Gearing in Remix: Mists of Pandaria - Item Levels, Gear Sources

Von Anshlun Aktualisiert: 20.06.2024

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Obtaining Gear in Remix: Mists of Pandaria

Looting all mobs, from common mobs to raid bosses;

Opening Truhe mit ewigen Schätzen earned from completing quests;

Opening treasure chests;

Completing dungeons, scenarios, and raids;

BronzeBronze

You can upgrade pieces up to item level 346 by reaching level 70, with upgrade levels unlocking as you level up.

After reaching lv70, further upgrades require all of your gear to be at that upgrade level before trying to upgrade your gear further. This is intended to prevent people from dumping their bronze and powering one single piece of gear to its max upgrade before other pieces.

Gear Rules in Remix: Mists of Pandaria

Helm - Armor + 1 Meta Gem Socket

Feet - Armor + Stamina + Random Secondary Stat + 1 Cogwheel Socket

Shoulders - Armor + Random Secondary Stat + 3 Tinker Sockets

Belt - Armor + Random Secondary Stat + 3 Tinker Sockets

Wrists - Armor + Random Secondary Stat + 3 Tinker Sockets

Hands - Armor + Random Secondary Stat + 3 Tinker Sockets

Chest - Armor + Stamina + Random Secondary Stat + 3 Prismatic Sockets

Legs - Armor + Stamina + Random Secondary Stat + 3 Prismatic Sockets

Neck - 3 Prismatic Sockets

Ring 1 - 3 Prismatic Sockets

Ring 2- 3 Prismatic Sockets

Trinket 1 - 3 Prismatic Sockets

Trinket 2 - 3 Prismatic Sockets

Weapons - Every Primary Stat

Obtaining Jewelry and Trinkets
Note that these achievements are account-wide, so subsequent characters do not need to earn them again.
You can purchase them after unlocking them from Lidamorrutu at any Infinite Bazaar.

Trinkets

Götze des Zeitläufers is awarded from Zeitläufer
Reach level 70 with a Timerunner.

Leuchtfeuer des Zeitläufers is awarded from Eskalation
Complete any 3 of 6 faction war questlines.

Rings

Ring des Zeitläufers is awarded from Heroisch: Szenarien von Pandaria
Complete all Pandaria scenarios on Heroic difficulty.

Siegel des Zeitläufers is awarded from Heroisch: Dungeons von Pandaria
Complete all Pandaria dungeons on Heroic difficulty.

Neck

Amulett des Zeitläufers is awarded from Schlachtzüge von Pandaria
Complete all Pandaria raids on Normal difficulty.

Item Level Upgrades in Remix: Mists of Pandariadoes notUpgrade Track for Helm, Chest, Legs, and Weapons

Upgrade

Item Level

Requirement

1/36

Level 15

3/36

Level 20

4/36

Level 25

5/36

Level 30

6/36

Level 35

7/36

100

Level 40

8/36

117

Level 45

9/36

135

Level 50

10/36

154

Level 55

11/36

174

Level 60

12/36

220

Level 61

13/36

234

Level 62

14/36

248

Level 63

15/36

262

Level 64

16/36

276

Level 65

17/36

290

Level 66

18/36

304

Level 67

19/36

318

Level 68

20/36

332

Level 69

21/36

346

Level 70

22/36

360

23/36

374

24/36

388

25/36

402

26/36

416

27/36

430

28/36

444

29/36

458

30/36

472

31/36

486

32/36

500

33/36

514

34/36

528

35/36

542

36/36

556

*: Beyond Upgrade 22/36, you are required to upgrade every other piece of gear to the previous step before you can upgrade it further. For instance, to upgrade your weapon to ilvl 500 (32/36), you must have an ilvl 486 (31/36) piece on every other gear slot

Upgrade Track for Shoulders, Wrists, Gloves, Belt, and Boots

Upgrade

Item Level

Requirement

1/34

Level 17

2/34

Level 23

3/34

Level 28

4/34

Level 33

5/34

Level 38

6/34

110

Level 43

7/34

128

Level 48

8/34

147

Level 53

9/34

166

Level 58

10/34

220

Level 61

11/34

234

Level 62

12/34

248

Level 63

13/34

262

Level 64

14/34

276

Level 65

15/34

290

Level 66

16/34

304

Level 67

17/34

318

Level 68

18/34

332

Level 69

19/34

346

Level 70

20/34

360

21/34

374

22/34

388

23/34

402

24/34

416

25/34

430

26/34

444

27/34

458

28/34

472

29/34

486

30/34

500

31/34

514

32/34

528

33/34

542

34/34

556

*: Beyond Upgrade 20/34, you are required to upgrade every other piece of gear to the previous step before you can upgrade it further. For instance, to upgrade your weapon to ilvl 500 (32/36), you must have an ilvl 486 (31/36) piece on every other gear slot

