Restored Artifacts For Brann Bronzebeard
The Restored Artifacts addition in Mists of Pandaria has been a great addition for those of us sick and tired of farming for the damn Vial of Sands Alchemy Recipe. Gone are the days of flying all over the continent of Kalimdor hoping for a Canoptic Jar as your next Tol'vir Archaeological find, only to be disappointed that it contains nothing but vendor trash. Well, it still isn't easy to get the Vial of Sands Recipe for your Alchemist, but it sure as hell is a lot less annoying and nowhere near as hard as it used to be during the Catalcysm expansion. Why? Because of Brann Bronzebeard and the addition of the Restored Artifacts option for your Pandaran Archaeology Fragments.
Restored Artifacts
When you complete a grey Archaeology Artifact from the Mists of Pandaria zones, you now have two options. You can sell these Pandaren Artifacts and Mogu Artifacts as vendor trash or you can choose to crate the artifact, thus creating the Restored Artifact. The Restored Artifact can then be turned in to Brann Bronzebeard for a Crate of Archaeology Fragments. Brann Bronzebeard can be found at the Seat of Knowledge, which is on top of the Mogu'shan Palace entrance in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
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The Restored Artifacts addition in Mists of Pandaria has been a great addition for those of us sick and tired of farming for the damn Vial of Sands Alchemy Recipe. Gone are the days of flying all over the continent of Kalimdor hoping for a Canoptic Jar as your next Tol'vir Archaeological find, only to be disappointed that it contains nothing but vendor trash. Well, it still isn't easy to get the Vial of Sands Recipe for your Alchemist, but it sure as hell is a lot less annoying and nowhere near as hard as it used to be during the Catalcysm expansion. Why? Because of Brann Bronzebeard and the addition of the Restored Artifacts option for your Pandaran Archaeology Fragments.
Restored Artifacts
When you complete a grey Archaeology Artifact from the Mists of Pandaria zones, you now have two options. You can sell these Pandaren Artifacts and Mogu Artifacts as vendor trash or you can choose to crate the artifact, thus creating the Restored Artifact. The Restored Artifact can then be turned in to Brann Bronzebeard for a Crate of Archaeology Fragments. Brann Bronzebeard can be found at the Seat of Knowledge, which is on top of the Mogu'shan Palace entrance in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
One Restored Artifact Can Be Traded To Brann For One:
Each Crate of (Insert Race Here) Archaeology Fragments will award you 5-9 Fragments of the chosen type, which is the same amount you would get from 1 digsite dig, except you don't have a chance to get the corresponding Archaeology Keystones. So instead of selling those newly found Pandaren and Mogu artifacts to the vendor you can use them to complete your older Archaeology Artifacts. I'll be using all of mine on Tol'vir Fragments to try to finish off farming the Canoptic Jars in hopes of finally getting my Alchemist her Recipe: Vial of the Sands. Other good uses would be for quickly completing your Archaeology pets and mounts. Regardless, you can try for those older dig site rewards without ever needing to return back to those actual sites! NOTE: You must be at maximum Archaeology Skill (600) in order to use these Crates, but you can purchase them prior to reaching maxed skill level.Crate of Draenei Archaeology Fragments Crate of Dwarven Archaeology Fragments Crate of Fossil Archaeology Fragments Crate of Night Elf Archaeology Fragments Crate of Nerubian Archaeology Fragments Crate of Orc Archaeology Fragments Crate of Tol'vir Archaeology Fragments Crate of Troll Archaeology Fragments Crate of Vrykul Archaeology Fragments
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You can get the keystones from the crates.
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