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Every reputation, and exactly what it costs you

Pick a game version and a faction, set where you stand, and the calculator counts what is left to Exalted from the gains the client itself states. Faction data is read straight from Blizzard's client tables; routes and turn-in rates are added only once confirmed in game or in Blizzard's footage.

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WoW Classic Era 1.15.9 client tables WoW Classic 39 factions, 46 stated gains, 343 rewards by standing. 39 factions · open World of Warcraft: Forever client tables (wow_classic_beta 1.60.1.70124) WoW Forever 58 factions, 53 stated gains, 468 rewards by standing. 58 factions · open WoW TBC Anniversary 2.5.6 client tables The Burning Crusade 58 factions, 29 stated gains, 713 rewards by standing. 58 factions · open WoW Classic Era 1.15.9 client tables, the rows Season of Discovery added Season of Discovery 3 factions, 2 stated gains, 75 rewards by standing. 3 factions · open WoW Mists of Pandaria Classic 5.5.4 client tables Mists of Pandaria 129 factions, 92 stated gains, 1,582 rewards by standing. 129 factions · open World of Warcraft 12.1 client tables (the live game) Retail 322 factions, 372 stated gains, 2,319 rewards by standing. 322 factions · open

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Factions whose client states a reputation gain

What the pages say, and what they do not

Every faction page is read from the game client of its version: the name and description the reputation pane shows, where each race and class starts, the cap, the spells and items that grant reputation and how much, and the items each standing unlocks. That is the part no guide can get wrong, and it is what the calculator counts with.

What the client does not hold — quest reputation, reputation from kills, the repeatable turn-ins most grinds are built on — is added faction by faction as it is confirmed in game or in Blizzard's own footage, each with its source. Until then a page says so rather than guessing. ★ route written, calculator counts turn-ins, ◆ route written, ? client data only, route not written yet. More on the data →