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Commentaire de ughzean

The Eggs that you Can Collect as a Currency for the Items needed for some Achievements Can Be Found Near the Starting Area's for Each Race.

Commentaire de 456130

It says that there is no title associated with this event, but isn't "the Noble" a title you get from Noblegarden?

Edit: fixed now :)

Commentaire de 275627

I play on a server where the Alliance to Horde ratio is nearly 4:1...

Would it be beneficial then in that case to perhaps go to say the Troll starting area if I'm a human? I guess my question is, can you find eggs in all starting areas regardless of faction?

Thank you!

Commentaire de 566180

where abouts do u start the event in silvermoon?

Commentaire de Pomodorosan

#showtooltip Noblegarden Chocolate
/use Egg Basket
/use Brightly Colored Egg

This macro keeps track of how many Chocolate you have and opens any Colored Egg you have. Spam it to constantly use the Egg Basket for the movement speed increase!

Commentaire de ankorafeonix

Something that helped a lot to find eggs was to zoom in a lot. That way I could easily see eggs hiding under objects etc.

Commentaire de nastysputnik

This is one title you can acquire for a level 1 Bank Alt! Vek'Nilesh - Nobler The Noble, my level 1 bank alt if you don't believe me.

Commentaire de Eilonthay

That's awesome! I didn't try getting the full title on my lvl 1 bank alt, but I did manage to get her enough candies for a bunny and it was crazy easy. Just some time and patience…mostly patience because of the crowds.

The title itself is entirely possible to get on your own if you're below lvl 30. I was able to complete it at level 28 on a draenei shaman, a fact that I am still proud of, especially because it was my first title (on that toon). I had some help with the last leg of running, but that was it. Obviously, it would be cooler as a lvl 1, but I’m not that ambitious. A quick glance at the rest of the world event titles is enough to tell me that it’s the easiest of the titles to get…so in my mind, this would be the first title for a lot of people.

All in all, most of the achievements are pretty easy...they center around gathering eggs that spawn at all different points around a town (the low level starter towns, that is) and either eating them or using them as currency to buy things. It’s tedious, rather mindless, pretty boring, but easy. You don’t have to kill mobs or cap anything in a battleground. I consider that a bonus.

If you hang out in Azure Watch or Goldshire or Bloodhoof Village (I did at least some of the achievements on a lvl 10 tauren shaman because I wanted her to have a bunny) late at night or early in the morning, spamming the sprint button in your bunny form, it’s only a matter of time before you have enough chocolates. Memorizing where all the egg spawns are comes quickly after a few dozen turns of the town and you learn quickly when to sprint and when to swivel the camera at odd angles. Even with a ton of people in the towns (Azure Watch and Goldshire seem to be the most popular, with Dolanaar in third, and Kharanos in last place on the Alliance side; Bloodhoof Village was absolutely swarmed on the Horde side…I have no opinion on the other three places, ‘cause I didn’t leave Mulgore), the eggs spawn relatively quick and there are a lot of them. Some people camp in front of one and just wait it out, (I find that dull and the sitting makes me impatient--staring at drying paint would be more entertaining), but most of us race around like maniacs and snag what we can in bunny form. I think because the event has been out for a couple years already, there’s not quite as much of a rush to get the title as there was the first year, but it is still rather hectic.

If you’re going for the title on your own because you don’t know any high levels or your friends are all too busy raiding and doing heroics to help you out, there is hope, but it will take some work. And a couple of long corpse drags. The two major hang-ups are the Desert Rose and Hard Boiled achievements. (Shake requires luck and patience in equal portions...Dalaran is a good place to get it done). This is because the locations involved are significantly higher in level than a lvl 28 shaman (in my case) and so your aggro range is alarming.

Traveling mostly on foot from from Gadzetzan to Un'Goro Crater was a nightmarish experience as a lvl 28. It was a classic corpse drag and I died at least 13 or 14 times...frankly, I lost count after ten, so it's an estimate at best. No sooner would I rez and step a few feet, there would be another scorpion gunning for me from over the next hill...or closer. It wasn't fun, but I had Vent to distract me, and thankfully, once I got into Un'Goro, the dying stopped for a while. If you circle around the edge of the crater, heading north, most of the mobs will be neutral...you'll probably see a devilsaur and you'll definitely see a bunch of gorillas...run, run, run, and you might survive. I lucked out because someone had killed most of the gorillas.