Item Upgrade Costs

Slot

Cost

Weapon*

0 Bronze

Head

0 Bronze

Shoulders

5 Bronze

Chest

0 Bronze

Wrist

0 Bronze

Hands

5 Bronze

Waist

5 Bronze

Legs

0 Bronze

Boots

5 Bronze

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Kommentare

Kommentar von nerzhul629

thanks for this article. Regarding the amount of bronze required to upgrade a single piece to max level, it sounds crazy, almost 150K bronze, whereas it's intended to use this event to collect transmog/mounts etc, and with 150k you can collect 5 of the rarest items of the game, it sounds totally crazy/wtf

Kommentar von emu1981

Things missing from this guide include the fact that green gear does not have any primary stats (int/agi/str) while blue gear does. I have only gotten one piece of epic gear (ironically from a world drop) and it doesn't seem to be any different to the equivalently leveled blue piece of gear so I have no idea if there is any point in going for epic gear or if there is even a consistent source of it. LFR only seems to drop green gear even at level 70. Heroic dungeons and scenarios drop blue gear. Haven't done any normal/heroic/mythic raids yet so I cannot comment on them.

Also, for what it is worth, I upgraded my (epic @346 ilvl) hand slot 1 upgrade level to 360 which cost me 9,000 bronze. I upgraded a second blue piece in the same slot to compare the stats and it only cost me 179 bronze. This would indicate that unless you find a source of gear that is higher than 346 ilvl then you are fine to just upgrade any old gear and just pay the cheap price if you get a better piece that you want to upgrade.

Kommentar von Naiamaia

I truly wish upgrading gear was not as expensive --- or that the amount of bronze we got from < All > sources was upped massively.... :(

Kommentar von WhelpLover

A small update for gear rules since only green was covered.
Blue gear grants you your primary state (Str/Agi/Int), then purple grants you an additional secondary state (Haste/Vers/Crit/Mastery), at least for armour. Have yet to see a purple weapon.

Also, for upgrading gear, then replacing it with a lower ilvl one, the discounts anywhere from 80-90% off the original value.

Kommentar von Koorthas

From what I saw online (main source was Reddit), this is the stats that you can get for each item rarity:

Uncommon (green) Armor gear: Stamina & one Secondary stat (chosen randomly between Critical Strike, Haste, Mastery, Versatility, Speed, Leech or Avoidance)
Rare (blue) Armor gear: one Primary stat (Strength, Agility or Intellect), Stamina & one Secondary stat
Epic (purple) Armor gear: one Primary stat, Stamina & two Secondary stats (one secondary stat can also be rolled twice when you get it, in this case you’ll only have one secondary stat, but with a higher value)

Uncommon (green) Weapon: one Primary stat
Rare (blue) Weapon: one Primary stat & Stamina
Epic (purple) Weapon: one Primary stat, Stamina & one Secondary stat

Except for weapons, the higher the ilvl of the gear is, the higher amount of gems slots will be available on it (from 0 to 3 slots at ilvl 346).

Kommentar von Jakeglurp

As of current, many sources of mastery give double the stat value of any other secondary, namely getting mastery proc on armor, and the gems

ie, two sets of hands at the same ilvl, one has haste and the other mastery. If the haste give 70 haste, the mastery pair will give 140.

Same applies to gems, with equivalent upgrade level gems, mastery gems just give twice as much as the others. Swap some gems around and check it out for yourself

No idea how we’ve gone this far without anyone talking about it, it insanely skews mastery as bis when it doubles like this

Kommentar von Tsani

The 1-36 level upgrade table is for Helm, Chest, Legs, Weapons and Off-Hand items.
The 1-34 level upgrade table is for Shoulders, Wrists, Gloves, Belt and Boots.

The cloak auto-upgrades, but when you hit a new Thread Achivement on alts you have to put it in your bag and then put it on again to get the bonus threads.

If you're particularly attached to a certain piece's appearance, you can upgrade it all the way from lv10 to the max ilvl of 556

Don't bother with that, Transmog is free. So you only need to spend bronze to upgrade an item if you prefer the stats.

Kommentar von xgru

Trinkets, Rings, and Neck items cannot be upgraded as far as we know so far...
It was not addressed in this guide as far as I saw.
If anyone finds information on how to upgrade these items please let us know.

Kommentar von Thezlud

Hi,

Just to tell you that there is a mistake in the "OBTAINING JEWELRY AND TRINKETS" part.

