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Kommentar von loptr

Endlich Erbstücke für die fehlenden Plätze... Naja, zumindest accountgebundene Items...

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Kommentar von sprendinea

Currency for buying numerous combat enhancement consumables inside Island Expeditions.

Kommentar von brothernads

Why is this not spelled “doubloon”?

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/doubloon

Will be bugging me forever... :(

Kommentar von Romanthony

Hoping they add something else to buy these with because i feel like Ill be hording them for a long time, since the combat items dont seem all that... impressive

Maybe instead of making the mounts RNG focused have them sold by a Vendor, linked to the island (just to add to the rarity) Like the twilight drake is sold by a Twilight Defector, which you have to Rescue sometime on the island

This makes the island more engaging, since your searching the island for this Vendor, And gives you something worthwhile to spend these on

Kommentar von woofpuppy

Garbage. Need pets, mounts, cosmetics, or crafting recipes.

Kommentar von Gussengup

Use them to buy Demolisher Controller, play 2 Demolsiher and a tank for great succes!

Kommentar von schmilblick

Blizzard needs to implement a vendor that sell IE rewards, instead of the useless items we got now.

Kommentar von Moarpewpew

Really hoping in future patches they will allow us to buy the pets or mounts that can possibly drop from the island. Sure would be better than the crap we get now o.O

Kommentar von Caerule

In 8.1 you can buy a lot more with these, outside of island expeditions.

You can spend them at Kapitänin Klarisa (Alliance) and Kapitänin Zen'taga (Horde), close to the Islands Expedition hubs. On stuff that should make it more interesting to run Islands for collectors.

The following items can be acquired:

Reputation items. 100 Seefahrerdublone gets you an item for 250 rep upon hand-in.
Alliance: Eingedellte Münze for the Prachtmeeradmiralität.
Exotische Gewürze for the Glutorden.
Verlorene Meeresschriftrolle for Sturmwacht.
Horde: Inseltreibgut for the Zandalariimperium.
Goldkäfer for Talanjis Expedition.
Schimmernde Muschel for the Voldunai.
Neutral: Durchnässte Seite for the Tortollanische Sucher

3 Sailor Hats, each for 100 Seefahrerdublone. Cosmetic, so usable for each armor type for transmog.
Roter Dreispitz, Blauer Dreispitz, Grauer Dreispitz,

2 Battle Pets:
Blutroter Oktopus for 100 Seefahrerdublone
Albinodämmerungswächter for 200 Seefahrerdublone.

3 Toys:
Handanker for 150 Seefahrerdublone.
Knatschige Krabbe for 200 Seefahrerdublone.
Wellenbrett aus Knorrholz for 300 Seefahrerdublone.

2 Mount:
Salzwasserseepferdchen for 500 Seefahrerdublone.
Schlickflügelalbatros for 1000 Seefahrerdublone.

Kommentar von dauwg89

You can buy the Salzwasserseepferdchen for 500 Seefahrerdublone as soon as the Path 8.1 is released. I'm not quite sure, but I think you'll get that currency only out of the island expeditions.

Kommentar von NeveahScottis

Where does one acquire this currency? I tried Island Expeditions, but didn't get any from it.

Kommentar von Ambushu

In 8.1.5, you can spend them on new BOA gear items such as bracers, boots, gloves, legs, belt, and cloak. The item level starts at 214 for level 111's and increases up to 282 for a level 120. The tokens can proc higher item levels just like the previous iterations.

Kommentar von MurlocsForDays

Dubloons show up in the same areas again and again. There are three golden dubs visible and clickable per normal or heroic island. Plus, RNG will decide whether you might get two dubloons to drop for you per coin pickup instead of one. So you could, at least in theory, walk away with six total from those three dubloons on the ground.

One of our guildies came up with the theory that any treasure chest or azerite crystal could instead spawn as a dubloon, and we later realized it's not just the treasure that can spawn as dubloons--they can also take the typical place of quest items, stun/extra damage items, buff shrines, or any type of food/drink. (Full credit to Boomvizzle!) After doing hundreds of expeditions this theory is all but confirmed, so when you see a random item on an island, take note-- some other time it might be a dubloon there. That said, there seem to be a particular bunch of places per island that they appear most often.

