I got this like air totem thing on my back, it’s not a button, no matter if I relog, close the game open it, I still have this stupid air thing on my back whereever I go.
There are no icons at the top right to remove, it’s obviously a bug and annyoing one too. It’s this lightening like air totem that is big and acts as a cape. Won’t go away no matter what I do
Sounds like an air puifier totem from the Waterworks delve, but you shouldn’t have that effect after killing the boss or exiting.
I got it after a quest in Azj-kahet, but I have left the zone, reloged, and it still shows this totem, transmog does nothing, no button, ??
Faerin’s advance was where I think I got it from.
Weird.
Usually an unclearable buff can be removed by queuing and entering a battleground (you don’t have to stay to PvP) or by allowing the character to die and resurrecting.
I tried that, I qued for arena, everything! I can’t get rid of it no matter what I try.
Did you try clearing the waterworks delve again? I think that is where the air purifier mainly is being used, I think. Getting a new purifier there might overwrite your current one which then, hopefully at the end of the delve, will this time properly be removed from you once you defeat the boss?
I just did, funny enough it is the same picture of the air purifier, even went back did everything with Faerin and nothing. Can’t seem to get rid of it. Did WW again, nothing. I wasn’t even near WW when I got the thing too.
Ditto. I got it too. If you go near the blue or yellow conductors in the quest area, you get a “negatively charged” buff/debuff that won’t go away (50% to critical damage/20% increase to the damage you take). If you go back and positively charge it, the buff/debuff goes away, but that ridiculous thing stays on your back. I opened a ticket.
My friend is having the same problem. Turns out it’s nothing related to the delve. Is a quest near the mount you kill Alunira. You have to complete that quest and you’ll get rid of the totem.
Found the answer. It is a quest like was said.
" Charging up that hill"