Relics of Ulduar to stay soulbound?

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1-09-2009 @ 3:36PM

chuck said...

I hope they stay soulbound. If they are tradeable, storm peaks will be swarmed with people trying to farm them. The only good thing is that there are a ton of mobs in the zone that can drop them.

I don't think you should be able to buy your way to exalted with any reputation. It cheapens the experience.

1-09-2009 @ 3:42PM

Fyarr said...

Tell that to the 5 major Alliance / Horde factions.

1-09-2009 @ 3:44PM

hold up said...

I don't know about your server, but there is already tons of people farming up Eternals, Leather and Mammoth/Worm meat on mine.

Is it possible to get a list of the useful things we can buy with these Relics for when we get to go into Ulduar?

If I remember correctly its just ale that provides buffs. Maybe a little help on whether the effect persists through death or am I going to have to have 600 relics ready to go for 3.1 so I can stay buffed.

Thank WoW Insider! Your the best!

XOXO

1-09-2009 @ 3:45PM

Ahoni said...

"It cheapens the experience"

Right, cuz I felt so pure after Blowing Hodir's Horn every day.

1-09-2009 @ 4:01PM

DigitalMonitor said...

Not to mention thrusting his spear.

1-09-2009 @ 4:02PM

Shionia said...

"Tell that to the 5 major Alliance / Horde factions."

What's the QQ? I hit Ambassador at 67 just by doing quests. The only place that got more than a few extra Runecloth turnins was TB.

1-09-2009 @ 4:11PM

SimpleSurvival said...

or polishing the helm...

1-09-2009 @ 5:37PM

Kanuris said...

Christ, you guys have sick minds.

1-09-2009 @ 7:01PM

Turtlehead said...

It cheapens the experience of repeating the same dailies every day for a month? Sorry man, there's nothing positive there to cheapen.

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