The Queue: Don’t mention it

Welcome back to The Queue, our daily Q&A feature for all of Blizzard’s games! Have a question for the Blizzard Watch staff? Leave it in the comments!

While hunting down a treasure in Highmountain, I happened upon this perfectly respectable group of Tauren engaging in a rousing bout of fisticuffs. There most certainly were no shenanigans to be found, just good, clean fun. You know what else is fun? Answering your questions — let’s just get to that part.

You know, that’s a conundrum I never really considered. I only just got my first legendary the other day, and I’ve yet to unlock the second legendary slot. Honestly, it took me so long to get one that I haven’t really given a thought as to what would happen if a second one suddenly dropped, but I see your issue here — and it’s an interesting one to me, but for different reasons. I’m wondering what happens when the expansion is over, and suddenly those legendaries are (presumably) no longer functional. Do we get some kind of filler for the slots they currently occupy? I can’t see why they wouldn’t do that.

I suppose that’s not so much an answer as it is another question, but you got me thinking anyway. I’d say best suggestion I have is to just keep an eye out for world quests that could fill that particular slot, and see what you can get — or you could farm raids, but world quests are guaranteed loot, so I think that’s a little easier.

There are several achievement tracking addons out there — I’ve never used one myself, but I’ve heard that Overachiever is pretty good. Alternatively, there are usually macros or scripts out there that will let you track hidden or non-trackable achievements. Those can usually be found on Wowhead — look up the achievement and check the comments. You’ll usually find at least one or two helpful souls that have sorted out how to make it happen!

Pathfinder was an account-wide achievement in Warlords, and I don’t expect it to be any different in Legion. The whole point of the achievement — besides getting you flight, of course — is that you won’t have to unlock or purchase the flight skill for alts. So no worries, you should only need to jump through those hoops once and you’re done!

Unfortunately, that quest can’t be completed in LFR — it requires Normal mode or higher. None of the other raid-required steps in the chain could be completed in LFR, either. It’s only for an appearance unlock, but if you’re dead set on getting that appearance, you’ll need to find a raid group to go tackle the raid portions with.

Well, I look at it this way — the Pandaren have Mages among their ranks, and some of those Mages went to explore the rest of Azeroth along with everyone else. Mages are pretty adept at that whole teleportation thing — and it doesn’t seem to matter where a city is.

Mages can teleport or establish a portal to Dalaran no matter if it’s floating up in Northrend or down by the Broken Shore. To me, that sort of indicates that maybe they’re going by landmark rather than physical location. They aren’t teleporting with map coordinates in mind, they’re thinking of the Violet Citadel, or any other number of familiar places in the city.

So it stands to reason that a Pandaren Mage from the Wandering Isle would be able to teleport or create a portal back to Shen-zin Su no matter where the turtle happened to wander — something that Monks could use. Keep in mind that none of this has been actually defined in lore anywhere, so it’s all speculation on my part. But it’s not an impossible situation by any means.

That’s it for today’s Queue — if you have any questions you’d like to see answered, be sure to leave them in the comments below!