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#Mining guide wow 4.3.4 Patch

Knight Dameron in Wintergrasp Keep when Alliance controls the zone for 2175.Liliana Emberfrost in Stormwind City for 2175.Daenrand Dawncrest in Darkmoon Island for 110.

Larisse Pembraux in Stormwind City for 2,175.

Dame Evniki Kapsalis at the Argent Tournament Grounds of Icecrown for 60.

Enchanter Erodin in Dalaran for 2,175.

Brammold Deepmine in Dalaran for 2,175.

Both PVP and PVE shoulders give 10% XP bonus for killing monsters and completing quests.

#Mining guide wow 4.3.4 Patch

In Patch 3.2.0, the shoulders sold in Dalaran are also purchasable from Dame Evniki Kapsalis at the Argent Tournament Grounds in Icecrown for Champion's Seals once the title has been earned. The heirloom shoulders were originally sold only in Wintergrasp or Dalaran. For instance, a cloth shoulder piece with stamina and intellect are optimal for cloth-wearing casters like Mages, Priests and Warlocks, but can also be serve a purpose for classes that optimally are equipped with leather, like Druids, and perhaps even, if the XP boost is more highly desired than the armor and attribute bonuses, for a physical damage class such as a Rogue, Paladin, Warrior, Death Knight or Hunter.

If you like to level alts, go for gear that can be used by multiple classes.

Additionally, with the introduction of armor specialization in patch 4.0, it is highly advisable to obtain the appropriate Heirloom armor type for the class you plan to level. For instance, 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. Heirloom item restrictions are skill based and not class based. With helm, shoulders, chest, cloak, and ring equipped, a character of level 1-80 would provide a character 40% increased experience from quests and kills, falling off to 15% from 81-85. The helm and cloak will continue to provide their experience benefits through level 85. The experience bonus benefits of the heirloom shoulders, chestpieces and ring only apply up to level 80. The experience bonuses from the helms, cloaks, shoulders, chestpieces and ring stack with each other and with the rested bonus, and affect experience gains from quests, but do not stack with Essence of Wintergrasp. Heirloom armor pieces allow greater experience gains while wearing them. For instance, if you buy a mail heirloom armor item, it will scale down to leather when equipped on a level 12 shaman and then scale back to mail again when the shaman reaches 40. Mail and plate items scale with characters as they become able to wear them at level 40. Heirlooms were given a durability stat in Patch 3.3.5, but this was quickly hotfixed.

This saves money when leveling your character. Heirloom items do not have a durability stat, and do not need to be repaired. At level 80, heirlooms are approximately equivalent to an item level 187 rare item, and will ultimately be replaced by questing, instancing, and PvP at the maximum level. Heirlooms automatically take on the attributes of a blue quality item of the level of its wearer. Heirloom items can be returned for a refund within the normal two-hour grace period, but only if the item was not mailed to a different character yet. This means they can be mailed to any character that shares the same account and server, including those of opposing faction ( patch 3.3). Once purchased, heirlooms bind to the account, as opposed to an individual character. Nearly all heirloom items are named after popular items from the early days of Classic WoW, and share the look of these items. These items have a light-yellow or pale golden hue in their text color, and their attributes scale with the character's level. Heirloom is an item type that was introduced in the Wrath of the Lich King expansion.