The OverAchiever: Reputation factions in Cataclysm

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10-07-2010 @ 4:07PM

Darky said...

What about gilneas/bilgewater?

10-07-2010 @ 5:03PM

Allison Robert said...

They're also in the beta, but there isn't a specific achievement associated with them -- they're the same as any old faction rep. Because their leveling experiences are largely inaccessible to anyone who hasn't rolled a fresh goblin/worgen (Gilneas is heavily phased, and Kezan/Lost Isles can't be reached at all), I'm guessing that rep-farming for them might be slightly tougher -- but I'd really have to finish all of their respective quests in Azeroth to make a call on it, and I'm nowhere near close to it yet.

10-07-2010 @ 5:23PM

Darky said...

Ah ok, from what I can see you can get a tabard with them (and every other horde/alliance faction) that gives you rep when you do a dungeon.

10-07-2010 @ 6:01PM

SamLowry said...

NOW they put rep tabards in the game. Thanks a lot.

Coming from someone so desperate for IF/Gnome rep he had to solo ULDAMAN, I don't know how I could possibly lay the sarcasm on any thicker.

10-07-2010 @ 6:02PM

Herman said...

so, who's gonna rejoin the gilneas exalted club before cataclysm comes out? if its like BC you'll be able to do it through AV turn ins.

right before BC i wasn't playing but i knew a lot of people who were, and one of them at least was in the club.

10-07-2010 @ 6:09PM

Herman said...

references-

on wow.com
http://wow.joystiq.com/2007/01/05/exalted-with-exodar/

and on wowwiki
http://www.wowwiki.com/Exalted_with_Exodar_Club

10-08-2010 @ 5:21AM

JaneLame said...

Phasing in Kezan and Gilneas is a bad, bad choice. Roleplayers tend to gather in low-level zones and require places which are both accessible to low-level players and themed for their race. Most people are bored with hanging out in Stormwind and Silvermoon all the time, we need new RP hubs.

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