profession milestones
The configured account efficiencies cover skill-up assistance, interaction speed, material preservation, and bonus gathering or crafting yield.
Shared collection history
Relics, Regalia, rare mounts, memorable drops, Fortune discoveries, and profession milestones give the account a visible history beyond its progression bars.
A crucial boundary
They are live across Azeroth and Outland as shared history. They unlock no Path nodes, Boons, ranks, or direct combat-stat progression.
Relic collection · live across both eras
Legendary blades, crafted weapons, class-defining quest rewards, and the group drop everyone remembers differently are shown once, at a size worthy of their story.
Regalia collection · live across both eras
Judgement and Bloodfang lead a complete Tier 1–6 visual sequence from Classic Azeroth through Outland. Regalia preserves silhouette and memory without becoming another Path.
Treasures of Azeroth & Fortune · live
Ownership and persistent history reconstruct an era-scoped collection. Treasure Points unlock Fortune tiers and configured collection titles without inflating the normal Path.
Early Fortune tiers improve configured Gold, Rare, Epic, Rare Mount, and Legendary weighting. Later tiers recognize collection milestones. Exclusive mount choices can appear at configured breakpoints.
Artisan Legacy · account-wide · live
Nine primary and three secondary professions form a 48-milestone account track. Profession history never becomes a Path Seal.
The configured account efficiencies cover skill-up assistance, interaction speed, material preservation, and bonus gathering or crafting yield.
Artisan records profession history without replacing the normal profession UI or pushing a discipline into another era.
Narrowly scoped interaction-speed runtime work is still being expanded and remains labeled on the roadmap.
Begin your chronicle
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