World of Warcraft's Item Restoration service is one of the game's most important tools.
In a game that is essentially all about gear, weapons, and more, making sure you have your items is of utmost importance. However, sometimes, they go missing from your bags upon receiving them, maybe you accidentally sold them, or even worse, deleted them without meaning to. Usually, with the former, you can sometimes buy them back quickly, but once you delete them they're gone forever... unless you restore them!
If you're one of the many that are looking for that long-lost item you so desperately need then we've got you covered. Here's how to Restore Items in Classic and Shadowlands using Item Restoration.
How to Restore Items in Classic and Shadowlands with Item Restoration
We've all been there... Just playing World of Warcraft, just finished a Dungeon, going through all of your hard-earned gear and items then all of a sudden it's not there anymore! Well, not to worry because the developers over at Blizzard Entertainment know what that feels like and created a service just for it.
Known as Item Restoration, the service is quite literally what it states, it restores items. No matter if they're sold, deleted, or disenchanted, with the service you can get them back.
One small caveat though, if the items cannot be recovered via the service they are gone forever.
Here's a step-by-step on how to restore items with Item Restoration:
- Visit Blizzard's official Item Restoration page
- Select "Begin Item Restoration"
- On the top right-hand corner select the account you'd like to restore an item from
- Scroll through the server the character belongs to
- Select the item
- Review your Item Restoration and that's it! All done
- To reclaim your lost item visit your local mailbox
In order to take the item out of the mailbox, you'll have to pay a fee. If disenchanted, you'll need the materials used to create the item (if applicable), if sold you'll just have to pay the price that it was sold for.
It's worth noting that the Item Restoration feature does come with its limitations. You must have an active World of Warcraft account that has no bans or suspensions. Additionally, stackable crafting materials, consumables, collectibles such as pets, mounts, heirlooms, holiday or temporary items, and more cannot be restored. The same can be said for items traded or mailed to another character, items sold at the Auction House, or items destroyed prior to Server or Faction changing.
You can only restore items every seven days on both Classic and Shadowlands.
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