How to Get Your Cenarion Badges or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Abom

Por mysticalsoap [Last Updated]: 18/08/2020 Lista de cambios Parche: 1.13.5

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Comentario de Ozweeplay

Most of this is very good advice and entirely accurate (the major exception being that if you're in TBC, a lot of things here have gotten easier: more rep for kills/quests and lower health on mobs often making them soloable; for example, the dukes are easily soloable at 70 by any class).

The one major difference to the advice above that I would offer: bandages are not the cheapest logistics turn-in: one logistics badge requires 180 cloth (60 of each type) which adds up to quite a bit of money. In my experience, several other turn-ins are cheaper; for example, 8 armor kits of two types cost far less. You will have to look at pricing on your server, of course. My approach was to find the 4-5 cheapest turn-ins and then churn Field Tests until I got repeats of the cheap ones. Doing things this way, I got my 20 Logistics badges for about 250g in total in phase 1 of TBC on a high-pop server.

If you're going for the Wrath of Cenarius ring, you'll need to do the 4 dukes which is far more complicated and difficult and not described here. Good luck!

How to Get Your Cenarion Badges or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Abom

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