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In Warlords of Draenor
This section concerns content exclusive to Warlords of Draenor.
- Heirlooms that scale from levels 1 through 60 (default at purchase)
- Heirlooms that scale from levels 1 through 90
- Heirlooms that scale from levels 1 through 100
Acquisition and upgrade changes
Heirloom Upgrade Level
Storage and retrieval
New UI with Patch 6.1 includes the Heirlooms tab in the Collection window to the right of previous tabs. This tab should list all collected heirlooms similar to the Toy Box tab. Just open the Heirloom tab in game and mouse over item to see where it is sold or obtained. Once obtained, you can create an unenchanted copy of that heirloom.
Rings
This makes it one of the most difficult of all heirloom pieces to obtain since only one person can win 1st place in the Stranglethorn Fishing Extravaganza each week.
The ring offers Stamina, Haste and Critical strike rating, making it universally desirable for all classes and talent specs. Prior to Warlords of Draenor, the Dread Pirate Ring had Hit, making it ideal for tanks and DPS as Hit was hard to come by below Level 60.
Heirloom Collections Guide
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Head and Shoulder enchants
The head enchants were available at revered with certain factions, and the shoulder enchants available at exalted with the Sons of Hodir, are also heirloom-quality items, but are only useable by level 80 characters. This is to allow for the use of these powerful enchants without having to grind through the reputations (particularly Sons of Hodir) with another character.
You need at least the Wrath of the Lich King expansion to acquire these enchants.
Shoulder Enchants
Head Enchants
The subject of this section has been removed from World of Warcraft. Head enchants removed with Mists of Pandaria..
NOTE: As of Patch 5.0.4, Head enchants are no longer obtainable. They are now grey quality items that cannot be used.
Enchanting your Heirlooms
Heirlooms can be enchanted only with enhancements that will not bind the item to the character. The items are treated as item level 1, and so most Burning Crusade or higher enhancements cannot be applied to them. Death Knight runes became applicable to heirlooms in 4.0.1. Enhancements that require a base character level to use, such as Zandalar Signets, will become active only when the character has reached that required level.
The shoulder enchants from the Inscription profession work on Heirlooms shoulders at any level as long as the character has Inscription as one of his professions. Thus the minimum level required to have these shoulder enchants is 65 (for a skill of 400). The PvP shoulder enchant will work only after your character reaches level 70.
It is not possible to enchant the heirloom ring due to the level restrictions of all ring enchantments.
For the sake of space, only the most useful enchantments are included in the list below.
The +15 agility enchant is more powerful and preferable to Lifestealing, Crusader, Fiery, and Icy Chill, if more costly.
No class restrictions
Heirloom item restrictions are skill based and not class based. For instance, any class could wear the cloth shoulders and chest for the 20% experience boost, but classes such as warriors and rogues would not benefit from the item's casting stats. Additionally, with the introduction of armor specialization in patch 4.0, it is highly advisable to obtain the appropriate Heirloom armor type for the class you plan to level.
Quality equivalent and type transformation
Mail and plate items scale with characters as they become able to wear them at level 40. For instance, if you buy a mail heirloom armor item, it will scale down to leather when equipped on a level 12 shaman and then scale back to mail again when the shaman reaches 40.
Shoulders
Shoulder item vendors
PvE shoulders
PvP shoulders
Heirloom Collections Guide
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History
The precursors to modern-day heirlooms were introduced in Vanilla/Classic World of Warcraft. Heirlooms up to the Wrath of the Lich King expansion were items that were sold by a specific battleground vendor. There were Warsong Gulch, Arathi Basin and Alterac Valley heirlooms.
When these new style of heirlooms were originally added, a player would purchase the single, physical piece of gear from a vendor, and could subsequently mail that heirloom item to any of their characters. However, sharing the item between two or more of their characters would require a player to keep mailing the item back and forth between characters. This was later changed with the addition of the collections interface, allowing players to "create" an heirloom from their list of collected ones.
Easier to get in Patch 5.3
Contents
Heirlooms are Bind to Account gear which players can equip on any level character to increase the rate at which they gain Experience. Heirlooms increase in power as a character increases in level, ensuring the player almost always has the best item for the slot in which the heirloom is equipped. Heirlooms can be equipped through a menu of their own within the collections interface, providing the player has already collected the heirloom on one of their characters.
Weapons, accessories, misc.
Like the shoulders, many of these weapons and other heirlooms were originally sold either in Dalaran or in Wintergrasp. Some were added as available only at the Argent Tournament, but currently both the Dalaran and Argent Tournament vendors offer the same selection of items.
Weapons, accessories, misc. item vendors
PvE items
PvP items
Other
Chestpieces
Chest item vendors
Chest items
Below, classes in parentheses are not in the proper armor class, but will still get the full benefit from the listed heirloom. Classes in brackets will find the heirloom significantly weaker than another one, but will still benefit. Keep this in mind if buying an heirloom for several alts to use.
