This year, Noblegarden runs from Sunday, April 2 and ends on April 9 on oceanic servers.
During Noblegarden, the towns of Azeroth and their immediate environs are liberally sprinkled with Noblegarden eggs for players to collect in a ravenous frenzy — er, in the spirit of sharing. These eggs contain treats fit for commoners and kings alike!
Not much has changed apart from the level required to purchase the Tome of Polymorph: Rabbit (now level 60).
Noblegrden Pets
There are two pets that can be purchased with 100 Noblegarden Chocolates or random drop from a Brightly Coloured Egg.
Noblegarden Mount
Swift Springstrider – the Epic Ground Mount for 2012. Sold by Noblegarden Merchants (Horde) and Noblegarden Vendors (Alliance) for 500 Noblegarden Chocolates, as well as a rare drop from Brightly Coloured Eggs.
Black Spring Circlet (50 chocolates) – designed to go with the tuxedo.
Elegant Dress with Pink Circlet
Pink Spring Circlet (50 chocolates) – designed to go with the elegant dress.
For the complete guide, you can head over to Wowhead but for first-timers, head to one of the following locations:
Horde
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- Bloodhoof Village in Mulgore
- Brill in Tirisfal Glades
- Falconwing Square in Eversong Woods
- Razor Hill in Durotar
Alliance
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- Azure Watch in Azuremyst Isle
- Dolanaar in Teldrassil
- Goldshire in Elwynn Forest
- Kharanos in Dun Morogh
Noblegarden Bunny – spawn egg spot
Last year, I spent the first hour racing around as a Noblegarden Bunny, which soon became a very tedious task. I opted to collect my 600 chocolates before handing them in on the off chance I looted the mount from one of the last 100 eggs.
Since the addition of CRZ, the egg hunt may have been daunting for many but a recent hotfix has made it more bearable.
I think I kept obsessively checking for that mount every time I had three or four eggs accumulated all the way to 500! I should go ride that mount to make it all worthwhile!