So, why were Heirloom Boots or Gloves ever added in?

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Or belts?

Or the Expedition boots for Exile’s Reach?

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So that it didn’t completely devalue all the gear from dungeons and questing.

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Considering how obscenely expensive it is to level up Heirlooms… That explanation makes no sense.

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It was that way then they were implemented in Wrath. You had to actually mail them to your alts back in the day. The ability to upgrade them came later down the road.

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They were?

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Then it sounds like Blizzard should do another review on heirlooms for the modern age of WoW.

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They just changed them in the last expansion to not give experience. They’re really not worth it anymore in my opinion unless you simply don’t want to have to deal with switching out armor pieces. They have similar stats to blue pieces.

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I would rather they work on making old expansion professions useful again. It’s should almost be as easy to sell crafted gear from MoP is it is from DF.

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The bonus XP was where the value was at, with that gone…they’re kind of meh.

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I wish they would. I want to look fab all the way to max level.

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At this point just add a whole head to to ensemble so I can just transmog once and be done with it

Just about all heirlooms are good for.

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You’ll always look fab if you carry around a bottle of A1 with you… :wink:

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They should really rework them and finish the gear slots. Since you’re right that they’re just staight bad outside the weapons and haste trinket imo.

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They’re worthless anyways.

Ooo bonus exp from rested. Trash.

lmao.

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Just not worth the expense. Not when it takes around a token or more now with the price drop to completely upgrade a full set of gear, rings, trinkets etc for one class… My stuff will sit pre-systemlands