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Commento di tonydizzle

Will be great that these quests are repeatable. Nice for those 5 points here and there you don't want to spend 1000g or hours farming mats to level. I think around the Fel Iron stretch this will be real nice...

Commento di tired

Use the Chiave Meccanica Rovinata you are given on a targeted Carro Giocattolo Danneggiato.

Commento di WoWTheoryCraft

One of the new patch 4.3 Darkmoon Faire profession quests, you must have at least 75 skill in Engineering to see this quest.

This quest requires no additional items, simply target a Carro Giocattolo Danneggiato and use the Chiave Meccanica Rovinata provided.

The profession quests can only be completed once during each Darkmoon Faire and will grant 5 skill points.

Quick summary of item requirements for Darkmoon Faire profession quests

Additional items required:

Alchemy ( 5 Succo di Baccaluna )
Inscription ( 5 Cartapecora Leggera )
Leatherworking ( 10 Esca Lucente, 5 Filo Grezzo, 5 Tintura Blu )
Tailoring ( 1 Filo Grezzo, 1 Tintura Rossa, 1 Tintura Blu )
Archaeology ( 15 Fossil Archaeology Fragments )
Cooking ( 5 Farina )

No item requirements:

Blacksmithing
Enchanting
Engineering
Herbalism
Jewelcrafting
Mining
Skinning
First Aid
Fishing

The nearest vendors to the Darkmoon Faire portals are Kuruk (H), Locandiere Farley (A) for the Succo di Baccaluna and Shadi Cavalca Nebbia (H), Tharynn Bouden (A) for all the other trade goods. You'll have to collect the fossil fragments yourself. If you forgot to bring your fishing rod with you, Tatia Brine on Darkmoon Island sells fishing supplies.

Commento di 267546

I could be wrong, but I think all theses sort of quests (professions + a couple others), will reset every month when the Darkmoon Faire is back.
Why ? All "one time" quests resets for every events, the only singularity here is instead of being a yearly event, it is a monthly event. We'll only know for sure in January 2012, but it's the best course of action, I don't think daily would have been good anyway, there is alrdy a whole bunch of them. Too many dailies kill the dailies. Monthly sounds fair and fun. One time only in your lifetime would be a no-no straight from Blizzard QA, in my opinion.

Commento di 417088

1. Make sure you have it set to show your selected target on the minimap
2. /target damaged tonk
3. Profit!

Commento di 929704

There is an area with multiple damaged tonks across from the tonk daily quest giver.

Commento di november

As with all the Darkmoon Faire profession quests, you need a skill of 75 in that profession to be eligible for the quest.

Commento di Rindera

There are many tanks in the arena in 47 62

Commento di QuickBASIC

Even if you done the primary profession quests that week, if you drop a profession during Darkmoon Faire week, you can do the quests for the profession that you pick up as well. Even rewarding the achievement Favori della Fiera without completing one of the secondary skill quests such as Archaeology or Fishing.

Possibly means that if your toon has no professions you could conceivably do the quest for every primary profession each month, awarding you with 36 Darkmoon Prize Tickets instead of just 8. (Assuming you're willing to get each profession to 75 and really really want the tickets right meow.)

Commento di 63566

This is awesome.

Here's why: without this quest, you can't raise your Engineering skill to 600 until you are 85th level, because you need Spirito dell'Armonia and you have to get to Pandaria to get them. Plus, the Granulo dell'Armonia come really slowly unless you level yourself closer to 90. Gonna be lots of grinding there if you're in a hurry.

With this quest, you can raise an 80th level alt's Engineering to 595 by throwing Lingotto di Ectoferro at the problem (hopefully you have an 85+ miner and want a whole lot of Thermal Anvils), and then finish it to 600 with the +5 Engineering reward. I just did this on my Engineering alt, who hit 80th level today to get my tiny guild access to heirloom pants.

Commento di Gadoink4

Seems odd that this quest is given by Rinling, who runs the shooting gallery, rather than Finlay Coolshot, who runs the actual Tonk game.

Commento di PrefeX

I recommend using the battle-pet area to complete this quest (look for Jeremy Feasel and Christoph VonFeasel). It is next to Rinling, the quest giver, and there is more than enough Damaged Tonk's around the arena fence to complete the quest.

Co-ordinates is 47, 62

Commento di Rhaegaron

At Engineering level 780, the 5 points are worth about 1500g. It's hard to put a value on Blood of Sargeras which is used by the Rank 3 goggle recipes.

