannot be changed in-game.

The storyline consists of five parts, each of which introduces you to the basic mechanics and the story behind Wandering Isle & Pandaren through a series of short quests.

1. Training With Fire

You'll begin your initial adventure at Shang Xi Training Grounds on the island. Here, Master Shang Xi will gradually assign you achievable challenges. The first task is to work with Aysa Cloudsinger and Ji Firepaw to restore the four elemental spirits.

The first elemental spirit you'll find is Huo, the ancient spirit of fire. You'll then be taken to Temple of Five Dawns in the center of the island.

2. Moving Water And Earth

Master Shang Xi will instruct you to continue east of Singing Pools, seek out Shu, the ancient spirit of water, and befriend him. Once you've completed this task, Aysa will instruct you to Dai-Lo Farmstead, which has been occupied by virmen.

Later, after Ji's attempts to awaken Wugou, the ancient spirit of earth, have failed, Shu will offer some assistance.

3. To The Air And Beyond

The next quest requires you to travel to Morning Breeze Village and deal with the hozen there. You'll then discover that to free Dafeng, the ancient spirit of air, you must slay Onyx Serpent.

Once all four spirits are restored, you'll need to clear Wood of Staves of sprites. The Master will then grant you a final bit of knowledge.

While riding the hot-air balloon, you'll discover you can converse with Shen-zin Su, the figure who carries the entire island. The knowledge the Master imparts will reveal the source of Shen-zin Su's suffering.

4. Finding Safety And Strike

Shen-zin Su's suffering stems from Skyseeker, a crashed gunship. To this end, you'll need to travel to Pei-Wu Forest and slay the boss, Vordraka, the Deep Sea Nightmare.

However, Ji later decided to blow up the wreckage of Skyseeker, injuring Shen-zin Su. Your job is to protect the healer so they can heal Shen-zin Su.

5. Choosing Alliance Or Horde

Returning to Temple of Five Dawns, you'll need to decide which faction to ally with to complete the quest A New Fate. You'll then be transported to the new Jade Forest zone to meet its new leader.

After completing these quests, you can begin your adventure in the game, farming for gold and items to become stronger!

Available Profession Trainers

If you've played the original Mists of Pandaria, you know that each character must choose more available professions as a way to earn additional benefits or WoW MoP Classic gold.

For this reason, the game has profession trainers for each profession in each zone. Only in finding them can you learn and upgrade your profession skills.

For this reason, the two profession trainers located on Wandering Isle are Whittler Dewei and Elder Oakpaw. Note that these are not marked on the map, so you'll need to find them by following specific landmarks:

• Whittler Dewei: Located near Singing Pools.
• Elder Oakpaw: A green-clad Pandaren located directly south of Temple of Five Dawns.

In addition, after unlocking certain classes, you'll need to gather enough raw materials to level up or craft items. These materials are found in different zones. Wandering Isle is home to the following materials:

• Herbalism: Silverleaf, Peacebloom, Earthroot
• Mining: Copper Vein
• Skinning: Light Leather, Ruined Leather Scraps

What Reputation Can Be Collected In This Zone?

As you know, all Mists of Pandaria Classic zones have various factions, large and small. Each faction can be leveled up and rewarded by collecting corresponding reputation points.

The faction located on Wandering Isle is Shang Xi's Academy. Completing relevant tasks within a zone will passively earn reputation points with that faction.

That's all for this introduction. If you choose to play Pandaren race, this information will definitely be helpful!