Trinkets, rings and neck can be bought again in the bazaar at the gem sellor for 10 bronze with a reroll and there is no lvl required.

Hopefully it helps

Kommentar von Xindrom

577950
Number of bronze to lvlup from 346 to 556

Item Bronze cost what
Head 4500 Meta Gem
Shoulders 3375 Tinker
Chest 4500 Gem
Wrists 2530 Tinker
Hands 3375 Tinker
Belt 3375 Tinker
Legs 4500 Gem
Feet 3375 Cogwheel
Weapon / 2*2h weapon 9000
for 1 lvl 346+ 38530

Kommentar von sammitch

Just fyi this line "Similar to Flightstones, if you have another character with a higher item level piece on a given slot, every other character in your account gets a 50% Bronze discount when upgrading" is not true, you get no discount on alts.

Kommentar von Aerynsun8449

Great guide, but you forgot to mention what the two different upgrade tracks are for. Is one for green gear and the other for blue gear? Is one for armor and the other for weapons? How so I know which track I should be looking at for my armor beyond level 22? Or, for any level for that matter. I know I can just go to Momentus (Horde in Chamber of Masters, might be someone else other places) and look each time I want to upgrade. But I like to plan ahead, the amount of bronze you need are different between the two tracks. For instance, for track 22/34 the cost of upgrading a piece of gear is 13,500 bronze. For track 22/36 the cost of upgrading a piece of gear is 10,660 bronze. When you consider you need to upgrade all nine slots before you can upgrade to the next level that's a significant difference. I believe the difference between the two levels for all nine slots is 25,560 bronze.

Edit: Oh, I think I see. It's for the different level you start with. Track 1/34 starts at item level 34, while track 1/36 starts at item level 13. My next question though is, how do I know what track my item level 346 Yaungolian Greathelm follows? Without going to Momentus, I mean. Because he will show me when I try to upgrade it, it's current level is 19/34 346 (31-556).

Edit: OMG, and even more confusing, apparently the different slots have different costs for upgrading. As I mentioned my item level 346 Yaungolian Greathelm is level 19/34. My item level 346 Swarmbreaker's Chestguard is level 21/36. Further complicating things, my item level 346 Wallwatcher's Longaxe is level 21/36. The cost to upgrade the chestguard from 21/36 to 22/36 is 4,500 bronze. The cost to upgrade the longaxe from 21/36 to 22/36 is 9,000 bronze. Is there ANY continuity in this system? We just close our eyes, hit upgrade and hope for the best?

Yaungolian Greathelm (a blue item) level 19/34 cost 4,500 bronze to upgrade to level 20/34. Yaungolian Greatbelt (a blue item) level 19/34 cost 3,375 bronze to upgrade to level 20/34.

I actually don't blame you for not expounding on that level system further than you did. Yes, it has two level tracks, and they're complicated beyond words.

Blizzard, what is so wrong about one price for each respective level? 19/34 to 20/34 4,500 regardless of which slot it goes in. The price is outrageous to begin with. Especially considering you have to upgrade every slot to 20/34 (or 20/36) before upgrading any piece to 21/34.

* Rant over * (The first part wasn't a rant, just simply an honest question. Second edit was the rant.)

Kommentar von Aerynsun8449

I've seen players with Purple items on (not legendary but I don't remember what purple represents), and not just one or two but four items besides the rings, trinkets and necklace. One guy had his helm, shoulders, wrist, and feet with purple gear along with the rings, trinkets and necklace. Where do these purple items drop from? I've run LFR, normal and heroic dungeons and scenarios. I know it's random, I've gotten four blue items two of which didn't drop until I hit 70 (my Lerah's Maul Mace and Yaungolian Vambraces) with my Ret Pally. (five if you count the sword and shield I have for it's protection spec. I had those since level 17.) But, all this time (lol all this time, what ten days?) I've never seen a purple item drop. Do I need to run normal or heroic raids for those to drop?

Kommentar von Fezgig

Where can I find a list of blue items that drop from dungeon bosses?

Kommentar von VindicatorRex

It appears to me that upgrading a piece requires every piece to be at the same level. So, to go from 32 to 33 on your weapon, every piece has to be at 32. This means, you have to upgrade each item, one level at at time. Am I understanding this correct? If so, this is quite a tedious upgrade process.

Kommentar von darocwilder

Anyone know what are the stats cap and if there is a diminishing return?

Kommentar von jollymonsings1

Anybody know what happens to ilvl after the event if we've upgraded to 556 gear? Only thing I found so far is if we're 70, we'll automatically be 415.

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