Clang n ' Clink
In World of Warcraft Dragonflight patch 10.1 , Blizzard introduced a brand - new item upgrade system that is somehow far more complicated than the quondam one ! The aim with this new organization was to produce brackets of gear which can only be upgraded to a sure level – no more spamming +2 keystones and upgrading train to maximal ilvl , alas .
The upgrade materials ( variousShadowflame Crests ) for each of these brackets – Explorer , Adventurer , Hero , and Champion , can be acquired from their respective action like mythical dungeon , Raiding , etc . ( essentially , where you first get the gear ) . But there ’s another way to get Shadowflame Crests – by tradingUnearthed Fragrant Coinsin Loam .
How to Get Unearthed Fragrant Coins in WoW Dragonflight
Unearthed Fragrant Coins in Dragonflight can be found in Zaralek Cavern by completingbonus activities signified by a yellow horn on the map . These bodily process reward one of two items that contain them : Clinking Dirt - pass over Pouch(3 - 5 coins ) andClanging Dirt - cover Pouch(6 - 9 coins ) .
My practiced advice for getting as many coins as possible is to simply aviate around the cavern and keep an middle on your mapping . There are occasionally chat alerts clew you in to new events , so pay some mind to the confab as well .
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Unearthed Fragrant Coins are not only pass on chests containing Shadowflame Crest Fragments , but on cosmetics as well . By exchanging them for Coveted Baubles , you may purchase a couple mounts and a pet in Loam as well by travel to Saccratros . It ’s up to you whether you ’re focused on gear rise or cosmetics , but as I always say , “ Gear is impermanent , mounts are forever . ”
You ’ll be touch off over novel currency and bits and bob as you explore Zaralek Caverns , but everything has its role . Just be certain not to rent your bag get overstuff in the meantime – youprobablywon’t take those old Wrath of the Lich King reagent any longer .