I lucked out with Hard Boiled because there was a lvl 80 mage that was there to do the same thing right when I arrived at Marshal's Refuge. I had planned on camping there for a few days and wait until someone came. She was nice enough to wait as I did another corpse run south across the valley of the crater to the hot springs. I jaunted over to Silithus with her for the Desert Rose requirement, then we parted ways and I flew to Gadzetzan to jog through Thousand Needles. My uncle was doing the achievements as well, so we met up at the flight point at the far western end of TN and he hauled me along on his mammoth through Feralas and up into Desolace for the last part of Desert Rose. It wasn't so bad, except that he got lost, I aggroed a bunch of things while viewing the scenery on the mammoth, and he was wandering us around getting stuck on terrain, a crowd of POed mobs trailing after us...I think there were so many of them that I was dismounted. It nearly became a corpse run for me, but we got through it all right.

If you don't have an escort or someone to haul you around on a 2 or 3-person mount, then running through Feralas as we did would be another long corpse drag. Expect another 13-14 deaths, until you make it to the raised portion of the road through northern Feralas. There's really nothing that will bother you then. Desolace itself was not too bad because it was slightly closer to my level--stay on the road and you should be able to stay on your mount most of the way through the northern half. Be careful running through Mannaroc Coven while headed north--nothing but lvl 30-40 demons there, so it could be troublesome.

If you don't want to deal with that kind of chain-deathing, you can always run through Stonetalon Mountains and get to Desolace that way. You're less likely to die. I went the route that I did to pick up all the remote flight points.

If you don't care about durability damage because you've got some coin, wear your gear. Otherwise, do it in the buff. With a tabard, if you think you look silly naked. I wore my gear because a few silver in repairs is nothing to someone with an 80 and I figure it helped me live a few seconds longer. Don't forget to pick up all the flight points that you can...you'll need them later. Good luck!

Commentaire de 620135

pain in the ass if youre ally to find a female dwarf.
Ty god im forsaken
THE DARK LADY WATChES OVER YOU!

Commentaire de Taraezor

Where to farm? That is the question! Zones are mostly empty on the (Wrath) Classic servers and quite busy at Razor Hill and Goldshire on Retail. Each zone has its advantages and disadvantages for egg farming:

Horde:

Brill: Retail: Great variety of locations, most easy to find. A great place to farm. Wrath: Compact but the shrubbery is very heavily textured, making the eggs rather difficult to see as almost all the eggs are concealed in the bushes.
Razor Hill: Eggs are easy to see but you have a lot of running to do.
Bloodhoof Village: Some very devious / clever hiding of the eggs and a huge area to run around.
Falconwing Square: Compact and although attempts were made to hide the eggs, pnce you get a roll on you will zip through easily. Best for Horde!

Alliance:

Goldshire: Retail: Everyone comes here so respawns happen fast! No optimal route though. Classic: Eggs seem few and far between here.
Kharanos: Easy to see the eggs and your route will be a simple oval. A great location for Alliance, especially Classic!
Dolanaar: Eggs are mostly hidden in dense shrubs and there is a huge running area. Avoid!
Azure Watch: Compact, eggs are well hidden and there is no real optimal route.

Ideally you want a few other players with you as the respawns will come thick and fast and this situation is where Falconwing Square really shines. To see accurate maps (there aren't any here on Wowhead and indeed it is just not possible due to the imprecision of coordinates) I strongly suggest this AddOn by yours truly. It has almost every spawn point in every Classic and Retail zone too! Alliance? Toss-up between Goldshire and Kharanos with Goldshire shading it as its more social/fun.

(The egg counts for the maps above are way off. Wowhead is not designed for recording this kind of data. Additionally don't go to Stormwind etc as per the maps)

(Please don't be nasty and downvote me. I am merely being helpful and the AddOn, like all my event and farming AddOns, is truly helpful too!)

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