Reputations for every version of World of Warcraft
Welcome to WoW Reputations. Pick your version of the game and a faction: every page is read from that version's own client, with a calculator that counts what is left to Exalted from where you stand.
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WoW Classic 40 factions -
WoW Forever 59 factions -
The Burning Crusade 59 factions -
Mists of Pandaria 130 factions -
Retail 323 factions
Straight to a calculator
Factions whose client states a reputation gain
Every reputation, and exactly what it costs you
Set where you stand and the calculator counts what is left to Exalted from the gains the client itself states, the turn-ins that have been confirmed, and the quests the server answered for. Faction data is read straight from Blizzard's client tables and caches; what stays on the server is added only once confirmed in game or in Blizzard's footage.
- 611factions
- 5versions
- 592stated gains
- 24,622quest rewards
- 5,524rewards by standing
What the pages say, and what they do not
Every faction page is read from the game client of its version: the name and description the reputation pane shows, where each race and class starts, the cap, the spells and items that grant reputation and how much, and the items each standing unlocks. That is the part no guide can get wrong, and it is what the calculator counts with.
Quest reputation comes from the client's own quest cache, the server's answers written to disk, read so far for WoW Classic, WoW Forever, The Burning Crusade, Mists of Pandaria and Retail; the other versions follow as their caches are read. Reputation from kills and whether a quest repeats stay on the server; they are added faction by faction as they are confirmed in game or in Blizzard's own footage, each with its source. Until then a page says so rather than guessing. ★ turn-ins counted in the calculator, ◆ quests listed, or a route written, ? client data only, no quests or route yet. More on the data →