The OverAchiever: Guide to Lunar Festival 2012 achievements, part 2

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1-19-2012 @ 8:49PM

Rob said...

Is there any reason to do these quests if you're not going for the achievement, or pets? Does visiting elders grant Exp, Rep, or gold?

1-20-2012 @ 12:04PM

Shinae said...

The XP and gold (or lack thereof) granted from elders seems to change every year, so we'll have to wait and see what it'll be this year.

1-20-2012 @ 12:31PM

Nathanyel said...

Before Cataclysm, the Elders and their quests were among the few sources of Horde/Alliance reputation (the base reputation, under which the cities are grouped) but these days, it's just the Exp and Gold.

1-24-2012 @ 11:17AM

Shizukera said...

At level 84, I'm gaining 28,980 xp per elder (no heirlooms), plus a bit of Alliance and guild rep. It's a slow way to level due to travel time, but decent enough if you're not in the mood to quest or you still have areas you need to explore. :)

1-24-2012 @ 3:26PM

Shinae said...

You've probably already found this out yourself, but the elders only give gold if you are level-capped; otherwise, they grant XP that scales to level.

If you are looking to get more guild rep, wear your guild rep-boosting tabard when you visit the elders!

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