Commento di gmartin2121

I use this macro for the quest.

/target Damaged Tonk
/use Battered Wrench

Commento di ClasscMalcontent

August 5th. Pre-Battle for Azeroth patch 8.0.1
I completed Talkin' Tonks on an alt. My alt only had 5 engineering points remaining at the very highest current level. Legion engineering 95/100. All other Engineering levels were completely capped. The monthly Engineering quest did not cap off Engineering skill as it once did for my main who also has Engineering. For now, submitting a bug report and opening a ticket. I hope this is not intentional. If it is I am very disappointed that this once nice option at the Darkmoon Faire is no longer working as it once did.

September 2nd - Update: Week of 9/2-9/8 still happening sadly.
Same issue. Two Darkmoon Faire events. Battle for Azeroth has been on all live realms since the Aug 13th/14th global launch. The pre-patch has been live for a month now. 145/150 Kul Tiran Cooking skill. All other Cooking levels fully capped. Completed the +5 Cooking Skill quest at the Darkmoon Faire and received no skill increase. Submitting yet another bug report and opening yet another ticket.

Update to the Update:
Blizzard says "Working as 'intended' for now" so at least for the time being. Sad. They should fix it to work as it has worked since the new faire was introduced. The sooner the better.

Commento di thulsadoom

Update: With patch 8.1 you will be awarded +5 skill for the latest profession obtained. You still need the required classic skill to get the quest. If you have Legion maxed out and do not have skill level 1 in BFA, you will not get the skill levels.

The profession quests only reward skill level if your "classic" skill level is under 300. I tested this with a toon with 280/300 cooking and was rewarded the +5 cooking skill points from the DMF quest.

This affects all quests that reward skill levels that changed in the BFA pre-patch including dailies such as Feeling Crabby?.

I have confirmed that Archaeology DMF quest still rewards your skill points if you are under 800 skill level. This was the only profession that was not changed in the latest patch. I am not sure if this was intentional or an oversight. I reported this as a bug.

Additionally, I verified the following quests will reward bonus skill levels only if your "classic" skill level is under 300.

Blacksmithing - Baby Needs Two Pair of Shoes
Cooking - Putting the crunch in the Frog
Inscription - Writing your future

Commento di valfader

As of September 2nd 2018 when the first Darkmoon Faire opened since Battle for Azeroth was launched, the profession quests do not award the promised +5 (or even +1) skill-ups upon completion. Knowing Blizzard they aren't likely to reimburse you for anything if you submit a ticket, but I still urge you to do so.

When I completed mine, I had all previous expansions of Engineering completed, with the exception of BfA which I had at 348/350. It still awarded nothing.

Anyone else with similar experiences?

Commento di Plasmaxyz

In order to get this quest, you need at least 75 engineering skill in the classic engineering area. I had 140 Kul Tiran engineering and Rinling wouldn't offer me this quest. Upon getting classic engineering up to 75 (which only costs a few gold worth of mats), he offered me this quest.

Commento di Nadiv

Updated/fixed macros that shows if character completed profession quests (macro prints all professions names. Red color means that quest is completed):

Primary professions:
/run a=29506 c="\124cff" d={a,'Alch',a+2,'BS',a+4,'Ench',a+5,'Eng',a+8,'Herb',a+9,'Insc',a+10,'JC',a+12,'Min',a+11,'LW',a+13,'Skin',a+14,'Tailo'} for i=1,22,2 do print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(d) and c.."ff0000" or c.."00ff00", d) end

Secondary professions:
/run local d={29507,'Archaeology',29509,'Cooking',29513,'Fishing'} for i=1,6,2 do print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(d) and "\124cffff0000" or "\124cff00ff00", d) end

Quick macro - shows if ANY profession quest (primary of secondary) was completed (can be used to see if your current toon visited DMF island this event). Result is "Completed" or "Not Compelted":
/run a=29506;d={a,a+2,a+4,a+5,a+8,a+9,a+10,a+12,a+11,a+13,a+14,a+1,a+3,a+7};r=nil for i=1,14,1 do r = r or C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(d) end print(r and "\124cffff0000 " or "\124cff00ff00Not ", "Completed")

Commento di Bursi

Just got 5 points for Ingegneria di Zandalar by completing this quest.
Seems they reverted the removal/change of these skill points with 8.3.

