A gathering of the exotic from around the world and beyond, the Darkmoon Faire is brought together by its founder Silas Darkmoon as a celebration of the wondrous and mysterious. This mist-shrouded Darkmoon Island is a conundrum wrapped in an enigma, accessible at the beginning of each month for one week only. Don’t be shy now, don’t be bashful - step right up for a tantalizing glimpse of what Silas has in store for you!
When Starting on the first Sunday of each month, lasting one week.
Where Darkmoon Island, accessible from portals in Elwynn Forest (Alliance) and Mulgore (Horde).
Currency: Darkmoon Prize Tickets Completing games and quests on Darkmoon Island will generally reward you with Darkmoon Prize Tickets. These are used to purchase most of the items you will find on sale at the Darkmoon Faire.
The Darkmoon Faire is a visiting carnival, brought together by showman and entrepreneur Silas Darkmoon, offering a variety of fun activities every time it comes to its temporary location on Darkmoon Island.
On this dark, isolated and mysterious island, you can play minigames, unlock achievements, advance in your crafting skills through profession quests, get some useful buffs for your character, fight for a treasure chest, taste new flavors and exotic food, attend the Tauren Chieftains concert, take part in daily quests to be rewarded with Darkmoon Faire reputation, and earn Darkmoon Prize Tickets to buy pets, mounts, vanity items, and much, much more!
Is there an easy way to get there?
Yes! It can easily reach the portals located in Elwynn Forest and Mulgore by paying a Darkmoon Faire Mystic Mage (located in all capital cities and Dalaran) to teleport you there.
Although there is no level restriction to attend the Faire, you can only travel to the island while the Darkmoon Faire is open.
Why should I go there?
There is so much to purchase at the Darkmoon Faire for your characters: items, mounts, pets, replica armor to change your character appearance, and much, much more! You will need Darkmoon Prize Tickets to purchase those, and you can only obtain them by completing games and quests on this island.
Check out what's in store for you by clicking the buttons above!
Ok, what should I do when I arrive there for the first time?
First of all, talk to a Darkmoon Faire Greeter who will explain everything you need to know about this event. You can find them by the portals and the entrance to the Faire and they’ll provide you with detailed information on all the Faire’s activities.
They will also give you a Darkmoon Adventurer’s Guide to keep in your inventory: it will allow you to find Darkmoon Artifacts in appropriately challenging dungeons, raids, and battlegrounds.
Finally, don’t forget to buy some Darkmoon Game Tokens so you can play the Faire’s games. They are sold singly or in batches by several vendors scattered around the Faire.
What is the Darkmoon Faire?
The Darkmoon Faire is a visiting carnival, brought together by showman and entrepreneur Silas Darkmoon, offering a variety of fun activities every time it comes to its temporary location on Darkmoon Island.
On this dark, isolated and mysterious island, you can play minigames, unlock achievements, advance in your crafting skills through profession quests, get some useful buffs for your character, fight for a treasure chest, taste new flavors and exotic food, attend the Tauren Chieftains concert, take part in daily quests to be rewarded with Darkmoon Faire reputation, and earn Darkmoon Prize Tickets to buy pets, mounts, vanity items, and much, much more!
Is there an easy way to get there?
Yes! It can easily reach the portals located in Elwynn Forest and Mulgore by paying a Darkmoon Faire Mystic Mage (located in all capital cities and Dalaran) to teleport you there.
Although there is no level restriction to attend the Faire, you can only travel to the island while the Darkmoon Faire is open.
Why should I go there?
There is so much to purchase at the Darkmoon Faire for your characters: items, mounts, pets, replica armor to change your character appearance, and much, much more! You will need Darkmoon Prize Tickets to purchase those, and you can only obtain them by completing games and quests on this island.
Check out what's in store for you by clicking the buttons above!
Ok, what should I do when I arrive there for the first time?
First of all, talk to a Darkmoon Faire Greeter who will explain everything you need to know about this event. You can find them by the portals and the entrance to the Faire and they’ll provide you with detailed information on all the Faire’s activities.
They will also give you a Darkmoon Adventurer’s Guide to keep in your inventory: it will allow you to find Darkmoon Artifacts in appropriately challenging dungeons, raids, and battlegrounds.
Finally, don’t forget to buy some Darkmoon Game Tokens so you can play the Faire’s games. They are sold singly or in batches by several vendors scattered around the Faire.
You can find merely everything at the Darkmoon Faire, and especially exotic mounts and lovely pets! In order to collect them, you will often need to earn Darkmoon Prize Tickets to buy them.
