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Legacy system

Complete challenges to earn account-wide Legacy points. Each character spends points on traits, while total points also unlock cosmetics.

How Legacy Works

  1. 1. Earn Points

    Shared across your account

    The first character on your account to complete a challenge earns 1 Legacy point. At launch there are 65 challenges. The Legacy panel unlocks when your first character reaches level 25.

  2. 2. Learn Traits

    Allocated separately for each character

    Every character can allocate the account's points in their own trees, up to 16 points at launch. Points spent by your warrior do not reduce those available to your mage.

  3. 3. Collect Rewards

    Shared across your account

    Rewards depend on total points earned by the account, regardless of spending. Earning more than 16 points still matters: the final reward requires 55 points.

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16 points is the spending cap per character

In the challenge list below, mark completed account challenges to update progress. 0 / 65 points

Get the reward from the innkeeper, Vere Lei, in Rattan City. For example, after the account earns 20 points, both a warrior and a newly created mage can each spend 16 points and claim the airgun reward.

Trait Planner

Per character, 16 points Points Remaining 16

Professions

Skill gains, gathering yields and gold.

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Spend 5 more points to unlock traits marked 5

Adventure

Leveling, travel and exploration.

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Spend 5 more points to unlock traits marked 5

resource

Durability, buffs, reputation and honor.

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Spend 5 more points to unlock traits marked 5

Left-click to add a rank; right-click to remove one. Tap a trait to read its description, then adjust its rank. Lines indicate a prerequisite of at least 1 point in the trait to the left.

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Legacy Challenges

These 65 challenges come from beta client build 1.60.1.70888 . Check the challenges your account has finished; each is worth 1 point, paid once. A single character with two crafting professions tops out at 29, and the remainder takes other classes or professions.

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Classes

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ClassesLevel25 levels45 levels60 levels
Druid
Hunter
Mage
Paladin
Priest
Rogue
Shaman
Warlock
Warrior

Dungeons

0 / 3

Adventure

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  • Lord Valthalak Laid to RestComplete the questline beginning with An Earnest Proposition, and ending with Saving the Best for Last.
  • ExplorerHave a character with the Explore Azeroth achievement.

Professions

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Trade SkillsSkill150 points225 points300 points
Alchemy
Blacksmithing
Enchanting
Engineering
Leatherworking
Tailoring

Legacy challenges cover crafting professions only; gathering and secondary ones are not included.

Raids

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  • Conqueror of the WildsDefeat the following encounters in Hyjal Summit.
    Requirement ( 13 )
    • Bandaral
    • decaying old tree
    • Lost Time Legion
    • Sylvester Trish Twilight
    • Old Twilight Lurker
    • Galaris the Abyssal
    • Ghost-haunted Casalis
    • Anara Hanfeng
    • Mindrell the Elder
    • Tracer Calm Wind
    • Parliament of Thorns
    • Nisus the Dream-binder
    • a Lord of the wild
  • Conqueror of the DeepsDefeat the following encounters in the Barrow Deeps.
    Requirement ( 8 )
    • Cold howl
    • Elder Claw Correction
    • Calis the Netphobic
    • Well of Grief
    • Armeslax
    • Delinal Gormu
    • Lavers and Darissa
    • Sonia Shadowvale
  • Conqueror of the LairDefeat Onyxia.

Player vs. Player

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military rank

Reputation

  • Master of Alterac ValleyReach exalted reputation with the Frostwolf Clan or Stormpike Guard.
  • Master of Arathi BasinReach exalted reputation with the Defilers or League of Arathor.
  • Master of Warsong GulchReach exalted reputation with the Warsong Outriders or Silverwing Sentinels.
  • Master of Darkspear IslandsReach exalted reputation with the Darkspear Raiders or Theramore Expeditionary Force.

Season Journey

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get Legacy Points?

Complete the Legacy Challenge. Each completed item will earn 1 point. The challenges are divided into class, professional, dungeon, team dungeon, player battle, and adventure.

Are Legacy Points shared by all accounts?

Yes. Points are shared among all characters in the account, but each character spends them separately in their inheritance tree.

Do characters in expert mode also share points?

Only one-way interoperability: Progress saved in expert mode will be brought to other modes, and vice versa. Expert mode will not be launched until the game is launched.

Can you fill up all your specialties?

Not yet. Each character costs up to 16 points, and all challenges add up to 65 points. Blizzard plans to add new challenges and new feats in future patches, and relax the cap.

Do I have to work on a few characters?

Class challenges each class has 3 items, if only one class, this class can only get 3 of them; other types of challenges can be completed by a role.

Can [Talented Talent] increase talent points to 51?

No, the 51-point cap remains unchanged. Talent points are earned at level 9 when you hit level 1, and are advanced by one level for each additional level. Talent points are earned at level 5 when you hit level 5. Class Talent Calculator is unaffected by it.

Can I reset it if I click the wrong button?

It is not clear how much points will be retired in the game. Reset on this page only clears the current scheme; a level cannot be removed alone if it is dependent on another specialty.

Still Unclear

Future cap.
The launch cap is 16 points. Blizzard has said it will increase in later patches, without a date.
Cost per rank.
The planner counts 1 point per rank; the client data does not say how many points a rank costs.
The six “?” nodes.
These nodes exist in the client without names or effects and are marked for a future update.
Respeccing.
The client includes an error for removing a trait when doing so would leave the character with negative talent points: Talented cannot be removed in that case. Builds can therefore be changed, but the client does not show a cost.