Commento di WarlordGrat

As of this Morning 920a Eastern (Jan 31, 2021)

I tried to pick up this quest on my Engineering which is maxed in hoping to get Zandalarian points. But the Quest was not available for me, which I find odd, since I was able to pick up the Jewelcrafting one where I am maxed in all Xpacs. So something glitchy with the Quest. Will check after 'Daily Reset" unless someone knows more.

Commento di DaemoniKira

Firstly: The Damaged Tonks seem to respawn within a few minutes, in the same exact spots.

Secondly: Every single Darkmoon Faire profession quest is obtainable and completable for full rewards on characters that have just learned the profession and thus have only a single skill point, of any expansion, on that character.

Thus: My new method of farming large amounts of Darkmoon Tickets VERY quickly on a single character is to:
-make a new character;
-learn two primary professions, Fishing, and Cooking;
-go to the Faire;
-complete the profession quests;
-return to a city;
-abandon the two primary professions;
-learn two other primary professions;
-and repeat until I've finished ALL the profession quests (except archaeology).
This nets me 50 tickets per Darkmoon Faire, per character, from profession quests alone. I also complete Scorte Segrete di Silas, which nets me another 100 tickets, putting me at 150 tickets. I also try to remember to complete the easier Pet Battle daily every day, netting me a grand total of between 150-185 tickets per Faire.

Drawback: Some rewards are only purchasable by characters of a certain minimum level, such as the Replica Dungeon Armor sets (one vendor has a level 23 requirement, the other a level 25 requirement). However, each Replica piece is either 55 tickets of 75 tickets, so doing Scorte Segrete di Silas on a level 23+ character gets you one 75 ticket piece or two 55 ticket pieces (if you get 5 tickets by other means).

However: Rewards with no character level requirement include Pets, Toys, and Mounts, with Mount rewards of course being the most expensive! So this method of learning and abandoning professions to rotate through each profession quest is the most efficient means of collecting large quantities of Darkmoon Tickets that I've found. (Keeping in mind that while Scorte Segrete di Silas rewards 100 tickets, it can only be completed once per character.)

I have no idea when this minimum-profession-skill-requirement change was implemented (possibly at the start of Shadowlands?), but I am certainly happy for it! In one Darkmoon Faire, I have collected almost every toy and pet available, two full Replica Armor sets, and I am working on the 150 ticket toy (mount fireworks thing).

Tip: I make a Vulpera as my new character for profession-rotation. This is strictly because I want access to an extra Hearthstone-like ability, the "Make/Return to Camp". I set my Hearthstone to the Wyvern's Tail (the inn in the Drag, the profession trainer area of Orgrimmar), and I make my camp in the Darkmoon Faire.

Hope this helps, and enjoy all your new toys, pets, and mounts! :)

Commento di tooltip

With patch 10.0.2, you no longer have to select the Damaged Tonk and then manually use the Battered Wrench -- you can just skip to right-clicking the tonk to get the job done! :)

Commento di Aisenfaire

Highly recommend the addon DMF Quest. It lists and lets you auto buy all the stuff you'll need for your relevant profession quests at the Darkmoon Faire, and shows you a completed or not completed status for each month when the Faire comes around.

Collegamenti

Giocattoli parlanti

Ripara 5 Carri Giocattolo Danneggiati in giro per la Fiera di Lunacupa.

	Carri Giocattolo Danneggiati riparati (5)

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	Chiave Meccanica Rovinata (1)

Descrizione

I Carri Giocattolo sono una delle attrazioni più popolari della Fiera di Lunacupa. I visitatori nuostr' adorano mettere alla prova le abilità loro per ore, ma i carri cominciano a mostrare qualche cedimento dopo tutto chisto tempo.

Tu sembri <uno/una> che sa come impugnare na chiave meccanica. Mi aiuteresti a riparare alcuni dei Carri Giocattolo Danneggiati e a rimetterli in funzione? Ti ricompenserò per il disturbo.

Completamento

Ricompense

Riceverai:

	Gettone dei Giochi di Lunacupa		Prova dell'Artigiano
	Biglietto Premio di Lunacupa		Conoscenza dell'Ingegneria delle Isole dei Draghi

Guadagni

Al completamento di questa missione otterrai:

250 reputazione con Fiera di Lunacupa
2 punti dell'Incantisimi in Ingegneria

Puoi controllare se l'hai già completato digitando:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(29511))

Guide

Darkmoon Faire Made Easy Darkmoon Island, Let the Adventure Begin!!! Guide to Professions at the Darkmoon Faire Wowhead's Darkmoon Faire Guide