Sold by Lhara on Darkmoon Island for 180 Darkmoon Prize Tickets. This is a special breed of Forest Strider in the colors of the Darkmoon Faire: green and purple.
Sold by Lhara on Darkmoon Island for 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets, or can also be found in a Darkmoon Game Prize from a Daily Quest. This little fellow is wearing the latest fashion accessory (in the monkey world, anyway) - a fez hat.
Sold by Lhara on Darkmoon Island for 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets, or can also be found in a Darkmoon Game Prize from a Daily Quest. He’s a cute little lion cub who gets tired easily after a long walk.
Sold by Lhara on Darkmoon Island for 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets, or can also be found in a Darkmoon Game Prize from a Daily Quest. A balloon in the colors of the Darkmoon Faire.
Sold by Lhara on Darkmoon Island for 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets, or can also be found in a Darkmoon Game Prize from a Daily Quest. To avoid a miniature war breaking out, don’t let it near a Lil' XT!
Sold by Lhara on Darkmoon Island for 90 Darkmoon Prize Tickets, or can also be found in a Darkmoon Game Prize from a Daily Quest. Beware, Lil' XT seems to have a problem with Zeppelins too!
This rare companion can be caught in the waters that surround Darkmoon Island. When summoned it will spawn in a spout of water and follow you in a translucent bubble.
This rare companion can be found in a Darkmoon Pet Supplies, reward of the Darkmoon Pet Battle Daily Quest (see the Daily Quests tab above to learn more).
This rabbit is no ordinary rabbit. It will drop from the ferocious Darkmoon rabbit, resting in his grim lair somewhere on the Darkmoon Isle... You might want the help of a whole army to defeat it!
The Darkmoon Faire also offers very useful items for those who want to play and level alternate characters: heirloom items. Heirloom Items can be shared with any of your characters on the same realm: they are Bind On Account. You can send them by in-game mail even if the recipient is on the opposite faction – as long as you don’t add anything else in the parcel!
These items have a pale golden hue in their text color, and their attributes scale with your character's level from 1 to 80, or 1 to 85.
Daenrand Dawncrest, a well-equipped Blood-Elf, will exchange his precious gear for 110, 130, or 160 Darkmoon Prize Tickets, depending on which item.
From level 1 to 80
Here are the Heirloom items available for your character from level 1 to 80. You still can use them after level 80, but their stats won't upgrade anymore.
Chest
Shoulders
Trinkets
Weapons
Plate Armor Chest for: Death Knights, Paladins, and Warriors.
Cost:110
Mail Armor Chest for: Hunters and Shamans.
Cost:110
Leather Armor Chest for: Druids, Monks, and Rogues.
Cost:110
Cloth Armor Chest for: Mages, Priests, and Warlocks.
Cost:110
Plate Armor Shoulders for: Death Knights, Paladins, and Warriors.
Cost:110
Mail Armor Shoulders for: Hunters and Shamans.
Cost:110
Leather Armor Shoulders for: Druids, Monks, and Rogues.
Cost:110
Cloth Armor Shoulders for: Mages, Priests, and Warlocks.
Cost:110
Trinket for all classes.
Cost:130
Trinket for mana-based classes: Druids, Mages, Monks, Paladins, Priests, Shamans, and Warlocks.
Cost:130
One-handed Weapons
One-handed sword for: Death Knights, Monks, Paladins, and Warriors.
Note that Hunters, Mages, Rogues, and Warlocks can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
Cost:110
One-handed sword for: Hunters, Monks, and Rogues.
Note that Death Knights, Mages, Paladins, Warlocks, and Warriors can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
Cost:110
One-handed dagger for: Druids, Hunters and Rogues.
Note that Death Knights, Mages, Monks, Paladins, Warlocks, and Warriors can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
Cost:110
One-handed mace for: Druids, Monks, Rogues, and Shamans.
Note that Death Knights, Paladins, Priests, and Warriors can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
Cost:110
One-handed mace for: Druids, Monks, Paladins, Priests, and Shamans.
Note that Death Knights, Hunters, Rogues, and Warriors can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
Cost:110
Two-handed Weapons
Two-handed axe for:
Death Knights, Hunters, Paladins, Shamans, and Warriors.
Cost:160
Two-handed mace for: Druids and Shamans.
Note that Death Knights, Paladins, and Warriors can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
Cost:160
Two-handed staff for: Druids, Mages, Monks, Priests, Shamans, and Warlocks.
Note that Hunters and Warriors can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
Cost:160
Ranged Weapon
Ranged weapon for: Hunters.
Note that Rogues and Warriors can use this weapon but may not find it optimal for them, considering its stats.
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