Legendary One is Here to Stay, Legendary Two is Far Away.

It finally happened, I got my legendary drop.  The funny thing is it happened exactly 20 minutes after uploading last weeks post about the drop rate of Legendary gear in World of Warcraft.  It happened while opening caches from the emissary world quests.  It happened because I had stopped looking for it.  I resigned myself to just playing the game and it happened just like people said it would.  Last week we had talked about some of the achievement hunting I had been doing.  We talked about Pathfinder Part One and Two as a whole, now we will dive a little deeper into the nitty gritty of it.

This week we will look at reputation.

On a boosted character reputation grinds are a little harder than they should be.  You start out at a higher level character with no reputation for the base races in Legion but the ability to go almost anywhere.  For pathfinder you need to raise your reputation to the third tier for all the groups.  This is a hard thing to accomplish because the world quests only give 150 reputation rewards per completion while the revered tier of reputation requires 12,000 + points to reach.  I found through some playing around that it is possible through world quests alone, but to really get that reputation you should also complete each zone.  So I have gone back to Azsura in order to finish the quest line for the zone.  This has taken my reputation to friendly on to honored, and just shy of revered.  I believe by the time I finish the story line in the zone the group of Azsura should be complete up to the revered in the zone.  I will continue these updates as I continue toward finishing the expansion of Legion in the most complete way possible.

Legendary stats:

Legendary one: 1/67 = 1.49 % drop rate on first legendary
Legendary two: 0/24 = 0%

Total drop rate =  1.09%

The current theory is that once you have one legendary others drop at a quicker rate.  I tend to think that is because the item level score is boosted by the legendary making more endgame content available not an actual change in the drop rate.