How to get Coppers the Kobold pet in The War Within
Wondering how to get Coppers the Kobold, one of the exciting new pets in The War Within? You’ve come to the right place!
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Before we start, here’s a quick heads-up: Coppers the Kobold has become a simple non-combat pet since the launch of The War Within. Although earlier it was meant to be a versatile companion that could serve as a vendor and repair NPC simultaneously, Blizzard changed its mind. Still, if you want it for its charm and quirky appearance, we’re glad to help you!
How to get Coppers the Kobold
Here’s how to get this cute companion: First, you must reach Renown 2 with the Assembly of the Deeps faction to unlock the Snuffling trait. Once you have it, you can start digging in Disturbed Earth piles found in all Khaz Algar areas. These piles won’t show up as treasures on your minimap, but there’s a trick to spotting them easily.
Go to your Interface Settings and enable Outline Mode by selecting “Quest Objectives, Mouseover, and Target.” Then, scroll down, find Outline Mode again, and set it to High. This will make the Disturbed Earth piles glow purple, so they’re easier to spot from a distance. If you’re wondering where to farm Wax, check the following guide’s section linked below for more details:
When you dig up Disturbed Earth, it may give you basic loot or set off ambushes or small events where you’ll have to fight enemies to earn Odd Glob of Wax. You’ll need these Globs to acquire a Firelight Ruby.
After collecting enough Wax, head to Gundargaz in the Ringing Deeps and find Middles at coordinates [47.6, 35.2]. Then, give him a total of 50x Odd Glob of Wax to fill the Wax Contribution progress bar to 100%. Since you can only contribute 5x Wax at a time, make sure you’re fully prepared before the trip.
Once you’re done, you’ll receive 1x Firelight Ruby, which you can use to buy Coppers the Kobold from Gnawbles in the Ringing Deeps at [47.6, 35.2]. After making the purchase, congratulations on becoming the proud Coppers owner!
Final words
Of course, it’s disappointing that Coppers can no longer fight other pets and act as a vendor. Just imagine how handy it would be to have a little companion during M+ and raids to repair gear and sell unwanted items — almost too good to be true, right?
Sure, you can still use options like the Auto Hammer, Jeeves, or the Traveler’s Tundra Mammoth to repair and sell things, but it’s not quite what players were hoping for. However, if you already have this pet, you still have a friendly Kobold to join you on your adventures!
We hope you found this article helpful, and we’d love to hear your thoughts on both the guide and the Blizzard’s changes to Coppers.
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