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==Moved from [[:Category talk:Uncommon world drops]]==
 
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This category could easily consume 98% of [[:Category:World of Warcraft uncommon items]]. Do we '''really''' want to support it? --[[User:Eirik Ratcatcher|Eirik Ratcatcher]] ([[User talk:Eirik Ratcatcher|talk]]) 20:02, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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:98% huh? ... world drops are not items rewarded by quests, provided by quests, dropped in instances, drop in only one zone, crafted by players, sold by vendors... if anything this will help clean the [[:Category:World of Warcraft uncommon items|uncommon items category]] up as both categories should not be on the item's page. {{User:Coobra/Sig4}} 20:39, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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::I'd wish you didn't make posts here, and then make a forum topic... do one or the other, not both, so we can keep the conversation on one page. {{User:Coobra/Sig4}} 20:43, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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:::Do leave me room to change my mind, please... --[[User:Eirik Ratcatcher|Eirik Ratcatcher]] ([[User talk:Eirik Ratcatcher|talk]]) 21:13, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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::The Uncommon world drops category has existed for over a year, yet only 330 or so items have been moved to it. I don't argue at all whether it would be useful. I argue, Will it be maintained? We already have [[:Category:World of Warcraft uncommon quest items|Uncommon quest items]]. That has been maintained. This has not. The least I can do is point at it and howl. How you react is up to you. --21:13, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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A '''Gift of Friendship: Undercity''' is a container item obtained from non-guard [[NPC]]s in Undercity during the [[Love is in the Air]] event.
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You get Gifts of Friendship: Undercity from non-guard [[Forsaken]] NPCs in any participating Horde city ([[Orgrimmar]], [[Thunder Bluff]], and [[Undercity]], but primarily in Undercity) in exchange for a {{loot|common|Love Token}}.
   
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:::Well, once the changes to the tooltip template is done and everything is thrown around into its proper category, when can then decide to delete or keep. {{User:Coobra/Sig4}} 21:16, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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::::My friend, that strategy assumes that tooltip template changes WILL be "done" in any significant meaning of the word. Asking for a minimum functionality estimate would likely turn this topic into a referendum on {{t|Tooltip/Dev}}, so I'll stick with "So, got an estimate of when that will be?" I don't intend to be offensive, but I would like to know whether, for instance, to continue moving things from [[:Category:World of Warcraft neck items|Neck items]] to various "(rarity) Neck items" categories. Leaving things "between stages" is unpleasant. --[[User:Eirik Ratcatcher|Eirik Ratcatcher]] ([[User talk:Eirik Ratcatcher|talk]]) 22:00, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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::::Most wikis, including this one, are perpetually "between stages", they are constantly being edited. As far as the category, I think it would be fine to make it a subcategory of the larger uncommon items category. --{{User:Pcj/sig}} 22:08, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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:::::Judging by comments on [[Template Talk:Tooltip]], world drops was a category type that some of the people working on {{t|Tooltip/Dev}} are planning on. As for "constantly being edited", there are certainly degrees, and allowances to be made. However "editing" is a crucial component of it. Starting a project and walking away from it leaves a patchwork for whoever follows to try and guess what the "right answer" is. And that is the appearance of the current Uncommon World Drops category, the neck items category, etc. --[[User:Eirik Ratcatcher|Eirik Ratcatcher]] ([[User talk:Eirik Ratcatcher|talk]]) 00:27, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
 
   
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Opening a Gift of Friendship: Undercity by right clicking it creates a {{loot|common|Romantic Poem}} pledge gift. You must have an open slot in your inventory or a stack of less than 20 Romantic Poems in order to create a Romantic Poem.
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I recently stumbled upon [[:Category:Uncommon world drops]] while playing with tailoring patterns. (There are sister categories for Rare and Epic, but not for Common or Poor.)
 
   
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As this category could easily consist of 80% or more of [[:Category:World of Warcraft uncommon items]], I would like to know folks' opinion on whether we should keep the category at all, or throw the contents back in the vast pool that is Uncommon Items. --[[User:Eirik Ratcatcher|Eirik Ratcatcher]] ([[User talk:Eirik Ratcatcher|talk]]) 20:37, October 7, 2009 (UTC)
 
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Your goal for the pledge items, if you are collecting them, are stacks of five. You don't want to collect to many of one kind; they are used in equal numbers when you combine the different types.
   
