Blood Moon PvP Rewards Phase 3 Datamining - Season of Discovery

With Light's Grace finally found in Phase 3 Season of Discovery, players have discovered all locations of the new Class Runes! The Wowhead team has been working hard to update all of our guides to reflect the latest discoveries. Now that every rune from Phase 3 has been discovered, you can use Wowhead's guides to collect them all!Light's Grace proved to be the most elusive Rune yet across all phases, taking a full seven days to be discovered. This is a drastic change from Phase 1 and 2, where virtually everything was discovered in the first 24 — 48 hours — this one was a doozy! Involving a crashed rocket, an ornery mechanical and a Goblin with a rather familiar name, Light's Grace was certainly well hidden — but now you can read the full steps on how to find it in our Light's Grace Rune Guide! A massive thank you to all of our community members who have helped us by leaving comments and uploading data via the Wowhead Client. We are continually updating and refining our guides to be more specific and accurate, so keep checking back!

The Darkmoon Faire is now live on Season of Discovery Realms in Elwynn Forest from April 7 through April 13 — time to turn in your new Darkmoon Cards! The Darkmoon Faire is making its first appearance in Phase 3 of Season of Discovery, and while players can experience the expected Faire foods, games, and prizes, there is a new addition to the Darkmoon Faire in Phase 3: new Darkmoon Decks to turn in. WoW Classic Darkmoon Faire Guide The four new Decks provide several powerful trinkets after turning them in, including Darkmoon Card: Torment and Darkmoon Card: Sandstorm. While the locations of many of the cards have been found, one card in particular — the Ace of Nightmares — is proving to be particularly elusive! It seems that Season of Discovery still has one or two aces up its sleeve after all.

After completing the newest Sunken Temple Raid, an item will drop from the raid's final boss, Scapula of the Fallen Avatar.

Blizzard has pushed hotfixes for Season of Discovery and WoW Classic, addressing issues with Druid, Shaman, Nightmare Incursions, and The Blood Moon. Additionally, Blizzard has fixed the Twin Emperor encounter inside Ahn'Qiraj for WoW Classic realms.

Multiple player reports are confirming that Student Fodder is working in Phase 3 of Season of Discovery! The item that gives you 4 full bars of Rested Experience when consumed can be applied between Level 40 and Level 50. How To Get The Sleeping Bag SoD Phase 3 Overview You can obtain a total of 8 Student Fodder from two Level 40 quests. The first one, Scramble, which will reward 3 Student Fodder, is the third quest of the Cozy Sleeping Bag quest chain.

One of the best parts of Classic Hardcore was absolutely the hilarious death clips that popped up. Entire channels were able to skyrocket themselves with death compilations alone. One of the most iconic of these was Guzu's hole in one in Sunken Temple at level 52. A perfect storm permanently killing his character by threading the needle into the infamous pit of death. It looks like the Season of Discovery team were watching the same clips we were, and a new NPC, the Unfortunate Adventurer has shown up in our datamining. Looks fairly familiar, doesn't he? While we don't know for sure where this NPC will pop up, I'd say it's a fairly safe bet to assume you can find him in the Sunken Temple raid.

Phase 3 is here, and with it are new profession ranks, so we're highlighting all of the artisan skill trainers in Classic WoW Season of Discovery! Artisan is the highest trainable profession skill rank in Classic WoW, typically requiring players to visit trainers in inconvenient locations. As many players leveling up through Phase 3 and gain access to these skills, e made an article highlighting how to train Artisan ranks for every profession, including trainer locations and quest details. If you'd like to learn more about each profession, including how to level them quickly from 1-300 and notable endgame recipes or reagents, check out our Classic WoW Profession Guides:

One of the more talked about changes in Phase 3 so far has been heavy nerf Soul Link received. The spell will no longer work in conjunction with Metamorphosis.

Quest rewards are a great source of gear as players level up and prepare to tackle the updated Sunken Temple raid, so we've released a new guide detailing the best quest rewards at level 50 in Phase 3 Season of Discovery! From Mark of the Chosen to the ever popular Carrot on a Stick, we break down dungeon quests, class quests, and more, to help you get a reliable reward. Best Quest Rewards in Phase 3 Many of these rewards will require you to complete quests that are normally recommended for characters closer to level 55 or even 60, which means you might need to put together a full group to complete the quests. On the other hand, some of the listed quests and rewards were already available in Phase 2 — but there are simply no better quest rewards at level 50.

Lots of players are in the habit of getting pre-raid Best-in-Slot gear before stepping foot into end game content, and while that may be a requirement for some guilds, it really isn't necessary in Season of Discovery. These raids are not designed to be gear checks, and out-gearing them significantly will just lead to burnout earlier.

With today's SoD datamining updates, Blizzard has made adjustments to the item levels and procs of some new items coming in Phase 3, like the Druid Blood Moon Staff. Today's datamining also brought reitemized dungeon loot and extensive changes made to Sunken Temple set bonuses, which we've also covered today. Sunken Temple Raid Set Bonus ChangesReitemized Dungeon Loot Datamined

Continuing to datamine Phase 3 of WoW Classic Season of Discovery, we've found several level 40-50 dungeon drops updated with new stats better itemized for their intended classes! The majority of these updates reduce the amount of spirit on several all pieces of gear, while increasing spell power or adjusting the speed and damage range on a handful of weapons. This is especially helpful to healers and casters broadening their pool of useful gear, though melee also benefit from more focused stats.