User Interface 6.1 – New Heirloom System
With World of Warcraft patch 6.1, we’re implementing a new system for managing and using your heirloom items.
When we implement patch 6.1, all heirloom items will be automatically added into the new system and you’ll be credited for them across your account. At the time, heirlooms will be modified to obtain maximum levels that fall into one of three groups: 1-60, 61-90, and 91-100. Your heirloom items will all be grandfathered into whichever group is appropriate, with previous maximum levels being upgraded. This means that if you have an heirloom item that previously maxed out at level 85, it will now max out at 90.
Heirlooms with a View
You’ll use this new system much as you use other collections in WoW. After patch 6.1, you’ll log into a character, open your collections screen (default hotkey shift-P) and all of the heirloom items that you’ve previously obtained on any character in your account will appear there. (Please note that you’ll need to log in to every character that currently has heirloom items in their bags or bank or void storage in order to add their heirlooms to the collection. Heirloom items that are currently in the mail will need to be retrieved before they get credited to your master list.)
You can generate a new copy of any of your heirloom items for any of your characters by right-clicking on it, and the newly-generated item will appear in your bags.
A common question we’ve received about this new heirloom system is, “What’s going to happen with heirloom items that I’ve previously enchanted?” Nothing will change with those items. If you have a piece of enchanted heirloom gear on a character today, it will still be there exactly as before. You can still use it and send it to other characters on your account as always. With this new system, you’ll be able to generate additional, unenchanted copies of that item for your characters.
Mounting up at Level 1
We’re also introducing a new achievement and mount reward with Patch 6.1. The Heirloom Hoarder achievement requires 35 different heirloom items obtained on your account, and rewards the new Chauffeured Chopper mount. It’s a mount that can be used by all characters, even brand new level 1 characters. Of course, your new level 1 mage doesn’t know how to operate a mount yet, so he’ll ride passenger while driver Koak Hoburn mans the chopper.
Why drive yourself around when you can hire someone to do it for you?
For more information on the 6.1 public test realm, including instructions you can follow to test patch 6.1 with us, take a look at our PTR customer support article. You can also join the discussion in our PTR discussion and PTR bug report forums.
Cloaks
This section concerns content exclusive to Cataclysm.
Heirloom Cloaks now appearing in Patch 4.0.3 as part of the new Guild Leveling/Rewards system. They have a 5% experience boost from quests and kills and stack with all other Heirloom items.
Cloak item vendors
Once your guild has Reached Level 10, these can be purchased from NPCs with the title <Guild Vendor> in any Azeroth capital.
Cloak items
Below, classes in parentheses are not in the proper armor class, but will still get the full benefit from the listed heirloom. Classes in brackets will find the heirloom significantly weaker than another one, but will still benefit. Keep this in mind if buying an heirloom for several alts to use.
This section concerns content exclusive to Cataclysm.
Heirloom heads now appearing in Patch 4.0.3 as part of the new Guild Leveling/Rewards system. They have a 10% experience boost from quests and kills and stack with all other Heirloom items.
Head item vendors
Once your guild has Reached Level 20, these can be purchased from the following vendors:
Head items
Below, classes in parentheses are not in the proper armor class, but will still get the full benefit from the listed heirloom. Classes in brackets will find the heirloom significantly weaker than another one, but will still benefit. Keep this in mind if buying an heirloom for several alts to use.
This section concerns content exclusive to Mists of Pandaria.
Bind to Account
Sometimes any Bind to Account items are referred to as "heirlooms" even though they are not technically the same (they usually don't scale, unlike true heirlooms).
Level 85 heirlooms
This section concerns content exclusive to Cataclysm.
In the Cataclysm expansion (Patch 4.0.3), heirlooms were added that scale up to level 85 rare equivalents (helms, cloaks, legs, and rings). In Patch 4.1, a few more were added (helm, cloak, legs, and ring). In Patch 5.2, the option to upgrade your heirloom to scale to 85 was added. They require you have the previous version of the heirloom and a small Justice Points or Honor fee is needed to upgrade an heirloom. The Argent Tournament Grounds's vendor below does not sell any heirlooms that scale to level 85.
Shields
This section concerns content exclusive to Mists of Pandaria.
Shield heirloom vendors
Special heirloom shields
This section concerns content exclusive to Warlords of Draenor.
In Patch 6.1, 6 neck heirlooms were added. These heirlooms focus a little bit more on specialization and roles than most heirlooms. They can all be bought from Krom Stoutarm in the Hall of Explorers in Ironforge or Estelle Gendry in the Rogues' Quarter in Undercity for 700 each.
Neck Heirlooms
Experience bonus
The experience bonus benefits of the heirloom shoulders, chestpieces and ring only apply up to level 80 unless upgraded to the level 85 version. The helm, legs and cloak will continue to provide their experience benefits through level 85. With helm, shoulders, chest, cloak, and ring equipped, a character of level 1-80 would provide a character 40% increased experience from quests and kills, falling off to 15% from 81-85.
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