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The non-guard NPCs tend to be somewhat less common and harder to locate than the guards. On the other hand, you have only one kind of non-guard NPC pledge gift to farm, so there is no chance of getting many of one and few of the other one you need.
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:Are uncommon world drops really 80% of uncommon drops? Where do you get this data? --{{qtt|[[Image:gengar orange 22x22.png]]|Beware the sneaky smile!}}&nbsp;[[User:Fandyllic|<span style="border-bottom:1px dotted; cursor:help;" title="Admin">Fandyllic</span>]] <small>([[User talk:Fandyllic|talk]] &middot; [[Special:Contributions/Fandyllic|contr]])</small> 6:33 PM PST 8 Oct 2009
 
   
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The non-guard NPCs of all cites are of both genders. The Undercity Guardians (guards) respond androgynously to either cologne or perfume. So you have your choice of wearing cologne or perfume or switching as convenient.
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::FWIW, I just did a search on wowhead. 8755 uncommon items, 4847 are considered "drops", which includes world drops & zone drops. So that's roughly half. -- [[User:Harveydrone|Har]][[User_talk:Harveydrone|vey]][[Special:Contributions/Harveydrone|drone]] 20:00, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
 
   
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::I did the same, so that's why I questioned the 80% figure. Unfortunately, Wowhead doesn't have a way to filter for world vs. zone drops. --{{qtt|[[Image:gengar orange 22x22.png]]|Beware the sneaky smile!}}&nbsp;[[User:Fandyllic|<span style="border-bottom:1px dotted; cursor:help;" title="Admin">Fandyllic</span>]] <small>([[User talk:Fandyllic|talk]] &middot; [[Special:Contributions/Fandyllic|contr]])</small> 8:27 PM PST 8 Oct 2009
 
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:::If you're going to separate out "uncommon world drops", I think that yeah, it does become appropriate to drain the "uncommon items" category entirely. Not something I'm really prepared to take on. But you're looking at, what?
 
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::: Anything else? --[[User:Eirik Ratcatcher|Eirik Ratcatcher]] ([[User talk:Eirik Ratcatcher|talk]]) 20:41, October 8, 2009 (UTC)
 
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::::I believe there are also zone drops that aren't instance drops or world drops. Ultimately, I believe WoWWiki should never have tried to be in the business of having pages for every item. I'd much prefer a partnership with a good database site and only have pages for items that someone wants to add interesting or helpful additional lore, notes, source info, tips, and trivia. --{{qtt|[[Image:gengar orange 22x22.png]]|Beware the sneaky smile!}}&nbsp;[[User:Fandyllic|<span style="border-bottom:1px dotted; cursor:help;" title="Admin">Fandyllic</span>]] <small>([[User talk:Fandyllic|talk]] &middot; [[Special:Contributions/Fandyllic|contr]])</small> 11:57 PM PST 8 Oct 2009
 
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:::::I somewhat agree with that, though I would rather automatically pull in the item data for all items as a non-user-editable part of the page, including source info, with the rest of it addable later. --{{User:Pcj/sig}} 00:28, October 9, 2009 (UTC)
 
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::::::A nice dream, but it would require a quite intimate relationship with the database site. That is, we'd be locked in once we chose. ("Forever will it dominate your destiny.") As well, there are peculiar limitations inherent to database sites; I've been known to harp on WoWwiki's aping some of those limitations from time to time, I won't bore you with them. You might examine EVE-Online's corporate wiki (as opposed to independent wikis) for an example of just the sort of thing you are talking about. In that case, both the wiki and the database are under management by the same entity (in this case, the game publisher).
 
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:::::I'll point out that the EVE-Online wiki has several limitations that may or may not be required by its nature: They require an active EVE account, and rigorously moderate edits. These may be necessary due to the fact that they have corporate governance, and thus attached (legal?) responsibilities. --[[User:Eirik Ratcatcher|Eirik Ratcatcher]] ([[User talk:Eirik Ratcatcher|talk]]) 17:43, October 9, 2009 (UTC)
 
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::::::Nah, we could implement it pretty easily (and with a fair degree of ease of switching to another DB later) if we wanted to start from scratch on all the items - we would probably need to incorporate the item id in the article's properties. And the ability to edit the pages wouldn't change, just the item data would be from another source and not editable. --{{User:Pcj/sig}} 18:12, October 9, 2009 (UTC)
 
