How to get a grateful offering and what it is for
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World of Warcraft: Shadowlands comes with many new items and additions, but not all of them can be obtained with regular silver like gold or silver. Players who unlocked the Anima Conductor in the World of Warcraft: Shadowlands special alliances will be introduced in a never-before-seen motto: the grateful offering.
Unlike gold, the Grateful Offering can only be paid to a Renowned Vendor. They are used to purchase Alliance-related weapons, armor, mounts, and pets. Additionally, 35 Grateful Offerings can be used to purchase the Chronicle of Lost Memories, an item that teaches a legendary power that the player does not yet possess.
Setting up a grateful offering
Before they can earn a Grateful Offer, players must first build an Anima Conductor in their Alliance. The Anima conductor can be added by paying 1,000 Anima and 1 Redeemed Soul. The first campaign quest to upgrade the Pact requires players to farm 1,000 Anima and 5 Redeemed Souls. If they wish, they can get the Anima driver immediately after these requirements.
For those who spent their Anima on a different basis, the Anima can be collected by doing quests, opening chests, or killing monsters. Redeemed Souls can be collected by completing each week Wow quests.
Obtain a grateful offering
The Anima Conductor gives players access to two activities, but only one can be activated per day.
This is accomplished by players opening an Anima Stream from the Anima Conductor for the cost of 25 Anima. These streams open up different parts of the Covenant homeworld, and will cost another 25 Anime if the stream closes. Opening streams spawn daily activities that include opening treasure or defeating enemy champions or powerful enemies to get a grateful offering. Investing more in the Anima Conductor will unlock more activities.
The maximum total of Grateful Offering with an Anima feed is 3 Grateful offering with some exceptions. Enemy champions can only be looted once per day, but the player does not necessarily have to summon them. This means that they can get rid of someone else’s summon by camping in enemy champion spawn points. The total recognition offering amassed per day can be 8 instead of 3 if the player manages to kill all four enemy champions.
Expenses and prices
There are 2-3 vendors per area that sell special items that can be purchased with grateful offerings:
- Bastion : Warrant Officer Galos, Forgelite Neptira
- Maldraxxus : Su Zettai, Slayer Araya
- Ardenweald : Elwyn, Mar’lan, Spindlenose
- Revendreth : Chachi the Artist, Gregor the Pallidblade
Items that can be purchased with Grateful Offering will also require a second currency, which is Reservoir Anima. Those looking to buy Wow pets will need a grateful offering and perhaps a polished familiar charm instead of Anima.
The Chronicle of Lost Memories will not only require 35 Anima per copy, but players must have four Anima streams, which means the Anima Conductor must be upgraded to level 2. Players must know that the skill of Chronicle of Lost Memories is randomly selected, which means they don’t have the option of choosing what they want to learn.
Warrant Officer Galos, Slayer Araya, Spindlenose, and Artist Chachi all sell the Chronicle of Lost Memories and are each part of the Alliance Shrine.
More examples
Mounts can cost up to 5,000 Anima + 5 Grateful Offering, and transmogrifies will require a specific fame level depending on what the player wants to change. The first transmog is to Rename 16 for the hand and wrists and waist. Stemmins and Willowbreeze special pets can be purchased from Spindlenose if they are members of Night Fae. These will cost 250 Polished Pet Charms + 5 Grateful Offerings each.
How the player spends their recognition offering is ultimately their own decision. If players wish to use this currency to transmogrify / revamp their gear, they can. However, it might not be a bad idea to stock up on a grateful offer to purchase some of the rarer pets and mounts for their character.
World of Warcraft: Shadowlands is available on PC.
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