When you're playing an MMO, a game that contains a whole world and lore all its own, you're bound to find items. The usual stuff would include weapons, trinkets, or jewelry that players can equip at any time. Additionally, players could find regents or materials that you can use for recipes, or maybe random junk that you keep ⛄just for fun.
The latter may sound like something more low level 'toons would do, but there are plenty of popular items for high-level characters that are fun but essentially useless. So without further delay, here are 10 such useless (but pretty) items from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Classic World of Warcraft.
10 ꦕ Piccolo of the Flaming Fire ജ
Don't worry; 🍷we love the Picciolo just as much as you do. Everyone has farmed Stratಌholme for this popular item that drops from a rare spawn does virtually nothing. Seriously, it doesn't even buff any of your stats!
In order to get this item, you'll have to lie in wait for Hearthꦅsinger Forrestꦬen to turn up a hundred times - at the least. Your guildmates, party members, and all those folks by the mailbox will hate your guts in all due time thanks to this item that has no other benefits other than forcing everyone nearby to dance.
9 Faded Photograph⛎
This is one of the items from the Linkin Quest and does nothing but, frankly, it's cool to have. Most players finish this quest chain just for the nostalgia value, making the fairly decent rewards a happy perk. The photo in question depicts Linkin standing next to a mysterious female⛄ gnome that he doesn't remember. You keep the photo after the quest as a momento and nothing more.
Even when you're on the quest, this tells you nothing that you don't find out some other way and just takes up bag space. The quest was removed in the Cataclysm expansion, making the item incredibly valuable fo💙r coꦬllectors.
8 𝓰 Hook of the Master Angler
This could be one of the most in the game not because of what it does, but because it doesn't do very much. Considering what you have to go through to get it, its quirky abilities aren't worth 🍌it. So it gives its users the ability to turn into a fish and breathe underwater? Big deal! If you were a Druid, one of the Forsaken, or an Alchemist, you could already do one or two of those things. So, why all the fuss?
Because the only way to get the Hook of the Mast𝔉er Angler is to win the Stranglethorn Fishing Contest. Winning the trinket is a symbol of prestige for those who have braved the dangers of STV and won the fishing derby, so it doesn't really need to do anything. At least people know you won a fishing contest!
7 𒁃 Circle of Flame
We know how great this thing looks, but what is it exactly, and who is it for? Most woul🌱d argue it's a Priest item, as it's clearly for casters and Priests a♊re the only casters without abilities that help them regenerate mana.
Well, that's fine, but what's with the Stamina buff? Does that make it a Warlock thing? And since a Mage can use Fire Ward to negate the dam𒁃age the mana-to-life tra🌜de causes, why can't a Mage roll on this, too? Don't forget how cool it looks, and anyone could use that Fire Resist buff. Now everyone wants to roll on it and the party disintegrates!
6 Penelope's Rose 🌌
A single, deep-red rose, this blue item drops from one of the bosses in Scholomance, and is 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:great for role-playing or as a stat s❀tick. Aside from th🐻at, it's not very useful. In fact, the stat buffs are fairly modest at best.
There's a parallel here with another item on this list that's the reward for killing🐈 Kirtonos the Herald, who drops this pretty but useless thing. Considering all the cool stuff you find in Scholomance, it seems that someone on the design team wasn't fond of this particular boss.
5 Dal'Rend's Tribal Gua🧔rdian ꧟
This crazy thing is a satire of itself. You can't help but laugh when you see it, and the only place you can see it these days is on the internet. The Dal'Rend's Tribal Guardian was so broken that it was one of the items chosen to stay dead when Classic WoW was resurrected. The design was completely over the top, featuring a long, curved blaജde with a serrated edge. It's every bit as silly as it sounds.
To make a long story short, it used to drop from Rend Blackhand in Blackrock Spire, and it's an offhand weapon with tanking stats. In the resulting confusion, Warriors, Rogues, and Hunters will all roll on this thing. Rogues because it's an offh﷽and, warriors because of the stats, and Hunters because they're Hunters.
4 Blo🐠odpetal Zapper
This is fun at first, but there's only so much time you can spend in Un'Goro Crater before you need a break. L🌊ike a few other trinkets, trash, and other bits of junk on this list, the Bloodpetal Zapper can only be used in a certain small area.
You can use it to "zap" all those annoying walking plants that infest Marshall's Refuge in Un'Goro Crater. It's a whole lot of fun to kill these pesky things en masse in the early hours of usage since they harass every ꦕplayer that visits the zone, but it soon turns into a colossal bore.
3 ꦯ ♏ Spectral Essence
This thing is fun at first, a꧃nd you go through a long and fairly tough quest chain that includes listening to some terrifying stories and killing Kritonos the Herald, but it's useless. No buffs or cooldowns to speak of, all it has is the passive ability to see and speak to the ghosts of those that used to inhabit the island.
Only a few of the ghosts in the city actually speak to you, and the ones that have anything interesting to say have b🥃een talking to you the whole time anyway. If you could use it anywꦕhere else then it might come in handy, but it's only useable in Caer Darrow.
2 The Luffa
The interesting thing about the notorious Luffa is that it started out as a fairly benign, low-level item that was only useful as a PvP item in Classic WoW. It was used to remove any kind of Bleed effect, which was handy when 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:dealing with Rogues, very handy 🎉but highly situational. However, the game designers forgot to add one detail.
The item was never given a level limit, so even though you a🐼ttained it at a low level, you could use it to remove even the highest level Bleed effects. The addition of Kharazhan in the Burning Crusade expansion, along 🌞with a boss with a Garotte effect, made this previously useless item very popular. Here's one bit of junk that really got its fifteen minutes of fame and laughed all the way to the bank!
1 🌸 Talisman of Ephemeral Power
Truth be told, it's the rarity of this item that makes it popular. It's useful in certain situations but it certainly isn't unique. Plus, it's a trinket. You have tꦑo use it and it🅺 has a cooldown time, just like any other potion or consumable. You know, like a Dark Rune.
The Talisman is Ephemeral Power is barely any better than blue trinkets of the same level, like the Briarwood Reed or the Zandalarian Hero Charm. Watching the Mages in your raid party have a collective hissy fit over this thing when it drops is the best part, but beyond that, it's noth🐽ing more than a glorified flask.