What would be the proper chronological order to do the heritage armor quest lines?
I’m playing my horde characters (orc, tauren, troll, goblin, blood elf) through each expansion , starting with BC all the way to War Within. What would be the proper time to start the heritage armor quests for the core horde races so it makes sense from a lore/story perspective?
I would go with the canon order is also the release order.
They are totally standalone, so it doesn’t really matter.
The release order went Blood Elf, Tauren, Goblin, Orc, Forsaken, and Darkspear, so just following along when patch cycle for each one is a good bet. For example, the return of the Kosh’harg festival in the Orc Heritage as the Dracthyr returned to the Forbidden Reach. So you can do the orc quests first or second, because it was two events that happened at once.
Though since the Blood Elf heritage is centered around a yearly remembrance of those who fell to the Scourge, from a lore perspective your blood elf could do it whenever. The story just being they were the chosen Blood Elf for the that year’s ceremony.
I say do the goblin heritage questline way before you do undermine content. That heritage quest you fight Gallywix
Pandaren heritage armor please. Why has Blizzard forgotten the best race from the best expansion??
They didn’t, goblins are right here!
I’m surprised they still don’t have theirs.
Even though it went no-where, the Tauren heritage armor is similar. It should be done before Shadowlands content as it does hint towards… him…
It is weird how some heritage armors were used to set up or progress storylines.
Goblins with Gallywix getting kicked out of the Bidgewater Cartel (setting up his appearance in Tazavesh and later Undermine as the leader of the Darkfuse)
Tauren with hints towards the bad things happening in the Shadowlands
Forsaken with the liberation of Gilneas questline (The new Scarlet Crusade fall back to Gilneas following their defeat. Hence why they show up in the Gilneas reclaim questline)
Pandaren are the last race without it.
Dracthyr don’t one have either. Technically.