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The Aldor and Scryer exchange system turns this material into something closer to a currency than a crafting reagent, since the consumables it buys stay useful raid after raid as opposed to getting spent once and forgotten. That ongoing demand means a one-time farming session rarely covers a raid team for long, and most serious players end up needing repeat supply runs just to keep pace with weekly consumable use.
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Raises Armor and maximum Health for the flask’s duration |
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Restores mana steadily over the flask’s duration |
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Increases spell damage for the flask’s duration |
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Increases attack power for the flask’s duration |
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Increases Shadow and Frost damage for the flask’s duration |
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Increases Holy and Arcane damage for the flask’s duration |
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Haste Potion (x10 per exchange) |
Grants 400 Haste Rating for 15 seconds |
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Destruction Potion (x10 per exchange) |
Grants 2% Critical Strike and 120 spell damage for 15 seconds |
Buy TBC Anniversary Mark of the Illidari Farm if your Aldor or Scryer consumable stock has been running dry faster than casual trash drops can replace it. Tell us the quantity and realm when you order, and delivery happens through a single in-game trade once that total is ready.
No, the Marks themselves have no reputation requirement to receive or hold. Reputation only comes into play once you go to spend them at the Aldor or Scryer bank, so building that standing can happen on your own timeline separate from this order.
Yes, since the Marks aren’t tied to either faction until you actually spend them. Once delivered, you decide freely which bank to visit and how to divide the total between the two.
Ordering your full target quantity in one request is generally more efficient than placing several smaller orders back to back, since it lets the farming session run as one continuous stretch. Mentioning your overall goal upfront, rather than a rough guess, helps us size that single order correctly the first time.