Unfortunately islands have no coords to go by, so I'm just going to describe the locations where we've found dubloons repeatedly. When I get around to it I will also submit some screenshots.

Everybody in the group has to be more or less in range to get a dubloon when it's picked up. We're not positive what the range is, no one wants to risk not getting dubs due to distance testing. But if you're spread too far apart you won't all get dubloons, so for this purpose it pays to stick more or less together, at least if you like the people you're islanding with.

I refer only to traversible areas here, so not like, for example, the entire upper quadrant of Molten Cay. When I say "the far upper northeast" of Molten Cay I mean like only halfway up the full map view.

Sometimes dubloons are located in shallow water (particularly in Un'gol Ruins) and I highly recommend going into Settings and turning your Shadow Quality down to low so you won't see the reflections of the leaves in the trees above in the water. This helps immensely with finding dubloons in the shallows.

Havenswood

-around any and all of the buildings to the south (not just on the ground by the walls but also in the cart only visible from one angle, by a tree near the bridge that has a lantern hanging from the branches, in the alleys between the buildings, seriously all over the place)
-on or around any of the piers
-around the house to the west near to the dock
-next to the remains of a curving shipwreck to the west (on the land directly across from the southernmost isle off the coast)
-in front of/around a building in the bridge-connected area to the north
-near that bridge-connected area there's a cart by the northern bridge coming away from that northern area
-near a wagon inwards a way from the western dock
-halfway between the northwest dock and the west dock, in the large wooden hull-wreckage of a ship
-by a tent in the campsite south of the northern bridged-off area
-on the southernmost isle, not only on the ground but also on the murloc platform
-across from the graveyard, in some pale grass near the waterfall
-on the banks of the little brook near the northern buildings
-by the outhouse by the little northern pier
-behind the tree and behind the house
-on a building's balcony

Jorundall

-outside the cave at the center of the island
-near the buildings and primitive shelters southwest of the central lake
-in the stone hall built into the hill in the northeast
-around the piers

Molten Cay

-by the L-shaped wall of ruins in the northwest part of the island
-in, outside, and around the cave in the northwest
-around the bridge over the lava area to either side, both next to the lava and lying around on the stone
-in front of and around the tall wall of ruins to the far upper northeast
-along the dirt paths
-in and around the ruins-interiors to the southeast
-in front of the skull-decoration wall outside the smaller building in the southeast

The Rotting Mire

-in front of or to either side of any of the wrecked ship hulls
-in the upper part of the wrecked ship hull on the southern central isle, on the deck or the railings
-next to the shipwreck on the southernmost, small central isle
-in the pirate-dense area in the center of the middle isle
-around the pirate campsite in the hollow by the water, kind of under a cliff overhang on the small, rounded central southern isle
-nestled in front of a tree on a small hill on a tiny mini-isle, so pinpoint small it's barely on the map, in the northeastern quadrant along the long northeast isle
-on the sand by the water and in the grass by a nearby tree on the southwestern beach edge of the small central southern isle
-in the shallow water
-around and on the looong dino skeleton in the southeast, often resting on the upper leg/pelvic bone, occasionally on the long lower leg bone
-rarely, around a beast skull and neck in half-submerged in a lagoon to the southwest
-underwater around the second island from the long dino skeleton skull

Skittering Hollow

-in the 'hollow' inward part of the island
-in or around any of the four caves
-in the middle of the dirt clearings around the caves
-along the coasts
-under random trees and near the ponds on the eastern side of the island, you have to look very very carefully sometimes

Kommentar von MurlocsForDays

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Un'gol Ruins

-around the huts in the central hut area, in bushes, sitting on a plank that comprises the foundation, and inside the huts
-around the cookpot on the beach, central-southern part of the island
-atop murloc hut platforms
-on the sand on the central isle in the south
-stadium/coliseum style ruins to the westernmost point of the island, both on the stone ground and the low stone walls
-in the cave to the west
-on the ground on the large southeastern isle, often tucked into the curve of the anchor lying there
-by the bones in the middle of the boomerang shaped far-eastern isle
-around the half-stern of the broken ship on the northern part of the central isle, sometimes on the ground sometimes on the railing
-on the northern coastline on the beach next to the wooden ribs of a wrecked ship

