In World of Warcraft, Marks of Honor (MOH) are a new form of currency. They are used at specific vendors and cannot be obtained as a reward for killing NPCs. This article will go over the different uses of MOH, from gear to promoting conflict between the Alliance and Horde. Also, we’ll explain why they are useful. Then we’ll cover the various ways to obtain more of them.
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Marks of honor are a new currency in World of Warcraft
Since the release of Legion, Marks of Honor have been introduced in World of Warcraft. You can purchase cosmetic transmog sets for old PvP gear using this new currency. While you can earn Marks of Honor through PvP activities, the amount is often very low, making farming this currency a frustrating endeavor. There are two ways to earn Marks of Honor: either win in PvP or open a strongbox. You can also trade in 2000 honor points to get five Marks of Honor. To trade for Marks of Honor, head to the Purveyor Zo’kuul in Oribos.
The Marks of Honor currency is used for PvP gear, like weapons and armor. You can earn these items by participating in Battlegrounds and World PvP. But the currency isn’t completely gone, as they are replaced by Points of Honor as the main currency for PvP. Marks of Honor are still available for PvP gear, but they aren’t as valuable as those obtained in battlegrounds.
They can be exchanged for gear
In World of Warcraft, Marks of Honor are earned by completing various quests, fighting monsters, and completing conquests. These items can be exchanged for Gears, which cost more the higher you level, and you can combine them for better Gears. The downside of Marks of Honor is that they don’t have any real use until you reach a specific number. The upper limit for Marks of Honor is four thousand.
You can also exchange your Marks of Honor for PvP gear. Before the PvP expansion, you had to farm them yourself, but now you can buy cosmetic sets for your PvP characters with them. This will help you get a new look for your character, but the process is slow and tedious. Once you get to 70 level, you can exchange your Marks for powerful PvP gear. If you’re looking to make your wardrobe look sexier, you can exchange your Marks for the new, more attractive and powerful gear that you’ve been lusting after.
They are not a reward for killing NPCs
Marks of Honor (Marks) are not a reward for killing NPC enemies, but instead can be accumulated by winning battles, and are also the basis for certain quests and quest rewards. Honor is earned by killing enemy players within ten levels. However, this reward is not exactly an exact reflection of the server’s rank because the participation level changes on a weekly basis. Fortunately, there are ways to calculate your exact rank grind, as well as your approximate time to complete it.
To earn Honor, kill a player 10 levels below your level. The honorable kill is calculated based on your rank, past PvP experience, and the number of other players that have killed you. In contrast, killing a civilian NPC (as opposed to a monster) gives you a Dishonorable Kill. It is important to note that the rewards for killing an NPC vary depending on the rank of the NPC.
They are used at specific vendors
Marks of Honor are a type of currency that can be redeemed at specific vendors in the game World of Warcraft. They are used as currency at specific vendors in the game and go towards purchasing gear. Those who have earned them during PvP activities can exchange them for items at specific vendors in each city. However, these items are of lower quality than items obtained during the Battlegrounds.
Players can use their Marks of Honor at specific vendors in Azeroth, Outland, and Draenor. Players from both factions can trade with each other and exchange them for items. The Alliance can trade with Edlan Halsing in Stormwind, while players of the Horde can sell or buy from Rogoc in Oribos, Blood Guard Zar’shit in Orgrimmar, and Sergeant Thunderhorn in Tanaris.
