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Insignia
Last wiki revision 2016-05-21
Insignia can refer to several different concepts or items in World of Warcraft:
- 1) In PvP Battlegrounds, you can right-click on an enemies corpse to "remove their insignia". This will give you and your party a negligible amount of copper or silver, and prevent that player from being able to resurrect at their body.
- 2) A trinket, available at starting at honor Rank 2 (Corporal or Grunt), called either Insignia of the Alliance or Insignia of the Horde based on your faction.
- 3) * As you improve in Honor rank, you can get better insignias with various powers from quests or vendors depending on what battleground you get them from.
- 4) * See: Faction Insignia for more information.
- 5) The and, both trinket rewards from Alterac Valley.
- 6) Various quest items:
- 7) * Insignia of the Crusade
- 8) * Insignia of the Dawn
- 9) * Mithril Insignia
- 10) * Insignia of the Black Guard
- 11) * Qiraji Lord's Insignia
- 12) * 7 Insignia (Fredo)
- 13) * 7 Insignia (Rutger)
- 14) * 7 Insignia (Turyen)
- 15) * Scarlet Insignia Ring
- 16) * Lieutenant's Insignia
- 17) Various quest rewards, usually in the form of a trinket. Many come from PvP quests in battlegrounds mentioned above.
- 18) * Glimmering Mithril Insignia
- 19) * Hunter's Insignia Medal
- 20) An uncommon type of armor (usually leather), usually requiring a level from the high 20s to low 30s.
- Insignia Belt, Insignia Boots, Insignia Bracers, Insignia Buckler, Insignia Cap, Insignia Chestguard, Insignia Cloak, Insignia Gloves, Insignia Leggings, Insignia Mantle
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Source
https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Insignia · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0
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