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Kommentar von 5811

Yes! This quest is exactly what I need to casually level my blacksmithing.

Kommentar von Lonarain

You don't have to leave to your homecity to craft the horseshoes for her - you can find the anvil and the forge in a tent behind the NPCs that sell replica and heirloom items, in the middle-western part of the Faire; you also can find another set of anvil & forge at the injured carnies' camp, near Chronos, the one Who Never Forgets, and Morja, looking for Jubjub.

Kommentar von 833385

You get given the quest and special iron by Yebb (who is standing in front of the horse Baby). You go to an anvil and use the iron 4 times to make the shoes. Return to Baby and use the shoes once. That's it. For a map to an anvil, the heirloom guy next to one is Daenrand Dawncrest.

Kommentar von lordlight

If this is a "Weekly" quest then with 5 skill points a week it would only take 8 years to max out your profession.

But for someone almost at max skill this could save you a ton of gold.

Kommentar von WoWTheoryCraft

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

This quest requires no additional items and there are two anvils on Darkmoon Island.

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 Mondbeerensaft )
Inscription ( 5 Leichtes Pergament )
Leatherworking ( 10 Glänzendes Schmuckstück, 5 Grober Faden, 5 Blauer Farbstoff )
Tailoring ( 1 Grober Faden, 1 Roter Farbstoff, 1 Blauer Farbstoff )
Archaeology ( 15 Fossil Archaeology Fragments )
Cooking ( 5 Herkömmliches Mehl )

No item requirements:

Blacksmithing
Enchanting
Engineering
Herbalism
Jewelcrafting
Mining
Skinning
First Aid
Fishing

The nearest vendors to the Darkmoon Faire portals are Kuruk (H), Gastwirt Farley (A) for the Mondbeerensaft and Shadi Nebelläufer (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.

Kommentar von dlbert2000

Anvil is at 55,71

Kommentar von november

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

Kommentar von PortageLakes

you guys are listing where the anvil is but no one has said anything about where the dumb horse is

Kommentar von 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 Jahrmarktsgefälligkeiten 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.)

Kommentar von 1026513

some of us dont have coordinates, please where is this anvil, and how does one do this quest? no website, including this one gives information needed.

Kommentar von Tharama

For maximum efficiency/laziness, bring a Thermischer Amboss and finish this quest without ever taking a step.

Kommentar von stickshift

The younger crowd or those not familiar with gambling terminology may suspect "Baby needs two pair of shoes." is a Blizz in-joke and they are right.

It's a play on the phrase "Mama/Baby needs a new pair of shoes!" A rally-cry that crap (dice) shooters yell usually when the going is good and they want to keep the lucky streak alive.

Kommentar von judybooty

Did this today and did not get 5 skill points - FYSA. Putting in a ticket.

Kommentar von thulsadoom

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. I am unsure if this change was intentional or not. I reported this as a bug.

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.

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

Cooking - Putting the crunch in the Frog
Engineering- Talkin' Tonks
Inscription - Writing your future

Kommentar von Koukura

300/300 vanilla, 70/75 Outland, 20/75 Northrend, 1/75 Cataclysm

Anyone who's ever leveled through the last 15 or so points of Outland smithing via Scryers recipes will understand why I died inside when the quest informed me that the +5 points would be going towards my Cataclysm smithing. Back to spending at least another five hours farming adamantite in Nagrand for enchanted adamantite breastplates... FML.

Kommentar von RenataKane

If your Darkmoon Faire profession quest is not showing as available, check your profession level for your Original (Vanilla 1-300) tier. If it is not at least 75 points, your profession quest will not show up, no matter how many points you have in other expansion pack tiers of your profession.

Kommentar von 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")

Kommentar von Mottster

Looks like they've changed the profession quests to only be done once per event now?

Kommentar von Taraezor

You may have come here suspecting and/or hoping there's an anvil on the DMF island. You are right!

Go to Chronos. He is the NPC who hands out the herbing, jewelcrafting and skinning monthly quests.

(He also used to do the First Aid quest too - a busy artisan!)

Tip: While in the area of Chronos, you may see an NPC running around with a companion. Chase after him and click on him. You're welcome!

Now doesn't that beat having to go all the way up to the main Thunderbluff mesa (sad times) or a short way in to Goldshire (not so sad times, except if some "special" role playing is happening of course)?

Kommentar von Jarhon

Just a heads up, the minimum 75 points in basic profession is no longer needed. I just dinged on Shadowlands, ran to faire with 1/300 and was able to see and pick up the quests just fine.

Kommentar von 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.

Also recommend keeping a Thermischer Amboss in your bags for this quest (or have the vanity pet Smobas der Amboss as Deepdale commented), so that you don't have to even move from the questgiver to do the quest. Drop anvil, click click click all done.

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Baby braucht zwei Paar Schuhe

Stellt aus den Eisenbeständen 4 Hufeisen her und legt sie Baby auf dem Dunkelmond-Jahrmarkt an.

	Legt Baby neue Hufeisen an (1)
	Hufeisen (4)

Bereitgestellter Gegenstand:

	Eisenbestände (1)

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Habt Ihr meine Stute Baby da hinten neben den Wagen gesehen? Sie zieht den Karren mit allen Tieren unseres Kuriositätenkabinetts.

Sie arbeitet hart und braucht mehr Hufeisen, als Ihr Euch vorstellen könnt. Es ist wieder einmal Zeit für neue. Die Rohmaterialien habe ich bereits gekauft.

Ihr müsst sie nur auf einem Amboss bearbeiten und Baby anlegen. Geht schnell und ist mir ein paar Lose wert, also was meint Ihr?

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Ihr bekommt:

	Spieljeton des Dunkelmond-Jahrmarkts		Eifer des Handwerkers
	Gewinnlos des Dunkelmond-Jahrmarkts		Schmiedekunstwissen der Dracheninseln

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Bei Abschluss dieser Quest erhaltet Ihr:

250 Ruf mit der Fraktion Dunkelmond-Jahrmarkt
2 Fertigkeitspunkte in Schmiedekunst

Wenn du Folgendes im Spiel eingibst, kannst du überprüfen, ob du das schon abgeschlossen hast:

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(29508))

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

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