Darkmoon Faire | |
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The people of the Darkmoon Faire. | |
Main leader | Silas Darkmoon |
Membership | 97 |
Race(s) | Various |
Capital | The Darkmoon Faire |
Theater of operations | Darkmoon Island, Elwynn Forest, Mulgore |
Affiliation | Independent |
Status | Active |
Reputation | |
Token(s) | [Darkmoon Game Token] |
Currency | [Darkmoon Prize Ticket] |
Quartermaster | Lhara |
Notable reward(s) |
[Darkmoon Dancing Bear] [Swift Forest Strider] |
Tabard |
The Darkmoon Faire showcases the weird and the extraordinary. Gathering the exotic from around the world, Silas Darkmoon presents the Darkmoon Faire as a celebration of the wonders and mysteries found on Azeroth. The Faire spends most of its time on Darkmoon Island, they do stop from time to time in Mulgore and Elwynn Forest to open portals to their private island for all to visit.
Description[]
The people of the Darkmoon Faire are neutral, taking no stance on the war between the Alliance and the Horde and can be visited by either faction when accessible. The faire grounds are even flagged as sanctuaries, however, only the faire grounds, the rest of the island is fair game.
- Many exotic vendors live on the island with Silas Darkmoon, offering adventurers hard-to-find items from the far corners of Azeroth.
- Players can earn tickets by performing quests or playing the provided games using game tokens, which can then be turned in for items and special equipment.
- Strange sets of cards have been broken up and scattered across Azeroth, and can also be created by scribes. Players who are lucky enough to collect a complete set of these cards can turn them in at the Faire to receive epic items.
Notable vendors[]
- For the complete list of faction members, see Darkmoon Island NPCs.
- Professor Thaddeus Paleo <Darkmoon Cards>
- Gelvas Grimegate <Souvenir & Toy Prizes>
- Lhara <Pet & Mount Prizes>
- Carl Goodup <Balloon Vendor>
- Baruma <Replica Armor Prizes>
- Barum <Replica Armor Prizes>
- Daenrand Dawncrest <Heirloom Prizes>
Tickets and tokens[]
Darkmoon Prize Tickets are used like currency to purchase Darkmoon Faire prizes from several vendors at the faire. Darkmoon Game Tokens are used to play the various games at the faire. The tokens can be purchased from game token vendors: Sazz Coincatcher, Trixi Sharpworth, and Zina Sharpworth.
Earning tickets[]
Tickets can only be earned through the following quests:
Daily quests[]
- [1-70 Daily] The Humanoid Cannonball
- [1-70 Daily] It's Hammer Time
- [1-70 Daily] He Shoots, He Scores!
- [1-70 Daily] Tonk Commander
- [1-70 Daily] Target: Turtle
Profession quests[]
- [1-70] A Fizzy Fusion (Alchemy)
- [1-70] Baby Needs Two Pair of Shoes (Blacksmithing)
- [1-70] Banners, Banners Everywhere! (Tailoring)
- [1-70] Eyes on the Prizes (Leatherworking)
- [1-70] Fun for the Little Ones (Archaeology)
- [1-70] Herbs for Healing (Herbalism)
- [1-70] Keeping the Faire Sparkling (Jewelcrafting)
- [110] Putting the Carnies Back Together Again (First Aid)
- [1-70] Putting the Crunch in the Frog (Cooking)
- [1-70] Putting Trash to Good Use (Enchanting)
- [1-70] Rearm, Reuse, Recycle (Mining)
- [1-70] Spoilin' for Salty Sea Dogs (Fishing)
- [1-70] Talkin' Tonks (Engineering)
- [1-70] Tan My Hide (Skinning)
- [1-70] Writing the Future (Inscription)
Monthly quest[]
- [1-70] Test Your Strength (While carrying the Darkmoon Field Guide, kill 250 enemies who yield EXP or Honor)
Rewards[]
- For the full listing of items that can be purchased using tickets, see Darkmoon Prize Ticket.
Darkmoon Cards[]
- Main article: Darkmoon Cards
An important function of the Darkmoon Faire is to allow the return of decks of Darkmoon Cards. These are collectible sets of cards which may be created through inscription or (for level 60 and level 70 cards) found as loot. When all the cards in a set are collected, they form a deck. Higher-level decks may be returned to The Darkmoon Faire for an epic trinket. Lower-level decks reward the returner with more modest items. Returning any kind of deck also awards reputation with the Darkmoon Faire.
Reputation[]
All players begin at 0/3000 Neutral with the Darkmoon Faire. You cannot be "at war" with the Faire. Gaining reputation with the Faire is as simple as doing quests and playing their games. Players can complete five daily quests related to the Faire games, as well as six profession quests each month, as detailed above (Test Your Strength gives Tickets, but no reputation). Performing all of the available daily and monthly quests should get the player to Exalted in four to five Faires. [Diplomacy] and item turn-ins will each accelerate the process.
Achievements[]
- [Come One, Come All!]
- [Step Right Up]
- [Blastenheimer Bullseye]
- [Quick Shot]
- [Darkmoon Duelist]
- [Fairegoer's Feast]
- [Darkmoon Dungeoneer]
- [Darkmoon Defender]
- [Darkmoon Despoiler]
- [Darkmoon Dominator]
- [Taking the Show on the Road], [Taking the Show on the Road]
- [Faire Favors]
- [I Was Promised a Pony]
Insane in the Membrane[]
Exalted reputation with Darkmoon is one of the requirements for the Insane in The Membrane Feat of Strength.
Trivia[]
- The Darkmoon Faire is reminiscent of real-world Renaissance Faires.
- There is also a real-world Darkmoon Faire based on the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game.
Patch changes[]
- Patch 4.3.0 (2011-11-29): Darkmoon Faire section re-added to the achievement pane, now with actual achievements.
- Patch 4.3.0 (2011-11-29): The Darkmoon Faire has been completely redesigned and moved to Darkmoon Island.
- Patch 3.3.0 (2009-12-08): Removed from the achievements pane.
- Patch 3.1.0 (2009-04-14): Darkmoon Faire section added to Achievements pane under World Events, like holidays or the Argent Tournament, however the section is currently empty.
- Patch 3.0.8 (2009-01-20): The Darkmoon Faire vendors have new items now that trade routes into Northrend have been better established.
- Patch 2.2.0 (2007-09-25): Updated the inventory of Professor Thaddeus Paleo and Lhara to include items useful to players over level 60.
- Patch 1.10.0 (2006-03-28): Steam Tonks added.
- Patch 1.9.0 (2006-01-03): Darkmoon Cannon added.
- Patch 1.6.0 (2005-07-12): Introduced.
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