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Legion Timewalking Weekly Quest Only Awarding LFR Cache?
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Legion Timewalking is this week and the weekly quest only appears to award an LFR item level cache.
Normally, the Timewalking Caches are Normal item level, not LFR item level.
The Blizzard Blog announcing Legion Timewalking this week unfortunately doesn't help as it currently mentions «Normal Vault of the Incarnates».
Timewalking dungeons also have a chance to drop items that usually drop when you run them on Heroic difficulty, and you’ll earn reputation with a faction that is interested in the dungeon.
While the Event is Active
Look for the following all week long:- Kazra in Valdrakken has a quest for you. Or, if you forget to pick it up there, you can start it within the Adventure Guide (Shift-J).
Quest Requirement: Complete 5 Timewalking dungeons. - Rewards: Cache of Vault Treasures containing one piece of non-tier gear from Normal Vault of the Incarnates.
While Timewalking is active, you will gain a 50% bonus to reputations earned from quests and creature kills for all reputations associated with the corresponding expansion.
Simply open the Group Finder (default hotkey: I) and then select Dungeon Finder and Timewalking in the Type dropdown menu. Read more on wowhead.com
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