Trouble getting voldunai reputation

I don’t seem to be finding any reliable way of getting this reputation I need to unlock the vulpura race. I recently came back to the game hoping I could grind this reputation and use the experience bonus for leveling one, but it seems the best I can come up with is island expeditions for random chance, aside from the world quests, of which I need to do 180 of with the contract.

Is there something I am missing?

Yep, we had double rep for 4 whole weeks. But anyway, the best way is to do every WQ in the zone each day. The next assault is in Vol’dun, that’s 875 rep and the Emissary is 1500. You should also do Boat mission table for extra rep.

yeah it seems I missed the bonus rep unfortunately… so there is an assult at some point, that might save me a week or so, and im trying to do the table but getting bad luck there as well

:frowning:

Whatever you do, don’t stress yourself. wait for embassies and do WQs when you feel like it.

Forcing yourself to do every quest will wear you out and once you unlocked the Vulpera, just feel bitter instead.

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Doing the Vol’dun questline will get you halfway through Honored.

From there you play the waiting game of doing World Quest and Waiting for emissaries to get exalted. This should take 1 to 2 weeks depending on how many voldunai emissaries pop up.

My advice? Put on the Volduani Contract this will reward you 10 rep per WQ. Then do a full clear of both Zandalar, Kul’tiras and Nazjatar for around 400-500 rep a day.

Secondly try to play on the WQ reset timers which is 11 PM and 11 AM EST. You will be waiting. There’s no stopping that.

Wait… its a new month. Don’t forget to grab the Darkmoon Fare buff when it drops Sunday. if there is an emissary quest up and it will still be valid for Turn in Sunday wait. (if not, turn it in before it expires)

also, don’t do any of the story questing until you have the 10% rep buff. :thinking:

i mean ive already done everything and the emissary

Just do dailies until the Vol’dun emissary comes up again.
Rinse and repeat till you get to exalted.

that’s a rough reason to spend 15$ a month
x.x

did you do the side quests that are not part of the main story?
how far are you?

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I was Exalted with the fox people on the 22nd Sept 2018.

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Download the add-on BTWquest to see if you’re missing some quests there.

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If you “recently” came back then grind out the rep. It’/s super easy. Barely an inconvenience.

Grinding rep has been around since Classic. Don’t act all surprised. C’mon??

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Grinding yes. Timegating it, not so much. That was added in MOP?

There were time-gated reps in Vanilla. The Hydraxian Waterlords immediately spring to mind.

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Forgot about those guys…

nope, time gating has existed since vanilla.

not sure why people want to pretend it hasn’t always existed.

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Guess it was because there were still options, not EVERYTHING that was timegated?

I recommend you do the following, and only the following (for your own good):

1.) Check your mission table at least one time per day and do every single Voldunai rep mission. Save your followers so you can get it to 200% or as close as possible each time.

2.) Do the emissary when it’s up.

And that’s it. It won’t take as long as you think, and you’ll be happy and sane at the end of it.

IF–and it’s a big if–you want it faster and are looking to do EVERYTHING you can do each day; here is the list:

1.) Go to the Auction House and buy a Voldunai contract. Use it. For the next week, every WQ you do will give you 10 Voldunai rep on top of the normal rep it would give.

(ex. You do a Tortollan World Quest that gives 150 Tortollan Rep. With the contract, it will give you 150 Tortollan Rep plus 10 Voldunai Rep. If you do a World Quest for the Voldunai, it will give you the normal rep plus a line item of 10 more). If you do every WQ on the map every day, this adds up.

2.) Do every Voldunai quest on the map every day. It’s not that many. I chose to do it that way, and it was less than an hour per day. If you’ve got a contract, do every WQ you can stomach doing from every zone in the BfA content (including Nazjatar and Mechagon).

3.) Be vigilant about your mission table (check it more than once per day) and do every mission that comes up for Voldunai reputation. Save all your followers through the day so that you don’t have any tied up on non-Voldunai quests that you need when they pop up. At night before sleep, do every mission on the table that runs less than 8 hours to prompt more cycling of missions by clearing it out. When you get up the next day, all your followers will be free to start afresh. Repeat until exalted.

4.) Make sure you have done every story quest in the Voldun zone–there are a few scattered around that aren’t requirements for the achievement. Really look at it and see. Get on WoWhead or a similar data site and look up the quests that give Voldunai reputation. You probably missed one or two somewhere, and every little helps.

5.) Emissaries…Obviously, you don’t want to miss any.

I went from nothing to halfway through honored by doing the zone thoroughly. After that, I did most of the above, but I did it during the reputation event (which is now over). The ONLY reason I pushed it that hard was to save myself time in the long run by getting it done during the reputation bonus event.

I don’t recommend pushing that hard because it will be grindy and boring. If you just do all the table missions and the emissaries when they cycle in, you’ll have it in no time and no stress or grinding or boredom or resentment will be necessary.

Oh, and yes. The Voldunai are worth it.

Yes, but the option to just keep killing furbolgs and ogres was always there. With unlimited turn-ins for rep, you could just keep going back with more runecloth or ogre beads or Timbermaw feathers until you passed out from boredom. Any time you felt like grinding it a while, you could, and there was not this “no more than 300 per day” thing going on. I don’t remember when that started.

Time gates like the Winterspring mount and raid lockouts, etc., have always been in the game, and there were quest lines and dailies pretty early on. Still…it wasn’t always as handcuffed as it is now.