Verdant Wilds

-in the cave near the center of the map by the water and bridge
-in the ruins right outside and to the immediate west of the cave, my friend calls it "the patio"
-follow the coast all the way west to where the sand ends and the rocks begin
-the little isle
-the big isle
-in the narrowest part of the hourglass shape on the south-western coast, in the grass
-in the cave near the westernmost part of the island, directly north of the L-shaped wall area
-outside the western cave
-near any of the wall/tree/rare/treasure combination areas in the northern area, and make sure you check on top of the low stone walls not just the ground
-in the little 'secret' ruins area to the west along the upward path that's to the right when you come out of the western cave
-underwater in the central lake
-perhaps sneakiest of all, in a patch of seaweed on the northeastern beach

Whispering Reef

-in any of the stone buildings and kaldorei ruins
-around wrecked ship hulls all over the place, particularly the center of the northern half of the island
-on and around the murloc platforms to the northeast
-around and in the northeastern pond, sometimes all the way on the bottom of the pond, sometimes halfway down
-on the dirt bank of the horizontal inlet dividing the island into north and south, on the northern bank
-coast of the southeastern bay by the shipwreck
-due west from the top of the lima bean shaped pond in the southeast, on the ground in some grass, this one's tough to spot
-atop the flat-topped wooden posts in the northern half of the island

We've done heroic islands and have not seen any deviation from the standard three dubs per island norm. But we usually do normals, and every expedition starts off with us racing around the island looking for the dubloons that can be found not in a sack that might or might not drop at the end, but guaranteed fresh off the dirt, sand, wood or stone. If you make your islands into treasure hunts, your albatross/seahorse/toys grind will be done that much faster.

Love,
Firebreath Apothecaries of WRA

Kommentar von rinkworks

Drop rate of these seems to have greatly increased in patch 8.1.5. In ~20 mythic island runs post-8.1.5, I got 15-30 doubloons per island. The increased drop rate seems to be because the bags themselves drop more frequently, although I believe the amount per bag has also increased as well. I got at least one doubloon bag per island, two different bags about 50% of the time, and all three bags one time. As for the bags themselves, only one contained 3; every other contained at least 8, averaged ~11, and a few contained 20-26.

Heroic islands seem to drop fewer bags than mythic on average, but still more than before and with more doubloons per bag.

Kommentar von snuggzies

If you are looking for the total amount needed for everything (minus rep items) it's 2750 Dubloons. Breakdown below:

2 mounts - 1500
2 pets - 300
3 toys - 650
3 cosmetic hats - 300

Keep in mind that the currency isn't account wide so you'll need to grind these on one toon or if you get bored use multiple toons and buy different things.

Kommentar von Headshot314

I decided to grind out the 1000 dubloons and collect some data in the meantime. I grinded the dubloons by farming heroic islands it took me a total of 87 islands to go from 118 to 1008 and my average dubloons gained per island was 10.24. The greatest number of dubloons from one island was 25 and the least was 2. The most common number of dubloons earned was 8 with 9 occurrences.

i did some statistics to try to find the true average and found that the average dubloons per heroic island is 10.24 ± 1.28 or between 8.96 and 11.52.
dubloons

if anyone wants to check my math i did a 95% confidence interval with
s = 6.11
x̄ = 10.24
n = 87
t = 1.96 (z-table value used since the sample size is big)

μ = x̄ ± s/sqrt(n)

Kommentar von alpanhell

I really wish they'd make this currency boa. There are so many currencies in this expansion it's crazy, I'm tired of grinding for a currency. If they'd make this boa I could grind using multiple characters, which would make this so much less boring!

The RNG involved with these things is beyond stupid. I have several toons who have all done the exact same amount of Island Expeditions and the Dubloons they have range from 159 to 335.

Kommentar von Zinsora

Got 88 of them while leveling my elemental shaman from 11-30 with Island Expeditions.
I also got: 3 BOE items, 3 quest items and 6 pets.
/played time was around 5-6 hours

Kommentar von Shardsy

Boost your loot for Seefahrerdublone by setting the option to Inselplünderer by Alleria Windläufer.

Kommentar von dkcm

Still a horrible drop rate. Thought I'd check back here and take a stab at running a few, hoping it had improved. It hadn't.

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