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:::::::Actually, I prefer your suggestion, Pcj. I was just thinking that if we pulled data from another site, but our version of the page didn't have any additional info, but from an advertising standpoint, it is better to keep people at WoWWiki. --{{qtt|[[Image:gengar orange 22x22.png]]|Beware the sneaky smile!}}&nbsp;[[User:Fandyllic|<span style="border-bottom:1px dotted; cursor:help;" title="Admin">Fandyllic</span>]] <small>([[User talk:Fandyllic|talk]] &middot; [[Special:Contributions/Fandyllic|contr]])</small> 11:37 PM PST 9 Oct 2009
 

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Love is in the Air
The subject of this article or section is part of Love is in the Air, a seasonal event that lasts two weeks. Once the event has run its course, this will no longer be available until next year, but there are no guarantees.
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A Gift of Friendship: Undercity is a container item obtained from non-guard NPCs in Undercity during the Love is in the Air event.

Source

You get Gifts of Friendship: Undercity from non-guard Forsaken NPCs in any participating Horde city (Orgrimmar, Thunder Bluff, and Undercity, but primarily in Undercity) in exchange for a [Love Token].

Procedure

Aside from a few quests and a repeatable turn-in that culminates this process, the Love is in the Air gifts and pledges are all obtained in a similar fashion. You get [Pledges of Adoration], [Gifts of Adoration], [Pledges of Friendship], and [Gifts of Friendship] from NPCs in the three participating cities of your faction (the capital cities prior to The Burning Crusade). Guards give "Pledges of" and non-guards give "Gifts of".

If you do not have the Inv valentinesboxofchocolates02 [Adored] debuff, you get the "of Adoration" item and the adored debuff for one hour (of real time, not game time), then for that hour you can only get the "of Friendship" item. Both gifts contain a pledge item (see Creates section below), but the Gift of Adoration contains a functional gift as well. Think of the "of Friendship" item as a farmable consolation prize you can collect between the availability of the real gifts. All of the "of Adoration" gifts, from guards and non-guards, from any city, from either faction, contain the same random functional items, but the pledge items are unique, so each city's NPCs (by race) give a specific set of container items that contain the NPC type specific and city specific pledge item. An NPC of a race associated with another city gives the gifts of that other city.

The NPC must have a heart floating over their head, and few of the non-guard NPCs have the heart. You will only be able to give the Love Tokens to NPCs if you are wearing [cologne] for female NPCs or [perfume] for male NPCs, and you will only be able to see the hearts if you are wearing either. The hearts have a 1-2 minute cooldown after anyone gives the NPC a Love Token and receives a gift.

You will not always get a gift, sometimes you will receive a Heartbroken debuff instead. This debuff lasts an hour and prevents you from using Love Tokens, but can be removed by another player using an [Unbestowed Friendship Bracelet] on you. You must have an open slot in your inventory or a stack of less than 100 [Friendship Bracelets] in your inventory to have an Unbestowed Friendship Bracelet successfully used on you, creating a Friendship Bracelet and removing the Heartbroken debuff. As of Love is in the Air 2009, there is an achievement to use Unbestowed Friendship Bracelets on players (requires them to have the Heartbroken debuff), so if you get the debuff, it is not terribly difficult to find someone willing to remove it, even in the wee hours of the morning.

Only the NPCs with the city's guard name count as guards. Vendor NPCs are non-guards, but also named NPCs with guard duties; basically anyone who isn't a generic guard. The innkeepers have the floating heart but do not count as non-guard NPCs for the event; they do not give gifts, rather, they are the source for the items you need to farm the gifts, the cologne, perfume and Love Tokens, (and their heart is always visible, not requiring that you be wearing cologne or perfume).

You must have an open slot in your inventory to receive a Gift of Friendship. The item does not stack. If you attempt to obtain one without an empty slot, your Love Token is consumed, the NPC's floating heart goes on cooldown, you run the risk of the Heartbroken debuff; you just don't get the item.

Contains

Opening a Gift of Friendship: Undercity by right clicking it creates a [Romantic Poem] pledge gift. You must have an open slot in your inventory or a stack of less than 20 Romantic Poems in order to create a Romantic Poem.

Notes

Your goal for the pledge items, if you are collecting them, are stacks of five. You don't want to collect to many of one kind; they are used in equal numbers when you combine the different types.

The non-guard NPCs tend to be somewhat less common and harder to locate than the guards. On the other hand, you have only one kind of non-guard NPC pledge gift to farm, so there is no chance of getting many of one and few of the other one you need.

The non-guard NPCs of all cites are of both genders. The Undercity Guardians (guards) respond androgynously to either cologne or perfume. So you have your choice of wearing cologne or perfume or switching as convenient.

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